>> flew this morning, brazen robbery suspect, targets fernrock overnight. asia two chinese restaurant sits less than a block from the 35th police district on north broad street. we're told in one was hurt, but the armed suspect did get away with cash. investigators say, that he fled in a blue mini-van. well, on happier news, joyce of the holiday season, one philadelphia mom has one special reason to celebrate the holidays. >> jan carabeo live outside of hahnemann hospital with more on a special septa delivery last night, jan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, what a christmas miracle for this family. mom and baby boy are here at hahnemann hospital this morning, both in good

condition, we're told, and that's great news, and due in part to a couple of fast acting septa police officers. when a septa train pulled into the station at 15th and market on christmas evening, police officers, terrell james, daniel kubonn didn't know it yet but in for a once-in-a-lifetime experience. >> saw passengers looking around, we know something is going on. >> second passerby told me, hey, i believe somebody is going into labor. >> that person was right. inside a train car in front of concerned passengers and captured on septa surveillance video, one baby couldn't wait any longer. mom was delivering in her seat on the train. >> we went on the scene, we saw the baby getting ready to come out. we went right into action. her husband was there, he helped out, he helped us out, he gave us a shirt off his back, and we wrapped the baby around. >> humbly the officers say they were just in the right place at the right time. but this no doubt was truly a miracle under market street. >> when you talk about

christmas, it is a time for giving, gifting, and just, you know, joyous times. the fact that this woman is going to look back and say in her time of need, to make a joyous occasion, you know, septa police were there to help her. it will be amazing. >> great work by both of these officers. they're both fathers themselves, but say they've never gone through anything like this on the job. they both say they're honored to be a part of this experience, but that they were just doing their job. reporting live in center city, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> i don't know, i this he they went a little above and beyond just doing their job, thank you. beautiful little boy. >> now, septa police chief joked about the unusual delivery by tweeting, for those who have asked, i have waived today's fare for our newest rider. >> great tweet. >> very kind. first one's free becomes you, you know? one and done. >> got to start paying, though. let's get traffic and weather together. good morning. >> good morning, hey, everybody, hammy friday to you. and we expect to see another beautiful day unfold out

there. you know, yesterday was essentially our transition day, but now we're starting to see skies clear nicely. we can expect full sunshine, still, mild, though, you know, a lot of times cold front roll through, leave combed err air behind. not this time, my friends. we have an absolutely crystal clear storm scan3, we haven't really seen much like this on storm scan, in a long time, i feel like there is always cloud cover to track lately. but now it is clear as a bell it, will stay that way. the winds was certainly noticeable to say the least yesterday, if you were out and about in it, you saw wind gusts peaking as high as the low 40's from philly to up mount pocono, atlantic city, so everybody included here. this is just couple of choice locations, allentown, you hit 39-mile per hour mile an hour with a gulls. temperatures have taken hit. winds has slack ends up for you out there. so while it is still a little breezy, to knock back feels-like values, just a smidge here, it is, you know, while it is colder than it was yesterday, it is certainly at least quieter. that's how it will stay through the entire day. 50 degrees are our expected

high in philadelphia, and remember, our normal high for this particular day of the year is about 41, 42 degrees, or so, so still reaking out above average warmth despite the passage of cold front. that's simply because the jet stream still pent up off to the north, high pressure hooking us up here. with the full sunshine, just looking at nice day. that goes for philly, goes for the shore points, goes for the poconos, so whether you're skiing, hitting the beach, perhaps, hey, it is possible. why not? or maybe just doing some shopping, great weather for it, and it looks lick it will continue, vittoria, into tomorrow, too. >> sounds like a plan, i like, that i like to hear that sunshine, and always just nice when the sun reflects inside of the mall, inside-outside, you know? oh, i can feel it now. anyway, let's get outside. unfortunately, i can't really continue the good vibrations as we jump now to delaware county. very active incident scene if you are traveling route one in the northbound direction, approaching 476. as you will notice, police still out and about, it is

affecting this roadway, in a big way, because in this area, this entire intersection, from every angle, coming from the blue route, coming from route one, northbound and southbound, you will notice this activity. so give yourself little more time there. it does seem to be maybe police officer is leaving, which could indicate that they're wrapping things up, one can hope. let's move on, talk about how you are doing on the skunk schuylkill. if you are traveling 76, headed into downtown, headed into your western suburbs, no problems at all, this shot here, not too far away from montgomery drive, pretty nice out there. however, moving our way into north philadelphia, master street closed as a result of an overturned truck. that hit a fire hydrant. at 16th street. so, traveling north philadelphia, your best alternate is to take oxford. looking great if pa, jersey, delaware, things at the airport, all looking fine. back to the desk. >> happening today, the wake for one of two police officers, slain in a ambush in new york, is being held in queens today. investigators say, a mentally disturbed man shot and killed rafael ramos in his patrol car

along with fellow officer wenjian liu last weekends. funeral service set for ramos tomorrow. president joe biden is expected to attends. arrangements for officer wenjian liu are pending. >> demonstrators in california left behind a big mess after protesting violence by police in oakland. in look at the damage here. police say large group of people smashed windows on local businesses and damaged the city's christmas tree during last night's protest. because of the holiday, there were fewer than 40 oakland police officers, to deal with that aftermath. >> meanwhile, about 75 people gathered outside after st. louis church for a peaceful chris mrs. protest. it was organized after the shooting dealt after 18 year old black man, by white police officer earlier this week. officials say that the teen pointed a gun at the officer. this happened in the in a suburb of berkley, just few miles outside of ferguson, missouri where michael brown was shot and killed in august. doctors treating former president george h.w. bush say he's doing well. they say the 41st president is in great spirits, but not

saying how soon he can leave a houston hospital. he experienced shortness of breath earlier this week. his wife, bash, a and son, kneel, visited him on christmas day, at 90 years old, mr. bush is the oldest living former president. a judge has set bail at $100,000 for a woman charged in the hit-and-run in upper merion. police say michelle simons pulled up to the season's 52 restaurant vallet stand on christmas eve. a vallet walk over to help her, when she allegedly grabbed his cell phone. investigators say simons sped away, hitting another vallet with her vehicle. that vallet suffered head injuries. well, the rush to return is on. retailers throughout the area are opening their doors right now getting ready for business. >> not just returns. we'll tell but some of the sales happening today. maybe get little christmas present for yourself. >> also ahead first responders come to the rescue, how police and firefighters saved christmas for a family that were victims of a robbery. that's nice, then the reviews are in, hearing from movie-goers in our area, among

the first to see the controversial film "the interview". >> high, this is lieutenant anne marie, from the in afghanistan, just wanted to wish my family and friends from monroe township, new jersey, a very merry christmas and happy new year. miss y

find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah, discount. my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no. uh-huh-huh! >> josh and march ace plan to salvage the holiday the best way they corks but completely surprised surprised when when they heard a knock at the front door. >> they came through in a big way. >> i got chop sticks, and -- >> we want to do something for this family, make sure these kids have a good christmas. >> oh, they certainly did. now the couple said they had

kept the presents hid never their trunk of their car to keep their four curious children away from the surprise. >> what more could you want? after weeks every drama controversial movie the interview opened on christmas as originally planned, despite threats by north korea "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch stopped by one of those theatres this wilmington zoo see what all of the hype was about. >> thumbs mostly up from crowds leaving the 1:00 p.m. showing of the "the interview" at the pen cinema, though for some the comedy didn't need to be oscar worth worthy for them to come out. >> my mother would have called that definitely b movie. i think i'm more with the identify thea country could try to stop america from putting a movie out. >> federal officials say that was the motive for north korean hackers who were upset leader kim jong un was target of made up assassination plot led by us intelligence. >> cia would love it if you could take it out. >> in retaliation, real life hackers went after sony pictures, company behind the

film leaking sensitive data like staffers private emails, there were also threats of violence at theatres, choose to go run the film, and several movie chains backed out, and sony nearly yanked it, too, until now. >> i feel like as long as we keep it in good fun, spirit, not take it too seriously it, should be fun, just have fun with it. >> a good movie, great movie, all of the factors in in there. >> do you think kim jong un would like it. >> interview also live on line to rent or buy. and this movie goer says he will be watching it again, saying the crude comedy also had sophisticated glide it shows perspective from the side of north korea from what their people see, versus what we actually see it. shows the difference between propaganda, and how we perceive it, how they portray it. >> reporter: after talks with sony, penn cinema said it decided to run "the interview" with extra security run by wilmington police. first showing so strong, nearly sold out n wilmington,

justin finch cbs-3 "eyewitness news". another cyber attack left plenty of gamers disappointed on christmas. a hacker group is claiming responsibility for widespread network problems, report he had by play station, and xbox users. the issues could have also been made worse by gamers because of the increased traffic on the networks during one of the busiest gaming days of the year. >> lots of folks opening those up, only to realize they have issues and can't use them, kate. >> i tough to hear of course. busy day i think for folks just playing with the new toys they got out there. but i got to tell you, if you dot something you can use outside like a football, or something like that, take it outside and use it, work off some of those christmas cookies. we have beautiful day shaping up here, guys. storm scan three totally empty at this point, high pressure still in place for us, or actually building in, i should say, moving from the southwest, cold air pent up well into canada. we can still warm up here today into above average territory on the

thermometer. we go next to what's going on with this pattern. so mile air hanging on for us today, tomorrow, sunday, but changes are waiting in the wings by that point. so expect sunshine today, and tomorrow, and just really good excuses to be outside. but then come sunday we start to seat approach and actual passage of our next cold front. now the thing is, this front will drop to our south, by monday, but there will be area of low pressure developing along it, and depending where that front stalls out, we may be looking at some showers of rain or snow even by monday. it is just a chance at this point. we obviously will keep you posted as things evolve. meantime, just expect nice forecast, it is bright, sunny today, high hitting 50. we drop down to 35 degrees later on tonight, all is calm and clear. and we look forward in the forecast to another nice day tomorrow. by sunday, there will be some showers around. they will be strictly rain showers. but temperatures take a hit by monday, and it is really just back to reality on the thermometer. vittoria? >> isn't that what you don't want to hear after the holidays, book reality?

but you meant it in a good way. >> i did. back to work, back to school. i hear you. >> not that i'm not happy to be here everybody, but just saying. good morning, everyone. you know what i am ' talking about. if you are traveling in delaware county, unfortunately, we do have an accident out and about here, they've told us it is not too serious, but any accident we always take serious. by the looks of it, they're doing a loft clean up. this is route one northbound right at 476. i know little hard to see because the cameras really zoomed n with the amount of flares that we have, and at being tiff that i we've had at this intersection, still in the process of being cleared out of the way. again, northbound route one, in delaware county, at 476. they are still trying to work on clearing that accident out of the way. as we continue, moving now to 422 around trooper. no delays in either direction, really, that's the story everywhere. pa, jersey, delaware, speed censors high up into the 50's on all of the majors. the burlington bristol bridge is open. so, there is no cross-traffic there. keep that in mind. mass trans sit great. no delays at the airport. erika? >> all right, thanks, vet tore

y young couple will be celebrating chris with a birthday party from now on. >> that's because they had a baby yesterday, on septa's market frankford line, in center city, all with the help of some septa police officers. baby boy and his mom are doing fine, we're told, at hahnemann hospital this morning. >> quote the viewing this afternoon for new york ramos, he and his partner ambushed in brooklyn last weekends, that gunman took his own life. >> today is day one of the holiday celebration of kwanzaa. a celebration of family, community, and culture. the theme of today's day one is unity. we'll be right back.

the eagles mover to five and one with a win, but golf four and five and missed playoffs. did i appointing end to promising season, but we'll get them next year. the sixers go for their thirds win in a row tonight out west. they take on the first place trailblazers in portland, game time 10:00 o'clock. back here in the east. number 23, labron james. >> oh, the christmas day return of labron james, to miami, where he won two championships by the way. labron got an ovation and scored 30 points against his old team the heat. but the heat spoiled king james' christmas anyway. dwyane wade had 31 points, and the heat beat the james

cavaliers 101-91. hey, check out the holiday attire as we are calling it on former sixer spencer hawes who wore crazy christmas tree suit on the bench last night in los angeles. sat out last night's game because after knee injury. but inspiring his teammates just by wearing that suit, spreading holiday cheer to all who were in the stands. he was one of last night's trending subjects on twitter, as well. no surprise there. i wonder what the hashtag was? >> amazing suit? >> i'm impressed you. >> really like t how about the white sox? >> you know what? he went for it. maybe he didn't have any red ones? >> black shoes, and doing it up. >> that's just great. all right, well, it sure seems like it was all fun and games in basketball yesterday. wait until you see the at&t happen lists having little too much fun. watch shaquile o'neil, oh, boom, into the tree. pushed into the studio christmas tree by fellow commontator, kenny smith. the two were just kinds of horsing around, half time after last night's warriors

lakers game, things got little rough. little shove there. down he goes. we're told shack is okay. the tree, though, may have suffered some injuries, i'm guessing, and the gift, too. >> did you hear our director? >> no. >> our producer? he said technical foul. ah. >> oh, man, that christmas tree, man, that's just rough. >> he's a big guy. you know what? i think he was running towards the tree then that guy gave him little nudge. >> that's all it was. >> didn't end well for the tree. wasn't quite a white christmas, but katie says jack frost may soon be nipping our nose, her forecast is next. >> also ahead, there are plenty of post christmas sales happening today. we'll tell you all about them, but also, warning for you, before up hit the store. those stories, coming up.

>> i see one of the field cameras, we will it at a shore point, it is an hour early before sunrise comes up, i can already see some light of day. that tells you something, already, being able to see some of the light, indicate that we've just got crystal clear skies out there. soap, we're in for good one. i promise to bring you views throughout the morning. but storm scan, totally empty, as should be with high pressure in place, temperatures as a result have certainly take answer hit. mid 30's generally being reported around many of our local areas here in the live neighborhood network. magnolia, lumberton, drexel hill, list goes on, where you are finding just. that will it will still be above average day. technically, 50 degrees about 8 degrees warmer than it should be, on this particular day of the year in philadelphia, anyway. with bright sunshine, along the way, and lighter winds. just going to be nice day for the standards. by tomorrow, similar

situation, 54 yeast, some sunshine. then come sunday, yes, things starting to go little downhill more, more clouds, will be some rain showers, but not a wash out, do you have outdoor plans or you got err ends that you want to run here leading up to the new week, be able to get them n you might need umbrella along the way. vittoria? >> thank you so much, katie. good morning, everyone, traffic wise, i really can mimic katie, and really tell you that it looks great out there. hopefully we have great day, as we continue further into the morning. but the ben franklin bridge, all of the bridges moving great. burlington bristol bridge has been put back down. so you are finally moving there. but, take a look at the ben. i mean, wide open for you, headed into pa, headed into new jersey, no delays, no problems, awesome out there. ninety-five the same story, 6:30, usually at this time, well, almost 6:30, usually at this time we see nothing but headlight in this shot. but you have brakes there, because really not seeing volume. this is 95 right around girard avenue. really the case everywhere. speed censors, still high up into the 50's, and i just have a feeling, that because it is a friday, and a day after the

holiday, that we're not going to see much traffic. maybe more so, around the area of heading toward king every prussia to do some holiday returns, so on, so for the. but we're great right now. moving our way into north philadelphia, master street closed at 16th, all because of overturned vehicle, hit fire hydrant. so oxford street is your best bet. no delays for mass transit. things at the airport are just fine, nick snow. >> vet tore crashes thanks. some of the cars out on the roads could be early shoppers headed out to take advantage of some great day after christmas sales. >> oh, got to love those. retail requires trying to attract shoppers with great deals, up to 80% off in some stores. you can also expect to save on pretty much everything towed. cherry hill mall getting ready to opens it doors at 7:00 in just a half hour, king of prussia opening at #. >> my happy place. well, if you are returning some gift today, rather than buying some, you may find retailers asking for your i.d. and also, imposing restrictions on certain items. that's because more and more stores are cracking down on fraudulent returns. a survey by the national retail federation says those

fraudulent returns, they'll cost retailers almost $4 billion this holiday shopping season. experts suggest keeping your receipts, and id handy, and just sticking to those return times, too. >> so what are your thoughts on actually returning gifts? do you think it is a good thing to do? if you're not going to use it, best to get what you want? >> tacky? >> i know, you worry about hurting their feelings, you never know? >> true. just don't tell them. >> there you go. solution. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", septa special delivery. january? >> it is a christmas story, this family won't soon forget. mom goes into labor on a subway train. i'm jan carabeo, coming up, we'll show how was there to help, it is all caught on camera. >> a christmas surprise. then, it is also been ten years since the deadly tsunami in indonesia. we'll have a look at how much of the area still recovering. >> and vittoria and katie return, with your traffic and weather together on the 3's. shaping up to be a beautiful day. we'll be right back.

>> two septa transit officers gave one mom riding the subway a very special gift for christmas. >> oh, yes, "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us outside of hahnemann hospital with more on this special delivery. good morning. >> erika, nicole, good morning. what a gift. a special treat for this family, all be it it, had to

happen on the subway, all is well that ends well, right. this is christmas miracle, many people are calling it this morning there is mother and her baby boy, are here in hahnemann hospital, we're told, in good condition, resting this morning, and all of this is thanks in part to a couple of quick acting septa police officers. if you take a look at this video, you can see, this whole thing was caught on camera. you can see right there, this is the moment when the baby was wrapped up, just after it entered the world, this all happened on a septa train that just arrived at the 15th and market station on christmas eve, police got word over the radio, that someone was in need of help, as the cars were pulling in. and as the officers approached that car, concerned passengers actually toll them that the woman was in labor, so they sprung into action. soon after, a healthy baby boy was in their arm, safe and sound. >> we delivered a baby for her, like her christmas present, but it is also like a

blessing and present for myself, first time i experienced something like this. >> reporter: both of those office remembers actually fathers, but of course, never experienced something like this on the job. they say they're both honored to be a part of the experience, but his is just one part of this job that you never know what can happen on. reporting live, in center city this morning, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> what a wonderful thing to experience, though, for the family and those officers, thank you. coming up on 6:33, let's get our traffic and weather together. finally nice sunny day, katy? >> absolutely. >> this will be one of those days that we haven't really seen in a while. i feel like, you nowak i can't even tell you the last time i actually saw storm scan look as it does. and what i mean by that is it is clear as a bell. not one cloud in the sky. we just haven't seen that in a really long time. system after system has rolled through, or any storm that has been in place, has been belabored to move out. it has taken its sweet olds time. as a result now finally high pressure taking control here.

you have got not only quiet radar, but a very empty satellite picture. now, obviously little thin vale of some cloud cover here off to the west, and to the north, but, none that far will mess with us here today. and i can already tell you, we are just shy of an hour away from sunrise, and i can already see some of the light of day. it is very faint, but some of the light of day popping over the horizon on one of the shore cameras. it will only be matter of time before we start to see the beautiful colors and gorgeous sunrise, i can guarantee that here this morning. so 15 degrees in the negative here. you know, that's sort of the trade off when you have nice clear sky as we do. temperatures will drop off that more readily. remember, the atmosphere when you have got cloud cover in place acts essentially as a blank tote trap the heat in. you don't have that when the skies are clear, so the temperatures dropped readily, in tandem with the fact a cold front crossing through, helped these temperatures to get knock back to where they are this morning. but, tech in ily, guys, yes, perception is reality, feels colder, this is still above average for the standards of this time of morning. 38 degrees with modest winds,

still somewhat noticeable, still out there, but it is less than it was yesterday. and as it continues to taper off, high pressure really anchors itself overhead, we're in for wall-to-wall sunshine here, and beautiful day. low, mid, upper's, head toward the lunch hour, and you know not the worse idea if maybe do you have to work today. take a walk on the lunch break. you'll ' have full sunshine to do so, whole day itself really does look phenominal for the standards. 50 degrees in july doesn't sounds so nice, but for late december this is good stuff. we take you through the next couple every days here with area headlines. big story for now just nice. i love brink ago forecast like this specially on friday. monday, new cold front, and behind it the winter chill set to return. so we will talk about what that means for temperatures little later in the show. >> thank you so much, good morning, everyone, right now, you know, i have great news as well. i feel pretty luck bye that. definitely something to be greatful for. because usually this time on a

friday it doesn't look this good. but the day after the holiday, and a lot of folks taking the day off, it is to be expected. vine street expressway, nice bird's eye view of the vine, around the eighth street exit here, no delays in either direction, really that's the same story and that's the same scenario on all of our majors, and not only pa. it is jersey, delaware, just a loft good news out there. this shot reminded me of the polar express for a second. anyway, traveling on the eastbound side of the 30 bypass, i'm just not over the holidays yet. eastbound 30 bypass right around 340, again, another area that we're used to seeing, rush hour delays, nonexistent today. few vehicles out there, but speed censors generally speaking on all of the majors still high up in the 50's, a lot of good news for you this morning. moving our way however into gloucester county because we do have construction on jarvis road, close that road, between prospect avenue and williamstown, aerial road there is will be ongoing until january 10th, so your best

alternate to take beer list crosskeys road travel in the area. also, back into philadelphia, north philadelphia, master street closed at 16th, all balls of an overturned vehicle, hit a fire hydrant here, so your best alternate is oxford street. no delays for mass transit. and things at the airport are great, as well. erika? >> vittoria, thank you. today marks ten years since earthquake triggered tsunami that killed nearly quarter million people. these massive waves slammed into more than dozen countries surrounding the indian ocean. as andrew spencer report, the scars can still be felt in part of southeast asia. >> if you see enough children in the indonesian village, you'll soon realize few of them are older than ten. that's because ten years ago a tsunami killed most of the kids in this village. it also wiped out the village where this boy lived. had been playing soccer on the beach when the waves hit the shore. he was found three weeks later, somehow still alive, still owns the portugal jersey he was born in. >> there was a learning for 21

days, i was alone, i saw dead bodies, and i ate what i found in the sea. >> i am ands from ten years ago were startling. but few can really show the scale of the devestation, more than 1.7 million people displaced, more than 227,000 believed to have died. for weeks photos of the missing analysts of names, papered bulletin boards in tie lands. many of these people were never found. the third largest earthquake ever recorded measured magnitude of 9.1, is believed to have displaced several feet of water across 600 miles of the indian ocean floor, resulting wave grew to be massive, drawing water away from the shore, before hammering the coastlines of 14 countries in southeast asia. a second wave would follow. moving even farther inland. the resulting damage was incomprehensible, ten years later, the damage has been cleaned up, and homes have been rebuilt, but the emotional and psychological

scars remain. andrew spencer, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". 6:38 right now. potential buyer for the former revel casino wants a discount. lawyers for glenn straub filed court papers saying the property should only be sold for 87 million, not the 95 million runner up bid he initially put up. a toronto based firm out bid him, backed out over a dispute. straub says the action was unfair. he wants a judge to deduct $3 million break up fee. a judge is scheduled to consider the sale on january 5th. a family in south florida wakes up early christmas morning to find a car crashing through their home. look at the damage left behind. thankfully no one seriously injured. the 82 year old homeowner said she is thankful to be alive and well, but now she is concerned about how she'll rebuild after losing her home on christmas. >> is it has been condemned, i have to move out. i've lived here 46 years.

i practically raised my family here. no mansion but it was my home. now i don't have a home. >> police are investigating that crash. they say that it may have been caused by a medical issue. >> 6:39 right now. a story you have to see, specially, if you're shopping on line. still ahead, three's on your side with the five mistakes to make it easier for hack tears steel your information. >> then it is a christmas surprise. a set of triplets arrives three months early on christmas. >> wow. >> we'll introduce to you this growing family coming up.

>> love you all, miss you all, hope you have a great holiday. hope he gets home soon. >> me too. >> police searching for gunman who robbed a take out place earlier this morning. investigators say the robber hit the restaurant on north broad street there is happened in fernrock, just before 2:00 this morning. they say he got away in a blue mini-van. there were no injuries. >> two sets of police officers helped deliver a baby yesterday on the market frankford line in center city. mom, and the brand new baby boy, are doing fine, they're at hahnemann hospital this morning. >> and, today's the first day of kwanzaa. the annual celebration of family, community, and culture. each day has a theme, and the theme of day one is unity.

the celebration of kwanzaa runs through january 1st. coming up on 6:43, if you missed the sun, weaver good news, right? >> absolutely, we can expect to see some much nicer weather, or brighter weather i feel like better way of putting that. we start things off with another christmas sort of scene for you here, throw another statistic up. we know how warm it was yesterday. in fact, ended up hitting 56 degrees. can you guess what time that happened? pretty early on. give you the hint. it happened about the same time santa was making his rounds, around the 1:00 a.m. hour. if you recall from yesterday, temperatures were just declining all day, so we hit that hi, right about as we were kick starting the day. the record is 68. setback in 1964, so we weren't quite there. but it was still a day that will certainly go down as one that we rear for having been so warm, so windy for that matter. storm scan3, though, quiet, clear as a bell. we're going to be in for absolutely gorgeous sunrise, already starting to see some of the light of day popping over the horizon as we speak.

little cloud cover, up across portions of pennsylvania, up-state new york, but high pressure really just ruling the roost as i like to say, nice large dome setting up allowing for clearing skies, a lightening wind, and actually going to ends up with a cold front that crosses through, but two straight days every beautiful weather to enjoy before that happens. so let's jump you here into future weather, specifically saturday night, 10:00 p.m. the the time stamp. still clear skies, by sunday things obviously change, start to see the clouds build in, rain starts to pick up, not wash out, though, just cloudier more than anything, with rain showers that move through with this front, which is relatively weak in moisture, but will pacca punch of cooler air for us, and see dose of reality beyond that point. now, temperatures cooler from yesterday, philadelphia, 33, atglenn, 30 delays, both in newark delaware, notice two different readings, so one of those of those example, might

be in the same location see something totally different. based on cloud cover, based on how many trees are in your backyard, that casino every thing can actually have impact on the localized temperature, 50 meanwhile is our expected hi, not bad for late december standards. and with bright sunshine r light wind, just good nice day, enjoy it, mainly clear, all is calm here tonight certainly all is bright here earlier on in the day, we keep it bright right through tomorrow. expecting though the temperatures to finally take a hit, by monday, there is a question mark on showers, because there is an area of low pressure developing on the tail end of the front, that's going to cross through, maybe some rain or snow, but it is just a maybe at this point. vittoria, over to you. >> thank you so much, katie. good morning, everyone, still beautiful ride on all of the majors, i feel like i can pretty much kick my feet up in the traffic center, because there is really not too much to talk about if anything, 476, ridge, traveling in the stretch, in problems. really that's the story

traveling around mid-county, around the schuylkill, just wide open space for you there. ninety-five, same story around girard. we saw the sunrise in the background here, isn't that pretty? just take it in. you feel it? if you are traveling elsewhere, i mean, really, it is beautiful. speed censors high up in the 50's, not only in pa, it is jersey, delaware, just a lot of good news, all around the map here. and it is definitely a great way to spend your friday, off, if you are doing, that or maybe headed to do some shopping around the malls area, not open yet, but most part traveling well. unfortunately north philadelphia we do have overturned vehicle, closing master street at 16th. all because of a vehicle hit fire hydrant there, pretty serious intersection, it is quite active. so best alternate oxford street. no delays for mass transit. things at the airport are also looking great.

erika? >> svelt tore crashes thank you. today is a big day to cash in on holiday sales a loft shoppers sending out to spend the gift cards. >> if you plan on staying inside, doing some shopping on line perhaps, there are some things you need to know b julie watts has tips from security experts, to help keep your information safe. >> good place to grab a cough eye. might want to think twice before shopping on line at a place with public wyfi. >> it someone can find a way to compromise that keck, they now can see what you're doing as well as everybody around you. >> security perth says shopping via public wyfi one of the top five cyber security mistakes people will make this holiday season. from to shop on the go, he says, turn your wyfi off, use your cell phone data network. >> they need to encrypt all of the voice communications, therefore inch crept all of the data connections, too. >> mistake two, using a old version of your browser. the browser is the icon you click to use the internet, explorer, fire fox, chrome. most update automatically, but to check if you're using the

most current version go to www.what browser.org. other mistakes? clicking on pop up ads, and searching for anything with the word cheap. the results could lead to you site led by counterfeiters without proper security protocol. which prince us to mistake five. forgetting the look for the s. never enter your credit card number or personal information unless the website address starts with https. that s stands for security, and could be the difference, between checking off your holiday list, and letting a crook use your card to check off theirs. julie watts, cbs news, san francisco. >> good advice there. >> agreed. >> 6:48. let's see what's coming up on cbs this morning. >> anthony mason joins us live from new york with that preview. good morning, anthony. >> good morning, merry day after christmas, thousands saw "the interview" this christmas, talk with the new york times media editor how sony ended up being a test

case that could actually change the way movies are released. plus an american held in a prison released after four month ordeal. debra with the roadblock standing in the way of her return home. and, jill schlessinger will be here in studio 57 how retailer it this holiday season. and whether shoppers can expect those big after-christmas discounts. the news is back in the morning, we'll see you knawl about ten minute. >> all right. thank you so much. >> thank, anthony. we'll be right back. >> first though here's a look at what's coming up tonight on cbs-3.

good morning, hammy friday, hopefully you have the time to enjoy this weather we have to serve up today. outside, the sun officially doesn't come up until 20 minute after 7:00. hello gorgeous from, did we look it up yet, barbara streisand we know. >> funny girl. >> i believe it is funny girl. gee with. that will funny girlment folks from the control room know this movie. look at this. gorgeous. isn't it beautiful? i promised you, yep, and there it is. >> you delivered. >> drink it in. it always goes down smooth, am i right?

>> oh, ya. >> let's take you next to storm scan3, which is quiet, empty, just like we like t we haven't seen it like that in a really long time. where it is just that crystal clear sky to allow for such beautiful colors for this morning's sunrise, so, if you get that chance, head to your east facing window, check it out, looking just beautiful out there. ski forecast, definitely little milder than perhaps the ski bunnies are hoping for, but still very nice out there oe out on the slopes here today, tomorrow, come sunday, rain showers move in, and we will actually see that across the board here on sunday specifically. still, milder than average for philly, too. these are the philly temperatures we're showing you here. mid 50's tomorrow, still with the sun by sunday, clouds still building, courtesy of the next approaching and passing cold front. that's where the showers will come from. and once that cold front crosses through, by monday, we do start to see the temperatures take a hit. vittoria, over to you? >> thank you so much, katie. i'm still drunk off that sunshine. that's beautiful sun shine, wasn't it?

really traveling on all of the majors right now, weaver great news in the traffic department. things wide open for you, no problems, no delays, roosevelt boulevard moving well, this was the prettiest shot that we could finds really just sort of piggyback off of katie's gorgeous sunset, ben franklin bridge, no problems, no delays. it is beautiful out there. the rest. bridges moving well. speed censors high up in the 50's on every single major you have. not only in pa, but jersey, delaware, i think i just repeated myself, but true. i don't have too much to talk b that's the good news here. unfortunately, traveling north philadelphia, this is something to talk about. and something to avoid, if you can. master street closed at 16th all because after accident involving an overturned vehicle. hit a fire hydrant. so your best alternate to take oxford street if that's where you're headed this morning. elsewhere moving onto 422 eastbound we have some construction between stowe and route 100, ongoing for quite some time. and will be one lane until early january. no delays for mass transit. things at the airport are great. >> thank. three times the surprise,

three month ahead of schedule. >> lebanon county couple woman coupled not one, not two, but three newborns this christmas. courtney tash went into labor last weekend and delivered two girls and a boy on christmas morning, at hershey medical center. courtney and her husband, justin, already have two children. >> i'm excited. i just want to get him home after courtney had him for so long, you know, i just want to get him home, have her home, since they're all health. >> i great to hear that. the fire from myerstown, about 80 miles northwest of philadelphia. the triplets weren't due until february. but doctors say mom and all of those babies are doing just fine, and overnight, three more children in your family. >> my goodness, that bridges them to five? >> five. >> that's a packed house. congratulations. >> coming up in just a couple of minute, we'll bring you nor local local news weather and traffic on sister station "cw philly". heading to holiday party, perhaps, wore bid who will watch your kids on new years

eve? that's a concern every mine, coming up next, high tech help for finding a babysitter. >> also the latest what's being called possible christmas day hack. widespread president, gaming networks, hacker group has claimed responsibility. >> you can find us ... >> we're all over the place. >> and reminder to join us bright and early every weekday morning, we start things off at 4:30, right here on cbs-3. next on cbs this morning, potential exposure at the cdc involving ebola, raising questions about the safety measures at that agency. plus, we'll have more on the anti-police protests nationwide. >> continue follow your local news weather and traffic turn now to sister station the "cw philly" where "eyewitness news" will continue after this break.

good morning, it's friday december 26, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." "the interview" is finally released in theaters and on demand. did sony stumble upon a new way to distribute films? police protests turn violent in oakland. plus, a special christmas delivery for one family. a woman gives birth on a philadelphia subway. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >> no dictator is going to tell me what second-rate comedy i can't see. >> enthusiastic americanre