to the fire, fiery end to this one car crash, leaves a man dead. it happened just before 1:30, on hill dale and bummcar roads in cheltenham township. police say the driver trashed into a pole, two park cars, before flipping over and bursting into flames. the crash remains under investigation this morning, police looking for gunman who shot a man in university city. no word on what led to the shooting which happened 40th and market around 12:30 this morning. after that, the 30 year old victim ran into a bar where police say he works as a bar teer. the man is in stage. stable condition with gunshot wound to his left thigh. >> good morning, everyone, thank you for joining us. also this morning, bill cosby firing back, the comedian counter suing a woman who claims he molested her four decades ago when she was just 15 years old. >> yes, cosby's lawyers are asking a california judge to throw out her lawsuit. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live in the cbs-3 satellite center more on this legal battle. justin, good morning. >> good morning, yes, just

yesterday, cosby's lawyer accused one of his latest accusers of only coming forward to get some of his money. but the lapd chief says all of the cosby claims are worth looking into, even if they exceed the statute of limitations. >> speaking to the press, thursday, lapd chief charlie said his agency is prepared to investigate sex assault claims, against bill cosby, even if he can't be criminally charged. >> now, they could be using in civil recourse, or number of other things. we don't turn people away because things are out of statute. you come to us specially now with sexual allegations, you know, we will work with you. >> the lapd would not elaborate on the chief's comments, but, former la county prosecutor steve mizer says, the move is unusual, unlikely, and possibly illegal. >> if lapd takes taxpayer dollars, uses them to function as private investigator for private plaintiff, that should be construed as an unlawful gift of public funds and it

should be barred. >> that would apply to the woman who filed suit against cosby, tuesday, she claims the comedian sexually assaulted her in 1974 at the playboy mansion when she was only 15 years old. cosby's attorneys are working to dismiss the suit calling her story false, and saying she tried selling it to tabloids a decade ago, and, made extortion threats to mr. cosby about criminal penalties, coupled with demand for a six figure payday to keep quiet. and offering as proof copies after letter dated december 1st, reading: your demand for money from mr. cosby is rejected. now, the lapd says it has no record of complaints against cosby, this is truly been a water shed week for the comic. we saw him step down from his trustee duties at temple that week, as well, as us navy revoked his honorary chief petty officer status. we are live in the sat center, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> justin, thank you moore. >> coming up on 03:00, let's get your traffic and weather together.

katy? >> this lend up being overall not bad dow -- day, but see wet weather firing up across our area, generally looks like it will be rain producing event. few choice location that is could actually see little wintery mixing going on. currently storm scan three really, just seeing few little speckles of green beginning to fire up out there. as we take it off to the south and west here, looking at you can see some pink showing up, certainly, some rain, maybe even little snow out, there as well. >> winter weather at 4:00 p.m. this afternoon for carbon monroe county area, that is specifically because it is colder up in the mountains so typical. rain for everyone he will, you may see some freezing rain, you may see some sleet mixing in or even some snow, this is more of travel hazards than anything going up toward the i80 interchange. >> current temperature, again, colder than it is everywhere else up in the poconos. thirty-seven at the airport, 38 in atlantic city and as the

day progresses expect to seymour clouds than anything, very limited sunshine on day like there is hit mid 40's, somewhat steady with the temperatures as the rain gradually approaches and moves in west to east. as it does so it get steadier it time, too. >> right now dealing with the gradual build of some rush hour traffic. >> traveling on 95 the southbound side as we see it every single day, you get caught up headed into the vine st. expressway area center city. >> so, headed out of the northeast, expect the usual delays on 95, for this time, and if you're watching us right now, planning to go to 95, it would even be worse than this. as we continue taking you elsewhere little blurry shot, 422 not far from trooper road. not seeing the huge eastbound delay, just yet. as folks try to make their way down toward 202, so still sort

of waiting on that, as we take a look at the schuylkill expressway, still 55 your speed censors, that's still good news. we're waiting for that westbound pocket to form as it usually does around this time. fifty-five, 476, overall majors not awful, just build that volume on the a -- 95, and will probably get worse. >> thank you, thousands of protesters across the nation make their voices heard for a second straight day. >> the demonstrations come after grand jury decision, not to indict a white police officer in the choke holding death of a black man. cbs news correspondent don champion has more from new york. >> a steady stream of protesters interrupted traffic on new york city west side highway for second night. earlier in the night the mostly peaceful demonstrations took a turn in times square, where police made several arrests. other rallied for eric garner as site of the staten island fer any march, down city street. enough is enough. people are getting murdered every day. and i'm just sick and tired of it. >> and err over a grab jury's

decision not to indict nypd officer daniel, in garner's death, continues to spill over to other cities across the nation. thousands of all races push for change at boston christmas tree lighting. >> need to get the message across to people, even though they don't think this directly affect them. >> officer testified before the grand jury for two hours, about what happened here, in july, when he took garner down as cameras rolled. he maintains it was not a choke hold he was using, but a maneuver, he learned, at the police academy. >> is that within the framework what we teach our officers in terms of how do you take down a person you're attempt to go area necessary. >> naiant view cbs's scott pelle, new york city police commissioner, bill brat on, says the department is investigating. the nyfd will also retrain thousands of it officers, in using less force when possible. don champion, cbs news, new york.

here at philadelphia, protest remembers also calling for change. it was a subdued scene inside this church on north broad street. that's where a group discussed future plans for protests. earlier thursday, student at temple university staged a die-in, sending message that they stand with michael brown. no matter the stage, the message remains the same. >> people aren't going to be quiet any more. different era. i think we need to treat it like it is a different era. >> action may come in the form of a civil rights case. the officer involved in garner's death is the subject after federal investigation. >> well, hip hop artist and reality tv star flavor flav joined protests in herring son, before that he encouraged demonstrate tears remain peaceful when he spoke at a local church. >> and happening today, in a little less than an hour, nasa will try again to launch orion, newest spacecraft. it is scheduled to lift off from cape canaveral florida at

clock 05:00 a.m. space agency scrubbed yesterday's launch. orion is nasa's first spacecraft designed to take astronaunts into deep space since the apollo moon landings more than 40 years ago. today's test flight will be unmanned. >> pennsylvania govenor-elect tom wolf heads to the white house this afternoon. he's one of six newly elected governors meeting in the oval office with president obama and vice president biden. well, mr. wolf is the only democrat. the white house says the discussion will romp for opportunity for people to succeed. also this morning, the president is expected to nominate abington native ashton carter to be his next defense secretary. carter the 1972 graduate of abington high school. he used to be the deputy defense second. senate confirms him, cart letter take over for chuck haague hole resigned last week. >> well, some philadelphia police and government officials looking forwards to retirement will have to wait another year because every pope francis visit to the city next september.

the delayed right affect a dozen top city officials and 100 police officers. philadelphia needs them for planning and security. more than a million and a half people are expected at the pope's two public appearances, during the world meet of families in the fall. >> the search for shane continues this morning and now the fbi looking for key piece of information in the disappearance of the west chester university student. we'll have it on the other side. >> plus, three puppies found inside a north philly warehouse, booby-trapped, with trip wires and shotguns, are getting a second chance. now, they need new homes. >> he's a successful actor. did you know mark wahlberg has a criminal record? now he want it erased. we'll tell you about the reason why he is taking action now after all these years when we come back.

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>> individual joe from surveillance cameras, to help in the search for missing west chester university student shane montgomery. the 21 year old vanished after leaving manayunk bar early thanksgiving morning. investigators are specifically interested in video in the

area bounded by the schuylkill l river, green lane, henry avenue and lincoln driver. the reward for finding shane now stands at $40,000. five student arrested after the fight happened yesterday morning. it is unclear what sparked this brawl, or if anyone was hurt, no teachers or faculty were involved. sixty-three let's get your traffic and weather together, here's kate. >> i ukee, of course tracking a storm system that's going to be messing with our weekend. at least part of it here. radar, see little icing and some snow mixing in. it is very, very light precipitation. it looks like it is about ready to knock on our doorstep here. but it is still many hours away, from actually bringing first raindrops to the area. so moving kind of slow, here is your warmfront, strung out, the whole system itself still getting its act together. but the core of it is back across missouri and kansas. then the cold front is swept

back into texas. so this whole thing is going to eventually have to cross through. that will take some time. the rain eventually moves in later on today, as some showers, but will likely pick up and become steadier rain, as the night progresses, especially, through the northwest half of the delaware valley. so southeast you are, the later any wet wet letter move in for you. drop 43 through the overnight, relatively steady temperatures through the rest of the day. meanwhile by tomorrow, actually spiking to 55 degrees with the warmfront crossing, but, it is just a rainy day. by sunday left over shower in the morning, and we can expect to see some sun as the day progresses, but there will be cold breeze, that kicks in, to make it feel little chillier. vittoria, over to you. >> thank you so much, katie. good morning, everyone, we now finally have the rush, so you'll find it on the schuylkill expressway, 95, we talk about those when we get to the map. but let's talk about what we're dealing with in the eastbound side of the schuylkill, try and commute between montgomery drive and girard. so disable vehicle which turned into an accident situation. if you are traveling eastbound, on 76, ambulance

now i would imagine possibly arriving on scene, unless that is just passing through. but, in this camera shot, just trying to piece all of the puzzle pieces together if you will. but, eastbound on the schuylkill, you will find delays making your way into center city. we will let you know when the accident clears out of the way. as of now we move to 202, if you are traveling 202, no problems just yet. >> this shot here right around malvern, but maybe headed down toward even king every prussia, no delays, speed censors still pretty good on the schuylkill and 476, but i would imagine the westbound delay on 76, start creeping up, no delays for mass transit. nicole? >> vittoria, thanks. actor mark walt berg wants a mark off his record. his criminal record, that is. taking part for 1988 assault charge in massachusetts. now, pleaded guilty, wahlberg pleaded guilty to the assault saying he beat up two men, while trying to steel some beer. he was just 16 years old at the time. served 45 days in jail. now more than 25 years later he wants his record erased so he can open restaurants across

the country. >> updating breaking news this morning, fire tears through a row home in west philly, the flames broke out on connestoga street near 56th and market about 4:00 this morning, still, no word on a cause. >> and bill cosby is counter suing the woman suing him for an alleged sexual assault more than decade ago. cosby's attorneys say the woman also tried to extort money from cosby. >> demonstrators across the country protested grand jury's decision not indict white police office nerve new york over the death after black man n philadelphia, temple students held a so-called die in for a protest on the campus. we'll be right back.

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>> morning, ukee! >> this is it, the dallas game of course behind us now, seattle next in mind. in your opinion, what's the key fast net this game to watch for and why? >> well, a lot of key factors. number one, i think the eagles have to keep russell wilson in the pocket. when he gets out of the perimeter, he's very, very difficult. he's running quarterback, he can gash you, with a lot of runs, he also buys his time. very orders area receivers. i think the eagles will do

well against de sat he will offense. defense is the big thing, solving their defense, they have the number one defense in football. if they can get shady mccoy going, and he only needs 48 yards, to pass will burt montgomery as the eagles all time rushing champion, they can have opportunities to throw the football. >> i like the fact, merrill, you say they have very ordinary receivers. >> they do. >> russell runs for over 7 yards a care, do you think -- >> i think they'll have somebody like mychal kendricks looking at him, watching him. busher shale lynch the proverbial load. loves contact. although i think, ukee, that the eagles have enough muscle up front with guys like flesh err cox, and kendricks, benny logan, to slow him down. he doesn't have to go for 130 yards. >> merrill, real quick, shady mccoy, away from the all time eagles record, explain very quickly to new generation, how good will burt montgomery was, compare his style to shady?

>> little different. wilbur montgomery cut back runner. shady mccoy i think is -- twit is her stop on a dime, that's what he is, he has all kind of moves, he has a great burst. they're two great backs, there have been four grade ones in the history of the club. van buren, will burt, brian westbrook, shade mick coy. and in the modern era shady might be the best of all. >> turn down the tv sound, let merrill and mike get down sports radio wip, thanks, merrill. >> ill. have a great weekend, ukee. >> you too, my friend, take care. >> bye bye. >> 62:00; still ahead, health alert about the flu vaccine, why it may not work for this year. >> and is there someone special on your holiday shopping list that you want to splurge on? we have some very cool gadgets, but, they're going to cost you, nick. >> well, hopefully call is listening, his money. >> we'll be back.

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hey, katy? >> good morning, happy friday shall everybody. today will be a day of transition, for sure. as we watch the combination of our next storm system, basically just creep ever closer here with time here. so, at the moment, generally just some clouds. see the clouds really taking over on the satelite. also, some moisture beginning to nudge in, too. so, eventually, the rain will take over. now, if you have plans, perhaps hit the slopes, i high will you suggest get in in as early as you can today or wait until sunday. inbetween, just dealing with some rain, possibly up in the mountains, even couple of slick spots out there, as well. just rain for philadelphia. , everybody else, other than the poconos, it will be soggy day specially tomorrow. vittoria? >> at least you don't have to shovel rain. >> exactly. >> always a good thing. on 76 eastbound, unfortunately, you are trying to make your way through little bit after mess after delay. on the eastbound side of the schuylkill, making your way from montgomery drive out through to girard avenue, we were dealing with a accident situation. disable vehicle, turned into an accident situation, so, we still have this delay that

lies behind it, trees blocking the incident. nine at southbound making your way down through the vine street expressway, still bit after squeeze out of the northeast, be minds full of that. seventy-six westbound delays around city avenue starting to build. ukee? >> thank you, only three weekends left to finish your holiday shopping. >> wow, and it is time to tech the halls. cnet.com sumi. daz with higher priced gadgets. >> shopping for someone special on your list? here are five cool tech gift ideas. >> starting at thousand dollars, a splurge, remote for your speed and direction, covers 7 miles with one charge, has top speed of 18 miles per hour. rocket skates are another electrified way to roll around town. these 500-dollar skates strap on over your shoes and go up to 12 miles an hour.

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sb360 cost $400, but comes with accessories, for more ideas go to cnet. click on holiday gift guide n san francisco. cnet.com, cbs news. >> you know, some people say splurge, my step dad says give till it hurts this time of year. >> does advil come with that skateboard? >> and specially for him. do you ever get on that thing? that looks craze. >> i no, i'll save my other hip, please. coming up in the next half hour, shrek rid that i calls governor christie a despicable bully and why. justin? >> and another cosby accuser come forward, and this time he's hitting back. i'm justin finch. why he is suing her, coming up. >> plus, orion launch take two. nasa has high hopes that its newest spacecraft can blastoff this morning. we're in cape canaveral, everything that delayed the launch yesterday. >> and vittoria and katie return with your traffic and weather together. we do it on the 3's. back at the bottom of the hour. good morning, family. happy friday, back in a

>> bill cosby is using the courtesies tell to fight back. >> his lawyers counter sue claiming the woman is only looking for a payday after failing to sell her story to a tabloid. "eyewitness news" reporter

justin fin in our satellite center to tell you more about it, justin? >> good morning, now the lapd says it could look into all claims against cosby, no matter how old they are. and that development caps off what has been a long week for the comic. now, soon after he broke his silence, to thank celebrities supporters, more claims came down. a california woman filed suit on tuesday claiming cosby assaulted her at the playboy mansion back in 1974. now cosby counter suing her, claiming she has tried to extort him for up to $250,000. and then on wednesday, three more accusers came forward, and that same day cosby announced he would step down as trustee, at temple university. and then, on thursday, the us navy announced it will revoke cosby's honorary chief petty officer status, a mid the growing allegations. and now the list of accusers stands at close to 20, and then the lapd chief says these

allegations are worth looking into, though, experts say, the move is unusual, and possibly illegal. >> obviously regardless of statute investigate if they're brought us to. >> if lapd takes cents taxpayer dollars, uses them to function as private investigator for private plaintiff, that should be construed as an unlawful gift of public funds and should be wards. now the lapd has not elaborated on the chief's comment, however, the latd does say at this point it has no record of complaints against cosby. we are live in the sat center, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> all right, justin, thank up. controversial grand jury decision in new york city sends protesters into the streets for a second day. thousands joined protests in new york, thursday night. from streets, to bridges, people blocked traffic, and showed their emotions over the death of 43 year old eric garner, grand jury opted not to indict white police officer in the choke holding death of garner. the protesters remained

largely peaceful. >> here in philadelphia, more sub deaned scene. group discussed future plans for protests earlier thursday student at temple university staged what's called die-in, sending message that they stand with michael brown. >> 6:33, time for check on the forecast. people have plans this weekend when should they do. >> definitely pay attention when things are going down when it comes to the system particularly if your plans include cutting down christmas tree or going to an outdoor mall, because there is wet weather in the forecast, we start things offer by taking you taught storm scan3, where already you can see little sign on the radar here, that moisture is starting to nudge it way in through maryland, and eventually it get here, but we've got the better part of the day to enjoy with just clouds out there while it will be chilly, it will generally stay dry for now. moisture working it way, in as early as maybe later this

afternoon through the west most counties, toward central pennsylvania, you start to see some rain showers picking up out that way, meanwhile, elsewhere, it is really not going to take until i would say toward evening before things start to go down for us around philadelphia. thirty-seven at the airport, 28 in quakertown, and it is a chill start, but again, dry for now, so no issues when it comes to any slick travel for us on day like this. but as we go through the day like i mention, eventually rain showers will creep in. further north, further up in the mountains, may be mixing of some snow or even some ice. something we have to keep an eye on, just rain for almost everybody, again, confined to the mountains where it is cold enough, vet tore crashes could turn little slick, like say up toward i80 for example. >> we will definitely be keeping our eyes on that as far as traffic. because even the slickness, even not super heavy, still causes major incidents, as of right now, we're in the clear when it comes to weather, as katie mentioned us to, at least for right now, but

traffic wise, not in the clear. specifically travel on the schuylkill expressway, 76, headed eastbound, we do have an accident right around girard avenue. but, by the looks of this shot here, the accident is behind trees. so our camera shot can't get a clear look at it. but it does seem to be that since we're getting little bit more movement here, that it looks like it may be pushed to the shoulder. i'll double check that. i'll definitely update it on twitter. follow me vittoria cbs-3 and also i'll tell but it in the next hit. this incident caused delay back toward city avenue. so if you are traveling eastbound on 76, making your way into the city from the western suburbs, it will be slow. just as slow if you're traveling on 95, southbound, out of the northeast, all the way down through the vine street expressway. so, speed censors, are a dropping. fourteen sure average on 95, southbound, 11 on the westbound side of 76. starting to feel that pocket. and then of course eastbound, because of that earlier incident scene on top of rush hour. mass transit is doing okay, nicole? >> torrey, thank you. happening today, in about 30

minutes, take two on test flight for america's newest spacecraft, the orion capsule. this is a look at kennedy space center in cape canaveral. this morning's unmanned trip is scheduled to take off at 7:05. nasa scrubbed yesterday's launch after multiple delays stemming from unfavorable weather conditions, and a fuel valve problem. >> the team was absolutely on their game. listening to everything the rocket was telling us. so we'll go make sure we have happy rocket. and as soon as we do that we'll get back to the pad and send orion off to very, very successful test flight. >> all right, this morning's unmanned trip is scheduled to take off once again in cape canaveral 7:05, nasa once again correct yesterday's launch after multiple delays, stemming against the weather issues and also the fuel valve problem. >> singer cat stevens launches first us tour since 1976.

but ticket scam nearly had fans shut out from the show in upper darby. it is a story he can clues i have to "eyewitness news", more than 100 people bought ticket for thursday's sold out show at the tower theater from third party seller who issued the tickets in the form of a gift card. told they only needed the gift card and drivers license to see the show. but the mix-up occurred when the tower theater stopped honoring those tickets for security reasons, leaving some fans outraged. >> they assured me you will have no problems getting in door, the tickets are on the gift card. >> these tickets all scams. just awful. everybody up there is heart broken, so many people, it is terrible. >> all i want ... cat stevens, that's all i wanted to do tonight. >> now, fans with those gift card based tickets were eventually allowed in, but many had left due to the ticket trouble. cat stevens sent out this tweet to "eyewitness news", saying, quote, sad to hear some fans have been scammed. it is disheartening. hopefully we'll come back to play for them soon.

>> well there is sunday marks the 73rd anniversary of the pearl harbor attack, and you are looking live right now at the battleship new jersey in camden, where veterans will gather today for wreath laying ceremony. starts at 10:00 this morning, and immediately following there will be screening of the camden county world war ii veterans history project video. >> new jersey lawmakers probing the bridge scandal have found no evidence that governor chris christie was part of it. a report from a joint legislative panel investigated politically motivated traffic jams near the george washington bridge last year. the findings say, two of the governor's aids acted with little regard for public safety when they authorized the lane closures. the u.s. attorney's office is now investigating. no one has been charged. >> but apparently share is -- cher is not among governor christie fans, unleashed tirade on twitter calling christy a quote despicable bully who can forget about being president. she is unhappy the governor vetoed a bill that would have banned the use of jest takes

to house pregnant pigs. >> coming up this morning, the staggers numbers on what it cost toss have someone watch your child. >> they're both expensive. >> that you know. >> you got a flu shot, it might not be enough to protect you from the flu, believe it or not. important information, just ahead in the health watch. >> puppies found in a booby trap warehouse will soon be up for adoption. i'm syma chowdhry with that story coming up. >> ♪ happy ♪ >> some folks are happy about this, snow up in the poconos. but ferrell is happy this morning after receiving very special honor. we'll tell but that next. can we get our happy clap on? >> we'll try. >> here we go. >> you start off. >> one, two, one, two, ready, go. ♪ we'll be back.

>> big surprise for a california mom, weighing in at 13 pounds, 13 ounces. having just had a baby, i understands just how large a babe tray s doctors delivered her by c-section, not surprisingly, and is expected to be in the hospital for few more days. her mom is doing well. so, a big babe. >> i how about that? welcome to the world, indeed. as that baby gross, childcare will be big expense.

cost more than college. >> yes, and college is expensive. now, childcare aware, group that provides resources to parent and caregivers, crunch the numbers. latest report found the annual cost of childcare in the u.s. can be as high as $14,500 for an infant, or a little more than 12,000 for a four year old. so, how much you pay of course depend on where you live. apparently parents in massachusetts spend the most, louisianna, the least. >> 6:43, we take a look at the eyewitness weather watcher network, out the window, actually little sunlight for reported and sent in, also sent in her numbers, 31 degrees, just in the last 24 minute or so. and i got an update on how to pronounce this, i hope i said it right this time, thank you for who ever it was who tweeted me and called me out on t next further southeast, 36 degrees sent in in

broomall. just clouds for him, as well. did have comment. winds are calm. nice morning for walk with the dog for sure. chilly granted so may want to think about the adorable sweater when for the pup when you take him out. 36 degrees sent in the last half hour from alex, again, just some clouds out there. and that's generally what we're going to fine here today as we go next to storm scan3, brit of wider zoom. we can show you you you do have storm system starting to get its act together. warmfront lifts in first. the whole thing will cross through before it is all said and done. that means, we're if for a long window of some unsettled weather here. i say the rain showers begin to pick up as early as this afternoon for central p a and it will slowly creep east with time. heading into tomorrow, any time is fair game for rain, but specially for the second half of the day. if you look at the heaviest of the rain, then sunday just lingering shower, clearing on out, thankfully, in time for the eagles game

tuesday another potential storm system. definitely keep an eye on that for you. >> if you are keeping an eye on the weather, love watching it, join our team of eyewitness weather watch he is, sign up by head the to the website cbsphilly.com/watchers. vittoria, over to you. >> thanks, good morning, everyone, so traveling on the schuylkill expressway, it will be little tricky this morning, and the reason being is that we're trying to recover from recall year, this is the eastbound side of the schuylkill expressway, notice, it is busy, so trying to move through residual traffic, rush hour was right behind t so, heading eastbound on the schuylkill, out of your western suburbs, down into center city philadelphia, it will be a squeeze. traveling westbound, you catch a break around this area here, of girard, but as do you commute approaching city avenue out through to -- through to belmont seeing the delay. >> this shot here 476, not too far from 95, not awful.

really the blue route isn't too much of a concern right now. i would say the biggest concern would be 95, definitely, out of the northeast through to the vine, 14 miles per hour there. traveling in the 30's on the schuylkill expressway, even lower than that headed through to the vine. mo major delays for mass transit. turnpike, northeast extension are okay. >> updating breaking news from west philly, fire swept through row home on connestoga street near 56th and market. just before 4:00 this morning. one man was taken to a hospital for a medical issue unrelated to the fire. >> and one person was killed when the car he was driving went out of control in cheltenham township montgomery county. car hit several park cars, flipped, burst into flames after 1:00 a.m. >> nasa's orion spacecraft is on the launch pad for second day, but so far it appears all systems go for lift off and in about 15 minute or so. >> on the hell watch this morning, officials say the flu

vaccine may not be very effective in preventing the flu this year. the centers force disease control say the strain doctors are seeing most right now not the strain that's in the vaccination. now, if you received the shot it, should still provide some protection, last year you may recall the flu shot was about 60% effective. well, health officials in new jersey say a suspected second case of hepatitis-a is a false alarm. "eyewitness news" at a clinic where hepatitis-a vaccinations were offered to resident of hamilton township. official say anyone who ate at rosa's restaurant and catering between november 10th and monday should get the shot. if they've never been vaccinated of course for hepatitis-a. this morning an employee remains hospitalized after getting sick. >> three puppies rescued from deplorable conditions inside philadelphia warehouse get second chance at life. syma chowdhry has an update on their road to recovery, and search forever home. >> these puppies only four

months old. last month the three were removed from warehouse filled with booby traps on the 1800 block of west sedgley avenue in north philadelphia. they were taken away by animal control during a eviction order. >> poor little puppies that were really bad shape. and they were very urgent. and they needed a rescue to step up or they would be euthanized. >> kim, founder of new life and mal rescue, and brought them to the mt. laurel animal hospital. >> it is sad that they had to live in those conditions. it is not their put. >> the puppies had up a err respiratory infection, and a severe and very contagious case of make. >> they had so many scabs that they were, again, tearing themselves apart. >> the three were under weight, uncomfortable in their own skin, and full of fear. >> they were so frighten, and really didn't want to have any kind of human contact. >> the animals were kept in a isolation room, for a month. the three named lionel, walter, and normal and, are now expected to pack a full recovery. >> they have a lot still hair lost but their hair is coming

in, and these guys in a few month you won't even know that they had this condition. >> now that they aren't in pain, the pup kiss focus on being puppies. >> they're much more comfortable, in fact, they're much more comfortable. >> all three will be in foster care by the end of this week, then, they'll be up for adoption, if would you like to learn more information, just log on to our website cbs philly. com. in mt. laurel, syma chowdhry, cbs-3, eyewitness. >> speaking of puppies, a new app is making it a little easier to find fido. >> it uses your smart phone and facial recognition technology. it is called finding rover. using 128-point on a pup's face, it can pick an individual dog out from of a pack. the app's designer claims it has re youth dollars -- reunited. it will launch similar app to help find cat sometime next year. >> incredible. >> that is, very, very cool. all right, it is 49:00 right now. a lot coming up on cbs this morning.

>> charlie roads joins us from new york with your preview. charlie, good morning. >> good morning, ahead protesters clash with police across the country. takes us inside the grand jury process that shows not too indict two officers, plus jordan's king abdullah tells us why he thinks we're already in the middle of world juan three. this how willie wonka helps inspire new experience at starbucks, and only own cbs this morning. pharrell williams and ed sheeran, grammy nominations, all of that, and more, plus front page story in the new york times about the 76ers this morning. the news is back in the morning. >> all right, our sixers. >> thanks, charlie. >> see you in about ten minutes. >> you got it, buddy. >> ♪ >> the worked is james bond is back. >> now has title called inspector.

director sam men den revealed the title and cast at an event in london. yan yell craig will return for his fourth appearance, love that guy. naomi harris, back, monica, told, cast as the newest bond girl. filming begins monday. hits theatres negligence november. >> very nice. pharrell williams said he's more than happy, he's thrilled about receiving star on the hollywood walk of fame. now, ellen degeneres presented williams with the honor, he credit ellen being the first person to play his hit song on her talk show. >> ♪ >> aerianna grande1 of music's biggest stars performing on very grammy christmas. the line up also includes kim mcgraw, maroon five, mary jane blige. artist also reflect on what the holidays mean to them, and of course, talk about their favorite grammy moment.

>> fitches the muse significance as opportunity to show and share some personal stories on personal side of themselves. you get to find out what your favorite artist feels about christmas, what christmas means to them, and at the same time, celebrate some grammy moms, too. >> for the first one santa tell me. and it is a new christmas song that i'm putting out for the holiday season. >> i'm excited because i like all of those performers. >> i do, too. >> it will be interesting. of course you can get into the holiday spirit and catch all of the fun as well, very grammy christmas, tonight at 9:00 right here on cbs-3. >> and we'll take a short break and be right back. >> first though a look at what's coming up tonight on cbs-3.

>> let's get our traffic and weather together. here's kate. >> i happy friday to you. little glimmer of sunlight at least to get the day start. but doesn't last forever. enjoy it while you have it. out at here at broad heads ville, yes, bright skyline out there, 25 degrees, the current temperature, very modest breeze, do have a rocket launch coming up down south. we show you not just a few of our own neighborhood wind gusts right now, but down in cape canaveral, still casino every breezy so see if that

launch takes off as scheduled. meanwhile today, waiting on the rain. vittoria over to you. >> thank you, good morning, everyone, we've been waiting for the rush to happen for just a little bit now. and it is here. traveling on 422, this is not too far away from oaks, i know it doesn't look awful, but eastbound we're seeing delays, traveling on route one not too far a which from the pa turnpike, not awful, but if you are traveling 95, the schuylkill, usual spots are very slow. >> well the elf on the shelf is visiting homes across the area, getting some grain elf selfies from viewers showing off the elves in their homes. >> we have our own elf here at cbs-3, his name is phil, and busy all morning long listening to the scanners in the news room waiting for breaking news to a he is on the kay. we want to see what your sell of is up to. >> phil, he's not working. >> he creeps you out. >> he messed me up last year. post your sell of selfie to

face boom or instagram or tweet us. >> he's just a little guy. >> pick on someone you are own size. >> he threw me under the bus last year. more local news weather traffic and sports on our sister station the cw fill. >> i new honor for one of the greatest athletes to ever wear a professional uniform. two new stamps fight earring wilt chamberlin. we'll talk to the sports who brought him into that. >> keeping it live, keeping it local on the "cw philly". good morning

good morning. it is friday, december 5th, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." tension turns to violence between police and protesters. new details about what led to the eric garner grand jury decision. bill cosby strikes back. the comedian responds to his accuser claiming extortion. plus only on "cbs this morning," two of the biggest names in music help kick off this year's grammy nomination. but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> we need to get the message across. >> outrage grows over thec