30th. i'll back out, you can see it there blocking out the right-hand lane around 30th street. the westbound lanes, they're moving along in the left-hand lane, just by there. you have few patches of overnight work to talk about otherwise, i'll talk to you about that in just a few minute, erika, ukee? >> thank you, more on breaking news right now, all-out manhunt underway for this man, bradley stone, in the shooting delts of six people. >> now, a man matching his description reportedly tried to carjack someone in doylestown late last night. that will man got away. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo with the very latest on the investigation, she joins us know from lower salford montgomery county, jan, good morning. >> reporter: ukee, erika, good morning, such a tragedy here, all of the victims part of the same family and all have a tie to the killer. their search is on this morning for bradley stone, they've been searching ever since yesterday morning, it has been over 24 hours now since these killings started and in an over abundance of caution, the upper perkioman school district has already

decided to close for the day. he's the manna cured of killing six people, and seriously injuring a seventh. all-out manhunt is on for 35 year old bradley stone of pennsburg. this is what authorities say he looks like now, the latest photo after clone-cut stone released late as night. >> we actually recovered his vehicle, and his personal cell phone, so we do not have information about how he might be traveling. >> the hunt for stone sent police into four communities in montgomery county on monday, and forced evacuation of residents in the lock-down every schools. police say his killing spree started about 3:30 here in souderton. authorities say stone killed his former sister-in-law, her husband, their 14 year old daughter and seriously injured the couple's 17 year old son. he had to be air lifted to the hospital. then, the d.a. says, stone went to this home in lansdale, and fatally shot his former mother-in-law, and grandmother in law. finally, authority say, he showed up here in lower salford, at the apartment of his ex-wife, 33 year old nicole stone, killed her, and

then took the couple's two daughters, a neighbor recalls the frightening scene to our steve patterson. >> i heard four gunshots, and i heard the kids screaming: mommy, no, we want my mom. i opened my window, i asked him was everything okay. he looked at me and just said she's hurt, she's hurt pretty bad. we got to go, we got to go. >> neighbors tell "eyewitness news" the couple was going through bitter custody battle. their daughters were eventually found safe. >> mr. stone delivered his two daughters to a neighbor in pennsburg. >> stone is former marine who served in iraq in 2008 and was honorably discharged from the reserves in 2011: now, police say stone should be considered armed and dangerous. he's five-ten, 195 pounds, he could be using a cane, and he may bewaring fatigues and either a sand or a green color. anyone who sees him should call 911. reporting live, in lower salford, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> jan, we'll get back to you shortly, thank you. coming up on 5:03, here is

your traffic and weather together. katy? >> good morning, hey shall everybody, off to nice dry start. it is still chilly out here, across the delaware valley this morning. we did have that nice clear sky that finally broke for sunshine yesterday. the clouds are just beginning to thicken back up, however, in advance of yet another frontal boundary. >> this one is a warmfront, though, as we look strictly at the radar here, and the tri-state sweep on storm scan3, nothing picking up just yet here, locally, but there are obviously signs of life on the radar just off to the west. that's a sign of course of the warmfront making its approach. clouds builds ahead of it, we have as a result of the light winds, even seeing just little bit of light fog develop here with lower lying clouds, so you may run into isolated pockets of it, but otherwise, really, it is all about the rain moving in today. thankfully, because it is a warmfront, it is too warm for anything but plane old rainout of this. generally, it starts to move in toward i would say the lunch hour around philadelphia, maybe tad sooner, depending on your location if you are a little further west. here's where we stand temperature wise, pair of three's, airport, up in mount

pocono, actually colder where you have got a clearer sky out toward the shore points oddly enough, that's thousand goes, and we can expect to see the temperatures rebounds nicely here today with the passage of the warmfront. but again you may want to think about having some rain gear at the ready, looks as though mainly afternoon and evening concern with the rain showers, some could produce some steady rain. jess? >> thanks, katiement and happy tuesday, everyone, at 5:04, we go outside, check out how things are doing on the schuylkill expressway, where we have some overnight construction. that's kind of in the camera right there, they keep moving back and forth, taking out the right hand shoulder and part of the right hand lane, see cones set up in the middle of the highway there, so the westbound lanes on the schuylkill near 30th street, and you can see some crews, gentleman there walking up the side of the street there. so we just want to urge to you use some caution when driving through, as women. the ben franklin bridge, from the philly side, so all lanes open, fortunately, headed westbound into the city, currently having no problems to do that. out in montgomery county, downed tree, closing morris road at lewis lane, take skippack pike to get on by.

erika, ukee, back over to you. >> thanks, jessica. following breaking news in pakistan where taliban gunman stormed military run school this morning. officials say they opened fire killing at least 84 student and injuring dozens more. the pakistani military responded to that scene and exchange dollars gunfire with the taliban. one soldier was killed. the military school in the northwestern city city enrolled student in first through tenth grades. stay with us as this story develops, we'll bring you new information as soon as we get it. australia's largest city still in disbelief this morning after a hostage stands off in downtown cafe left three dead including the gunman. as cbs news correspondent susan macinnis reports, the gunman was well known to australian authorities, and now the world. >> as a memorial to the victims of monday's hostage crisis grows, the people of sydney are outraged. >> just terrible, horrifying. it is hard to comprehend. >> it is a travesty, true and

just. >> australian prime minister tony abbott and his wife laid flowers near the lint chocolate cafe in downtown sydney where the 16 hour siege began monday and ended early tuesday, when police stormed the store killing moonas, but not before two hostages died. fifteen were freed, including several who escaped. four were injured, including a policeman. the 50 year old moonas was well known to authorities, as having a violent criminal history, mental instability, and extremist views. free on bail monday, he had been charged as accessary to his ex-wife's murder. but moonas wasn't on a terror watch list. >> we're all outraged at this guy was on the street. >> reporter: authorities stress the gunman acted alone and not part of larger terrorist plot. susan macinnis, cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

>> back home, new information this morning on triple shooting in glenolden delaware county. the publish reports say an ex-police officer is the suspect in a shooting that left a woman dead and a teenage girl injured. chopper three hd was over the scene on the 600 block of glenfield avenue shortly after 9:00 last night. the former officer was reportedly shot by someone else in the house. well, happening today, a preliminary hearing is scheduled for three young adults charged with beating a same sex couple in center city. police accuse philip williams, kevin harrigan, and catherine not with taking part in the at all the that left one man with his jaw wired shut. they each facing aggravated assault, conspiracy, and other charges. they were not charged with a hate crime because pennsylvania's current law does not include protections for sexual orientation. also, happening today, if you drive in new jersey today is the last day of flash from a red light camera will lead to a ticket. the state's pilot program is ending tonight at midnight. twenty-four municipalities participated in the five-year

program that has collected millions of dollars in fines. now, supporters say, the cameras help change driver behaviors, others dismiss them, as cash cows for towns. >> camille cosby speaks out to defend her husband in the wake of growing allegations of sexual assault. she and bill cosby have been married for more than 50 years, and have four daughters together. their son was killed in 1997. mrs. cosby released a statement reading in part: the man i met and fell in love with and whom i continue to love is the man you all know through his work. he is a kind man, a wonderful husband. a different man has been portrayed in the media over the last two month. it is the portrait after manny do not know. she went on to say: there appears to be no vetting of my husband's accusers before stories are publishers aired. none of lust ever want to be in the position of attack ago victim. but the question should be asked: who is the victim? >> your time now 5:08. up next, updating our breaking news, the search for a killer

still on the loose, wanted for killing his ex-wife and several members of her family. >> also ahead, donald trump back on the presidential kick. what he's telling supporters about a possible run for the white house in 2016. >> and, new warning about indoor tan that has nothing to do with skin cancer. find out why it sends thousands of people to the er every year. >> and katie is tracking showers, and even chance of snow. seven day forecast is coming up next. we'll be right back.

lind >> bradley stone, accused of going on shooting spree through montgomery count left

his ex-wife and five of her relatives dead. man fitting stone's description was spot in the doylestown last night after police say he tried to carjack another man. >> well, president obama visits n new jersey military base. the commander in chief thanked troops at joint base mcguire-fort dix-lakehurst. also ac knocked the sacrifice of military families. >> this trip comes two weeks prior to completion of america's 13-year combat mission in afghanistan. >> we can gather with family and friend, because you're willing to hug yours good-bye and step forward to serve. >> new jersey governor chris christie was among those in attendance. the donald appears to want to be the president again. donald trump says he considered a white house run in 2016. he told an audience that the economic club in washington, d.c. last night, that he's now strongly considering it. trump flirted with the idea after presidential campaign in 2012, however, he never officially entered, and later

endorsed mitt romney. >> coming up on 5:13, want to check in with katie. do we need the umbrella today? >> i would say it is probably good idea to let it go. if you're out this afternoon, this evening, generally when the time something look to go evolve here for us to see any wet weather fire up. and it is thankfully, strictly rain this time around. we do not have to worry about any ice, any snow, it is just rain, simply because little too warm for anything but plane old rain. let's take you out there. show you the view here. as we start things off on storm scan3, if we can get there, we can expect to see some of the wet weather currently now moving through western pa, head our way, with time. so, there we go. as we take you, or are we out to it? we're out to it live. are we out to it live? i still see myself in the monitor, that was the the question there. see the wet werth beginning to move in here. we are expecting to see some of the rain eventually fire up here in our area toward the afternoon. so looking ahead to future weather, we start things off here at about noontime.

that's generally when some of the first rain showers begin to fire up through the western suburbs, but it looks like it is primarily again afternoon, evening, some of the more steady rain is moving through our area. some does look like it could douse you at times. keep the umbrella at the readiment we look ahead to tonight. still expecting to still find some of these rain showers around here. but then overnight it all begins to gradually dry out. now, we mention the possibility of snow, before we went to break last night, here's why. there is new storm system that will eventually, looking ought way to the weaken here, days away, eventually form, and it looks like it is primarily a mid-atlantic storm, but the models are already starting to jump on this, and come to little bit after concensus that we're right on the northern edge of it, so we would ends up with little mix of some rain, some light snow. but very light precipitation, for now. now, again, this is still days off. we'll have to see how things evolve there, but that's the general idea for now, not until sunday. meantime, low 50's expected today, tomorrow, expecting the rain today, quiet day tomorrow, and then the colder air catches up by thursday and friday. and we're back into the low

40's. jess, over to you. >> thank you, katie. and good morning, everybody. and happy tuesday. if you're waking up, headed out the door, grab your coffee. i know i need mine. be getting mine in a couple every minute. there is the schuylkill expressway at spring garden, moving along nicely so far on both sides, the headlights right there, the eastbound lanes, westbound, headed toward the king of prussia area, moving great though so far. over on 95, around the vine street expressway, moving great here, southbound, and northbound, you can see, no problems currently. montgomery county and main street, towamenson avenue, accident there. montgomery county downed tree out for quite some time this morning, morris road closed at lewis lane, take skippack pike to get on by. ukee, over to you. >> hanukkah the eight day festival of lights begins at down down tonight. workers put this 40-foot menorrah on independence mall yesterday. this year marks 40 years since the very first menorrah was placed on the mall. you can find a list of hanukkah celebrations across the region on our website

cbsphilly.com. >> right now it is 5:15. and if you're tempted to wash away your winter blues by going tank, word of warning, how tanning beds are sending thousands of people to the er. that's next. >> also, more than 200 million people are on the do not call list, but many say they're still getting calls from telemarketers. and now we know why. we'll be back.

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are almost 3200 injuries every year related to indoor tanning. researchers say that skin burns are among the most common. the report shows the number of injuries has gone down, but that can be likely attributed to fewer people tanning indoors. >> ukee? >> well, we've all asked the same question, why do i keep getting callings even though i am on the do not call littlesment finally some answers, the do not call registry only applies to phonecalls that travel between states. meaning, calls from local telemarketers may be a nuisance, but not necessarily illegal. the federal trade commission does go after the worse offenders, mainly, those that use new technologies, like voice-over internet calls. well, a billion dollars to check a bag? well, that is about what travelers pay the us airlines last quarter to carry their suitcases, the department of transportation reported 27us airlines collected $960 million in baggage fees. that is up about 9%, i understand, during the same

period last year. well, united airlines gets in the holiday spirit by making dreams come true for group of children. >> they took the kids on fantasy flight to the north pole, to visit santa's workshop. the children received a full-fledged airport experience, from checking in, receiving their boarding passes, and even going through tsa. after a plane ride, fueled with christmas magic, they arrived at their destination. >> we brought about 75 kids from all over the community, i think if you were on the airplane with these children, they were so excited. >> thank you, santa. i like the north pole. >> that's great. and in addition to some live music and presents of course the kids got the big he treat of all meet that guy, saint, a he was there with his wife mrs. clause as well. >> very, very nice. >> oh, what a neat experience for them. something different as opposed to hosting a party. they got on a plane? >> so cool. >> nicely done. nicely done. >> oh, so fun. >> our time is now 5:20.

and hanukkah, the eight day festival of lights, begins at sundown tonight. workers put together that menorrah we showed you. we'll talk bore that coming up on "eyewitness news" this morning, that's a beautiful site. 40 feet tall, and they put it up for 40 years now, you know it is that time of year when you see. >> also, traffic and weather together three's. we'll be right

>> 5:23, time for traffic and weather together. okay, some precipitation finally? >> finally precipitation in our forecast here, at least though we did get some sunshine, so, at least that was one little bright spot for us yesterday. the storm system that's eventually bringing us our wet weather, very obvious here on radar, right? it looks a lot worse than it will actually be for us, how much. all we're going to get out of this storm system for mid to late december there is isn't bad, some rain showers, some of which will produce some

steady pockets of rain, lead to go potentially certainly a slow evening rush. but the morning commute looks tonightly fine. your eyewitness weather three day forecast meanwhile stays pretty mild. low 50's both today, tomorrow, should actually get sunshine already by tomorrow. jess, over to you. >> thank you, katie. good morning, everybody, we go outside, check out things are doing in chester county, route 100, the turnpike, see foggy conditions here, slight reduced visibility on the north and southbound lanes, just around the pa turnpike, but everything still moving great so far. over on the ben franklin bridge, jersey side, westbound where the taillights are headed up into the city, currently no problems, with all lanes open out in montgomery count a accident at main street towamenson avenue, another crash on morris road closed at lewis lane, take skippack pike to get on by. ukee, back over to you. >> in sports, flyers host the tampa bay lightning tonight at the wells fargo center, in south philly, face-off is 7:00. the flyers have won their last two games, but remain near the bottom of the metropolitan

division. tam that pa bay second in the atlantic division. the sixers played host to the celtics at the well last night. noel had his best offensive game of his young career. he scored 19 points, grabbed eight rebounds, and he had a couple of blocks, as well. it wasn't nearly enough though as the celtics beat the sixers, still winless at home, 105-87. >> well, tis the season for charitable giving, and the phillies are getting into the spirit. >> "eyewitness news" at citizens bank park last night for the annual phillies charity holiday party. in attendance the local charities that received nearly 2 million in grant throughout the year, also those who had benefit from the that generosity. >> always do great job. hey by the way help make the holidays even brighter for under-privileged children. a remind their our "joy of sharing" campaign is now underway. please, just buy new, unwrapped toy, and drop it off here at our studios this friday, at 1555 hamilton street in philadelphia, from 6:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. for a list of other drop-off locations go to

cbsphilly.com/joy, or call 215-977-joys. like every year, we will be more than happy to come downstairs and help you take it out your car and put it in the box. >> thrilled to do. so the boxes are getting filled downstairs right now. >> i have to take a picture and put on facebook. >> love seeing the new toys this year. >> i played with a couple of them, the other day. >> you didn't take them out of the box? >> i didn't take them out of the box. they're fine. >> coming up in the next half hour, live team coverage of the manhunt in montgomery county continues. jan? >> six people are dead, as seventh person injured, and the killer is still on the loose. coming up the latest in the search for bradley stone. also, a rather stunning reversal in the case of former sport cast or don tollefson on what should have been his sentencing day. >> and jessica and katie return, they've got your traffic and weather together three's, back in two minutes.

>> this man, bradley stone on the run after he shot six people dead, injured another. >> there was a reported siting of the iraq war veteran in doylestown, late last night. >> for more on the hand hunt -- manhunt into the killings, justin fin in doylestown. we start things off first with jan with more on how these things unfolded. >> reporter: erika, more than 24 hours, since this shooting rampage happened. still this killer is on the loose. so, in a over abundance of caution, upper perkioman schools have already decided to close for the day. >> officials say the killer is this man, 35 year old bradley stone of pennsburg. this is the most recent picture of him, released by officials late last night. authorities say stone shot and killed six people, and seriously injured a seventh person, all people with family ties, including

his ex-wife. the first shooting happened around 3:30 monday morning, here in souderton. the montgomery county district attorney says stone killed his former sister-in-law, her husband, their 14 year old daughter, and seriously injured the couple's 17 year old son. then, the d.a. says, stone went to this home in lansdale, and fatally shot his former mother-in-law, and grandmother in law. finally, authority same, he showed up here in lower salford at the apartment of his ex-wife, 33 year old nicole stone. killed her, and took the couple's two daughters, a neighbor recalls the frightening scene to our steve patterson. >> i heard four gunshots, and i heard the kids screaming mommy, no, we want my mom. i opened my window and i asked him was everything okay, answer looked at me and just said she's hurt, she's hurt pretty bad, we got to go, we got to go. >> at approximately 5:00 in the morning shortly thereafter mr. stone delivered his two daughters to a neighbor in pennsburg.