"eyewitness news". >> a soggy night across the region. the umbrellas are out in center city as much of the area deals with showers this monday. a live look now at storm scan3 and you can see that system pushing through right now. certainly not a washout but still not a very pleasant mond monday. good evening to you, i'm jessica dean. chris may is off tonight. >> the big question now, will this dreary weather hangar round for the holidays. meteorologist kate bilo joins us from the weather center and this weather could throw a wrench into holiday travel plans. kate. unfortunately jessica, that is true. we had similar storm although even a stronger storm the day before thanksgiving that brought rain and snow. this will be just rain and this is just the first taste of it. that we're getting to night we saw sun earlier on this among but the evening went downhill pretty quickly as these bands of showers continue to move through from southwest to northeast here this evening and you can see as we zoom out the center of that storm is way up across portions of northern plains.

study yesterday of the rain over portions of illinois back into iowa and that's not going to get here until christmas eve. we've got some time before this storm is done with us. we'll take you to future weather and talk about the near term here. showers continue through the overnight hours. you'll see showers at any time tomorrow make sure you have that umbrella handy maybe wear the raincoat tomorrow much it's cloudy day for sure. by 6:00 p.m. just some clouds and heavier rain starts to push in by early on wednesday morning. just in time for christmas eve travel. temperatures right now risen above freezing in the poconos that's good news. there was freezing rain advisory that has now been cancel. 43 in philadelphia. 42 in millville up to 46 in wildwood temperatures actual actually slowly rising through the overnight hours and start tomorrow morning in the 40s but notice it's a cloudy gloomy day scattered showers at any time. steadier rain coming in for christmas eve. i'll have your full christmas holiday travel forecast coming up in just a bit. jessica. >> kate, thank you. >> three-year-old boy is recovering tonight after being shot while inside a philadelphia

home in the mill of the day. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is live at children' hospital with an update on that boy and also an add dull victim. todd? >> reporter: jessica, that three-year-old boy was rushed here to chop. he was shot once in the groin. and tonight there are indications the boy's father may have actually been the intented target. christmas decorations and crime scene tape set the back drop of a bizarre double shooting. it unfolded right here on the 1300 block of south newkirk street in grays ferry. helen says her son in lauder william pew was on his front porch when the gunman shot him in the leg. it was perhaps caves mistaken identity according to police. as the shooter didn't stop the there. >> and them this defendant goes to the next house, 1335, and he opens up the door and fires right now it look like one round into the house. >> reporter: that's how the three year old boy was shot just before noon on monday. the boy's father did not speak to cbs3. she says her son-in-law drove

himself to the hospital and is going to be okay. but she's upset. she contends neighbors here were slow to call 911 for help. >> the complacency of people not to call 911 after you heard sick shots outside your door? where are are morals. >> neighbors we talk to were reluctant to speak on camera. >> i heard six or seven gunshots and i thought nothing of it around here it's frequently you hear gunshots so a lot of people usually just turn the other way. >> reporter: councilman kenyata johnson says that must change. >> it makes no sense. it's holiday season we definitely shouldn't have a family going to the hospital with a three-year-old shot in the leg. >> reporter: i'm told that three-year-old boy was last listed in stable condition here at chop, and is expected to make a full recovery. as of right now, no arrests have been made. reporting live tonight in university city, todd quinones

cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> todd, thank you. the mayor of new york city and its police commissioner are trying to ease tensions in the city in the wake of the deaths of michael brown and eric garner and the weekend assassination of two police officers. cbs news correspondent marley hall shows us what happened when the mayor requested a pause in the protests as the city mourns. >> reporter: about a dozen demonstrators staged a sit in at new york's grand central terminal. they were protesting recent cases in which white police officers were not charged in the deaths of unarmed black men. >> this movement is about the police being held accountable for what has happened. you know, so, yeah, i do think it's fitting we're still out here and i think we still need to come out and peacefully protest. >> reporter: protesters evoked the names of michael brown and eric garner. both men died during confrontations with white officers in ferguson, missouri and staten island, new york. grand jury's declined to indict the police.

>> the protest was held despite a request from new york's mayor. to city police officers were shot and killed here in brooklyn over the weekend by a man who promised retaliation for michael brown and eric garner. wenjian liu and raphael ramos were ambush as they sat in their patrol car. the gunmen then killed himself. ismaaiyl brince hal a long criminal history and had posted on instagram about shooting cops writing they take one of ours, let's take two of theirs. and shoot the police. mayor bill diblasio called for greater understanding. >> does that suggest therefore police and community can never come together, they're always has to be wall between them? no, we can't allow that. >> reporter: another protest is planned for tuesday. in brook lip, new york, marley hall for cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> protests in milwaukee after the da there announces a police officer who was fired after a deadly shooting won't be charg charged. the da said christopher manny shot dontrelle hamilton in

self-defense in april. officials say punches were thrown on both sides and the officer was hit with his own baton before opening fire hitting hamilton 14 times. the us attorney has ordered a federal investigation. in the meantime manny is fighting to get his job back. meanwhile the superintendent of the up they are darby police department wants his officers to be extra cautious. he cites the deaths michael brown and eric garner as well as the weekend mutter of those two police officers in new york city. michael chitwood wrote a letter to his officers. it reads in part "please take nothing for granted when answering calls we classify as routine. nothing is routine -- remember the overwhelming members of our community support us and are l law-abiding citizens ". >> some police officers in south philadelphia are among the many working to get closer to the people they serve. >> police officers are actually working one-on-one with high school students trig to bridge the gap between the police and the community and to let them know actually what police work is all about. >> the officers from the south

street station worked side by side with neumann-goretti high school students. those students helped wrap gifts, collected in the toy drive organized by the police and for some teens it was their first interaction with the police. the officers say a positive impression goes a long way. >> new tonight a community comes together following last week's shooting rampage in montgomery county. as "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt tells us tonight, their purpose was two fold, to honor a life lost, and to pray for the recovery of another. >> we spotted about 900 students and parents here at souderton high school tonight to remember 14-year-old nina flick. and pray for her 17 year old brother anthony's recovery as he's fighting for his life in a a local hospital. >> we're here to weep. we're here to mourn. we're here to embrace. >> reporter: it's been one week since police say 35-year-old bradley stone went on a murderous rampage killing his ex-wife and five others.

17-year-old apartment knee flick is the only survivor and monday night, his friends prayed for him. >> i went to pre-school with him and we've been friends ever since then. and we stayed friends to this day. >> flick's sister nina just 14 years old also top of mind. her friends say nina was out going, the kind of friend you would want to have. her close friend francesca told the crowd how much she'll miss nina and told "eyewitness news" that talking about nina will help all of her friends heal. >> we're all here for each other and we're just going to stay strong. >> reporter: stone's motive still not clear. but court records show he and his ex-wife had in a custody battle. police found his body in a wooded area not even a mile from his pennsburg home last tuesday. >> anthony before he ever knew it was becoming a big brother i never had. >> reporter: monday night the focus wasn't on stone. but on the six who died and anthony flick as he continues to

fight for his life. >> one of the stronger kids i know and i, you know, i -- i can't even begin to imagine, you know, what it must be like but i know he's strong and i know he'll pull through this. >> reporter: friends and family set up a gofundme page to help cover his medical costs in the hospital also to help him with clothing and shelter when he leaves the hospital. $50,000 so far. friends and family have raised about $25,000. reporting from souderton, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> a 10-year-old boy is hospitalized after getting hit by a vehicle in bristol township. chopper three over scene tonight at lakeland and foster avenues. we're told that boy was taken to saint mary's mel center and the driver did stop at the scene. new tonight, fire breaks out at a shopping center in brac lawn, camden county. this started inside the china house restaurant on crescent boulevard. the cause of the fire is under investigation. no one was injured.

>> former head master of a private school in delaware is convicted of dealing child pornography. christopher wheeler faces at least 50 years in prison after being found guilty on all 25 counts. wheeler is the former head master at tower hill school. he resigned in october 2013 and has been behind bars ever since. police say they found more than 2,000 images of child porn at wheeler's home. he'll be sentenced march 27th. >> a delaware day tear worker is now facing charges. police say 40-year-old tanya robinson left two children in an suv while she went shopping friday in newark. and while she was shopping, that suv got repossessed and towed away. the tow truck driver discover the two children ages one and five in that car in the tow yard. he says the suv was full of items and he couldn't see the children when it was towed away. robinson has been arraigned and now free on bail. former sportscaster don tollefson calls himself an click app drug addiction he prepares

to defense himself on charges he cheated charities out of $340,000. two months after pleading court he headed to court and withdrew that plea saying he had new information that proves his innocence. now he's looking for a lawyer to take his case pro bono since his request for a public defender has been denied. >> i believe that i'm innocent. i believe as i said in open court this should have remained in civil court. because i believe i did not have any criminal intent. >> he says today was his 438th day clean and sober living under house arrest in north philadelphia. he plans to make restitution by selling sports and civil rights meme biehl ya. his trial is set to begin january 5th. easton hospital as agreed to pay a $662,000 settlement to the federal government to resolve legs of health care fraud. the feds say that hospital billed medicare for procedures

that were not performed. only partially completed or not necessary. two whistle blowing employees will receive a share of that cement payment. >> a new lead in the search for missing college student shane montgomery has authorities focusing their search around the schuylkill river. dive teams were back in manayunk today after finding his keys along the river bank. montgomery's parents were also there thanking the search teams for their continued efforts. the last time he was scene was on surveillance video thanksgiving morning walking toward the river. >> singer joe cocker is dead at the age of 70 following a battle with lung cancer. ♪ >> cocker's career spans some 50 years. the british blues rock singer was known for such hits as "you are so beautiful" up where we belong. that duet topped the billboard charts in 1982. earning cocker a grammy and an oscar. still to come on "eyewitness

news", harsh words from north korea in the wake of the sony hacking scandal. how the nation is threatening the us after accusations north korea was behind that cyber attack. >> and how about this? gas for less than $2 a gallon. it is a reality and it's at a station not too far away. we'll tell you where. kate? well, we've got some rain as people hit the road for holiday travel. this storm heading our way will bring rain for christmas eve. i'll tell if you it clears out for christmas day coming up in weather next. >> plus, just a couple of days left before christmas now and the last minute shopping rush is on. some local stores are extending their hours to cash in. we'll tell you w

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>> internet is back up in north korea following an hour long shut down in the wake of the sony hacking scandal. the cause is unclear. cbs news reporter craig boswell tells us north korea is threat threatening to strike back at the us. >> reporter: north korea is issuing new threats against the u.s. saying our toughest counter action will be boldly taken against the white house, the pentagon and the hall u.s. mainland. total tanner regime is angered

over what it says are reckless rumors that its behind the sony pictures hack. president obama said north korea is responsible and call it cry we are vandalism. >> we take it very seriously. we'll respond pro purchasing natalie a i was said. >> monday north korea suffered an internet outage. the cause is not clear. the obama administration says part of the response may be visible. it's considering placing north korea back on the list of state sponsors of terror and more sanctions. >> he is trying to deter north korea. >> jonathan pollock is senior fellow on the brookings institution says new york core's threat is over the top. >> it may make them feel better, full to say this is what we're going to do to you, but it's in a way it's an empty threat. >> reporter: the state department suggested north korea work on different response. >> admit their culpability and compensate zone know for the damages this attack caused. >> sony pictures is still

exploring options for distributing the "interview" the film that spark the controversy including a possible online white house. craig boswell for cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> a gift at the pumps for holiday travelers. gas prices at their lowest point in money five years. according to new jersey gas prices.com the costco in brick and sunoco and gulf stayings in lakewood are all charges under $2 to are gallon of regular. aaa reports pennsylvanians are paying 2.66 on average. new jersey drivers are fueling up for roughly 2.39. while drivers in delaware are topping off their tanks for about 2.55. shoppers looking for some last minute late night finds headed to haddonfield, new jersey t night. many shop shops along kings higy and nearby side streets will be open until midnight offering special deals in their first ever midnight monday event. an extra bonus downtown haddonfield shops and eat reece will be open until christmas eve with free parking.

>> are you running out of time? maybe not sure where to turn? you can log on to cbsphilly.com and there you will find mall hours and everything else you need to get you through the holidays. "eyewitness news" in department for, gloucester county, where the generosity of the community was on dull fiss play the mayor, council members and volunteers met at the recreation department to begin delivery of toys and food to those in need. and what you see right there is the result of the town's fifth annual toy and food drive. well we saw some breaks of blue sky early on this monday. i hope you enjoyed them because the rain came in earlier this evening and now we're dealing with cloudy conditions and rain right until christmas eve and then it look like it will clear out for christmas day. let's check in with our weather watchers. start off here 39 says jim in media, pennsylvania. looking at clouds and some light rain there. across the river in new jersey, jonathan in haddonfield reporting 41 degrees. with some rain coming down and he says cloudy with a little bit

of light rain as we head down toward wilmington, delaware. we check in with lisa kerrigan reporting 42 degrees rain also in wilmington. still raining here in delaware and it feels like it's only 38 degrees. if you want to be one much our weather watchers if you love the weather, you can be featured in our newscast. sign up now at cbsphilly.com cbsphilly.com/watchers. let's take lookout side. you can see the low clouds are in. can't see the tops of the buildings here as we look live from the cbs broadcast center ought over center city on skycam3. low clouds, some fog and the roads are wet as the rain has moved in. here's a live look at storm scan3. this is a large scale system the center of the storm way back here showers are moving in tonight and tomorrow along warm front the cold front will come through on christmas eve. but the good news for us the center of this low is way back to the west. it's going to stay that way we are not going to get on the cold side of the storm any snow will miss us far to the north and west. right now we just have some light rain showers move on through. temperatures actually not too bad. 43 at the airport.

42 in wilmington little bit cooler in our north and west suburbs those temperatures may actually rise overnight. and then we are heading way up as we head toward the christmas holiday. 60s on christmas eve. we should be in the low fours. about 20 degrees above average. 50s for christmas day and still above average on friday. but you won't get a chance to get outside and enjoy those 60s as the rain starts to push in. you can see just spotty showers through your tuesday but heavier rain early christmas morning christmas evening morning i should say, noon pockets of steady rain and that continues through the evening hours. there could be a stray shower early on christmas morning before we clear thing out christmas day and the sun returns with a gusty wind. rainfall about half inch to an inch across all four of models we generally look at it's not a total washout. we're not talking about flooding rain just pocks of steady rain on and off through the day on wednesday much that's the day we're giving i was red light for travel not the best day tomorrow certainly better with the sun returning on frist of christmas day thursday. overnight cloudy skies with light rain, 38 degrees.

spot tow showers tomorrow mostly cloudy. 50 will be our daytime high and here is a closer look at your christmas forecast. again christmas even watch for that rain, gusty winds. 20 degrees above the seasonal average, windy but the sun returning. 55 degrees the high for christmas dame that's well above normal. "eyewitness weather" seven day forecast, keeps it relatively mild as we head through the holiday week and into the weekend. friday 50 degrees. any of those after christmas shoppers heading out to the stores you shouldn't have any problems on friday. heading through the weekend we'll see temperatures drop a little bit into sunday. we're back to 44 but that's actually seasonal for late december. so really after christmas things look fine it's just getting to where you need to be the next couple of days. >> at least it moves out on christmas day. >> once you're a grandma's it will all be all right. kate, thanks so much. >> not a great weekend for the eagles. >> no they just want to get ts out of the way. >> right. >> one final week of work to talk bow the temple owls, now, they've got something to talk

about. they ran kansas off the court. sports coming up.

>> fran dunphy's teams usually get better and better as the season goes along. who saw this out of the the owls night. mighty kansas in town with their top 10 national ranking. owl led from the opening tip, jesse mr. began drives in. fouled but the old-fashioned three-point play. temple was up by 21. will coming steps back and hits the three. owls up by 23. he led the way with 19 points. and then it's quinton dee cozy turn his three ball is nothing but 93. leaders 26. students stormed the court. after the final buzzer as temple

upsets tenth ranked kansas 77 77-52. >> just when our defense was very competitive tonight and that's the biggest thing. if you compete you got a chance, and obviously this is our home core. we have a nice win in front of a very good crowd for us. we're thrilled. >> owls first victory over the jayhawks in 19 years. temple has beaten top five teams 10 times the last sick years. all right eagles with nothing but pride on the line. the pride of being a pro when they line up sunday to take the giants. shady mccoy had high hopes for the season. big team and personal goals that desintegrated yesterday when the cowboys closed the door to the playoffs. a candida appraisal from the eagles running back today on wip. >> we didn't get it done. we had a good team. we didn't get it done. we played well at time. at times we didn't. ex queued at times. at times we didn't. >> chip kell says he will go with his starters for the giants

game. they will try to win the game with the number one units. and his message to the team, when they talk tomorrow morning,. >> one more football game to play and we'll go play it and it's about preparing to go play new york and we got one more shot at this. they're not lot of people that get the opportunity to play football in the national football league and we better relish the opportunity we have to go back out there sunday and compete. >> memphis rallies to defeat byu in two over times. miami beach bowl but the game is marched by a brawl. both benches empty. not a good look. somebody is is in trouble. a bunch of people in trouble. >> yes. >> i think a lot of people are in trouble there. >> wow! >> that's bad. >> all right much beasley, thanks so much. we'll be right back. ♪

♪ >> quite a scene in arizona as a bear being pursued by authorities goes on the run. take look at the video of the bear. he's definitely running. fish and game officers itemed to tranquilize the bear but couldn't get close enough to do that. wildlife officials are still keeping tabs on the animal and from what we understand bears really aren't all that common in the phoenix area so this is a rare siting. a fast bear at that. we'll be right back. ♪

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