snow in the poconos, tomorrow morning, the heavier rain with flooding, concerns and then tomorrow afternoon rain will taper off but it will be very windy. as far as amounts of rain it looks like right through philadelphia and points to the west, we will see the the high's accumulations you can see over 2 inches down the shore but allentown and reading, still seeing over 1 inch of rain. coming up we will talk about when that storm moves out and what comes after that, but for now, we are looking at a very tough morning commute tomorrow a across the dell will wear valley. now back to you inside. >> and reminder stay ahead of the storm and get updated forecast anytime with the cbs philly weather app, check live radar, severe weather alerts and share your storm pictures down load app now on google will play and itune. we would love to see your storm pictures send them to hash tag cbs-3 storm and you may see them right here on television. developing right now, a private jet crashes in to a home in maryland, killing six

people. this was the scene in the city of gathersberg just outside washington d.c., you can see much of that home destroyed by the impact. one neighbor describe the moment it happen. >> it sounded like a big explosion, so it was like a boom, by the time then the flames were so high, and then there was a big mushroom effect of smoke and it burst into flames. >> all three people on that plane were killed in the crash and neighbors say three other people living in the house but they have in the been found. happening right now students from three colleges joined together for a die in demonstration on the main line. it comes the same day that the pennsylvania legislative black caucus, the fail black clergy and the civic guardian lead come together to discuss police brutality. "eyewitness news" reporter jessica an chest is live on the main line with the main line, justin. >> reporter: we are live as these, are set to start in just a moment here. take a look behind me police are in place going down lancaster here and cordoning

off nearby morris avenue. we are expecting students from bryn mawr, swarthmore, haverford and other nearby schools as well. we can also tell you at this time that they have support of state and local lawmakers who are hoping that these showers of civil disobedience will pave way to clear air between police and those that they served. members of the state's black caucus, local clergy, city council, posed for a photo they hope will document the beginning of the renewed relations between police and communities of color. >> can you imagine where we would be if we continued to have down this path of distrust. >> reporter: event held at prince of peace baptist church in strawberry mansion was organize by philadelphia area state representative and black caucus chair vanessa lowery brown, but she insists that her constituents call for it a as they watched protest percolate across the u.s. following grand jury decision toss not charge the the officers involved in the deaths of unarmed black men eric garner a and mike brown.

>> people were calling, and saying what are we going to do. >> reporter: at the podium speakers spoke about the closed door nature of grand jury proceedings. >> no achievement that we make is safe when we can be gunned down abe it can be lethal. >> reporter: panel collectively soluted demonstrators. >> what they are doing today and in these protests all over the country, it is not only laying a foundation for change now but also for those yet unborn. >> reporter: meantime state lawmakers say measures addressing police procedures have been drafted and they hope to put them in the pipeline for review and vote in the new year. looking live now at the a view from chopper three they are over the demonstrators making their way from bryn mawr to this die in location. we can take you now back to the ground where you can see traffic is set up to accommodate those demonstrators once they arrived on the ground, and, and die in, and black caucus,

and, and, and they want to limit that and doing that in concert with state law enforcement, officials, and they willably those recommendations, to commissioner ramsey who as you might remember will be co chairing the the white house task force on 21st century policing. we are live in bryn mawr i'm justin finchr cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a philadelphia man is charge would have a woman as bodies found in the trunk of the car outside a hotel in maple shade, new jersey. forty-one year-old jesus garcia is charge with concealing human remains. mapel had shade police were dispatched to the quality inn on route 38 at 9:30 investigating disappearance of the woman in philadelphia's olney neighborhood. using on star they located they are vehicle and discover her body no word on how she died. he's held on $150,000 bail. fire investigators are trying to figure out what spark a fire inside of a vacant apartment building in

philadelphia's neighborhood. a fire fighter was injured, fighting the fire in the 1200 block of ehret treat this morning. "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao has the the story. >> reporter: fire and ice, it made for a rough frigid monday morning, after a three story brick, vacant apartment building caught fire and left scorched by those flames. >> it is a little scary because you never know what will happen and just don't know. >> reporter: fire started around 1:00 o'clock in the 1100 block of ehret street, crews had the flames under control, and the roof partially collapsed. so with the possibility of further collapse, fire fighters work outside of the collapse zone, delsea, suffered flames with water. >> one of the things a man makes it so stubborn when the roof collapses the merrill prevents our what ther from getting down to extinguish the fire. >> reporter: people from the neighboring homes had to be evacuated as a precaution and they are all too familiar with fire. officials, said there was

another fire in this ray can't building just a week ago. >> it a appears it is somewhat suspicious given that no one lives there and there are no utility in place. >> older guy that usually squat in there, and i even him come out and give water bottles. >> reporter: fire officials tell us they have heard reports of the squatter in that location, trying to look into. that in the meantime fortunately there were no serious injuries as a result of this fire. only one fire fighter had to be taken to the hospital with very minor injuries. reporting from frankford, jane carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". hundreds of fire fighters battled two massive fires in downtown los angeles early this morning. you can see flames engulf an entire city block damaging three buildings. fire tore through a seven story apartment complex under construction and three hours later another fire broke out in a building about 2 miles away. those fires shut down parts of the two major freeways. investigators are looking into the cause of both.

>> i will not say it is arson or i believe it was arson but when you have a fire of this size travel this fast under these conditions, it is obviously are suspicious and we will treat it as up. >> no one was injured in either of the fire. so far fire officials a say there is no indication that they are connect. committee looking into the new jersey bridge gate scandal releases a new report and as "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan explains, some republicans on the panel are not happy. >> chairman, since when are you in the business of telling members what they can say and what they cannot say? >> reporter: strong republican backlash, on monday a as democratic led committee released a preliminary report. >> what we have, what we have learn is testimony and documents so far is disturbing and should be disturbing to every member of this committee. >> reporter: report composed by legal counsel for committee gives chronology of documents subpoenaed by the committee and testimony they have heard

over the last year. they claim because of an inability to interview key witnesses there remains an incomplete knowledge about the plot to create a traffic jam in fort lee by closing access lanes to the bridge. >> it is clear that the governor's office showed a curious lack of curiosity. >> reporter: in response to the report governor christie's office referred media to the statement from randy mass tro which the commit thee has acknowledged what we reported nine months ago, namely, there is not a had red of evidence governor christie knew anything about the gwb lane realignment beforehand or any current member office staff was involve in that decision. the republicans announced their own report monday, what they say outlines all of the inappropriate behavior by some members of the committee. they became upset when they were told their report was not up for discussion. >> after being kept in the closet for 11 months you want to say i can't say what i have been prepared to say. this is knotter cover re, john. this is america. >> reporter: republicans say they are turning over the report to the state attorney general's office to see if the committee broke any laws.

democrats say that is just another way to discourage the investigation. in trenton i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", the duke and duchess of cambridge cross pond for whirl win visit to the east coast, we will tell what you kate did in the big apple while prince william met with the president in washington. good news you can use your credit card in parking kiosk a across the the it i again, bad news you may have gotten a ticket on the weekend and still unanswered questions, we will can them, stay with us. we have an eye on a nor'easter that will bring rain, wind, even snow, try to get you in the holiday spirit. justin business holiday lights, hi justin. >> hi, kathy that is right, beginning to look a lot like christmas here in perkasie, check out this huge holiday lights display, awesome looking house and i'm telling you more than just lights, we will talk bit and show you around when "eyewitness news"

duke abe duchess of cambridge both have a full schedule during this first full day to their trip to the united states. >> prince william spent the morning in washington d.c. while the duchess went to harlem. allison harmelen has details of their action packed visit. >> reporter: duchess of cambridge evoke memories of the late princess diana to her late visit to harlem. she made talk with children at north side center for child development. she also wrapped gifts for

children alongside the wife of the mayor of the new york city. these fans drove eight hours just to get a photo. >> tell me where they're at. >> she seems happy, fun to see her in person. so elegant, classy, makes me wantonly like her. >> reporter: the royal couple attend a rest exception at the residence of the british consul general calling attention to the wild life conservation. protecting animals is a priority to prince william. he a maid his first trip to washington d.c. earlier today meeting with president obama in the oval office and address willing the world bank with efforts to stop illegal wild life trafficking. >> i'm determine not to let the world's children grow up in a planet where exotic and endangered species have been wiped out. >> reporter: royal couple will wrap up their day in brooklyn with the nets basketball game. allison harmlen for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". doom and duchess of cambridge will visit september 11th memorial and museum in lower manhattan, tomorrow. also someone paid big

bucks, for a tasty royal, wedding momento, slice of prince william ape duchess catherine's wedding cake sold at auction on friday for $7,500. the fruitcake, was given to guest is a at royal wedding of will and kate in 2011. one invitee sold to it julian's auctionness beverly hills. >> i'm telling you, doorsteps and paper weights unite. >> $7,500. >> that is pretty good. still ahead another big honor for me in a davis. >> a household danger you may not ab wear of send thousands of children to the hospital every year, three is on your identify with how you can protect your family, beasley. baseball winter meetings are underway, will the phillies trade cole hamels? the birds look to regroup after yesterday's loss to the defending champs, chip kelly will tell us what went wrong

we started with the burr, and now we're going to move to just rain, all the time. >> december is kicking in. >> it is it will be a cold rain, isn't it? it will be windy. it is not like this tropical warm type of thing, we're talking nor'easter, getting ready for winter. >> here it comes. >> that time of the year. >> yes. >> outside we are looking at some chilly conditions, the wind will be picking up, temperatures will warm to the 30's during the the overnight hours but don't expect anything balmy around here.

take a look outside where we are expecting a good deal of snow, at jack frost big boulder, we have a winter storm warning that will go into effect during the early morning hours, and, we're talking about four to 8 inches of snow, possible there, that is where we want it. we want to keep that ski season, early get these snow borders out there. we had a few earlier today. looking at a good base right there but more heavy snow coming your way in the poconos. lets take it, to storm scan three and we will show you what is going on here. cloudy skies across the philadelphia area but along the shore today especially through ocean county, we have had an on shore flow of moisture cold enough for snow, look at that bubbling upright around toms river and we want to say a very special thank to you ryan kingsly he sent in this picture of snow on the grass surfaces, not so much on the roadways but yes, we did have snow in the area today. might not have known that. right now in philadelphia 32. thirty in trenton. twenty-eight in allentown.

22 degrees in the poconos. good snow making weather. during date tomorrow we will watch that rain move up from the south. the so no issues tonight. it is after midnight. rain falling heavy at times especially east of philadelphia, you can see from new york through atlantic city, some of those yellows and oranges through allentown area we will be seeing a wintry mix changing over to rain and all of this lifts northward. by noon we're still in it but by the afternoon it is pretty much moving towards the north and is there a storm for morning and new england and evening commute just windy more than anything else, and pretty chilly around here. then, we will be watching some improving conditions but that will move off in the weekend. here is our set up. area of low pressure developing, it gets pulled closer to the coast tom morning. that is the brunt of the storm unfortunately during morning commute it continues to drive northward. heavy rain in boston. but through northeastern pennsylvania and through cat skills of new york they will see some snow. for us we will just see some

drying conditions as the storm slowly but surely pull as way. it will be quite windy even by wednesday. so we will break it down, location, to location, for you, first we will start in the north and west. we do know in the lehigh valley we are talking about a winter weather advisory, wintry mix to rain there heading towards philadelphia area we have a flood watch in effect with winds gusting to 30 miles an hour. that is for philadelphia and suburbs. south jersey the the same thing under the flood watch that also includes new castle county delaware, wind gusting to have a coastal flood warning for our delaware beaches for flooding at times of high tides and winds gusting to 45 miles an hour. overnight the rain and wind will arrive. temperatures rising through the 30's. during the day tomorrow will 43 in the city, rain, wind and it will be a messy day especially during the morning hours, and on the exclusive eyewitness weather three day forecast we will see a chance of the rain or wet snow shower for wednesday, thursday mostly cloudy and temperature of 40 degrees. we will be seeing somewhat of

improving conditions. we're going on the air 30 minutes early tomorrow morning we want to let you know that because of the nor'easter, join the eyewitness weather team at 4:00 a.m. in the morning for latest weather and traffic updates across the delaware valley. right now we want to go to justin drabick live in perkasie bucks county kind of getting in the spirit of things there with holiday lights, hi justin. >> good evening, that is right christmas spirit in full force out here in perkasie, we're kicking off holiday lights and what a place to be nice crowd out here today. we have santa here as well and beautiful home with an awesome light display. i'm joined by simpson's homeowners here and tell us about the display. hum lights on your house. >> we have 32,000 lights this year. we have 728 channels of computer animation, that control all of the lights and about 2 miles of extension cords. >> hard core technology good how long does it take to set it up and when do you start.

>> it takes two weeks to set it up, we will start after halloween and obviously we have day jobs. we do it those two weeks. >> we have the neighborhood out here. you get people from outside community driving by. >> we get a good amount of traffic that comes by. you come and you can sit in your car, listen to the music in the warmth of your car and watch the the show and yeah they will get a good bit coming by. >> you got some pretty interesting light display, the ribbon right there what is that all about. >> that is our ribbon tree. that is pixel light, rgb, each string has 50 lights on them that can be any color you want. there are 12 strings there so it can be quite a bit of programming to get that just the way you want it. >> it looks great. you guys did a great job. exited to see inferring full blast because it is more than just lights you will be hearing sound of christmas as well we will show thaw at 5:45. but again here in perkasie everybody is out hanging out

santa claus is here we will talk to him as well, later that is latest here in perk seal see.

the the eagles looked at the tape this morning, from the seattle game, and nothing changed. seattle's defense still hut down the offense. 139 yards, that is lowest output of any chip kelly offense in his career. the the birds were just two of 11 on third down. offense ran just 45 plays, seahawks handled the birds 24-14. >> we just need to execute. when you go back to it, they do a good job. they don't fool you with anything. they line up and they play fat ball. they are really good at doing that. you don't look back and say we

should have run, the trap or we should have run this scheme. they executed and we didn't execute. >> all right. baseball winter meetings are underway in san diego, and the question is, will cole hamels betrayeded? red sox are reportedly have interest, but they are waiting to see if john lester will sign with them. he is expect to let them know tomorrow. if lester ace know boston will focus on cole. they have a decision to make a trade. >> a lot of pieces in motion. >> can you get the boys to wear the the blue jerseys. >> and get them back in there. >> i like the blue jerseys. >> jinks is on. >> coming up next, the parking kiosk in philadelphia a may be fix but the problem may not be over, for some drivers who the got ticket. we have got options, coming up. federal law enforcement gets new guidelines for policing without profiling but some say these rules don't go far enough. >> new at 62:00 muslim

families who worship at this bensalem firehouse want to build their own mosque, coming up why they say they have to file a lawsuit nerd to start, construction.

i'm jessica dean, here are the day's top stories, six people are killed after a private jet crashes in to a home outside washington d.c. it is unclear was brought the plane down as investigators with the ntsb are on the scene. chopper three live over the main line, students from three colleges organized a die in and now they are heading back to the college for a candle light vigil. they are angry over grand jury decisions no the to indict police officers in deaths in ferguson and in new york. fire is under investigation in philadelphia's frankford neighborhood. it broke out in a vacant apartment building overnight in the 1100 block of ehret treat. we have a flood watch in effect for philadelphia and suburbs for tuesday. here's what we expect with our nor'easter in the philadelphia area heavy rain in the morning, flood watch in effect for one to 3 inches of rain, popping on roads, gusty wind and temperatures in the 40's. i will be back with full details of the impact of the storm, coming up later in the broadcast, ukee. well, problems with

philadelphia's parking kiosks have been corrected and you can once again use your credit cards to pay for parking but what about the tickets? "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live in center city to tell us what the ppa is saying today, steve, good evening. >> reporter: what about the tickets, ukee, it is the the biggest question coming out of all this. it is one of many questions we had in the fall out of this kiosk mess. so we asked an official with the ppa. back at it, monday philadelphia parking enforcement workers enforcing all violations, after officials announced credit card payments are back on line. >> would i like to apologize for this and ask the general public to be patient. >> reporter: ppa executive director vince finnerty apologizing sunday after officials learned that a technical problem was preventing kiosks from accepting credit cards. the problem started friday and caused several drivers to get parking tickets. sunday parking officials called a holiday and stopped enforcement at the kiosks.

monday morning the problem was fixed and drivers every where, had to decide. >> terrible, glad they got it fixed, great. >> reporter: what about the fall out. we went to the p pa monday with the few points of clarification while they refused to have a recorded interest right here's what we asked. how many people received ticket due to the glitch. their a knot sure yet what caused problem? they are not exactly sure of that either but maintain it was a transmission issue. what if did you receive a violation, they say, as long as you have proof, and contact customer service, they will cancel the ticket. we asked drivers about that last point, and believe it or not they are a bit skeptical. >> you can't deal with the city of philadelphia. >> they do one thing it is the complete opposite and you have to eat it. >> reporter: how do you feel. >> show me first. >> reporter: and and,

hamilton new jersey, health officials are hosting a reaction nation clinic, tonight, they are set up at hamilton township division of held building, right now until 7:00 o'clock tonight. anyone who might have eaten at rosa's restaurant and catering between november 10th and december 1st is urged to attend ape get a shot, each shot costs $35. and in other news federal law enforcement gets new guidelines that prevents

profiling based on race and several other factors. civil liberties groups say the revised rules still do not go far enough, cbs correspondent craig boswell has that story now from washington. >> new guidelines from the justice department, bans federal law enforcement from profiling not just on the basis of race and ethnicity but also religion. gender. national origin, sexual orientation, and gender identity. >> we are most effective, when we don't do things on the basis of, stereotypes. >> reporter: officers are a allowed to consider race, if it applies to a specific, suspect description. the policy also has exceptions for home land security work on the border, and tsa agents screening passengers at airports. the. >> the guidance, leave a loop hole for fbi racial mapping, of mostly arab and minority communities. >> reporter: guidelines apply to law enforcement within the the justice department, meaning fbi, dea, atf, state

and local officers participating in federal task forces must also follow the rules but local police departments are not bound by the guidelines? nationwide protests over the deaths of michael brown and eric garner at hands of white officers have brought the issue of race and law enforcement to the forefront. >> ferguson prompted the release of the guidance but the guidance doesn't stop the ferguson's from happening. >> reporter: attorney general eric holder wants these new federal standards to be a model, local law enforcement can follow. in washington, craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". along awaited report on cia interrogation methods is peck to be released thomas republican lawmakers warn the contents could lead to a backlash begins the u.s. cbs news has learned that the senate report found that the cia routinely went beyond legal limits when interrogating terror suspects and including the use of water boarding. it reportedly states techniques were not effective in getting information and cia

is tell mathcally lied about the effectiveness of that program. >> good evening, everyone, we have a pretty light day in regards to rush hour, but, some pretty active activity in lower merion, we are taking a live look at live chopper three to the main line, we are dealing with the main line, die in march and vigil happening in lower merion and because of this vigil we will have rolling blockages on lancaster avenue between morris avenue and bryn mawr station road. police are a ahead of a few hundred protesters, in lower merion. as we continue to keep you updated on that be mindful of the situation if you are traveling within the main line. as we continue, we will move new to a map which again will put this in text, if you are traveling, in lower merion, between on route 30, that is lancaster avenue eastbound and westbound between morris and haverford station road you will find on going rolling blockages until 7:00 p.m. until they reach their vigil point. keep that in mind this

evening. we will keep you updated on that for sure. moving now to i-95, thinks i-95 northbound ramp to the westbound vine street expressway. if you are traveling in this area you will notice police activity now, majority of it was on the shoulder but i would say, 15 minutes ago, it was blocking the entire roadway, so you may notice some volume in this area but generally speaking our rush hour is very light today, and these speed sensors are in the 30's, some places you are traveling the the 20's like i-95 through construction zone but we are used to that and it is not awful we're in the yellow primarily on a lot of places on the map but we do have a few red points, red would be on the northbound side of the roosevelt boulevard between 76, and broad street, also if you are traveling on the vine street expressway itself going to and from the schuylkill expressway and mid county toll plaza, specifically, as you head northbound on the northeast extension and watch out for closure of route 70 eastbound at green tree road in cherry hill, ukee. still to come tonight, santa's salary how much do you think he deserves for his job in we will have the results of

a new survey. moms, can you relate to this, trend to go day a baby has some other plans when her mother tries to get some sleep. gas prices are down, again, find out just how low, they will go. and, we have got an eye on the storm that will bring a lot of rain and possibly snow to parts of our area, kathy orr will have your updated foreca

parents, guardian there is a danger that send thousands of children to the hospital, every year, the consumer products safety commission says one child dies, every two weeks when they pull down furniture or televisions, three is on your side with a new way to prevent tip over accidents. lauren lister has details. >> baby pictures are easier to look at. >> every mother's worst nightmare. >> i just woke up to the sound of the tv coming crashing down. i didn't immediately realize she was under it because it is not something you expect to happen. >> reporter: sylvia sanity teeing owe's daughter janea had tried to climb up on the tv stand when 40-inch flat screen on top tipped over and killed her. >> how old. >> two and a half. >> it was actually three months before her body day. >> tragic thing is this is a very frequent occurrence. i think for most part people

just don't realize what a hidden danger this is. >> reporter: furniture and tv tip overs sent nearly 22,000 children to the emergency room, every year, 360, has been killed since 2,000. threat had not crossed sylvia's mind before the accident. >> never. >> we have outlet covers, we have gates. >> but there is a cheap, easy way to protect kids, the consume products safety commission recommend securing tv and furniture with anchors like these. >> read your book. >> reporter: sylvia now has an 18 month-old boy jeremiah. she's doing everything that she can to protect him from hidden danger, anchoring all of her tv's and furniture and making sure that they stay anchored. >> the end. >> lauren lister for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". and early christmas gift for drivers at the pump, gas prices have falling for 74 consecutive days. triple a says national average is now $2.67 a gallon. get this prices could drop

another 15 cents by the end of 2014. lets take a look at local prices, according to triple a pennsylvanians are paying $2.88 on average for a gallon of regular. across the bridge into new jersey you will a's pay $2.57. delaware drivers can top off their tanks for about (vo) nourished. rescued. protected. given new hope. during the subaru "share the love" event, subaru owners feel it, too. because when you take home a new subaru, we donate 250 dollars to helping those in need. we'll have given 50 million dollars over seven years. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru.

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list of locations, go to cbs philly.com/joy or call 215- 215-977-eye and text a donation, the word joy, to 41444. you can feel the storm, in the air, that is what our weather watches is saying, and eyewitness weather watchers, and after 32 degrees in douglassville. michael is saying it is cold, relative humidity on the dry side but that is going to be changing. lets go down the shore because this is a big story down the the shore, of course with the nor'easter coming, we will start off in tuckerton where temperature is 32 degrees. tim says i can already feel the storm coming. look at what happened earlier today, a little bit of light snow with on shore flow with cold enough for snow in tuckerton and they have already had a little bit of flooding. the more flooding is expected at times of high tides, because of our coastal storm,

moving up the eastern seaboard. it will be very windy as well. we need you to be an eyewitness weather watcher. if you love weather join our team, easy to be part of the newscast as well, go to cbs philly.com/watchers. on storm scan three it doesn't look like much right now, we are looking at rain moving towards philadelphia area, you can see on our sky cam, it is quiet right now in center city. clouds will hold tough though, dry for now but in the for long because rain moves in, during the overnight hours. our area of low pressure is developing off the coast of the mid-atlantic, it will get organized and then by tomorrow morning be very close to the region. philadelphia freezing at 32, 33 in millville, wildwood is 36. temperatures will actually warm overnight as the storm begins to prove and move toward the north and east. heavier rain coming in the morning, you can see around 7:00 in the morning for morning rush, we have rain, wind, and we have snow in the poconos and then it is slowly pulling away, pulled down some

cold air off the back side and by that time most of the precipitation will be out of here. then on wednesday, it is still over new england, we will see rain or wet snow shower possibly by wednesday morning, and then it the is moving out of the area the at least losing its grip on the delaware valley. it will be a windy day tomorrow. look the at these wind where we see yellow we are talking about 20 to 30 miles an hour gusts through philadelphia to the south and east, 30 to 40 miles an hour gusts and along the immediate shore, 40 to 50-mile an hour wind gusts that is like a strong tropical storm strength. in the poconos we're talking about snow, and little closer to the lehigh val a i one to 3 inches. three to six heading up in the poconos themselves, and lehigh rally we have an advisory in effect but that is a snow wintry mix to rain and best chance of seeing that wintry mix will be during the early morning hours. coastal impacts, significant. we're talking a gust to at least 45 miles an hour, coastal flooding expected at times of high tides and let beach erosion with the storm. it is not moving that fast.

temperatures will rise overnight, rain will move in. it will be very windy during the the day tomorrow, same scenario, heavier rain coming in the morning, high temperature of 43 degrees and on the exclusive seven day forecast, take a look, 40's for wednesday and thursday, friday, saturday improving, sunday looks good and so does monday. because of the nor'easter moving our way we are going on the air 30 minutes early tomorrow morning join the "eyewitness news" team at 4:00a m for the very latest weather and traffic updates, the the brunt of this storm will undoubted be in the morning. so please be aware of that. now switching gears to a happier topic, justin is live in perkasie bucks count which holiday lights a lot of fun out there, justin. >> a lot of fun. say hi, everybody is pumped up here. they are in the christmas spirit, awesome who will take light display. we have santa here as well. i mentioned earlier something interesting with this light display it is hooked up to music. the the home owner sally

simpson you are in to it, that is your job and you are a musician. what sit like setting this up is it really hard. >> it does take sometime. it takes about 20 to 40 hours to prom each song, you have to listen to it a lot of times but it is a fun thing to do. >> you have have your set up inside, whole computer system that does that. >> computer generated and you have to make sure, that you have balance the controllers and program each minis down to 20 times slices. so it is very detail. i can get 16th notes for those who are new is is sound complicated. >> suspense is killing me cue that music. >> ♪. >> that is awesome stuff right

there, i love it, see neighborhood loves it too and i'm join here by santa, he is here with us, kids having a good time, what brings you out here tonight? i. >> i thought carol erickson was going to be here. >> or toilet you down, i will let you know. >> yes, make sure everybody behaves and remember object christmas eve it is the gifts i get to choose, because i know who has been naughty and nicest specially at "eyewitness news" good we know who that is a as well, here we are at perkasie, awesome, cb is. three weather lab, it is cold, 30 degrees, we will have more on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. say bye, everyone we have to go. back to the studio. >> sanity, i'm good, right. >> my man. >> what would you pay a man who supervises toy makers who spend one night a year delivering toys to every child on the planet, and talk to "eyewitness news" as well? according to ensure.com, if you add up santa's responsibilities and match them to current labor wages he

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mo'ne davises sport illustrated spotlight again. >> all of these lights, the lights are pretty bright, but, i mean, i don't really mind. >> mo'ne the phenom little league 07-mile per hour pitcher of the taney dragons, celebrated her late's ward, si's sports kid of the year with her teammates and classmates around her. >> just reminded everybody that, you know, barriers are there just to be broken through. it has really been an inspiring time, and it was a pretty easy thing. >> reporter: pick out of 1,000 nominee, rice's william sport and little league world series has been hyper speed, video toll the story. mo'ne says the white house visit was the best. >> a girl from philadelphia a and first lady, and the president saying that you inspire a lot of people is probably the best advice you are ever going to get in your life. >> reporter: as a multi sport athlete and so skilled in basketball mo'ne earned a spot

on varsity team at springfield chestnut academy. she played her first two games. >> i hit three, three pointers in the whole tournament, which was two games and i believe i had about ten points, during the second game. >> reporter: little leaguer with big dreams, and a giant talent, making her mark, once again in philadelphia. pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we were just saying can you imagine? she is so will talented. >> she's doing very well in school, that is bottom line. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 we will track a nor'easter, kathy. >> it doesn't look like much right now but getting its act together and tomorrow morning we will get brunt of the storm, i'll show what you to expect coming up. also, the high school guidance counselor investigated after a threatening facebook comment is posted, in her name. attack and defense as committee investigating the george washington bridge

scandal hits it first report. why one state senator compared it to a dictator ship. 200 muslim families who worship here want to build their own mosque y they have to file a lawsuit nerd to begin construction. the news starts right now. it is cold out there and they will need umbrellas tomorrow. we will have an eye on the storm, nor'easter is now heading our way and don't let storm scan three, fool you. this nor'easter, is forming and will arrive just in time for a messy morning commute. multiple watches and warnings are now in effect, good evening, i'm jessica dean. aim ukee washington in for chris may. lets get to kathy orr tracking this system coming to our area, kathy. >> everything is coming

together. we're talking about rain, wind and snow with this storm and as you see it beginning to develop off the coast of the mid-atlantic, we will be able to see it coming together real good-bye late tonight. as far as those watches and warnings, are concerned, lets start off with the immediate philadelphia area flood watch goes into effect tuesday for most of the the region. we're talking about one to 3 inches of rain. we will take it to the lehigh valley and berks county where we're talking about a winter weather advisory, sleet and freezing rain changing over to rain finally and winter storm warning for poconos for three to 6 inches of snow and also ice, associated with that part of the storm. so many things going on with this nor'easter. we will see down the shore some of the most harsh weather, coastal flooding at times of high tides and whipping winds associated with the nor'easter as well. the timing goes like this, overnight, heavy rain moving in, snow, in the lehigh valley and in the poconos and of course lehigh valley changing over to rain tomorrow morning. during the morning hours, heavy rain, and