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 flooding,

concerns, and, in the philadelphia area and suburbs as well. then by tuesday afternoon in the evening period we will see the storm pulling away and as it does, it is still going to be very windy. as taras heavier rain is concerned from philadelphia and also moving towards the east towards the shore, that is where you'll see at least one to two, maybe even 3 inches of rain but men allentown and reading, seeing over 1 inch of rain work this particular storm. there is also a lot of wind, there is a lot of snow in the poconos. we will talk more about those elements coming up later in the broadcast. for now, ukee, back to you. >> just a reminder morning crew and i will be on the air 30 minutes early tomorrow morning. join the "eyewitness news" team at 4:00 a.m. for latest weather and traffic updates as we track this nor'easter. we'd love to see your storm picks. take them safely. send them to hash tag cbs-3 storm and you may see them right here on television. developing right now a facebook post is causing a major stir at central bucks high school west and it is one of the school's guidance counselors at the center of

the controversy. "eyewitness news" reporter noel mcclaren explains. >> reporter: her job toys provide guidance for kids at central bucks high school west, but the district is now, questioning her judgment after finding an inappropriate facebook post in her name. quote if my child cannot get to the eagles game due to protester i will personally shoot everyone of them. you have been warned idiots. superintendent david when the sell swiftly responded by suspending the counselor with pain. he wouldn't go on camera but sent "eyewitness news" this statement. i learned sunday afternoon of social media posting of a threatening violent message written under the name of marry kate blank evenberg a school guidance counselor at central high school west. we gee ban an investigation including verification of the source of the post, and we will take appropriate action once we learn all of the facts. students we spoke with are just frustrated as this hits just months after a hazing allegations against the the football team, canceled, football season.

>> she said something like that it is really surprising. >> reporter: junior olivia ham on says she's her guidance counselor and has been very helpful to her and her peers. >> she has done so much for this school and she helped me so much. she helps everyone with colleges, and colleges says and stuff. >> reporter: we reached out to her for comment but were unsuccessful. superintendent says that he is working with the district office to investigate the incident. >> a fire is under investigation in philadelphia's frankford neighborhood. vacant apartment building, caught fire on the 1100 block of ehret street. eight people were evacuated from the nearby home as a precaution. one fire fighter suffered minor injuries fight ago this blaze. man has been arrested in connection to the death of the woman in maple shade township, new jersey. gee us gar see ace charged with concealment of human remains. it is believed he was victim's boyfriend. she was found inside park in the motel parking lot, no word

on how she died. results from an autopsy are still pending. a new report is release by a special committee looking in the new jersey bridge state scandal. tonight "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan hear from his republicans on that panel who are not too happy. >> reporter: you now want to say i cannot say what you have prepared to say. this is knotter cover re, john, this is america. >> reporter: personal frustration and partisan squabbling highlighted release of the preliminary report by committee investigating the george washington bridge scandal. >> i have a right as equal member of the committee to say what i want to say. it doesn't suture politics. it doesn't suture narrative. >> reporter: report composed by legal counsel chronicles all of the documents and testimony subpoenaed by the committee. it claims because of an inability to interview key witnesses there remains an incomplete knowledge about a plot to create traffic pattern in fort lee by closing access lanes to the bridge. >> unfortunately for this administration the facts took us right in the governor's office. they may in the like those

facts but those are the the facts. >> reporter: in response to the report governor christie's office referred media to the statement from his attorney randy pennsylvania mass tro which says the committee has acknowledge what we reported nine months ago, namely, that is there not a shred of evidence governor chris test knew anything about the gwb lane realignment beforehand or that any current member of the staff was involved in that decision. democrats say the investigation isn't over. >> this is a summary of where we have been, and in fact, by showing what we don't know a road map of where we need to go. >> reporter: members of the committee called on governor christie and governor cuomo to sign off on legislation to reform the port authority of new york and new jersey. in trenton, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". students from colleges on the main line joined together angry over grand jury decisionness ferguson and new york, many held signs reading black lives matter. chopper three overhead as students from bryn mawr, haverford and swarthmore colleges walked along with other protesters to a die in

demonstration. they laid on the ground, silent, and the students explained why though felt compelled to get involved. >> the fact that so many instant this is has happened, and so many other people are starting to recognize it is not an a nonely that it is happening on a regular basis and enough is enough and something has to be done. >> we learn about all these things in classes. it is a theory based process. we talk about it is something in the past and we learn from it but we have seen it is still happening. it is very press event thing. i think application of it being realize owe important. >> reporter: it is set to culminate the with the vigil at the bryn mawr college. hundreds of muslim say they want to build a mosque but township leaders won't allow it. just a few hours ago several families in that area filed a federal lawsuit, hoping that will have move the process a alone. "eyewitness news", reporter, has the story. >> lawsuit represents over 200 families. they currently worship inside this fire hall in bensalem.

one of the men who filed suit says he has been trying for years to build a new mosque at this site on hulmeville road but his zoning petitions keep getting denied. doctor chowdhry insist that the money would come from private donations. he and other families are not asking for any financial help, just permission to build at the hulmeville road site. the the families are working with the counsel on american islamic relations better known as care. "eyewitness news" spoke with chowdhry who worships with his family at the the firehouse and says he will take his legal fight as far as he needs to. >> a religion plays a very important part of our lives and our family's life and that is not just my case but case for 200 families in that area. and we need a place to be able to practice mass and pray, just like everybody else. >> reporter: we reached out to officialness bensalem to ask about this lawsuit. it is 41 pages long. they have declined to talk to us. they have not seen the suit yet so, it would be inappropriate to comment. the live from the cbs-3 sat

center david spunt for cb is. three "eyewitness news". as we continue good news and bad news for people who parked their cars in philadelphia. you can use your credit and debit cards again at the kiosk but what happens to those who got ticketed over the weekend. many questions are still out there, justin? all right. we are live in perk son right new with cbs-3 holiday lights, good time here, and 98.1 wogl at cbs-3 mobil weather lab. we have a cool house with sights and sound of christmas those details coming up. it may be dry for now but storm scan three is tracking a nor'easter forming now and will soon dump rain even some snow across the area we have your later forecast, after the break, beasley? eagles have to let it go, sunday's defeat to seattle is in the past, cowboys and a division title in the future, bird talk about turning the page and sharpening up for biggest stretch of the season, dallas and

payment problems have been resolved and adding if you can prove your tickets stemmed from this issue it will be canceled. they started having problems processing credit card payments on friday and tickets were issued.

none were issued sunday while issue was being corrected. drivers were skeptical about the tickets that with really be cancel. >> he said they will to one thing and it is complete opposite and you have to eat it. >> how do you feel. >> show me first. >> show me. >> the parking authority want to make it clear personal information of customers was from the the not compromised. new jersey department of transportation celebrates the 20th anniversary of the safety service patrol. since 1994, ssp representatives have assisted stranded drivers on the state's highways and officials say without the help of safety service patrol employees it would take much longer to clear an incident of roadways. our weather team is tracking a coastal storm tonight, enough to get very wet around here. >> dry right now, we have live team three weather coverage with meteorologist justin drabick and kathy orr. lets start with justin in perkasie with an incredible light display, good evening.

>> good evening, ukee. that is right. it is cold but dry out. check out christmas lights. good crowd here tonight. say hi, everyone. we are here, and 98-pint one is here, santa is here but this is an awesome light display. i'm joined by simpson's. this is sally. how long have you been doing this. >> this is our ninth year. >> you get people from out identify community coming in. >> we get people coming by from every where. >> you got music hook up to the lights, real cool. we will get to that in a bit. have you addedded on do things change. >> you cannot just let it go, every year we try to switch it up, we do new songs, we add new features, things swap in and out but we get bigger every year. >> exciting. it seems like everyone loves it. lets get to it. cue that music. >> ♪

>> cool stuff right there and neighbor love it too and it seems like everybody enjoys it and has in problem witt but again, awesome display, thank you so much for having us out here. of course, it is cold. we have to talk about the weather real quick with the cbs-3 mobil weather lab right new checking with a temperature of 30.6 and that is not stopping the holiday spirit out here in perkasie tonight. great night. check it out. head on out, drive up to this area ande this awesome lights display. that is latest from perkasie, we have to get going, say bye, everyone, thanks for coming out. santa claus is here. we have to talk about that forecast nor'easter on the way, now back to the studio with kathy. >> there is always room for santa and to be excited about christmas. thanks much for holiday lights. shout out to chuck pressl

shore lives in perkasie. weather watchers are reporting cold temperatures this afternoon. we will start to the north of abington, barbaraing a in willow grove you cane wind at 3 miles an hour. pressure falling indicating that changes are copping and a storm is on the way as well. we will take you over here where it three is two in broomall. bill is saying my fingers are frozen but lights are done, what a good guy, feels colder then 32. lets look at bill's local holiday lights in broomall he ace my house. bill, you did a great job. i have in the done that quite yet. lets go to north and west philadelphia here hatfield and justin saying temperature is 30 degrees, pressure falling from 30.56, a storm is on its way. if you would like to be our eyes and ears during ths nor'easter you can be featured in a newscast by becoming a eyewitness weather watcher. just go to cbs philly.com/watchers. and one of the place that he is will have a another just impact by this storm will be jack frost big boulder in the

poconos. that is where we are expecting snow and unfortunately warm air will mix in and give us ice there as well. let's go down the shore to another high impact area abandoned on the boardwalk in ocean city cape may county. we are expecting areas of flooding at times of high tides, some rough surf, some beach erosion, you can see our camera shaking a bit because wind will be gusting to 45, maybe 50 miles an hour down the shore. on storm scan three our storm is getting it act together, developing right now off the coast of the mid-atlantic but by late tonight and early tomorrow morning it will be in full form. moving up the eastern seaboard. cold enough for snow in the poconos. 23 degrees. same in allentown. fill 32. beach warmed to 36 in wildwood. temperatures warming overnight as this storm begins to drive towards the north. tomorrow morning 7:00 a.m. during the morning rush, the brunt of the storm for philadelphia and its suburbs with heavy rain and wind. by the a afternoon it pullness to new york and new england a storm for them and we will see

light precipitation for evening commute but a lot of the wind. look at how slow this thing is moving 7:00 o'clock wednesday morning on the back side still little bit of moisture perhaps a rain or wet snow shower and by late wednesday it is only moving in northern new england but we will be seeing winds slowly relax and improving conditions. as far as snow is concerned poconos three to 6 inches, one to three heading in to carbon monroe and then lehigh rally and berks county a mix to rain but it will be an icy situation early touring the morning. that winter weather advisory in the lehigh valley for mix to rain. philadelphia suburbs north and west, flood watch, same to the south and east with gusts to 35 miles an hour and down the shore once again a coastal flood warning in effect for wind gusting to 45 miles an hour and concerned for flooding. those shore impact are heavy rain, gusty persistent winds will be significant. here we go again with an early nor'easter. now it will be seeing temperatures rising overnight

with temperatures, around 35, and then by morning hours by 43 degrees, temperatures not moving much, wind gusting to 35 miles an hour during the day. it will be that wind driven rain especially in the morning. the wind will persist though long after the rain is gone. on the exclusive eyewitness weather seven day forecast look for mix of rain and little bit of wet snow through lehigh valley and that will change for rain and in philadelphia a, wednesday a rain or wet snow shower but not a lot but a nuisance. 40 degrees. thursday it is cold but dry improving conditions for friday with a high of 43, saturday 45, and sunday 48 and then by next monday this will be a distance memory. >> look at that sun on monday. >> sunny, it will be 50's and we will say what nor'easter but typically this time of the year we will see rain and wind and winter we will see those nor'easter and in the spring we will see nor'easter.

>> but to be a true classic nor'easter you need it to be a slow moving storm and typically the shore that bears the brunt and in this case it will be in many ways. >> crew and i got the word we're on at 4:00 a.m. tomorrow in. driving in i should be okay. >> i might just sleep here. >> yes, but we should be okay. >> yeah. >> all right, cool. >> you bet. good evening, everyone, we have had a pretty light rush hour today, it seems like a lot of folks are taking off but if you are traveling on the vine street expressway it doesn't look like it but you are not awful. this is volume generally speaking right around schuylkill expressway. if you are heading westbound on the vine approaching 76 and then coming from heading down toward broad street on the eastbound side this is really the most bulky traffic we are dealing with right now. look at the roosevelt boulevard usually at this time the entire northbound side is flooded with traffic from the schuylkill expressway making your way all the way through to broad street. generally speaking speed

sensors in the 50's right now, we never see this. so take advantage of it while you can, 6:20. definitely a nice time to travel if you do have plans tonight. fifty-one is your average on i-95, a shocker there on the schuylkill expressway we have a slow down around conshohocken and heading eastbound on 76, be mindful of. that traveling in lower merion we are still going to see the blockage of rolling blockages rather on the main line because of the main line die in protest and vigil. this is ongoing until 7:00 p.m. ukee. "cbs evening news" is just a few minutes away. >> scott pelley has a look ahead, scott. >> hi ukee and jessica, great to be with you in philadelphia u.s., diplomatic and military posts are on high alert around the world tonight as united states senate prepares to report on the cia's use of harsh interrogations that some called torture. plus we have new details about that failed rescue that left an american and south african hostage dead just as

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well, the eagles moving away from sunday's defeat looking ahead to cowboys they sound like they believe the the loss wasn't so much seattle being invincible, more like missed opportunities and poor execution, on their part. that is a good attitude because they may sea hawks again. eagles veterans say they have turn the page. >> forget, another week to get ready and prepare for this game. that is what we will do. this game is behind us now. i cannot change it. we're looking ahead. we're looking for the bigger picture. >> we will look at the film

every week. we will get it correct. we have to play better. we will move on. we will correction things on tuesday. we will correct everything. then we move on to will dallas. >> all right. one vote shy of the hall of fame for phillies slugger dick allen, 72 years old one of ten players under consideration from the golden era, 1947 to 1972. dick spent nine of his 15 seasons with the phillies and was national league rookie of the year, in 1963. baseball hot stove is heating up ape rumors swirling around phillies ace cole hamels. boston red sox have interest, reports say if lefty john lester decides not to return to bean town cole is plan b, red sox have the the prospects but cole has final say in his no trade clause. another big day for me in a davis and classmates and teammates. she officially received her sports kid of the year award from sports illustrated. michael carter williams of the sixers and wnba star sky lar

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interrogation report why some believe its release could put >> pelley: tonight a worldwide warning, u.s. diplomatic and military posts are on high alert as the senate prepares to report on the c.i.a.'s harsh interrogations that some call torturement bob orr has the story. new details of the failed rescue that left an american and south africa dead just as one of them was about to be freed. reports from debora patta and david martin. the northeast braces for a storm packing high winds, heavy rain and snow. six are killed when a plane crashes into a house in suburban washington. jeff pegues has the latest. and mark phillips with a new british invasion. ladies and gentlemen, the royals.