talk about a stunning birth announcement, mark zuckerberg introduced his new daughter to the world and promises to give away the the vast majority of his wealth. this is pretty cool. we're talking billions of dollars. we will let you know how he and his wife hope their generous donation will be used. first though it is another dreary start to the day, there is a lot of fog out there, kind of hard to see the top of the sky scrapers in center city and more rain on the way, unfortunately but eventually it will move out, right katie. >> eventually. >> we will get to day out of the the way and then better days ahead. >> that is true. look at the the sky line. come on. our hump day has become our slip and slide. >> yes, true. >> i like that. >> it sound like thursday and friday will be better. >> we're sliding in this guys. >> it looks like weather will be so much nicer by that point too. >> all good things moving

forward but today, exactly, we will start off with the the bad news. storm scan, you know, it doesn't look all that impressive right now does it the? until we put things in motion and throw a satellite on top of it. it is a dreary start to the day. one zoom out on storm scan shows moisture creeping our way this looks identical to how it did yesterday with the heavier bash to the southwest making a beeline toward delaware valley and by midday we will see a heavier batch of rain we think pick up across the region. so for now it is mainly fog and mist, and spray from vehicle, but that said we're stig stuck with this frontal boundary and moisture it has to offer up and until it clears out of here, we will to have dodge showers, pretty much anytime today, if not pockets of heavier rain. other issues is the visibility, the entire length of the i-95 from wilmington through the city and up to trenton is under a mile visibility right now. so that i would say is the the number one concern for your travels, but you're going to be dealing with the wet

weather regardless. the here's a good synopsis of what the day has in store. period of rain any time. patchy fog, areas have of mist to go witt. it is not raining the at any given moment it might that be fine mist because it is a saturated air mass. poor visibility because of it. slower travel. ponding on the roads. it the is led to lane closures which meisha will discuss but this is an all day event, again, i mean i know you are sick of this storm but it is a big storm and it means time to get out of here. the the good, i guess you can say one bright spot of this forecast is that these temperatures are well above average. we will eke out the a high of 50 degrees. we're pretty much already there. so temperatures can only go up from here, meisha, one bright spot. >> yes, 58 degrees by 3:00. i will take any amount of rain for 58 degrees in december. any amount, stay with me here. 422, taillights moving eastbound direction of troop are road. new ramps in this area. they opened yesterday. that is good news. you can see volume levels are starting to pick up, on 422 the at trooper road.

the the blue route headlights moving in the southbound direction at route one, same thing here, volume levels are just now starting to pick up a little will bit. as we move through the morning we will see this progress toward the 6:00 o'clock hour a lot of people will be leaving their homes earlier today, because we are dealing with those slippery wet conditions out there. interstate i-95, headlights moving in the southbound direction at the airport looking g volume levels increasing a little bit right now but no major delays at the the airport which is good news when we are dealing with any weather medical events. airport road is closed between 95 and mcarthur road. use an alternate basin road to to upon the highway. another area of flooding in new jersey, route 38 westbound ramp to route 130, that left lane is still block, another update in five minutes. nicole, over to you. meisha, thank you. facebook founder and ceo mark zuckerberg announced a generous gift as he and his wife welcomed a new baby girl in the world. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is here with us and we're talking bye a pretty big

donation. >> we're talking about them pledging $45 billion, that is with a b over the course of their lifetime. that is vast majority of their wealth. of course, they made this announcement the in the form have the letter posted to facebook. in it it is explaining why they have chosen to advance their work in such a big way n a touching letter to their new born daughter posted to facebook on tuesday, mark zuckerberg and his wife doctor priscilla chan pledged to donate 99 percent of facebook shares or $45 billion to charity over the course of their lives. the the goal, to make the world a better place for baby max. we know this is a small contributions compared to all of the resources and towns of those already working on the issues the couple wrote but we want to do what we can work ago long side many others. couple further explained their mission in the the pretaped interest right before their daughter's birth. >> one of the things so people don't get sick anymore, feel more inclusive, welcoming

communities. >> can people in the the next generation learn and experience hundred times more things then we can. >> reporter: zuckerberg joins the growing list of the wealthiest americans including warren buffet and bill gates promised to go give away a bulk of their fortune to charity. >> it the is a signal to many who have significant wealth, want to make a difference, that you can do it in your lifetime. >> reporter: zuckerbergs hope their donation will help human potential but promote equality, writing if you feel you will get to prison rather than college because of the color of your skin or your family will be deported because of your legal status, then it the is difficult to reach your full potential. now the the couple has set up the chan/zuckerberg initiative that will manage the money they will donate to charity. it will focus on learning, curing disease and building stronger disease a lot can be done. >> incredible chester, for sure but what do you think it means for his role and ceo of

facebook. he said giving up 99 percent of their shares. >> reporter: they addressed that. he plans to remain ceo of facebook for many, many years to come but it the will take sometime, obviously to donate these shares and that in doing this now he can create the the most good, by starting early rather than wait until later. he plans to give more details later on in a couple months after his paternity leave. >> wow, beautiful gesture though what a lesson for their daughter. >> reporter: absolutely. >> jan thanks, appreciate it. time is 5:36. in business news this morning, wall street's new month is going pretty well so far. money watch's jill wagner joins us from the the new york stock exchange with more, jill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. pretty big start to decber. traditionally a strong month for the markets. dow jones rose 168 points yesterday, and the nasdaq was up 47. yahoo may put its search engine up for sale. wall street journal says yahoo's board will meet the today to talk about selling its core internet business

which has been had shrinking. that could set in motion a deal for yahoo to also sell massive stake in chinese e commerce giant alley bob back to alibaba itself. americans didn't just scene up the hottest toys and tech gifts on black friday but they went shopping for guns. this black friday was the the biggest ever for gun sales. fbi says more than 185,000 americans underwent background checks, required before a customer can buy a firearm that is 5 percent more than last year. another high end new york city restaurant is saying no, to tipping. starting in january, 11 madison park will raise prices and ban tipping in order to pay staff higher wages. earlier this year new york restaurants owner danny myers said he would get rid of the tipping at his restaurants at 11 madison park though lunch and dinner will cost you $295, service included. >> nicole. >> well, that is still a pretty penny but i am wondering what the the waiters

and waitresses have to say about that. >> reporter: again, i'm wondering if this is in five years what all restaurant will be doing. the it will be interesting to go see how this much contactes on. >> it seems to be trending at this point, jill thanks, we appreciate it. there is another report this morning of a whoever board bursting into flames. cbs news reporter don champion shows us one user has cell phone footage of his burning device. >> what is going on, dude. >> reporter: this is not the how timothy cade took a joy ride on his self balancing scooter would end on friday but moments after getting on the so-called whoever board he was calling for help. >> i came outside, turned it on, and i came down the sidewalk and not even probably a hundred feet and it exploded, boom. >> reporter: and he is not alone. >> the the whoever board is still here. >> reporter: louisiana jessica horn says that the popular transportation device is the the reason that she won't have have a home this holiday.

>> i just seen sparks just shooting like a fire work and before i had time to say that it was on fire, house was on fire, to scream, the entire middle of the board just puff, i mean, hit rally withly exploded. >> reporter: horn bought the the device for his son's birthday last movement her local fire department is now investigating. while there have not been any recall issues whoever boards have been at center of at least one warning, last month in the uk the london fire department, warned users to keep watch over the devices while they charge as a responding to two fires. timothy cade says he still want another one. >> it the is tough, they are really fun but would i take more precautions. >> reporter: consumer products safety commission says consumers should report any product safety issues. don champion for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". still to come on "eyewitness news" we are updating this morning's top stories including latest on

the search for missing mother and her young daughter. police don't let your heating bills sore when temperatures tumble. three on your side with the easiest, cheapest ways to make your home energy efficient. also a new job for jerry seinfeld we have word where the comedian is taking his act now. say what? some parents are coming up with pretty unique names for their babies. you have to hear is what inspiring them coming up next, stay with us.

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we don't make sausage. we make family. and sausage. here is today's headlines on cbs 36789 search continues for vineland mother, 34 year-old neidy ramirez and her three month-old daughter genesis this were last seen friday and saturday her family, found her suv on route 55. overnight a man is beaten, robbed and stripped of his clothing near getty station at broad and york. he is in the hospital but no word on his condition. right now police are looking for several male suspects. the philadelphia 76ers, get their first win of the season, topping the the

lakers, 103 -91, of course, ending their record long losing streak, that is a good thing. fans honored lower merion alumni kobe bryant who played his last hometown game before retirement. mild weather we have had this fall means most of us will probably have lower heating bills but still good idea to get your home ready. in this weeks angie's list report jim donovan looks at some things you can do to stay warm and save money when temperatures fall. >> reporter: many people think getting rid of the old furnace and upgrade to go an energy efficient model will save them money but energy experts say that is not necessarily the case. >> there is no reason to upgrade to a high efficiency furnace if there is something wrong with your duct work in the attic. >> reporter: ceiling leaks is easiest and least expensive way to improve your home energy efficiency but you don't necessarily need special tools to find these leaks. >> turn on your clothes dryer, your bat exhaust events and

your kitchen exhaust event and go around every where in the home and feel information cold air leaks. best time to do this is on a very cold day. >> reporter: once you feel any leaks, then shift your focus to the heating system. >> bigger user of energy in your home is h va c system so proper maintenance will save your money. change your filter each month and get a furnace tune up. >> reporter: insulation is another key, ten to 12 inches in your attic any more than that may not be cost effective. if you use a space heater be careful. improper use makes up the the second leading cause of home fires, rubbing them constantly will heat you hard in the wallet. >> a 15-dollar space heater, running 24/7 could add over a hundred dollars a in tour bill. >> meanwhile for more advice on improving your home's energy efficiency visit cbs philly.com/angie's list. i'm jim donovan. all right. well, katie we are dealing with colder temperatures, just

yet but more rain is on the way. >> absolutely, it the is that clammy cool feeling to the atmosphere even though it is technically well above average. we're almost 10 degrees above the normal with the expected high. so lets go out there and check with our eyewitness weather watcher network a lot of temperature readings right new through new jersey and delaware in the low to mid 50's. that is no the bad at all. it is already where we were top off for daytime highs. ever so cooler depending on location, a place like a nottingham will where fran is checking in at that 47 degrees, but still it is cool outside. he however is dealing with some very dense fog. so much so he put tonight all caps. he has a half mile visibility there. meanwhile you are not finding it every where. we will go next to kerry, hoist report agent this point mount laurel 53 degrees but in fog here. that is essentially the the story. it will be somewhat patchy in nature but when it comes up on you, it will come up on you quick and you will lose that visibility. keep that in mind, visibility, it is kind of the issue this morning but eventually with

time we will see more rain build in. there is rain out there you have mist from the vehicles, you have definitely got the spray out there as well and that is going to be the the story for the the rest of the morning. the heavier batch of rain is also on the move being drawn north along the leading edge of our cold front. and when that gets here and what it will bring is a heavier pocket of rain to slow you down further. we need this cold front to cross complete thely before we're totally done with the storm. here's the cold front draped all the way back to the western gulf of mexico. area of low pressure with this storm will bypass us to the north so we do not have to worry about any kind of really cold air invasion behind this but it is a cold front. it will live up to its name and it will income our temperatures reading back. school day forecast you can imagine it wasn't an awesome grade for a day like this we will still give you a pass at the a d plus but that is worst you can be without failing, right? so, expect that you will need the glushes, umbrella, send the kid out there with the

rain gear and by tomorrow you will still want a coat for kid but sun will shine and that is the story, meisha right through the the rest of the seven day. >> yes. >> d plus is not good, katie. >> no. >> thank you for that. >> no, it is not. good morning, everyone. happy hump day if you are just waking up with us. we are happier here. we don't like to be the bearer of bad news saying it is wet, rainy, foggy out there but it is indeed. we have an accident schuylkill westbound at west of the conshohocken curve causing significant delays, you have lost that left lane because of that accident, yes, this will be slow. this is backup camera for you. this is schuylkill westbound at the conshohocken curve and you can see already just a string of vehicles pulling up to where that accident is, putting on their breaks and closer you get to that accident you are not moving. if you have to take a area like this you have to give yourself extra time. disable vehicle, schuylkill westbound ramp to the northbound blue route that left lane is blocked. that will in the help with that congestion levels in and around that area flooding in

new jersey, route 38 westbound ramps to route 130, that left lane is still closed, and speed restrictions on the betsy ross bridge and walt whitman bridge still in place, 35 miles an hour, due to that fog, so overall it will be a busy morning, nicole, over to you. well, two word, new gig for comedian jerry seinfeld. seinfeld is returning to his stand up routes with a inly show in new york. comedian will perform at beacon theater in a residency called jerry seinfeld home stan. shows begin in january and tickets go on sale next week. word is break up for actor courtney cox and johnny mcdade. people magazine reports they ended their 18 month engagement. actress and snow patrol guitar player dated six months before a announcing their engagement last year. they were last seen in public together in august when the actress was made of honor in jennifer aniston wednesday to go justin. stop what you are doing and watch this. you have to see this it the

could be the shot of the year in college basketball but it didn't happen during a game and a player didn't even take the shot. check out this shot, he just nailed a half court shot using a towel of all things he is a manager for oklahoma state mens basketball team and he tweeted the video and wrote i'm good with the towel but don't call me cowboys. maybe they should let him play during the game. cowboy to superstar athlete, i like it, nice shot. new list of the most popular baby names for 2015 has just been released. there are some familiar names near the top of the ranking for baby center.com. sophia is number one on the list for girl name, in the sixth straight year, followed by apple, olivia and ava. on the the boy side jackson held on to the top spot for third year in the row, aiden, liam and lucas were popular and now here's where it gets weird, okay. some names are actually being

inspired by filters and editing tools on instagram. check this out baby center said luckies 75 percent more popular than last year. other popular names are ludwig, juno and vallensa. >> yes. >> interesting inspiration. don't forget you can help spread holiday joy this year, our joy of sharing toy fest campaign is underway, just buy a new unwrapped toy and bring it to one of our drop off locations. you can find a full list of locations at cbs philly.com/toy fest. stay with us. we will be right back.

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chicago police chief is fired amid angry protest over response to the deadly shooting involving a white police officer and black teenager. mayor rahme map you'll asked gary mccarthey to resign as illinois attorney general and called on the federal to investigate handling of that shooting. speculation over mccarthey's replacement the has now growing and turned towards our police commissioner charles ramsey. >> gary is a good man and i hate to see him leave.

i know things are a little difficult right now in chicago to say the least but no, it is way too soon for anybody to speculate about anything. my plans are to retire, first of the year and that has not changed. >> ramsey is a chicago native and spent 26 years with the chicago police department. a fuel tanker catches fire on a southern california freeway tying up traffic for miles. that tanker was carrying 8700 gallons of fuel when one of the tires reportedly caught on fire. the driver though escaped unharmed. and check out this close call for a police officer in kentucky, driving down the road when a deer suddenly slammed into the hood of his car, that is frightening, and flipped on over. i know it looks bad but amazingly the deer shook it off, got backup and ran from the woods. the officer's car suffered some damage to the front headlights. well, a family offing eagles fans, in texas, say that they are okay that a burglary suspect took flight after break nothing to their

home. that family proudly showing off their eagles paraphernalia. it is no surprise that another bird, tried to nest in their home while they were a way. neighbors her the commotion and called police and the family was really surprised. >> i'm like, a what? a bird, a hawk. i was like, well, that is good and bad i guess, right. >> the house was okay and wasn't a whole lot of damage. the bad news is the culprit flew the coupe. he got out of there. coming up next on "eyewitness news", katie will let us know when this rain gets out of here. plus a touching sight when a wreath is laid at every single grave site at arlington national cemetery but this year that tradition is in jeopardy. one woman's medical nightmare symptoms she suffered for years and why she's blaming breast implants. we will have her story coming up

a south jersey family desperate for answer this is morning after a young mother and her three month-old baby, vanish. we're live in vineland with the latest clues in that case. new this morning, the search for suspects after a man is robbed, beaten, and stripped near a gas station in north philadelphia. we will have details.

and another rainy day to day, you could be dealing with some fog on your commute as well but katie says even of the wet weather is in sight. that is good news there. it is wednesday, december 2nd good morning to you so glad you are with us, i'm nicole brewer. we are getting started with check of weather and traffic. what can be dreary when you have these lovely ladies. >> strictly in the eye of the beholder, isn't it, katie. >> happy hump day, we don't like to be bearer of bad news but fog is playing an issue on your morning commute. it is wet out there. >> yep. >> we have a couple crashes to tell you about and flooding. katie, take ate way and i'll pick it up later. this weather playing ae. significant role in how it will impact your commute this morning. we will start off by talking temperatures, however. we will look at the time line of the temperature graph here. it has been a very mild start to the month of december so far. at this point of the year on this particular day the average high is