nor'easter and it is still with us. the it will continue to rotate additional rain and snow showers into our area here. i will tell you if you need to break out the shovel and details on that are coming up, vittoria. >> thanks, katie. you know from the weather we had yesterday we are dealing with the closure from the mud slide we will talk about on ballagomingo road but your rush hour is pretty light, things will definitely change. we will see fit does change by the next report, erika. thank you. a philadelphia prepared to say good bye to the fallen fire fighter, the georgia tore remember her call of duty. >> joyce craig-lewis died yesterday fighting a fire in west oak lane. "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao joins us now from engine 64 in lawncrest where black bunting symbolizes a community in mourning, jan? >> reporter: ukee, it has been a quiet overnight here at engine 64 in lawncrest. this is the station where that 11 year veteran of the philadelphia fire department, joyce craig-lewis called home

away from home. you can see that the candles are still burning brightly outside of this home away from home, this morning, her loved ones and her fire fighter family and this entire community deals with her death and many came here last night to remember her life. this was a vigil held in her honor where collogues spoke of the the fire fighter's dedication and complete strangers prayed for her family. craig lewis died tuesday morning at a row house fire in west oak lane, fire officials say she was one of the first on the scene trying to control the fire in the basement. "eyewitness news" has learned that at some point the commander on the scene told fire fighters to leave but craig lewis rather never made it out, now her family and friend recall how much that she loved her job, loved saving people, and died doing just that. >> i work with joyce the last three years and she loved doing the job. she continually always was outstanding in doing everything that she could to make sure that somebody was saved or property was saved,

and we miss her. >> reporter: indeed, the station misses her. you can see that black bunting here at the fire station in lawncrest and again, those candles in memory of craig-lewis still burning. she leaves behind two children, a 16 year-old son and a 16 month-old daughter and she's the first female fire fighter here in philadelphia a to die in the line of duty, a full investigation is now underway to exactly how that all happen. we're reporting live, i'm jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". it is day 14 and still no sign of missing college student shane montgomery. now the reward to find him has increased to $65,000. no one was seen the west chester university student since he left kildares irish pub early thanksgiving morning. the the additional reward money came from private donors. coming up on 5:33, lets get traffic and weather together on the three's, good morning. >> today will be a little bit of the transition day for us and a lot of times we get one

transition day and then we move on. it looks like we will be stuck with transitioning weather for the next 48 hours before we can expect to see our storm system completely clear out but man, sit a different view for you here. not just in atlantic city but every where else. it is so much quieter by the exact same time yesterday but it is feeling on the chilly side. we do still have some impact that you will notice not just in atlantic city but basically every where else. what i don't see on storm scan necessarily is that wind. you can see movement in the precipitation and clouds and you can see that in the next few hours as we have have a few ren gate showers here and there but remains are extended until 4:00 a.m. tomorrow up through carbon and monroe county, that is one spot where we will have enough active weather that it warrants an advisory. you will find a few snow showers having the chance to actually stick and accumulate which is great news for ski resorts but if you are traveling toward i80 interchange as within of the hot spots where you might find some slick travel in the days

ahead. here's how it feels, this is gauge for when you walk out the door, it feels like mid to lower 30's across the board and our temperatures are five to 10 degrees warmer then this have that heavier coat red i to go. it is a given. it is like we're having that heavy coat when we walk out the door but would i suggest a scarf and mittens wouldn't be a worst idea. the you can probably getaway without an umbrella if you are not craze bye carting the extra accessory but don't be surprised if you find a rain, snow shower. it will have a hard time accumulating around most of the delaware valley, vittoria. >> thanks very much, katie. >> right now traffic is not accumulating at all, usually, at around this time we don't see much traffic. we are still waiting on the rush. the as we look at i-95, this shot not too far from the commodore barry bridge. traveling northbound or southbound it is really awesome outside. we have the same story, if you are traveling on the roosevelt boulevard in and out of the northeast section of fill arc in and out of bucks county if

that is where you are headed, traveling on the boulevard no delays, this shot at ninth street northbound commuting would be your taillights there but again really beautiful. our speed sensors high up in the 50's and all of our majors on the schuylkill, 95, 476, pennsylvania turnpike, northeast extension all moving extremely well, 202, 422, new jersey, delaware, all of the same story. we are still dealing with this closure ballagomingo road from an earlier mud slide that we had yesterday. your best alternate toys take route 320, ukee. vittoria, thank you. philadelphia's love park is getting a make over and you can learn more about the plans later on tonight. city's parks and recreation department is holding a public meeting tonight about redesigning the park. meeting starts at 6:00 o'clock at the central library on vine street. the future of the old revel casino in the atlantic city is backup in the air this morning. the lawyers for revel filed paperwork to canceled the the 110 in million-dollar sale to brookfield u.s. holdings.

brookfield won the auction for the bankrupt casino but then tried to change the terms of the deal. revel want the why to let the second highest bidder buy casino which was atlantic city a's most expensive casino when it open just two years ago. 5:36. in business news this morning where you can go if you are running out of time for holiday shopping. >> also what is worth watching on wall street in money watch jill wagner joins us live from the stock exchange, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. stocks rebounded after a sharp drop at the start of trading yesterday. there is some concern about china's finances and plunging price of oil. that sent the dow jones down 222 points at one point. it did bounce back and finish 51 points lower. the nasdaq nearly added 26. two more bernie madoff association have been sentenced to prison for his role in his man's i have ponzi scheme. madoff's secretary of 40 years annette was sentenced to six years in prison even though

federal guidelines called for a light sentence. the judge site had her age, and her 4-foot 6-inch height as reasons for handing down the the reduced sentence. programers harris was sentenced to two and a half years behind bars. amazon announced a new make an offer function. the customers can communicate with sellers to negotiate the the price of the item that they with like to buy. right now customers can make an offer on more than 150,000 items that are price add above $100. for all of the holiday shopping procrastinators out there, kohl's has announce that had most of its stores will stay opened for 100 straight hours starting december 19th, through 6:00 p.m. on christmas eve. this is the second year in the row that kohl's is having a prechristmas shopping marathon and ukee and erika, something tells me christmas eve 6:00 p.m. people will still be there. >> without a doubt, without a

doubt. >> thanks, jill. in other news this morning duke and duchess of cambridge are back home in britain after wrapping up their three day whirlwind trip to the united states. new york's metropolitan museum of art was last stop on their first visit to the big apple. they attended a fundraiser for scotland's saint andrews university. earlier will and kate visited national september 11th memorial and museum. happening today, time magazine will announce its 2014 person of the year. the ferguson protesters are among the eight finalist, the list also includes, other groups and individuals who have done the most to influence events of the year. here they are for you nfl commissioner roger goodell, taylor swift, ebola caregivers, russian president vladamire putin, apple ceo tim kook, the acting president of the iraq's kurdish region and jack m ac eo of alibaba.

also this morning teenage angries malala you solve sigh, received the noble peace prize in norway. she became an icon after getting shot in the head by taliban. you solve sigh was in philadelphia earlier this year to receive the the liberty medal the youngest person to ever win the the peace prize. 5:39 right now. an nfl star is side line after being involved in a horrible crash, we will let you know how he is doing this morning. for fourth straight night demonstrators hit streets in california, we will show you disruption that they caused a as protest, the death of two men killed by police. dramatic rescue we will show you how police officers saved two men trapped under that car. if you doing holiday shopping today and this weekend while you are out, you can make a big difference to make holidays brighter for under privileged children. our joy of sharing campaign is now underway, just buy a new unwrapped toy and bring it to one of our drop off locations.

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female fire fighter killed in the line of service. joyce craig-lewis was killed battling a fire in west oak lane. police in bensalem bucks county hope you can help them find a pair of armed robbery suspects. investigators say that the thieves were caught on tape before they got away with thousands of dollars in gold and silver. we're dealing with the aftermath of yesterday's nor'easter. this is long beach island. flooding conditions turned roads into rivers and there is a chance of more rain today. developing right the now, another night of protest in california, and this is in the wake of the grand jury decision toss clear police officer in the death of two unarmed black men. as don champion reports protesters once again blocked traffic and train services into the bay area. >> reporter: for a fourth night in the row people marched through the streets of berkley california, protesting the deaths of eric garner and michael brown. from the air you can see the crowd of hundreds marching, at

one point some people blocked traffic on the busy freeway for nearly half an hour. while protest were mostly peaceful city officials say police are showing restraint. >> we had to call in lots of other police department, departments from all over, people have said there has been police violence and shooting of bullets. in of our people have done any of that. >> reporter: this week protesters have disrupted everything from traffic to mass transit services. for a second night in a row people evenathath

that, 37 degrees was sent in over last half an hour from keith barros our poconos expert because he always send in the snow reports for us. but he is spot something clouds but 37 degrees. windy cold but no precipitation at least not the for the last half an hour. that makes sense because as i'll show you here we are still dealing with a additional banding around back side of our nor'easter but sort of slack end up for the time being. sam warden over last 20 minutes 41 in blue bell. he did say he pick up a total of just shy of an inch worth of rainfall from the storm, so far, again, we're not totally done but brunt is new long gone. we will go to new castle county next where john has 41.

he has a clear sky. from north to south it is clearing out and it is warmer as we head far enough south but that said not everybody is completely in the clear just yet and we will go to storm scan three to explain why next. here's your storm system. the the brunt of it is becoming more of an atlantic, canada issue, newfoundland, nova scotia and with the large rotation around the back side of it, areas of low pressure counterclockwise rotation in the northern hemisphere we are still finding that banding coming in on the back side of the storm. so even though we have had things ease up in the last few hours, we are going to see more of it. lets look at future wind gusts too, this is also the other x factor of the forecast that you will notice to day, win gusts could be peeking as high as 35, 36, 37 miles an hour, wildwood model picks up on a 37-mile an hour gusts, later on this afternoon jumping into thursday, even though it the lightens up a little bit, and gusts till in the 20's, enough to send your trash can, lid,

flying down the street. you may want to think about securing that kind of stuff. my actual little reindeer i have for my christmas decorations he was blown over yesterday. i had to put a brick on top to make sure he wouldn't go anywhere today. we will look forward in the forecast. i'm telling you. over the next few days, we will whoever around 40 degrees. still a few lingering snow showers today or tomorrow but friday, we will finally, dry out, and completely. vittoria, over to you. something to look forward to for the weekend. good morning, everyone. you can look forward to great traffic this morning so far. still pretty early before that rush comes into play. look at 309, beautiful out there, in delays in either direction. one thing you can pick up from this shot right here is the the lights reflecting a lit built of a sheen on the roadway. you might have slickness out there, so just take it easy if you can. so 422, also looking great eastbound as well as westbound commuting, not a problem just yet, we are seeing a few more vehicles on the eastbound side around the area of the saint

gabe's curve and generally speaking speed sensors are nice and high in the 50's. ninety-five, schuylkill, 476 and good news just keeps on coming. traveling in upper darby a vehicle has gone in the building, so police are still on the scene of this incident at marshall road near kent road. you will notice lane blockageness this area as they continue to machine for this situation. generally speaking i would avoid it if you can. speaking of the avoiding things one thing you can do to avoid delays in your area or any area, is getting updated information about traffic backups, with the new your drive app. you can down load that app for iphone or android by going to cbs philly.com/your drive. we have some breaking news, this is just into cbs-3 a drexel student has been stabbed on campus. we have a news crew heading to university city right now but this is what we know. it all began with some kind of an argument outside of myers hall. now that is when we're told

the male student was stabbed in the back. that student was rushed to the hospital, in stable condition, and right now, police are questioning two people. so far no charges. we will bring you new updates as soon as we get them. carolina panthers quarterback c a.m. newton is expected to get out of the hospital today after a nasty car accident. that is newton laying on the ground after his truck collided with a car near the team's stadium. the witness essay they saw newton's truck roll over four times. cam suffered two fractureness his back. according to report it is too early to tell if he will be able to play anytime soon. >> wish him well. police officers used sheer force to rescue a pair of men, trapped underneath a car. this happened in wisconsin. police looking for a jack when they got to the scene but they could not find one so they lifted that car themselves. both men survived but one was badly burned by the engine. investigators say they are not

sure how those men got under the vehicle in the first place. there were no signs of a crash. an incredible story here, story of survival out of hawaii where a missing boater was found alive 12 days after he disappeared. coastguard says it received a did his stress call from the 67 year-old ron ingram off the coast of hawaii. ingram vanish thanksgiving day when his sail boat started taking on water. 12,000 square mile search was eventually suspended. coastguard officers say ingram made it back using his auxiliary sail after both of his masses snapped. >> a amazing. >> sure is. 5:49. a bucks county man is praying for a christmas miracle. >> mike phillips has no kidneys after doctors forced doctors to remove them. he is in dialysis every week. now his wife sheila is also in renal failure. mike is trying to find a living donor who is a match for her and he created a web site christmas kidney.org.

>> i have learned through the course of my life that you deal with things as they come your way and nobody gets through this life without some ducis dealt in their hands. >> couple is working with hahnemann hospital to make sure that the cost of the surgery, hospital stay and travel plans for two are free for the donor. >> reminds you what is important this time of the year, health, your loved ones. >> we will keep you updated for sure. >> still ahead this morning before you walk out the door we will have have another check of your traffic and weather together on the three's. >> also, sheer madness, a sheep in the christmas square, found wondering the streets, you have to hear the animal's unusual story first though, here's is what coming up tonight during evening prime time viewing right here on cbs-3.

time to check on our elf. >> this morning we discover th cbs-3 morning elf, blending right in. >> don't you think. >> yes. >> watch him. >> always watching. >> that little guy. we want to see what your fellow is up to, post your elf selfie, using hash tag cbs-3 and hash tag elf selfie and enjoy it right here on tv. >> watch that dude. >> good morning, katie. >> we will start off by taking you out to storm scan three where we are in the finding a heck of a lot but off to the north we are watching for additional bans of snow and or rain to move in. you can see one decent ban out along lie there or i'm sorry, new york expressway, but as that moves our way we will end up seeing some additional wet snow through carbon, monroe

county area where we have a few inches of snow. heavy wet variety to bring down a few tree limbs or power lines. quick check of the three day forecast as it pertains to philadelphia don't worry about any accumulation, high is 40 and we will see similar forecast unfold tomorrow too, vittoria, over to you. thanks very much, katie. traveling anywhere right now in the seeing too much problem. we are taking a look first at platt bridge where we are coming from south philadelphia down towards i-95 to catch a flight, in problems in either direction even on the reverse, so heading in to south philadelphia. speed sensors still nice high up in the 50's. ninety-five, schuylkill, 476, in the green all over not onnly in pennsylvania but in new jersey and delaware. watch out for police activity in upper darby. stay with us, we will be

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a philadelphia fire fighter is being remembered for making an ultimate sacrifice. >> joyce craig-lewis was killed in the line of duty doing what her family and collogues say she loved best, fighting fires. "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao joins us from engine 64 in lawncrest where craig-lewis was assigned, good morning. >> reporter: erika and ukee, good morning. fire investigators are still trying to figure out exactly what happened yesterday and how this 11 year veteran died. joyce craig-lewis family and fire fighter family at engine 64 are mourning her death. engine 64, was joyce craig-lewis home away from home, it will be first day that she doesn't stop by her locker, instead adorned by flowers and pictures in remembrance of the fallen fire fighter's hard work and dedication. >> l