montgomery county. you can see that door is still -- looks like it is open right there, after police kick it in yesterday. so of course -- stone suspected of killing his ex-wife and five members of her family. the manhunt for stone continues. >> live team coverage for you, justin finch in doylestown after reported siting every stone, but we begin with "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo, in lower salford township. jan? >> reporter: ukee, such a tragedy here, all of the victims are part of the same family. they all have a family tie to the killer. today, the search continues for bradley stone, and in an over abundance of caution, upper perkioman schools have already decided to cancel class 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 pest berg, what authorities say he looks like now, the latest photo after clean 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 resident in the lockdown of schools. police say his killing spree started around 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 hear 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 and i asked him was everything okay, he and 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 ins 2011. now, authorities say, stone should be considered armed and dangerous, he's five-ten, 195 pounds, he could be using a cane, and he could be wearing fatigues. anyone who sees him, is to call 911 immediately. reporting live in lower salford, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> jan, thank you for. that will the lockdown lift in the bucks county after someone reported a possible siting last night. >> "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us now in doylestown, where police are investigating reports that stone may have tried to carjack a man, justin, what's the latest? >> erika, he could also need a car, as well. authorities we now know they say they've recovered his vehicle and his cell phone, stone of course now prime suspect in the shooting dealt

of six of his family members, and tonight, or rather last night, a possible siting of stone here in doylestown, a site that set off a search as well as alerts. >> in doylestown, perhaps a siting of bradley stone. at about 7:00 monday night, near burpee and shady retreat roads, a man says he was held up at knife point, by a man, matching stone's description, even dress in the camouflage. the man says the iraq war vet demanded his car keys, but the accuser told authority he refused, he pulled out his weapon, police say, and opened fire. the man believed to be stone ran away, into the woods. meantime, outside stone's pennsburg home, a swat team was in position, but stone was not there. >> i saw two snipers over there on the roof, you know, swat guys running around, yelling, if you get too close, yelling to you get back. >> neighbor outside was surprised to learn, a man he calls friendly is now a murder suspect. and on the run is.

>> just seemed like normal average guy, just say hello in passing, say hello, friend lip, that's about it. you know, nothing like there is i would expect. >> and that search was called off at about 11:50 last night. no word yet if it will resume this morning. we are live in doylestown, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> justin, thank you. right now just past 6:03. let's get traffic and weather together. katy? >> good morning, guys. yes, we are expect to go see wet weather move in, as the day progresses here, for now, things obviously dry, do not need the umbrella if you plan to be out in the afternoon even past say the noon hour, you may want to think about grabbing the umbrella on the way out the door. you will be thanking yourself later. you can see (on storm scan three off to the wells, we are tracking some rain showers, notice, though, it is strictly rain. for this time of the year, at this time of the morning, a lot of times would you have enough cold air to be producing maybe some ice or some snow, but, not this time. folks it, does appear the air will be simply too mild for that by the time that reaches us, and it already is as

you're back through western pa. we take you out to the current visibility, not terrible, but certainly less than ideal. you'll run into isolated patches of dense fog. and it will come and go, as you potentially are driving around some of the river beds, or through some of the more wooded areas, like the pinelands, and through fairmount park, for example. so, just keep that in mind, that the visibility could change and be reduced on a dime like that. 33 degrees, the current temperature, meanwhile at the airport, very calm wind. that's one of the ingredients you need to allow any fog to formment again, it is patch any nature. going toward in the forecast here today, we expect to see these temperatures climb to about 50 degrees, so there will be rain showers around by that point. some of which could produce some steadier rain. but 50 degrees isn't bad for the standards every mid to late december, normally we would be at least 5 degrees cooler than that for a daytime high. jess? >> thank you, katie. good morning, everybody, majors relatively quiet so far this morning at 60:00, a we go outside and show you what's going on out in new jersey, on the 42 freeway, where you can

see, construction site actually just popped up, just few minutes ago, actually, over to the left-hand side you can see, some stuff right there blocking out the left hand lanes, as they head southbound toward a.c. expressway. but there is no real volume in those lanes. so it is not setting anybody back too much. the northbound lanes are starting to pick up typical volume. they head toward 295 or possibly headed toward philadelphia, and the surround hearing bridges. ninety-five, approaching the commodore barry bridge here northbound lanes moving great so far southbound lanes have having no problem. now, the rest of the majors, still pretty clear as i said. blue route northbound no problems. no problems on 422 eastbound from oaks into 202, erika, ukee, back over to you. >> jess, thank you. we are following breaking news in pakistan where taliban attack has killed more than 80 children. officials say taliban gunmen stormed a military-run school this morning, and opened fire. eighty-four student were killed. dozens more injured. the pakistani military quickly responded to the scene. the military school in the northwestern city of park

peshawar enrolls student first through tenth grade. stay on for the very latest on this story. >> national flags in australia are at half staff this morning, as the country mourns the victims of deadly hostage stand-off in sydney. tony abbott laid flowers at memorial where the crisis ended 16 hours after it started yesterday. police identify identified the gunman as man haran mooneyes, he and two hotter stages killed when police stormed that cafe. >> this has been an absolutely appauling and ugly incident. it was a send less act of violence, a crime designed to divide our country. but it has failed. >> prime minister abbott will meet with national security committee. he says lessons will be learned from this tragedy to prevent another from happening again. new information this morning. police have a suspect in

custody for a triple shooting in glenolden delaware county. published reports say a woman was shot dead and teenage girl injured at the hand after ex-police officer. chopper three hd was over the scene on 600 block of glenfield avenue shortly after 9:00 last night. the former officer was reportedly shot by someone else in the house. he's under guard at the hospital we're told. >> happening today, three young adults accused in the vicious beating after same sex couple are due in a philadelphia courtroom. philip william, kevin hair gone, and kathryn knott had preliminary hearing to facing aggravated assault, conspiracy, and other charges. police say they attacked the cup nel center city last fall. one man was left with his jaw wired shut. now, they were not charged with a hate crime because pennsylvania's current law does not include protection for sexual orientation. >> also, happening today, the last of the red light cameras ticket in new jersey. the state's pilot program ends at midnight tonight.

over five years, 24 municipalities took part in the program. issued thousands of citations and collected millions of dollars in fines. some police officers say that the cameras have led to safer roads, opponent say they amount to theft. >> camille cosby breaks her silence, she is standing by her husband in the wake of growing allegations of sexual assault. she and bill cosby have been married for more than 50 years have, four daughters, their son enis 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 new through his work. he is a kind man, a wonderful husband, a different man has been portrayed in the media over the last two months. it is the portrait after manny do not know. she went ton say: there appears to be no vetting of my husband's accusers before stories are publish or aired. none of lust ever want to be in the position of attacking a victim. but the question should be asked: who is the victim?

>> right now it is 6:09. and up next, an update on 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, she was set on fire and killed. and now, new video is re lows dollars of a tennessee teenager jessica chambers from the night she died. >> and new warning about indoor tanning that has nothing to do with skin cancer. find out why it sent thousands of people to the er every year. that's coming up in the health watch. >> ♪ isn't she lovely ♪ >> hey, did you hear, stevie wouldn't letter get an all-star grammy salute this year. the grammy's announced that cbs will broadcast two hour concert february 16th dedicated to the artist called song in the key of life. one every his most successful albumns. i think i still have that.

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>> update on breaking news, policeman hunt for bradley stone enters its seconds day. authority say the 35 year old win on shooting spree in the pre-dawn hours yesterday morning, gunning down his ex-wife and her five family member. one relative did survive. a man matching stone's description was spotted in doylestown, late last night, but got away, following an attempted carjacking. >> surveillance video captures the final moments of a mississippi teenage here was burned to death. it shows jessica chambers walking across a gas station

parking lot when then stopping to wave at someone before walking off camera. returns to the store to pay. this footage is chambers' last known siting before she was attack with a flammable liquid and set on fire. >> some changes today? >> although finally sunshine yesterday, it was definitely a brief break-in terms of the cloud cover that we we've experienced so much lately. as we look at storm scan3, we do have warm and cold front duo, crossing through, and really the warmfront that bridges us the biggest impact, most noticeable impact, eventually behind the colds front start to see colder air wrapping in. for now, milder day, some of the rain showers could produce steadier ran. so i would suggest that if you're out this afternoon, about the time we begin to see some of the first rain drowns through the western subject, especially by the time the kids are out of school, steadier rainout of philadelphia. keep the umbrella on stand by,

from to wait for treanor bus at 5:00 in the afternoon with this, you don't want to be standing out there without preparation in the way of umbrella or rain jacket. it does look like this will all clear out though later on tonight. so, as we are back on the air same time tomorrow, things are actually brightening back up for us out there we it back colds. sun returns, friday, looking ahead to sunday, big heads up, watching for mid-atlantic storm to develop, tan could be bringing us some rain, and snow. jess? >> thanks, katie. good morning, everybody, 6:15, coming offer the ben franklin bridge here with police activity on the scene due to disable vehicle involving a tractor-trailer there. there is another vehicle on the scene there, as well, having some issues, and 26th street intersection, eastbound lanes coming offer the platt bridge, be just little delay and back up. over on the schuylkill expressway, near the blue route, westbound, eastbound, lanes, everything moving nicely. see brake light just up ahead,

everything moving great so far. the rest of the majors, doing game the blue route, northbound from 95 into the schuylkill expressway, just about 18 minutes and seven minute on 422 eastbound from oaks into 202, ukee? >> jessica, thank you. eight day festival of light also known as hanukkah begins at sundown tonight. crews put up this 40-foot menorrah on independence mall. this year marks 40 years sense the very first menorrah was placed on the mall. hanukkah end on december 24th. >> authority resume the manhunt for brad stone, police say he shot and killed his ex-wife and five of her relatives. the shootings happened at three suburban home. >> trip ill shooting under investigation, publish reports that a woman was shot to death, and a teenage girl was wounded in glenolden. authorities say an ex-police man who was wounded is the suspect. >> and three people accused of beating a same sex couple on a

center city street are due in court for a preliminary hearing charges go, them aggravated assault and

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atlantic division. on the hard wood, sixers play host to the celtics at the well last night. noel best offensive game of his career, scored 19 points, grabbed eight rebounds, couple of blocks. wasn't enough, though, the team game, celtics beat the six 6ers, to win this at home, 105-87. well, tills the season for charitable giving. and the phillies are getting into the spirit. >> "eyewitness news" at citizens bank park, for the annual phillies charity holiday party. in attendance, local charities that received nearly $2 million in grants, throughout the year, also those who benefit benefitted from their generosity. >> you can help make the holidays very bright. for under-privileged children, reminder, that our "joy of sharing" campaign is now underway. 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. to 8:00 p.m. and for a list of other drop off locations, you can always go to cbsphilly.com/joy, or you can call 25977 joyce.

certainly hope you can help out. >> 6:25, oh, this happens every winter it, seems, dry, itchy skin, and chapped lips. there is a common problems of course during the winter month. but there are things you can do to prevent dry skin. that's coming up. >> moisturize, moisturize. >> annex folate. >> you got that right. 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. be right back.

>> today will mark the arrival of a warmfront. will be wet weather, thankfully strictly rain. do not have to worry about any ice, any snow, as we look forward in today's forecast, in fact, as we eventually see

these clouds yield for the wet weather, generally coming up on the height of the afternoon here, which means it will be at its mildest through the day, our temperatures will be near 50, through 3:00 p.m. three to 8:00 p.m., though, for the evening rush, that's not looking ideal, guys, steadiest rain will actually be rolling through at that point. then overnight we do start to not necessarily clear out, but we dry out. for tomorrow we expect some sun and another warm day for the standards, jess? >> thanks, good morning, everybody, coming up on 6:30, how things are doing with the disable vehicle situation on the platt bridge. police a.m. activity doesn't seem to be in the area any more. maybe some over, there but see the tractor-trailer push over into the right-hand lane, partially blocking out little bit of the right hand shoulder as well, they come eastbound off the platt and cross over onto 26 street there. so just little bit of back up there. talcony palmyra bridge on stand by, take the betsy ross for an opening. erika, back over to you. >> thank you, donald trump says he is thinking about running for president again. trump told an audience that the economic club in

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schools are closed today while authorities continue their search across montgomery and bucks county, for bradley stone. >> and let's give you live look at stone's home in pennsburg, montgomery county, the lights are on, that door open after police swat teams storm that home yesterday. looking for stone, who is accused of killing his ex-wife, and five members of her family. >> good morning, armed, dangerous, entering its seconds day. >> justin joins us in doylestown, last report site withing stone want to start things off with jan in lower salford township, january, good morning. >> erika, ukee, now more than 24 hours, authorities are still looking for this killer, and over abundance of caution, as you mentioned, upper perkioman schools have canceled class today after all this killer has led authorities through a number of montgomery county communities. officials say the killer is

this man. cents berg. this is the most recent picture of him. released by officials last night, authority 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 stone went to this house, shot former mother-in-law, grandmother in law. finally, showed up here in lower salford at the apartment of his ex-wife. thirty-three 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 i owned my window, was everything okay? he looked at me and said she's hurt, hurt pretty bad. we got to go, we got to go.

>> at approximately 5:00 a.m. shortly thereafter, mr. stone delivered his two daughters to neighbor in pennsburg and this glues the "eyewitness news" room, we've heard that pennridge school, will be open on modified schedule, inside today, nos as far as the search goes of course the killer still on the loose, police say, that stone should be considered armed and dangerous reporting live in lower salford, jan carabeo, "eyewitness news". >> jan, thank you. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch picks up our liver team coverage right now in doylestown. >> justin i understand you have information on possible siting, prompted lockdown since lifted. good morning resident here at

bucks county still being urged to remain on alert as the search for bradley stone now enters day two, after possible siting of stone, here, in doylestown, just last night. that came in at about 7:00 last night, a man says, he was on carjacking victim rather, at about burpee and shady retreat roads last night. >> saying he wanted his car keys, man said he refused to do so and says he pulled out his weapon and opened fire, at that man, that man did run away. police have said that the man who report he had educated the case says the man did match description of bradley stone, but no sign of him rather since that alleged event last night, meantime, places across here there is area, have reported they remain on lockdown shelter in place throughout the morning and evening, rather cents last night did speak to neighbor who lives near stone, in pennsburg, and this is what he had to say about a man he

calls friendly, take a listen. >> seemed like a normal guy, saying hello, nothing like there is i would expect. authority say they have his cell phone, but again, resident here in bucks count risk urged to remain on guard, and vigilant there is morning at the search for stone continues. justin finch "eyewitness news". >> thank you, justin. our traffic and weather together, here's katie. >> morning drive should stay dry, notice, we've got not just more clouds out there, but also, even some low-lying cloud cover. that might be messing with some of your visibility. actually i did get at least one picture sent in via twitter of some of the fog out there.

>> overall headline, all about the rain. expecting no more than maybe a quarter of an inch, to fall, by the time it is all said and done. but there will be pockets of steadier rain along the way specially toward the evening drive. so ponding can't be ruled out on the area roadways continued to change throughout the morning, every time we checked in on them, under mile in both dover, millville, again, going to find these pocket of poor visibility, with locally patchy dense fog, here, and there, some of the typical places would you finds that, wooded areas, low 50's, milder than average, but again wet weather on the way, highly suggest umbrella specially if you plan to be out this afternoon or evening, jess? >> i need to invest in one of those, good morning, 6:45, schuylkill expressway starting to jam up, typical spots,

little early for the morning headed westbound into the king every prussia area, in new jersey, see construction not setting anybody back too much in the southbound lanes, but his is taking out the left hands shoulder, the northbound lanes really what we're concerned about for the morning commute. currently tac-pal closed, so take the betsy ross bridge if you want to avoid any residual delays. blue route northbound into the schuylkill, 18 minutes, nine minutes little slow on 422 headed eastbound from coax into 202. erika, back over to you. >> thank you. >> stunning announcement from don tollefson. after pleading guilty in september, to cheating clarities out of more than $340,000, he asked a judge to withdraw his guilty plea. he wants to represent himself.

he has new information that could proof his innocence. >> withdrawing my plea and going to trial the most appropriate and honest thing to do. i found out things i think are very jermaine to this case that did i not know about, did not know about, when i originally pled guilty. >> tollefson's attorney said he did not think it was a wise decision, and they'll be ready january 6th at trial. 6:37. before you shutdown for the holidays, remember, just few hours spent reviewing your financial life may boost your bottom line, put dent in your holiday shopping bills. >> for now joined by business analyst, jill schlessinger, up in new york for us, hi, jill, good morning to you. >> if you have losses in a taxable account, good news, sell them to offset gains you have taken previously in the year. more losses than gains you get to deduct three grand against ordinary income, more than

$3,000 of losses sorry but you can't car that i amount over to future years. remember, if you're selling something replace it in 30 days, new asset can't be what the irs calls substantially identical, known as wash stale rule tonight avoid it wait 31 days, repurchase what you showed or i like replacing it with something that's close, not the same, maybe something like a cheaper index fund. >> great years for stocks overall watcher if you don't have any loseer? >> this year marry tax filers under 75 grand, you have 0 percent capital gains tax rate, is her so my friends, that means if you seek your income could rise in the future it, might be, make sense for to you take some gains today. now, remember, your taxable income includes the gain, make sure to factor that in if you are making a decision to sell a will winner. >> what about year ends taxes

in. >> to qualify for charitable business expense, the payment has to be postmark by midnight december 3; the irs on to you, can't just write december 31 on your check, and mail it on january 3rd. okay? so here is something to think about this. pledges not deductible until they're paid. so that's why i think if you make a donation with a credit card, might make sense, deductible the date it is charged g to jill on money. com. >> good stuff. >> perfect time to give, too. thank, jill. as we continue winter wet can really take a toll on your skin. from the dry itchy skin, to chapped lips. but there are some simple things you can do to help prevent dry skin. doctor jen is in the house. she'll join us in the studios with tips for you. >> also, another photo controversy for kim kardashian. but this time, it is what is not in the picture, we'll show it to you coming

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>> plan mount this morning for brad bring stone, killed his ex-wife and five of her relatives, also caused cancellation every classes today in the upper perkioman school district. pennridge school district opening on modified lock-down meaning student lent resume indoors. >> risen to 126, told, many of those victims are student.

>> and delaware county officials say a former police officer, is a suspect in a shooting in glenolden. published report investigate report investigate erring who killed a woman and wounded teenage girl before someone else in the house wouldn't dollars him. >> good morning, actually i start things off with a picture sent in from one of the eyewitness weather watchers here, out in boards end town, the commute on the river, that's the caption that he gave it to us here, running along the cross wicks creek. this one coming in from spike. i love his profile picture the most, cute puppy i've ever seen in my life. and we are seeing temperatures right now at about 30 degrees, where spike is located in a boards end town. meanwhile we go to another 30 degrees temperature reading coming in from aj, that came in over the course of the last hour in from morristown. one more head across in toward the allentown area, lehigh valley region, little bit milder because you have a bit more cloud cover. >> this one came in from aaron cats. just got couple of clouds out there right now. beautiful view. when i take you out next to

the live neighborhood ned work, couple of things i need to point out to you. a, you have got bright sky for one thing, but also nice light winds see the thin vale of cloud cover. but, you're going to find that coming through in patches. not everybody's dealing with fog, but because it is patchy it, come up on you quick, keep that in mind. meanwhile guess in storm scan3, here is obviously signs of life, rain is going to eventually move in from west to east, that is all courtesy of warmfront, so, we will be warming up nicely here for the standards to the low 50's, both today and tomorrow. rain generally comes through this afternoon and evening, it clears out later on tonight tracking cold front tomorrow, it will end one sunshine, cold air catches up to us so thursday, friday, saturday, low 40's, and by the winter solsus on sunday, there is possibility for some light rain and snow.

jess? >> king every prussia area, where you will see most of the volume over on 59 girard, where you can see everybody kind of crawling just little bit there starting to pack in volume northbound lanes, talcony palmyra bridge currently stopped for opening, to get around that, and avoid all of the residual delays for the time being, you just want to take the betsy ross bridge. now, 76, currently, slow on the eastbound side of the schuylkill expressway, about 234 minute trip there. erika, back over to you >> for a loft us it means our skin feels so dry, uncomfortable, from cracked itchy hands, chapped lips. so what's the best way to treat and also try to prevent

irritated skin? family physician doctor jennifer cod l here to lend a moisturize dollars hand this morning, thanks for coming in. >> good to see you. >> holiday time, skin always dry. what is behind this? >> lack of humidity is one of the main causes, really cold outside, warm inside, that combination sometimes can cause lack of humidity which predisposes us to dry skin, sometimes forced heat, that can make it worse. so, remember, to our skin get drier. >> a lot of people do have dry skin, chapped limbs. little relief what's the best way to do it? what kind of products? >> talk about treating dry skin. i just put some of this just five minute ago as we start dollars. some of my favorite moisturizers. use real good moisturizer, one with pet troll yan, lan almost in the ingredient list. take a look at. that will but really moisturize, moisturize

frequently, very important. >> here lip balance many. don't forget your lips. they can be forgotten consideration get dry, chapped, and remember too moisturizing skin super important. if it gets too try can actually get chapped. you can get infections if the skin gets broken? worse thing, start bleeding sometimes. not good. >> just awful. >> so once you have moisturize dollars try to relieve the pain, try to be pro-active, how can we prevent it. >> can up he will things i really like. let's talk about what do you for a living, and what you're doing. i for example in the office washing my hands 20, 40 times a day. >> right. >> if your hands are submerged do you have moisturize. going through days to deal with prevention. you want to use gentle cleanser. there are some seems out there that would literally strip paint off of a car. >> oh? >> and you don't want those. >> no, sound horrible. >> you really want gentle moisturizer, gentle moisturizing cleanser. >> look for those words? >> gentle. gentle cleanser that you can get. so the next thing after you

got your gentle cleanser, talking prevention here, is the time, okay? it is wintertime. we all love the long hot baths. >> feels so nice, the steam. >> yes, but -- >> too much after good thing? >> because hot water really strips the moisture from our skin, so couple of things. make sure to your's using only warm water and use a timer. five to ten minute, in the shower, or the bath, especially in the water is extra warm, no longer than, that if you can't keep track set that timer. >> we talk about the low humidity. just get humidifier. i love this one, it is tiny. >> i always saw the big bulky from our childhood? >> like mine was this big, right? you can get the big bulky once, but kind of cool, portable, take it with you on the go, keep it in your bedroom, move it to different rooms. get a humidifier to keep the moisture in the air. >> last but not least. >> drink your water? >> good to drink the water and cover up. we have the hats, the gloves

stuff lining that, water, and we've got the things to protect you from the outside, so important. >> very good. thank you so much,. >> over to you. >> back in the day we used to call it getting the ash on, yes. 6:49. what's coming up, nora o'donnell joins just new york with your preview. nora, good morning. >> good morning to you, ukee, erika. had a loft news, gathering new information on the taliban attack on that pakistani school that has killed dozens of children. also, the nypd john miller will be right here in studio 57, with how us law enforcement prepares for an attack similar to the sydney hostage situation. plus, margaret brennan gets a behind the scenes look at why the us is helping rebuild iraq's air force from arizona. and then we will talk with google technologies about the top searches of 2014.

>> the news is back in the morning. >> see in you ben tint. looks like the words is rescue. >> brad fit fills in for his sick wife angelina jolie at her unbroken premiere. angelina posted message to youtube apologize r for missing the event because she has chicken pox. poor thing. produced and direct that film. it was a family affair in replacement of her last night in los angeles. brad joined by their children maddux, packs, and sallyann low jolie-pit pit. comes out christmas day. ♪ >> luke bleigh and, vest first country countdown awards held last night. brian walk away with three trophies clothe al including collaboration. year and digital song of the year, as well. ♪

miranda lambert claimed a trophy for female vocalist of the year. in case you're thinking of another award show there is one honors country music performers based on albumn sales and radio play. kim kardashian, fans blast her for cropping her daughter, north west out after photo on social media. passed it to her instagram page. some lashed out saying too fab for your kid to be in the picture? i see? kim confirmed on twitter the real reason she cropped the pick, tweeting, her eyes were closed, and i was feeling my look. can i live? erika, easy. >> she cropped her daughter. >> i know, i know. >> she is a babe. >> i i know, i'm feeling you, easy. take your time. >> take a new picture. >> it's okay. it is going to be all right. >> cropping your child out after photo, all right. we'll be right back with a look at what the cbs-3 elf phil is doing today. >> oh, shucks.

what's coming up tonight on cbs-3. back in a bit.

>> specking to see wet weather move, in courtesy of warmfront means it will produce nothing more than rain. not having to worry about any casino every icing

precipitation this time around. but, generally, the morning drive is completely fine, into the afternoon and evening, stead he rain pockets within this, so i do suggest an umbrella. currently though off to cold start out there. but we are going to be warming up nicely with time here, again, expect those clouds to continue to thicken, as we await the arrival of the rain. >> thanks, coming up on 7:00 a.m. going outside check on how things are doing on the schuylkill expressway. stray starting g to build in volume, westbound lanes moving nicely brake lights in the eastbound lanes, as well. over on 95, we can see southbound delay, approaching the betsy ross bridge. some slow going there, everyone merges on together, the tac-pal bridge all traffic moving through as of right now, but if you still want to be just little bit safe take the betsy ross bridge to get on by. accident out in bucks county, bristol oxford valley road at new fall road, still clear,

eastbound expressway still slow. >> jess, thanks so much. time to check on our man phil, cbs-3 morning elf. here he is. >> love phil. check him out. we caught him just chilling with a emmy in the news room. chilling on the emmy, resting on it, you know. >> what cat gory? >> indeed. hey, your turn now. we want to see what your elf is up to, post your elfie selfie to twitter, facebook or instagram using hashtag cbs-3 elfie selfie. show it on tv. getting a loft good picks on that site. coming up on sister station the "cw philly", we are continuing to follow that breaking news, the manhunt for murder suspect bradley stone. >> also, governor christie, certainly from eagles fans after rooting for the cowboys in philadelphia, but now the governor is firing back at one every his biggest critics. that for you coming up on the "cw". >> next on cbs this morning, inside google's top trend of the year, what the results reveal about all of our on

line habits. >> all of them. >> all of them. >> look at you. >> ours, yours, everyone. >> now to continue following your local news weather traffic and sports, keeping it live, keeping it local on your "cw philly" station. good morning, family, hope to see you in a bit.

i guethought to the acidity much in any foods. never thought about the coffee i was drinking having acids. it never dawned on me that it could hurt your teeth. my dentist has told me your enamel is wearing away, and that sounded really scary to me, and i was like well can you fix it, can you paint it back on, and he explained that it was not something that grows back, it's kind of a one-time shot and you have to care for it. he told me to use pronamel. it's gonna help protect the enamel in your teeth. it allows me to continue to drink my coffee and to eat healthier, and it was a real easy switch to make.

♪ good morning. it is tuesday, december 16th, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." taliban gunman storm a school in pakistan, targeting teachers and kids. new details on the hostage drama inside an australian cafe. we'll ask the nypd's john miller how check can combat homegrown threat. plus why is the u.s. building a new air force in arizona? margaret brennan answers that. but we begin today with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds.