the search for shane enters another day we are live with the latest on the efforts to find the missing college student as reward grows for information in the case. a failed rescue attempt in yemen end in the death of an american photo journalist we will have the latest coming up. a deer ruins dinner after it crashes through the the front door of a new jersey home, we will have that story coming up for you, right now it is sunday, december 7th good morning thanks for joining us. i'm nicole brewer. we have a check of the forecast but thankfully rain has moved out but you said some winds are good. we are finding wind and rain, that whole combination coming up, because we have a coastal storm coming and that is going to be starting early on tuesday morning and continuing throughout the day on tuesday. which makes right now, look very calm, by comparison, we have got blue skies over ben franklin bridge. we head down to the shore. notice how that ocean is kicking up. this is rehoboth beach but

you're finding a similar look along the coastline every where. 39 degrees there. notice wind, 26-mile an hour winds. we will go over to storm scan three and thinks where you'll see areas in green. this is coastal flood advisory, the pink beyond that is gale watch and warning that we have not just for this morning but also for tomorrow morning as well. so atlantic, burlington, cape may, sussex counties, we've got a lot of, a lot of weather coming and in fact a lot of that weather will be moving inland as well. so our weather conditions, at this point are improving but it is only temporary. the clouds, are moving out from that rain storm yesterday, but it will be finding them filling in from the south starting later on tomorrow. our temperatures, right now are chilly, they are down in the 30's. thirty-six in philadelphia, 33 in allentown. thirty-one in reading. it feels colder because we have winds, wind gusts of 28 miles an hour right now in philadelphia, and 35 miles an hour wind gusts, up in the poconos, which makes it feel

like ten in the poconos and 26 degrees in philadelphia a cold day with these temperatures in the middle 40's. we will look for sunshine basically most of the day to daze and part of the day tomorrow but then we will start to watch this coastal storm coming up here, and that is going to becoming up, late on monday, and then impacting us on tuesday, and possibly even wednesday as well. it moves that slowly. we will detail all of it, coming up, nicole. >> okay, carol, thank you. day 11 and still no sign of missing west chester university student shane montgomery. volunteers will continue to look for the 21 year-old today. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live, where a special services will be held it in, syma, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, nicole. a prayer service will be held here at saint john the baptist, church in manayunk, for shane this is as family members plead for the public's help, hoping that someone knows shane's whereabouts. >> i think it will just take

one very courageous person to tell somebody what happened to shane. >> reporter: shane montgomery's mother is reaching out to the community, in hopes of finding her 21 year-old son, montgomery went missing more than a week ago, he was last seen leaving a bar in manayunk, since then, crews have been searching the area in including the canal and hopes of finding the west chester university student. a reward has now increased to $50,000. >> if money is an incentive for somebody to help, then i would go to the ends of the earth. >> reporter: a web site called help find shane montgomery.com has been set up, and people can down load flyers to post in their neighborhood. friends, family, total strangers have been posting flyers like this with the green bow next to it as a symbol of hope. >> green is shane's favorite color, and it is a sign of hope for me and my familiarly. >> reporter: volunteers will

be passing out flyers, at the eagles game today, again, a prayer services will be held here at saint john the baptist church. we are live from manayunk, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 eyewitness news. meanwhile investigators are searching for the gun man left a man dead on a north philadelphia street. officers found the victim with multiple gunshot and stab wounds while responding to a call for shots fired. the event happened around 8:30 on the 2400 block of north siden ham street and no arrests have been made. a pedestrian was killed after he was struck by two vehicles in a hit and run crash in montgomery county. search is on for those drivers. this all happened near rambo and fourth street in bridgeport on friday night. the male victim was first struck by a ford explorer. police say that the driver stopped for a moment and then fled that scene. the victim was then struck by a dark green cadillac or lincoln suv. police say that the driver of that vehicle kept going as well. well, we are learning more

tea tails about a failed rescue attempt that ended in the death of two hostages in yemen including an american. cbs news correspondent danielle nottingham reports this was second attempt in just a matter of days. u.s. official as a al qaeda militant in yemen killed photo journalist luke somers early saturday during a u.s. raid led to rescue him. >> this is a despicable crime. >> reporter: u.s. official says the operation in southern yemen lasted about 30 minutes and during the mission special forces lost the element of surprise. this video posted on a jihadi reports to show the fire fight that broke out once navy seals were spotted. during the fight seals saw a militant running in the building where somers and a south african teacher, pierre corky, were being held. when they entered they found both had been shot. >> it was a very dangerous, very complicated mission, but

like always in these efforts there is risk. >> reporter: president obama authorized the rescue mission on friday believing somers life was in imminent danger. thursday, al qaeda in the arab an peninsula posted a video threatening to kill the american. the the three three-year old was kidnaped in september 2013. this was the second attempt to rescue somers. in late november, navy seals raided a cave-in yemen but he was not there. president obama a strongly condemned the killing, saying that these who seek to harm u.s. citizens will feel the long arm of american justice. danielle nottingham for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a u.s. airways flight from tel aviv to philadelphia is diverted to rome after some flight attendants and passengers started to feel sick. airline officials say an unusual odor was reported so the plane made an unscheduled landing. three flight attendants and two passengers were check out

by medics but they are doing okay. a all 129 passengers have been rebook and that plane is now being checked. all right. it is 8:07 right now. happening today, the very exciting royal watching is happening. duke and duchess of cambridge are in a insuring state of mine. royal couple will land in the big apple today with the busy a agenda for three day visit. william and kate will pay that are respects at national 9/11 memorial. they will stop by the barclays for a basketball game and visit the white house this will be kate's first trip to new york city so i'm sure she's excited. she's expecting their second child in april. well, also happening today get ready to pay more if you are driving into new york city, tolls on the bridges and tunnels connecting new jersey to new york just went up, drivers will now be charged $14 in cash lanes, that is up a dollar, e-z pass holders will pay an extra 57 cents. portions of those fund are used to cover redevelopment of the world trade center.

take a look at this, this is pretty scary here fiery scene on i78 in uniontown ship, new jersey. two trucks and a car collided leading the tanker truck to just explode into flames. roads were closed for hours an emergency workers tried to help victim and clear that scene. one person suffered fatal injuries in that accident. the cause of the crash is still being investigated. a scare for a home owner in gala way township new jersey saturday afternoon. a deer burst through the front doors of the house on northampton drive. would the man inside the house told police she was putting sweet potatoes in the oven when that deer barged in. after a brief standoff police escorted deer from that home and released it back in the woods. the bathroom we're told had pretty significant damage. all right. 8:08. are you waking up feeling groggy this morning? well, that is every morning, for me, but a new device could help you finally get a good night's sleep, and stop sleep

apnea. now it is available in the philadelphia area. health reporter stephanie stahl shows us how it all works coming up. also a rare letter from abraham lincoln, this ace really interesting story, still ahead a glimpse of honest abe from his early

merry christmas! thanks but this gift, it's kind of half-fast. what's wrong? we still have cable internet, so our uploads are half the speed of our downloads. so i'll be half-fast when i share my photos and i'll do a half-fast job updating my blog. wait, is everything under this tree half-fast? who wants eggnog? don't settle for half fast cable internet. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch. uploads as fast as downloads. get this great price online guaranteed for 2 full years plus $400 back with a 2-year agreement. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v cause a variety of health problems including a increased risk of heart disease and weight gain. health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the new device. >> jody crystal has more even why i to grade papers after getting her sleep apnea under

control. disorder marked by snoring causes people to temporarily stopped breathing. the interfering with restful sleep that are left typically exhausted. >> i didn't feel good. i didn't feel good a lot. >> reporter: jody has a surgically implanted device made by inspire which provided this video that shows pacemaker like generator that has one sensor to detect breathing patterns and another one that stimulates the the upper airway. >> you can see the size of the airways much larger. it essentially doubles. >> reporter: doctor karl degaining with the jefferson sleep center will be first to offer implant that was approved by f.d.a. >> there is a stimulate or which stimulates the threat muscles, opening up the throat to sleep apnea patients. >> reporter: he says it is a new option for people who can't use standard treatment a cpap machine. >> we really never had an alternative, with this level of effectiveness that comes close to that before. >> reporter: implant is turn off and on with a remote

control. stimulation usually doesn't wake her up. >> it feels like you have to fall out. >> reporter: he says surgery to implant device was ease up and it has been a life changer. >> i can function in the afternoon which wasn't happening and i can sleep with my husband again report report doctors say the implant doesn't work for everyone and may cause, some throat irritation. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". count down to christmas is on and holiday shoppers is out in full force this weekend. even gloucester township police did some shopping they took deserving children to target stores. "eyewitness news" there on the target, at the target, on berlin cross keys road, and this is all part of the department heroes and helpers program. after that the children met with santa claus at nearby chick-fil-a where they all had lunch little shopping, and santa and a great day. these shoppers searched for homemade bowls to make center piece of the holiday feast or get to it someone special.

"eyewitness news" in collinswood for empty bowls event at perkins center for arts. local artists create inn a donated bowls all proceeds go towards a good cause. >> the empty bowl is given as a reminder of the empty bowls in the world and the proceeds, generally go towards a food relief organization, the center for the arts has chosen foot bank of south jersey a and half of the proceeds go toward the food bank and other half goes towards our scholarship program for center for the arts. >> pretty cool. cost of the bowl included some soup and other treat provided by other area restaurants. our joy of sharing campaign is in full swing, if you can, buy a new unwrapped toy and bring it to one of our drop off locations for full list of those locations for a web site at cbs philly.com/joy or you can call us 215-977-joys. you can text a donation text the word joy to 411444. so, very, very easy, nice to see those boxes continue to

fill up as we near closer to the christmas holiday. we just know there is kids in need that will get a toy of their choice. that will be a really nice thing to do. >> you know joy that will bring them on christmas. we are looking at a christmasy scene behind me. we have jack frost big boulder, temperatures are cold up here, it feels like 10 degrees in the poconos because of the wind gusting about 30 miles an hour in fact. even over that. temperatures cold, feeling even colder this morning but at least it is bright, better looking then it was yesterday morning at this point. look at the ocean, a live look, as it is roaring in and look at how far back these waves are starting. we have a very active scene coming up and over next couple days as the coastal storm forms and moves up the east coast, expect to see more waves like this and there is a coastal flood advisory in effect this morning until 11:00 o'clock and then again tomorrow during times of high tides which range from this

time 7:30 until about 9:00 or so in the morning and later on the back bay. but you can see what is happening and this is increasing over next couple days with that coastal storm that comes here, starting late on monday but sending out a few little calling cards right now. we have temperatures that are cold this morning, but it is in the all that bad out there because at least it is bright this morning. thirty-six in philadelphia. thirty-five trenton. thirty-five in wilmington. twenty-five up in the poconos. 37 degrees down in wildwood at this point. storm scan three, a few clouds still remaining but they are on their way out all of this is cleared and all of that is going to becoming in here on the heels of that very strong wind. today fairly quiet except for the wind and then tomorrow the clouds increase and this is what we're watching for. this is late on monday, early on tuesday, and through the day on tuesday, low pressure system. this is a nor'easter coming up the coast and slowly, unfortunately up the coast because of this high pressure

system blocking how fast it can move. with it slow progress, we will be finding some heavy rain, some wind, as well. this is also on tuesday. tidal flooding is very likely and snow to the interior northeast and it is even possible that you can see rain or snow shower around here as well. rain shower, yeah we will be seeing that. future weather, i want to take sometime on this to get an idea at this point with the what the computer models are saying about that. at 11:00 tomorrow morning you'll see the clouds. by the time wee 11:00 tomorrow night we will see clouds and starting to see precipitation coming in according to the timing right now. subject to change. noted the yellows at 5:00 in the morning on tuesday. heavy rain starts to come in the a area and we will continue that. this is 8:00 o'clock tuesday morning. this is at noon on tuesday. that heavy rain. this compute are model want to pull out and maybe by tuesday night, we will start to wrap in with other precipitation,

types and some colder air could be possibly drawn into this. that is why we have to continue to monitor this. this system could be bringing one to two to 3 inches of rain, very strong wind as well, along the coastal area with 40 miles an hour wind, again for this tuesday time period and maybe gannon wednesday. the snow, to the north but you can also find some snow showers wrapped in other locations as well, especially later on in the storm or maybe even right to begin with with this system. so lots to talk about today, quiet in the middle 40's here in philadelphia, middle 30's in the poconos but windy and feeling colder all day with that 45-degree temperature, feeling more like it is in the 30's. tonight in the 20's, cold night, ahead, and then as we look over the next couple of days, monday not really that much of a problem. it is tuesday and wednesday we have to watch for that coastal system and things could be better after that. we are getting a look this morning at a very rare letter.

it fridays a very familiar name. abe lincoln wrote this letter 165 years ago. it can be yours. >> reporter: display in the union league room containing more lincoln hits then a coin purse a rare old letter from old abe himself, offered for sale for a lot of coin. >> $40,000. >> reporter: steven rob a document dealer smiles because he knows this letter is a hot commodity in the historical market. lincoln's letter to friend walter written in january 1849, shows that the freshman conditioning man and future president was in political novice. lincoln let walter davis know we try to get him an administration job. >> what was surprising in the letter was person got fired in order to effect this was his own law partner's father. >> reporter: simple political fall out because behind lincoln's stoic face an early brilliant mind for politics. >> rewarding friends, politics is about that. >> reporter: to do that lincoln wrote to walter dave hoist helped him get a patent.

it is a distribution of the offices should fall into my hand you should have something. not just something but a lincoln under lined something, and further letter instruction to keep quiet about the political maneuvering. >> it will be better for perhaps both you and me to say nothing about this. as in keep your mouth shut. >> reporter: there has been worse advice this letter behind lock and glass offered for a firm 40,000 washingtons became available when an unnamed librarian discovered it in the drawer and decided it had sale value. licensing on might not gree. >> wow think it was an awful lot of money to pay for his autograph good a glimpse of politics that no matter when where or who is always will politics. >> you know what is also interesting the way they knew that letter existed when abe lincoln would write a letter his secretary would really write the same letter out. so they had a file of those and they looked for those and then they would know there was an original somewhere. that is how they sort of knew that. >> they keep it on file. >> interesting.

>> oh, manny love that carol. nobody writes like you. really sweet. we want to check on that serious accident on i-95, lets check out to ann to see the update there. >> thanks, nicole and carol. this is i-95 southbound at 420 a deadly accident on 95 southbound in tinicum, as you can see the southbound lanes were closed, a multi vehicle accident, emergency crews the on the scene and it is a fatal accident, i-95 southbound is closed, and it will stay that way unfortunately for a while. we will move traffic cam to another close another this point, this is in philadelphia on montgomery drive, montgomery drive shut down in both directions between schuylkill and martin luther king drive for emergency water main repair and will be out there for around 4:00 this afternoon this repair going on and opened backup. we will go to the traffic cam within more time to the most peaceful picture of the morning, i-95 at broad street heading out to do some very early morning tailgating as for eagles game in delays or

problems here. that is the latest here from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm ann evans now nicole back to you. we will keep an eye on that throughout the morning. right now 8:22. history was forever change on this take 73 years ago. >> december 7th, 1941 a date which will live in infamy. >> thousands of americans lost their lives in the surprise attack on pearl harbor. now the day after franklin roosevelt delivered a powerful infamy speech you just heard part of. he asked congress to declare war on japan marking u.s. entrance in world war two. pearl harbor survivors will attend memorial ceremonies to commemorate seventh third anniversary today. we will be right back.

a 979, cat stevens walk away from the music trade and a year later coverted to islam. today as usef he is getting back on track. anthony mason caught up with him in our area here's a preview of the interview you will see coming up later on cbs's sunday morning. >> reporter: on thursday, at the tower theater outside philadelphia, a name appeared on the marquis that had been missing from the concert circuit for decades. inside of the sound check, usef, singer came to fame as cat stevens, was preparing to open up his first u.s. tour since 1976. >> you can fill theaters bigger than that. >> oh, yeah, for sure but intimacy i'm looking for, it is in the a matter of making

money or proving something i can play big halls i just want to get closer to my audience. that is the buzz for me. >> to tell me about your stage here. >> well, we're transported this station, every where we get now. this is a piece train station, we have got traction stage and we are just waiting for this train to arrive. it is all to do about the message. >> the station door seemed like a portal to the 1970's when he walked through it to a thunder us ovation thursday night, meeting what he called a thief of warning. cat stevens is back under a different name but sounding like he had never left. >> ♪ >> this is a a relatively brief tour, two months. >> yeah. >> are you kind of testing the the waters here. >> yeah, in some way it is,

and in another way it is part of my playing little boxes. i want to do certain things, bring leave this planet and one of them toys play u.s.a. again. >> all right. usef cat stevens fine helping is voice again and the the gem that marks stars spark this will sunday morning right here on cbs-3 at 9:00 o'clock. coming up in the next half an hour on "eyewitness news" we will this have. >> reporter: will where protesters for eric garner and michael brown take their message next? i'm brian web in new york and i'll tell but a plan to bring them all together coming up. the eagles get ready to face super bowl champion seahawks, leslie van arsdal has a preview coming up next in sports. and windy this morning but what about the weather come game time, carol has your sunday forecast when we return.

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today, it is sunday december 7th, good morning, thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. 8:30. let check that forecast. thankfully the rain has moved out but we have other things to contend with. >> we have a little lull today. the lull comes with a a lot of win, however because we will be finding and we're already seeing these wind gusting around 30 miles an hour. this is a quieter day then we will be finding, certainly by tuesday and wednesday as we watch a slow moving coastal storm impact the area right new blue skies, we love that, clouds are in moving out in every single location, i will take you dunn to margate and you can see lots of unshine there and notice the ocean which is starting to calm down a little bit. it will be ramped up again

tomorrow morning or watching a coastal flood advisory that goes until 11:00 this morning and then we have another one tomorrow morning as well. just know the ocean is very active especially with the coastal storm that will be starting to churn in our direction. for now though lets not get too far a head of ourselves, this is a look at last couple of hours, clouds moving out, rain from yesterday, about an inch have of it, also on its way out. we will be seeing another storm coming up from the south that is a nor'easter unfortunately by the time we will get to late machine and especially on tuesday. 36 degrees in philadelphia right now, 35 trenton. 35 degrees in wilmington. thirty-three in allentown. thirty-seven in wildwood. we have wind gusts of almost 30 miles an hour through philadelphia and over 30 miles an hour in the poconos. that makes the combination of temperature and wind feel like 26 in philadelphia a, and in the 20's every where except poconos where it feels like 10 degrees. temperatures will be getting in the middle 40's with the wind however it will feel

colder then that but we will clear out and it looks nice and bright until we add some clouds to the mix as we go through the day tomorrow. i'll talk about that and timing on what we know now about that coastal storm coming here for tuesday, nicole. >> carol thanks. family of missing west chester university student shane montgomery is holding on to hope he will be found safe. reward for information now stand a at 50 you this dollars. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live in manayunk where search resumes for the 11th day, syma. >> reporter: good morning, nicole. the shane montgomery went missing early thanksgiving morning and more than a week later there has been no sign of him. montgomery was last seen leaving a bar in manayunk, since then crews have been searching the area, including the canal in hopes of finding a west chester university student. fbi is also aiding in the search for shane. prayers and vigils have been held for him and web site called help find shane

montgomery.com has been set up and people have been down loading flyers to post in their neighborhood. a reward has increase todd 50,000 doll ars. >> if money is an incentive for somebody to help then i would go to the ends of the earth to come up with anything and i just need that one courageous person to come forward with information about shane. >> reporter: volunteers will be at the eagles game today, passing out flyers, and there will be a prayer services here at the saint john the baptist church, in manayunk. we are live, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". meanwhile funeral services are held for three children kill in the murder suicide in tabernacle, new jersey. family and friend gathered at church of the holy eucharist on medford lakes road. they said good bye to nicholas harriman, eight year-old nadia harriman and 11 year-old nadia

harriman. jeaninne le page on the the her three children inside her family's home on holy park drive november 20th also before taking her own life. members of the unit universallist church in cherry hill stood in silence to remember eric garner. the protest was organize in response to the grand jury decision not to indict a new york city police officer in garner's choke hold death. church is calling for peace and justice for all people. meantime garner's family is getting ready to take their message to leaders in washington. cbs news correspondent brian web has more. >> reporter: on a cold, rainy day on new york's staten island eric again are's family laid a wreath at a spot where he had a final confrontation with police. this week a grand jury decided not to charge new york city police officer dan will contractual pantaleo in the apparent choke hold death of garner. next saturday garner's will head to washington d.c. to lead a march for justice with reverend al sharpton and other

families who have lost loved ones in police involved instant dents. >> any movement that does not result in change is a movement that missed its opportunity and became a moment not a movement. >> reporter: grand jury decision not to indict the officer in eric garner's death came on the heels of a similar decision in michael brown's death in ferguson, missouri. both cases prompted public outcry and protests around the country. >> they are standing for my son, my hearties overflowing with joy. >> we can't breathe. >> i feel spirit of god moving to people all around the world a as they peacefully protest what has happened. >> reporter: wreath to honor eric garner's life was left behind along with the prom toys make sure that again are's death will make a difference. in new york brian web for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

well, phoenixville's annual firebird festival suffered a setback after someone set fire to the festival center piece just hours before the event was set to begin. chopper three over the 30-foot high wooden phoenix on friday. typically this birdies set on fire to some extent during the festival to sim about ice former steel town's renaissance through arts and culture. someone down ride burned it down. the phoenix, it happened at 3:30 saturday morning. new authorities say they have no suspects, but the festival, however did go on, as planned. right now an "eyewitness news" update foreyou, federal investigators announced a $10,000 reward for information leading to the person responsible for setting three delaware churches on fire. fire fighters in felt on, delaware kent county responded to three church fires back on december 2nd. the fires caused more than $80,000 in damage, fortunately in injuries were reported. the philadelphia parking

authority has announced there will be relaxed enforcement on kiosk parking spaces in the city for today only. p pa says this is due to a technical problem having to do with credit card payments at kiosks. any citizen who received a parking violation on friday or saturday due to the credit card malfunction may bring this to the attention of the p pa's customer service departments. all right. 8:37 right now. much more to come here on "eyewitness news" this morning, coming up next we will check with face the the nation bob schieffer for a look at today's

face the nation is coming up later this morning at 10:30 rate here on cbs-3 and joining with us a preview live in washington is maryland rate or and chief washington correspondent bob schieffer. bob, good morning to you. today marks 37 years since the attack on pearl harbor. a lot of people commemorating that. >> yeah, and we have, we're commemorating it with a lot of

bad news which has been normal ovulate it seems like but we're going to start this morning with the very latest on the death of this photo journalist who was killed while being held captive by terrorist in yemen. there was a rescue attempt to try to get him out. it failed. he is now dead. we will have the late details on that. but we are also going to talk about the racial divide that is becoming more and more obvious in the wake of those horrible incidents in ferguson, missouri and new in new york city. one of the people at the center of that storm is new york city police commissioner bill brat on hoist talking with new training for his officers. we will get his take on what comes next in this story. we will also get perspective of the president of the naacp cornell william brooks. we are also going to have new

details on a controversial report that is scheduled to be released this week by senate intelligence, and they have been investigating for years, the interrogation practices of the cia, and this report says that the cia time and again violated the law and used methods that were not legal. that is what the democrats say, republicans take an entirely different view of all this as does the cia a, we will have the latest on this controversy and what the impact of the release of this information is going to have because some in the administration quite frankly worried that it could put the lives of american diplomates and intelligence officers overseas in real and serious danger. so it is a story you will hear a lot about we will try to bring new details about that, today on face the nation. >> a lot to cover, and, thank

you for the preview. 8:41. still to come this morning, a lot bright they are morning, so that is good news but also colder, carol returns with our forecast for rest of the weekend ahead to another storm system believe it are not that could be heading our way, this weekend. also ahead you could call it a social media miracle a missing ring is back where it belongs after a man turns to facebook to help find his owner. santa is in speedos, the race that has people running through the streets more than half naked. we will be right back.

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>> we can't believe it it is a blessing. >> the fact that so many people were willing to go out of their way and take a moment to share something nice and it all paid off in the end, it is kind of cool. >> what a great guy. trying to find the rightful owner. the couple had apparently fallen on hard times so they say this is exactly the news that they needed. that is pretty cool. take a look at this, a man in the cleveland, ohio area has christmas lights display that could rival one in national lampoon as christmas vacation, don't you think? hey, you might be tempt todd call him clark grisworld of north east, ohio. he is serious about his lights. his display includes 45,000 light, and if you think outside is pretty insane in take a look the at inside. twenty-nine trees, alongside a plenty of garland and lots of blinking lights. overtop display, goes back 15 years, so he has been doing this a while. even a little toilet seat

cover, with some frosty the the snow man there. he says it makes him happy to see people come out and energy the lights and to him it is worth the money because he pays $500 or st in electric bills to power the the display, for all to enjoy. there you go, clark grisworld of ohio. do you have your holiday lights up? maybe not that many but i'm sure they look lovely. we want to see them. use the hash tag cbs-3 holiday lights or e-mail them to holiday lights at cbs-3.com. we may come tour home and show them live on eye bitterness news. light them up, we will be there, right carol. you know, we will, and everybody driving by looking at peoples lights, so thank you for the effort. we love it. we have got our neighborhood weather watchers and they are signing in this morning and they are letting us know about the temperatures where we are, lisa says it vice cold, windy, feels like 27 degrees. gusts up to 33 miles an hour, down in wilmington and as we

move even a little bit farther south in delaware we have jason saying i think he under scores what we are all saying happy that the rain is gone and he has sent us a gorgeous picture, look at this, look at that beautiful sky, and we love it when it starts to look like this. it will in the stay looking like this however. maybe today it stays looking like this but otherwise that we have some more clouds on the way. we will head out to i have a feeling this could be a meteorology student, john here, he sent a really nice picture of millers will this morning. they have a great meteorology school and look at the nice bright, start to the day. we have love a bright start. almost as much as we like a bright finish to the day. lets take a look looking at jack from his big boulder and we are finding some sun on the ski slope out there this morning. temperatures are cold, as they felt like making snow today, they could getaway with doing that because temperatures are below freezing mark but it looks really nice out there and people will be out and

about on the boardwalk in ocean city, no snow i'm sure many people are very happy with that. we have some skies that are starting to brighten up, temperatures that are cold though in the 30's. thirty-six in philadelphia. thirty-five in trenton. thirty-five in wilmington. just in the 20's in the poconos. thirty-seven down in atlantic city. with the wind and i have been talking about the wind we have been seeing all morning around 30 miles an hour, that is making temperatures feel like the 209's this morning. the the clouds are leaving and every second they are getting farther away. that leaves a very bright day to day, blustery day and then tomorrow more clouds increasing as we watch another system coming up here. here's the rain an inch that we saw yesterday, that was plenty. but we may find more. low pressure system moving up the coast. this looks like a nor'easter. we have a high pressure system on top blocking it from going very fast. as a result it is hanging around for a long time to allow it to add to the impact. heavy rain, windy, tidal

flooding is likely. we have a coastal flood advisory in effect for this morning and a watch for tomorrow morning, and then snow is possible for interior northeast as this system gets cranked up. today is fine. the just know that it will be windy out there tomorrow the at noon clouds start to come in here by the time we hit 11:00 at night we have not seen much according to this computer model but could you find rain very early right after midnight, earl any to tuesday morning. we are eag this in the yellow and orange, heavy rain starts to come in. this is hours later at 9:00 o'clock. still raining and heavy pockets of rain coming in noon, still raining, that is a lot of rain. we could be finding within to 3 inches on have rain out of this system in some spots. the in the afternoon we are still looking at this heavy rain, this model wants to clear it out by 10:00 except it brings bands have of precipitation back and some colder air and there could be some snow showers as we start

the day on wednesday, to the north and to the west, and do any of them get down in the philadelphia area? that is within of the many questions still to be answered. just know it looks like a lot of rain from this system from one to maybe 3 inches of rain spread out over the area on that tuesday timetable and as far as the snow goes it looks as if and this doesn't go out probably deep enough into wednesday, but snow to the north and to the west out of this system. we could maybe even see a couple of snow showers in our northern and western suburbs. we cannot totally rule it out in philadelphia the the track intensity from that system will be coming up here early on advertise still to be determine. this is pretty much determined. we're in the 40's today. wind are gusty. it makes it feel colder. tonight the we will drop below freezing tonight, 25 degrees and even colder in the outlying area. bundle up, keep your pets as warm as you are and get ready for a very active first couple days of the week. tomorrow is relatively quiet but late the in the day we

will pick up the nor'easter and tuesday, it is here and wednesday, the low to pull away. we will may dealing with showers at that point. it should be better by thursday. do you love watching the weather? well, you too just like you raw earlier can be feed toured in our newscast by beast coming an eyewitness weather watcher. sign up now at cbs philly.com/watchers. >> i love today's weather watcher, because he is from millersville university and i'm an alumni as well as justin drabick. good to see representation from mu. 8:51. time to check on the roads from ann, how is i-95 looking. >> it is still closed, nicole, i-95 southbound 4250 at tinicum still closed. we have a deadly accident here, multi vehicle accident, emergency crew is still on the scene trying to clear this accident up and help the people involved in it. i-95 southbound closed a 4920 and it will be closed unfortunately for a while. we will move the traffic cam here to montgomery drive, between the schuylkill and

martin luther king drive, this section of montgomery drive shut down for emergency water mains. it will be closed until around 4:00 this afternoon moving traffic cam again it is schuylkill at conshohocken, in delays on the schuykill this morning that is in fine shape. that is latest from the cw. three traffic center i'm ann evans now here's leslie with a look at sports. >> premiere game of the nfl schedule is between eagles and defending champion sea hawks. eagles looking to extend their home winning streak to 11 games. birds must find a way to keep russell wilson in check he has a way of using his legs to extend plays or run for first down. wilson says he is impressed with the eagles defense. >> wilson will keep it, why not, touchdown. >> they fly around. they are high effort guys. they have great talent on defensive side of the football. they are fining ways to get to the quarterback. you can note that is on film. they are electric on defense. we have to play great football, protect it up and get the ball out on time. >> this man can run.

unaudible. >> we will get you ready for bolt of the bird at 11:30 on sunday kick off, sport director beasley reese, myself is, voice of the bird, merrill reese, with cbs-3 special contributor lesean mccoy. we will cover every angle of the game right here on cbs-3. that is all for sports, i'm leslie van arsdal, after a i great day. this time of the year is fantaclause, philly fanatic made an appearance at citizens bank park. "eyewitness news" at majestic clubhouse store where young fans lined up for their chance to take a holiday picture with the fanatic and also to get a copy of of his new children's book. well, young flyers fans and their families got the chance to skate on the wells fargo ice just like their favorite players. this is pretty cool. they enjoyed behind the scenes locker room tour and a visit from santa. so, that looks of the video everybody has had a great time. there is very, very cool.

temperature in boston yesterday may have been frigid in the 30's but that did not stop some santa's from braving the cold in their bikinis in less. take a look at this. more than 300 runners took part in the 15th annual santa speedo run down boylston street. the event raises money for boston's middle will school sports program. participant have raised more than 1.6 million-dollar in their speedos since 2,000, so, clearly it is working, all right. there you have it. we will be right back. skippy!! yippee!! fun fun fun! shiny! you never listen! what? is someone talking? ♪ skippy!! ♪ yippee!! i'm bored. hashtag bored. skippy!! yippee!! look a ride! (vo) made with the funnest peanuts ever!

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that is "eyewitness news" for now, we may be signing off on television but we are always on line at cbs philly.com. but before we head out for the day we want a quick check of the weather today. >> quiet today, except wind gusts we are seeing temperatures, but i think people need to pay attention to that late monday/tuesday and maybe still on wednesday time period, for the nor'easter that is coming here, with a lot of rain and wind especially on tuesday, will there be snow showers, wrapped into the north and west? the track intensity of this

still not set but i think you can just generally plan on with very windy conditions and wet conditionses specially with the rain as we get through the the day on tuesday. ing on to pay attention to. >> all right. we have had rain, now win, and -- >> yes good all right carol, thanks very much. sunday morning with charles osgood is next. make it a great day, everybody. >> bye-bye.

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