>> in the news, developing right now, philadelphia police say they've caught manna tacking female college student in university sit. >> i now they say they want to know if he is the same man who assaulted several other women in that area. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now at southwest detective with the latest information. jan, good morning. student in university sit have i been on edge this week after learning about a number of assault and robberies, in this campus exon at this, but now police have five year old nan custody. they say he was caught in the middle of attacking an university of pennsylvania graduate student, and now they are trying to see if he is linked to four other cases. skype of the most recent attack, 41st and pine streets,

where university of pennsylvania grad student sent hit in the head and nearly robbed. >> it is terrifying, not a great feeling knowing can you not be snafu own neighborhood. >> scary, i would advise caution. >> just one every many attacks on u pen and drexel student then the week, latest happened about 6:30 thursday evening. police say a woman is walking alone on pine street. when a five a year old man, hit her with a bike lock. >> strikes letter in the back of the head with a bike lock. and demand her purse, nine officers in the area because of recent rash of robberies that have been occurring. and they see the offender, dragging the victim, about 50 yards, immediately jump out of their car and able to rescue her. >> as agent end taken into custody. now police believe this man could be linked to other cases. earlier on thursday, there were two broad daylight assault, as drexel university, on monday 23 year old woman was sexually assaulted at 47th and chestnut, and on saturday, another woman was attack, but escaped her

attacker on 41st and sansom. >> two occurred on drexel campus, by clothing, the robbery today where he's seen by officers grabbing this young lady, pulling her down the street, robs her. >> have all stepped up patrols because of the assaults. all five victims women walking along, all college student. meantime this 55 year old man who is in custody most certainly will be charged with the assault of that university of pennsylvania graduate student from yesterday. again police working to link him to the other four cases. reporting live outside in southwest detective, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thank you, new this morning, shooting in kensington claims one man's life and another man is critically injured. a 24 year old man was shot at least three times near

bellmore. another shot near the scene. he is he's in critical condition, so far, police have made no arrests. drive is killed when his car burst into a wall and burst into flames. kingsessing neighborhood. eyewitnesses told police the driver was going very fast when he ran a red light and lost control, just past the intersection, of lindberg boulevard and grays ferry avenue. the identity of that driver is not being released. >> bartrum high will open on time, so, kids, you can't ignore the snooze. get out of bed. time to get going. 03:00, hey at least you don't need to bring an umbrella? >> absolutely not. what you do want to bring along your heavy coat, scarfs, gloves, it will be warranted on day like this. we will notice little bit of breeze out there.

>> we need time if we need rebounds on the they are tomorrow at the. we will eventually every passing day right through monday in fact, we expect a modest increase on daytime highs and on the thermometer just in general. storm scan3, looking good right now, though, granting you still see few speckles every moisture, but none of that is verifying at the ground level. you really just are left at this point with some clouds. here is a look at your area feels-like values. generally our temperatures are reading into the mid 30's, so we're only knocking off about five, maybe as many as 10 degrees, for feels like values, depending on location. it is breezy up in the mountains, i can tell that you much, temperatures technically into the mid 20's at this point. but that said, we will take this. you know, partly sunny, little breezy, that's okay. it means we don't have to deal with any ice or poor visibility or snow showers. so, it is getting better. today's the transition, we continue to see skies brighten up, even more by the upcoming weekend which is great news. outdoor plans on that holiday to do list, vittoria?

>> travel on majors, easy commute so far. things will definitely change when that beautiful sun comes up, the rush will come in, but as we wait on it, it is very tranquil. a look at the schuylkill, no delays on other direction, this is over south street. you notice it does matter which direction you're traveling, maybe you're headed even toward the area of the walt whitman bridge, maybe headed westbound, throughout the western suburbs, no problems, no delays, speed censors nice and high for you. as we continue to move now to 422, the eastbound side, starting to pick up few more vehicles, again, no signs of a rush hour. even now, at 6:05, averaging speeds are still high up into the 50's, take a look at the schuylkill, 95, even the blue route, pa turnpike, all looking great. and things also look great in delaware, new jersey, no delays for mass transit. we head back to the desk.

mourn he is begin paying respect to firefighter joyce craig. died early tuesday in a fire in west oaklane, first female fire fighters to die in the line every duty. craig was trapped in the basement of a burning home, she was a 11 year veteran of the city's fire department. the cause that far fire has yet to be determined. tonight bachelors brothers funeral services north broad street, the viewing, and the burial at ivy hill cemetery. >> philadelphia police are looking for the gunman who shot a 13 year old boy in his wissinoming home. investigators say, he was sitting on his dining room, in his dining room, rather, the 4,000 block of crest ton street when two men trying to rob a 34 year old man on the front porch. that man ran into the house, and tried to shut the door. shot were fired through the door, hit that teen. >> the 34 year old resident was able to slam the front door, on these two perpetrators, while shots were being fired.

at least one of the shots went through the front door. the 13 year old boy was on the first floor, in the living room, at the time, when he got struck in the stomach. the teenager in stable condition. >> police pursuit of alleged carjacker in new jersey has end in the marl almost. new video, state troopers arrested trent tally just before he entered the fort motorcyclemc henry, he stole kia soul from a mental health facility in mt. holly. police used the car's gps to track down the suspect, and boxed in that stolen car. >> another demonstration in philadelphia, protesting grand jury decisions, in ferguson, missouri and new york city. dozens march from 52nd and market to 48th and walnut in west philly. protesters want reforms to the criminal justice system. after the grand jury's failed to indict police officers, in the deaths of michael brown and eric garner. both were un arm. 60:67:89 up to the senate

to vote on spending bill to keep the federal government running. last night, the house approved the $1.1 trillion spending plan. that spending brill fund the government, president obama says he'll sign the legislation if it reaches his desk. our time now 6:08. deadly storm pummels the west coast, and they're not out of danger just yet. roads are flooded, hundreds of thousands of people are still without power. and more severe weather is expected today. we're live in california with a look at how residents are bracing for the worse. and, in this morning's health watch, new hope for people diagnosed with incurable skin cancer. >> ♪ >> only thing due now is play the game. sunday night, south philly, merrill reese coming up.

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>> mega storm continues to churn, hit northern northern california and washington state yesterday. >> while all of the rain is helping drought stricken california, the massive flooding now forcing mandatory evacuations, cbs correspondent terry okita joins just glenn door, a california, residents there just bracing for the worse, it is not over yet. terry, good morning. >> it is barely started yet, good morning, erika, ukee, in glenn door, a about 30 miles east of los angeles. and because of a wild fire last january, basically ate up all of the vegetation on the foot hills there is area is prone to mudslides, and flooding, and that's why

resident are baricading their homes with k rales and sandbags. >> sacked sandbags late into the night to help protect their homes from potential floodingment michael slay ton has experienced this before. >> we had a lot of rain, water started to back up through the doors, pretty scar. >> i city officials have ordered mandatory evacuations for residents near wild fire damaged areas. in case the storm triggers mudslides. >> doesn't mean we go into the residences or force them to leave. but what we will strongly advise that for their safety, they should leave their residence. >> in ventura couldn't, some are waiting it out. >> we have all of our stuff together if we need to evacuate, fan they call mandatory, or if we do feel the weather get too long bad, we'll go. >> emergency crews, including police, search rescue, k9 unit, helicopters and swift water rescues teams have, all

been called in this morning, ready for the wind and rain. the san francisco bay area bore the brunt of it yesterday. strong winds, knocked treason to homes, and onto power lines, leaving hundreds of thousands of customers in the dark. the rain is helping alleviate three years of a historic doubt in california. >> definitely some much needed rain. but not enough to substancially tackle the drought that we've been facing here, and erika, ukee, i know what you are probably thinking, 35 agrees in philadelphia, you guys are whimps out here in california. but, we have been doing rain dances for a long time, so, this rain is very welcome for us. >> so true. >> i know it is. >> hopefully no mudslides, here's hoping. >> thanks. >> 6:13, here's our traffic and weather together. katy? >> you know that very same storm on the pacific coast, ukee, may eventually have at least modest impact on us. i don't think we are looking at anything close to what they'll find across california

as we just heard on the report, but there is the storm on storm scan. nice big wide open space here, across the rest of the us, though, as we continue to watch our nor'easter retreat and high pressure taking control. so let's take a look instead at what this pass is going to do here with the storm that's out west right now, that we just reported on. and does appear that you need the jet stream more than anything, it appears enough of a king in the jet stream it, sends this storm on little more of northerly track. may end up being more of great lakes, eastern canada issue, than anything, by the time it gets close enough to us. soap, we are sitting pretty here with quiet weather, high pressure for the next couple of days, tuesday would be the day if we see that storm actually affect us, it would bring in potentially shower. that would be it. look at the temperatures at that point. ooh degrees, not shabby, for mid to late december, normally we would be only into the mid 40's, do see seasonable weather sunday, just keep that nice warmer air on tap for you for monday, tuesday, and wednesday, at this point. vittoria?

>> thank you so much, katie. good morning, everyone, so traveling on all of the majors, i feel like every time i come up i have the same story. but that is the story. >> notice 95 looks great, maybe headed down the vine street expressway, the ramp wide open. continuing further south beyond the vine st. expressway you may find touch of traffic through the construction zones building around cottman avenue and girard because usually where it starts. but see with our speed censors in just a little bit it is not awful. take look at the vine street expressway, beautiful, westbound approaching the schuylkill, eastbound toward 95, no major delays at all. leer ed censors, see, only slightly dropping down to 41 miles per hour on 995 southbound, headed out of the northeast. again, just those points of construction where we are starting to see just the slight drop. fifty-five still your average on the schuylkill, same on 476. no delays for mass transit. things at the airport look great. >> thank you, developing story right now, police questioning man about a series of attacks in university city.

match aris dollars by plane clothes police, say they saw him hit female college student on bike, with a bike lock, last night. investigators want to know if he is connected to other attacks on penn and drexel students? police say speed was a factor in this deadly crash in kingsessing. one man was killed, when his vehicle rolled over hit a building and caught fire. >> this woman missing since december 5th. fifty-eight year old susan johnson last seen at her home in gloucester township. she could be driving a 2004 saturn. >> be right back.

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>> big game, sunday night, prime time, to talk about it we have the voice of the eagles, mr. merrill reese. merrill, good morning to you. >> good morning, ukee, exciting week end. >> here we go. i did little homework. i notice in the last ten meeting, between these two teams, all even, five and five, cowboys winning the last two. how in your opinion on both sides of the ball dot birds keep the boys from winning three straight in south filly? let's start with the eagles offense. >> i don't care if it is in philly or in arlington, texas, it is the same formula that we saw in dallas on thanksgiving day. and that is win the battle, at the line of scrimmage. talk about offense, offense, have that off the ends i have line, protect mark sanchez, kept the running game going, shady mccoy exploded for over

150 yards there. let him have another hundred yard plus game. that will will set up everything else. >> hey, merrill, speaking every shady he said this week he expect dallas to have few wrinkles up their sleeve to slow him down after that monster thanksgiving night that you mentioned. any ideas what they might have in minds? i'm sure they're breaking another safety, if they do, then more pro tuck dif. >> got romo big time last time. bans dollars back against the bears, huge game. which romo do you expect to show up? >> i think the same romo, if you hit him, and you have got to hit him often. you have to get in there, in dallas, they sacked him four times. that's what they have to do relentless pressure on tony romo. if you bang him around, you'll be sat same tony romo. >> i like your thing, dzhokhar bryant can't do a darn thing without the football. once again all starts up front for the birds. it does. one other thing, ukee. let's give codey park i the night off. in dallas, he kicked four

field goals, the longest of which one was 31 yards. let's turn the three's into seven's, and let dallas go home figuring out wild-card scenarios. >> speaking of which, yes there is game is huge when it comes to playoff implication, wouldn't you supply. >> oh, it is. if the eagles win this game, all they need to do is win either of the last two games and they win the nfc east. >> oh, i like our chances, turn down the tv sounds, and let merrill and mike get down on sport radio 94wip, as we always say, give quick six our very best. great game, merrill. >> thanks, ukee, you have a great weekend? my friends, thanks so much. >> right now 21:00, an elementary school with barely any chairs in the building. see what they'rere using instead coming up. >> new accusations against bill cosby, now famous mod sell stepping forward, with claims she was sexually abused by the comedian. >> we'll

>> nor'easter is making its full retreat, allow high pressure to take the rains basically, and just impact our weather pattern right through monday, really. so we take you to the eagles forecast. looking good. i mean, this is basically perfection for mid december standards, clear skies, light winds, 40 degrees, at 8:30 at night, not bad. we barely hit 40 degrees this afternoon, my friends. looking forward to the forecast, though, notice, there is a little bit after modest increase on the thermometer with time, finally in dry pattern for nice long stretch of days. vittoria? >> thank you so much, katie. good morning, everyone, now finally starting to see rush hour, if you are traveling in the southbound direction, of

95, making your way through the construction zone, at cottman avenue, is where we're starting to feel the squeeze. you catch a bit of a break, as you approach the areas of betsy ross bridge, jump into more traffic around girard avenue. eventually those two delays meet 55 your average on the schuylkill, antis ate westbound. fifty-five, 476, mass transit, in the clear, no delays at the airport. ukee? >> thank you, vet tore y on the health watch this morning, new hope for people diagnosissed when incurable skin cancer. >> researchers in england are test agnew drug, which blocks several key cancers causing proteins. they found the drugs are effective on patients who have developed resistance to other treatments. >> educated people who complain about memory lances may have higher increase of stroke, research from the netherlands, studied 9,000 patient ages 55 or older. higher education who complains

of memory problems had 39% higher chance of stroke. high school student in the u.s. not getting enough sleep. researchers from columbia university fawn just six to 7% of females, and eight to 10 percent of male student, got nine or more hours of sleep a night. the centers for disease control, and prevention, recommends, that teens get nine or ten hours a night. thinking back, i don't think i ever got nine to ten hours of sleep in high school. >> i would love to get it now. >> we stockpile and use it now? >> right. i'm telling you, hey, sounds like a dire situation, mentally school without chairs. >> this is actually done on purpose. student at north carolina school encourage to rock and bounce, more comfortable than sitting on old chairs, and teachers see another benefit. >> in fact? >> in the beginning it was a little craze. >> i it is encouraged. >> in chairs you're super still. on bounce balls, you can kind of bounce. >> that's a good thing.

>> a lot of the kids that typically wick ella lot, then it helps them focus, actually, kind of you would think it would be the opposite. >> makes sense, if they normally wiggle, they're getting the energy out on the bouncy ball. he can err size balls in every classroom, thanks to donation frost local communities. >> great idea. >> i would love to do. that will stay busy, get the blood flowing. >> getting close to the bottom of the hour. coming up in the next half hour, live with a developing story, jan? >> reporter: student and university city have been on edge this week, after a string of recent attacks, now one man is in custody, i'm jan carabeo outside of southwest detective, straight ahead there is the dramatic way he was caught. >> take a close look at this video right here. police need your help tracking down the suspects, want in the three armed robberies. >> and vittoria and katie return with your traffic and weather together. we of course do it on the three's, back in just a now three's, back in just a now minutes, glad you're with us,

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southwest detectives with the latest information. jan, good morning >> police are wondering if he is the same man responsible as you mentioned for assaulting, possibly, robbing five other college students, university city and this week alone. now there is most recent assault came at 30:00 last night, at 41st and pine streets, near the campus of u pen, police, a woman was walking alone on pine street. >> suspect demanded her purse, fortunately, police officers already in the area, because of other recent robberies, they saw the suspect dragging this woman down the street, and jumped into rescue her, again the latest incident, police believe this man could be linked to two broad daylight assaults, on drexel campus yesterday, also, at 23 year old woman was sexually assaulted at 47th and chestnut

another woman attack but escaped at 41st and sansom. >> this string of attacks has had the campus community on edge. >> terrifying, it is not a great feeling, knowing you cannot be safe in your all neighborhood. >> scary. >> i would invite caution. >> now, all five victims were all women, who were walking alone, all college student, now, philadelphia police, drexel, u pen police, have all stepped up patrols in wake of the attacks, five a year old man in custody right now, most certainly will be charged with the assault that far u pen student yesterday reporting live outside of southwest deck, jan carabeo. >> other news this morning, $5,000 reward is up for grabs, if police help police nab the suspect, wanted in the three armed robberies of bensalem, plymouth meeting and schuylkill expressway township. authorities tell us the men seen here or surveillance

video robbed luke oil street road november 18th. and liberty gas station in plymouth meeting on december 2nd. now, investigators believe the same suspects beat a store clerk at citco and schuylkill township and stole customaries honda accord december 7th. if you have any information on the suspect, please contact the police. >> 6:33, here's your traffic and weather together. >> hey, everybody, happy friday to you. this will likely and very quiet day, by comparison, for all of you, you'll still notice, that it is still little brisk outside. do have clouds outside. that's well represented on storm scan3. but, what also is represented, hey, sometimes it is good to not see anything at all. that's generally what we're finding here when it comes to the radar layer. few little speckles that you can see over the last few hours, but not verifying as any additional precipitation. so, we can officially say, we're done with that nor'easter. let's take you out to the liver neighborhood network, seen hands full of people running up the boardwalk this morning, well done, it is chilly outside. at least it is dry, and the

board have obviously had a chance to dry outment see the glimmer of daylight starting to pop over the horizon, face south on that particular camera view. factor in the winds, it is granted more modest winds than what we experience in the recent days, knocking feels like values back, about five to seven or 8 degrees or so for most spots. it is feeling more like the 20's in other words, as that wind hits you, looking like good day, bright yellow thing in the sky, remember, it is the sun, we haven't seen it in a while, i know. we ends up with quiet day overall. this is the first of many. it is tranquil, this weekend, into next week. >> lots to look forward to. thankfully. good morning, everyone, right now traffic wise, i would say, that we were doing well. and then all the sudden the rush hour came. so then here's what you really aren't looking forward to 76 westbound, approaching city avenue, starting to see rush hour even before the sun comes

up. it is 6:34. we're seeing delays making your way throughout your western suburbs, so really approaching city avenue, and then out toward gladwynn, is the start of this slow-down. you know how the schuylkill is. it will only get worse from there. moving on now to new jersey, 42 freeway, traveling northbound, seeing delays approaching the area of 295. this shot here at creek road, then making your way out toward the walt whitman bridge, maybe headed toward the ben franklin bridge, once you get to the bridge, doing okay. but, as we take a look at some of the speed censors, 95, dropping down to 10 miles per hour, southbound, seeing delays, out of the northeast, down through to the vine. it is spotty. not seeing that full lent delay just yet. but it is there. fifty-five is your average on the blue route. watch out for this fire location, traveling ridge avenue at 29th street. ukee? >> vet tore crashes thank up. search for shane montgomery enters its third week. police divers have search the schuylkill river once again, west chester university student vanished, thanksgiving morning. >> shows montgomery walking

across a bridge over the manayunk canal, toward parking lot near the river. >> erika? >> ukee, another former soup he model joins the list of bill cosby accusers. beverly johnson says the comedian drugged her in the 1980s, while she was auditioning for role on the cosby show. she details her alleged encounter in vanity fair, van eat a. >> beverly john soon said she was with her daughter err during the mid 1980s, first time she visited bill cosby's brownstone in new york she wrote looking back that first invite seems like perfectly laid out plan. it worked like a charm. a few days later, cosby called the successful model back to read lines for small role on the cosby show. after a meal she claims he walk her upstairs. he offered me a cappuccino from the expresso machine. i told him i didn't drink coffee. he wouldn't let it go. it felt oddly inapropriate, arguing with bill cosby.

i knew by the second zip that i had been drugged and drugged good. johnson claims she was woozy, her speech became slurred, and the room began to spin. she cursed cosby repeatedly. johnson recalled his seating anger. he grabbed her arm, she wrote, yanking all 110-pound of me down a bunch of stairs. he pulled me outside, stood in the middle of the street, waiving down taxies. when one stopped, he shoved me into it and slammed the door. we asked bill cosby's attorney, martin singer, for comment. he did not respond. johnson says she wrote the essay after watching fellow model janice dickinson get raped over the coals. she said she knows other women who also claim to have been violated by cosby, and that she could no longer sit back and watch them be vilified and shamed for something she new was true. as to why johnson didn't report the alleged drugging back in the 80s, she said she

new she would be fighting a losing battle against such a powerful man. vinitaanair. >> 6:38. if new jersey governor chris christie decides to run for president in 2016, a new pole says woe not have enough support in his home state. a new quinnipiac university poll says former secretary of state, hillary hillary clinton,d defeat christy. 50% to 39%. that pole also reveals 49% of garden state voters don't think america's ready for jersey guy like christy. >> still ahead this morning, celebrities, well, no tore just for making strange demands, you know, jelly beans of only certain color, that kind of stuff. this morning, weaver word of one star who insists on being carried around like a baby. >> for real, for real. >> we have pictures of it, too. also this: >> keep in touch with santa claus this december, with a couple of tracking websites, and correspondent site. i'm kara tsuboi, detail coming up next in the tech minute.

>> we have real treat for this morning. we have few members of the philadelphia boys choir performing live for us, i'll talk to the groups artistic director, mr. jeff smith, about an upcoming concert that is we'll be right back.

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>> parent, you can keep in constant contact with santa claus this month by tracking his whereabouts on line. >> even reach out to old saint nick and request personalized letter or video message for your child, you can do that through a bunch of websites. cnet.com has the details. >> website, santa tracker on google, will release santa dashboard so kids can use the mapping tools to see when he is coming to their house. the days leading to up, that new games, videos, educational tools, release today build excitement. the tracking site nor add santa.org relies on top secret government information to provide reliable location data for santa on christmas eve. between now and then, enjoy the holiday theme games, music, also found on the site. sends your kids personalized letter on behalf of santa complete with postmark from the north pole. several on line services like sealed by santa, offer variety of personal is agents options.

finally hello saint arc let parent arrange video call with a man in red himself. enter details about your child, so santa chat is extra personalized. >> star at 9.99, to up 30 bucks for live call. kara tsuboi, cnet.com, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> man, santa is everywhere these days. >> busy dude. >> well, we're been asking to you share yourself ' selfies, we have our own cbs-3 morning elf phil. >> this morning, we actually caught phil taking his own i've selfie. >> clerk him out. >> so it is your turn, see what your elf is up to. post them to twitter, facebook, or instagram. using hashtag cbs-3, then hashtag he'll selfie, and we just may show it right here, on tv, it will be tough to top phil's true elf selfie. >> i know, trafficking. here's kate. >> i so cute. i can't stand t we start

things offer by taking you out to at least one picture sent into us from the eyewitness weather watcher network. love the view. spright. christmas lights string out, from boards end town, new jersey, spike sent this one in. he said he's anticipating blue sky today. actually overlooking the delaware river with i259 stretching out behind duck island. so i just love the picture, so festive. actually another picture that was sent into us even as festive if not more so from helen davis. 32 degrees was her temperature reading in the last say half hour or so. she sent this one in fresh dusting of snow for her across portions of the western suburbs, saw yesterday, now, she's expecting and anticipating and looking forward to some sunshine for a change. i want to take you to just one more, new castle county, 33 degrees, sent in from gonadal within the last hour, and we generally are just seeing some clouds. next to storm scan3, show you why, seeing just clouds, at this point, nor'easter's out of here. so looking good here. we can expect to see certainly

few clouds, but there will be a lot more sunshine, a lot more blue sky for you along the way, and perhaps if your travels are taking you down to baltimore for the army navy game tomorrow, looking good, remember, not going it the game, you can watch right here on cbs-3, 45 degrees, so at kick off under some sunshine. and it looks as though that's really the story for everybody here in the cross most of the northeast for the entire weekends, so go birds. weather, no factor whatsoever on sunday night, we continue the theme of a little bit more moderation on the thermometer right through tuesday, but tuesday's one and only shot coming up for any additional precipitation. right now just looks like it might be a few showers, but guys, if you love watching the weather, we want you to join our team of eyewitness weather watchers. sign up right now by heading to our website cbsphilly.com/watchers. vittoria, over to you. >> man, anyway, good morning, everyone, right now you may be little nervous yourselves, jumping out on the roadway, because as soon as you hit the highway, you are going to run into some volume, so make sure you give yourself more time,

not that nervous, so you plan ahead. take a look at 422, this shot here, not too far away from trooper road, notice eastbound delay, it is there, out of the area of trooper all the way down toward the stretch of 202, moving along now to the schuylkill, traveling in either direction, 76, starting to feel just little bit of a slow down, around the area, of conshohocken, the curve rather, in either direction, speed censors dropping down on the westbound side, notice, 51, but it is actually slower than that westbound at city avenue. seventeen on 95, headed into downtown philadelphia. give yourselves more time. err dismay. >> thank you, vittoria. developing story, leads your headlines right now. man allegedly caught by police, assaulting a penn grad student along pine street last night, he's now a person of interest, in other recent assaults against other area college student. >> also, investigators say, speed was a factor in a deadly crash last night, in kingsessing. a car overturned, hit a building, and then burst into flames. that killed that driver. viewing tonight for joyce

craig, first female firefighter killed in the line of duty in philadelphia it, takes place from six until 9:00 on north broad street viewing and funeral service tomorrow morning. >> another special performance, holiday season, that time of year, the philadelphia boys choir and men's coral good will ambassadors of our area and for the entire worlds, when it comes to singing and good will. >> with us jeff shirt, area at this time i can director of the philadelphia boys choir. brought some of the young men with him this morning. happy holidays to you, jeff. >> great time of year, tell us what the choir means to this city, first of all, because i say we because this is a special organization, in my heart. what this organization means to the city and the country as we've been doing it quite a long time. >> that's right, we draw boys from the whole area, they get together twice a week, to perform, good music

represent the city, not just about the music, but also about the way they carry themselves, the way, the pride that they have and where they come from. >> i'm show everyone a picture back home, fortunate, blessed enough to be one of the original members of the philadelphia boys choir, looking at a picture of doctor gerald home ailed, former president of delaware state university, in this picture he was in stockholme sweden, ambassador for the us to sweden, and friend of the family. so i was lucky enough to take a solo picture with him. the boyles, under the direct of robert g hamilton sang for all of the people in the embassy, and we have traveled the world. you continue to travel the world. were you a singer, a well, correct? >> that's right. i was in the choir for about seven years as a boy, like you said, i got to travel the world. we continue that tradition today you. >> took over for robert g hamilton, big shoes to fill n you have done fabulous job. how is doctor hamilton doing today?

i know some people do love him and know him. >> oh, yes, he is doing great. necessary florida, enjoying his retirement down there, loving the weather, i'm sure. but he does come up few times a year to see the choir, and meet the new boys, and he'll be back for our big spring concert in june conducting a concert or two. >> we have three big holiday concerts, most, the one coming up soon, is this saturday, that would be tomorrow. tomorrow night, in rittenhouse square at the church of the holy trinity, 8:00, you're going hear some wonderful boy choir music, some of the traditional stuff you think of when you hear of boys choir, also upbeat fun, great holiday music. >> folks from all over can come to it, and the cost? >> that's right. yes, the tickets $25, you can either purchase them on line, at our website philly boys choir.org or you can just walk up to the door and buy tickets. >> i love this organization, it is a melting pot, it truly

represent our city, wouldn't you say? >> most certainly, as i said, we take boys from all walks of life, and not just philadelphia, but also the surrounding areas. so it is boys from the whole area get to go know each other, and become a family. >> who did you bring with us, and what part do they sing? >> well, today, they're all going to sing unicent. but we have elijah, soprano one, then next to him dunbar, alto one, and in the back we have chase sullivan, soprano two, and aiden ziegel, soprano two. >> fist bump, i was alto one, too, my man, give it up. you'll take us to break, once again, the concert tomorrow. i hope you can look up the philadelphia boys choir, maybe even get your children involved, a fantastic organization, that, i guess, takes boys to men, i don't want to take their title, but takes boys to men, i know i and so many other young man around this country are thankful for and will never forget. i thank you, for what you do, gentlemen, i thank you for what you do, and i know you'll

do something special for us right now, jeff? >> ♪ >> ♪

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the pop star posted these to her own instagram account. says the former nickelodeon star demands to be car hid her feet hurt. they say it has happened on the set of music video, even during the rehearsals for the victoria secret fashion show. >> come on, bring some ballet flats, solve the problem. >> that's traffic and weather together. katy? >> i'm with erika, i got to say, i'm completely with erika on there one. >> thank you. >> give me a break. winter boots the, look at that thin blanket of clouds, rather, snow cover, and cloud cover for that matter, out there in the neighborhood right now if you're going skiing, this will be cold out there, certainly, but, we've got fresh powder from the nor'easter, and also got sunshine expected for the weekends. looks good.

vittoria? >> i wouldn't mind being carried, that's all i'm saying. >> but would you demands that? >> i would not demands that. >> feet hurt even when you walk on the ground with no shoes on, i know the feeling. traveling on the eastbound side of 422 right around 29 we do have disable vehicle, be minds full of that. and slow down to go along with it, it is rush hour, 19 what you drop down on the schuylkill, 16 on 95, southbound, headed into center city, and seeing delays on the 42 and 55, the usual in new jersey. no problems on mass trans. >> i washington dc woman comes one unusual way to sniff out a thief. >> yes, sniff south a good way of putting. surveillance video shows man stealing a package from andre's area porch. >> this has happened before too. so, andrea decided to get a little revenge, by planting a special surprise avenue shovel to use to pick up the dog poo, instead of shoveling into a garbage bag, i shoveled it into a box.

>> yep, taped it up, left t that smelly surprise that thief, the dc police, now have this video, and they're looking for that man. this might not commas a shock. he has not returned to the scene of the crime to steel more packages. >> guess he hasn't. i guess he hasn't. >> amazing. so good. >> good for her. all right, right now, coming up next on cbs this morning, rare conversation with legendary al green. >> now to continue following your local news weather traffic and sports, we're keeping it live, keeping it local on your "cw philly" station. happy friday, family. hope to see you in a bit. have a good

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