the police department announces missing person investigation has now become a double homicide and recovery investigation. >> we begin this noon, tragic turn in the search for missing mother and her baby in vineland. police say baby ramirez, p year yield old daughter murdered, in custody. good afternoon, "black friday", leaving a family

desperate, for answers. new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live for us at vineland police department, with more on this tragic story, cleve? >> reporter: nicole, who would kill a mother and her infant baby? police say in this case they believe it was an ex-boyfriends. he's now in custody, they say he's cooperating and has helped them dis cover the two bodies, in fact, police say that all the of the key pieces respect information are coming together in this double homicide investigation. >> very funny person, very fun, very likes to smile, like to joke around a lot. this is just not like her at all. >> family of 34 year old nina ramirez has felt there was foul play in her disappearance over the weekend. they last saw her thanksgiving night, then were notified by a family friend on saturday that her suv was abandoned on route 55 north of vineland in gloucester county. when she didn't show up for work monday, they filed a missing person's report. her three month old daughter

genesis was also missing. as police try to track down anyone with close connections to ramirez, an exboyfriend came to the police station late tuesday afternoon. thirty-four year old ricardo santiago, who has five year old child with ramirez, is allegedly responsible for the deaths. >> voluntarily came in, and through questioning the investigation broke open and he was charged last night. >> police say questioning santiago led to discovery of media and jennies bodies in re mode and undisclosed location. >> western cumberland county. they believe he killed mom and daughter friday but won't say why. >> they were co-parent, and it appears there was some sort of dispute going on. >> do you know which day that happened? >> we believe friday. >> i talk to ramirez's sister, she says that family is too upset right now to talk to the media, although they're devastated by the deet of media and genesis, do feel some sense of relief that the two bodies have been found.

autopsies still for today. as for santiago, being held on $1 million bail in a arraignment tomorrow. reporting live in vineland, cleve cleve bryan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> so tragic, clever, thank you. new video has surfaced showing sixers rookie jahlil okafor involved in another fight in boston. the video released by "tmz" shows evidence of a second violent confrontation. last week "tmz" released another video of okafor fighting outside boston night club november 25th. the 19 year old has since apologized for that incident. "tmz" says the fight shown in in the new video occurred after the first altercation. boston police tells "eyewitness news" that they are actively investigating the incident that was portrayed in the video last week, boston police said they are aware of the video released today encourage anyone involved to make a report so they can add it to the original investigation. two people killed in a crash involving a school bus in southampton burlington county yesterday have been identified. police say 49 year old driver,

michael rowsoto and passenger sean mc naught on when their road collide wad bus holding a swim team. student taken for minor injuries. and police are still investigating what caused that crash. >> all right, the rain, still hanging around, doesn't seem like this storm system wants to let up, not yet. let's get a check on the forecast with katie fehlinger, hoping it moves out at least maybe tonight, katy? >> that's definitely the timing on this one, nicole. okay, so looking at basically 48 hour window now of one storm system that has just been plaguing with us more rain, and certainly, we're still dealing with some fog out there, but the worse that far low-lying cloud cover thankfully now lifting out of here. in fact, our very first shot i'll take you out to is a look from "skycam 3". you couldn't make out any of liberty place in the last say five, six hours or so, because of how thick that fog was. let's go ahead, throw the current conditions over top of the shot why don't we, 56 degrees the current

temperature at philadelphia international airport. very, very light wind. but it is ever so slightly stronger, than what it was earlier this morning, so as that wind has pick up somewhat, and as the sun although not seeing much of the sun, has risen, we've had chance to get some that far fog out of here. storm scan3 certainly showing some signs of life. at least the western half of our shot here featuring the rain, at the moment, you are generally just stuck in the clouds through most of delaware and the state of new jersey, at least the local portion of new jersey here in our viewing area, but the visibility is still a little less than ideal specially through the pinelands, especially shore points like a.c. airport for example, down to near zero visibility. so the general synopsis is this, reduced visibility continues, areas of mist, periods of rain most notably off to the west, but likely still finds that really at any time, the rest of the day, and anywhere for that matter. these temperatures are the one bright spot we've got in the forecast, though, 61 the expected high down the shore points, and here in philadelphia. 59 degrees. and nicole that's certainly well above average for the

standards, but does still feel kind of clammy outside. >> little dreary, katie, thanks. you can track the weather any time on line just download the cbs-3 weather app, available on itunes and google play. right now, the search is on for the arm robby police say struck multiple gun kin donuts here in our area. police say, this man robbed a dunkin' donuts on stenton avenue, in east mt. airy twice in the past few weeks. most recently on monday. day before, he struck another dunkin' donuts on old york road, in elkins park. he got away with cash and all three instances. if you have any information, call police. a man is recovering this noon, after being robbed and beat never north philadelphia. police say the victim was also stripped by his attackers, happened about 2:30 near the getty station at broad and york streets. police are looking for four to six suspects. if you have any information, please call police. about 200 troops will soon be sent to iraq to heff defeat isis. special operations forces will launch raids from a northern

iraqi city. now, their mission will be to capture isis leaders and gather intelligence. correspondent charlie dagada reports now from london. >> the pentagon has announced that about 200 special operations forces will be deployed to the northern iraqi city city, from there, they'll conduct raids in both iraq and syria. >> defense secretary, ash carter, told congress, the new forces will help gather intelligence, and hunt down isis leaders. >> important capability, puts everybody on notice. >> in advance, aimed at the iraqi's themselves. iraq's prime minister, says his forces were capable of defeating isis, without the help of foreign combat troops. secretary of state, john kerry, said the iraqi's were fully briefed. >> we will continue to work

very closely on exactly who would be deployed, where they would be deployed. >> iraqi military appears poised to face a critical test. the take-back of the city of ramadi. tv announcements have warned civilians in ramadi to evacuate their homes immediately. while isis militants are reportedly threatening to kill anybody who tries. charlie dagada, cbs news. well, the latest presidential polls are out with a frontrunner's widening their leads on the democratic side, former secretary of state, hillary clinton, gets 60% of voters, double vermont senator bernie sanders 30%. on the gop side, donald trump widens his lead 27% of registered voters say they would pick trump. marco rubio comes in second with 17%, doctor ben carson dropped to third with 16%, texas senator ted cruz also gets 16 press of the vote and meantime we're seeing some funny out takes from a cruz

political ad shoot. take a look. >> start looking the at me. >> he had a dream and -- >> enjoyed -- >> i'm ted cruz. we approve this message. >> so, cruz posted that video out take on youtube. casino after interesting insight into how political ads are made. and help the cruz family interact. i think somebody has a cold thereon set. a lot of coughing going on. >> all right, 12:09. sixers fans have a lot to be excited about this noon, after the team finally wins a game this season against the lakers last night. the sixers put end to the longest losing streak in the history of major professional sport in the country. can you believe it. defeating the lakers 103 to 91. a lot of fans also at the game to bid farewell to lakers star and lower merion native kobe bryant. >> number 24, kobe bryant.

>> on your feet, bryant enjoyed his first of many standing ovation for one of the last pro games in philadelphia. sixers gate doctor jay, and once the game got started scored the linc ers first nine points, he had 20 on the night. >> all right, coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", we'll tell you the deer is okay. but check out this unbelievable video from a police dash cam. showing what many of us are facing on area roadways. deer, just running on the highway, a lot of instances into cars. we'll tell you what happened to that car coming up next. >> also, facebook founder mark zuckerberg introduces his new baby girl, and says, she's changing his world, so he wants to change ours. his generous announcement, that's next.

take a look at this, very close call for an application officer, in kentucky. there it is. goodness, that officer was driving down the road when a deer suddenly slams into the hood of his car and flips right over. now,mazingly that deer just kind of shook it off and got back up and ran away into the woods. now officers' car didn't fair quite as well, it suffered some damage to the front headlight. but oh, goodness, poor dear. well, mark zuckerberg and his wife are advancing their philanthropic work, inspired by their newborn daughter giving 99% of their facebook stock to charity witness news reporter jan carabeo tells us more about the generous donation. >> in a touching letter to their newborn daughter, post today facebook on tuesday, mark zuckerberg, and his wife, doctor priscilla chan, pledged

to donate 99% of their facebook shares roughly $45 billion to charity over the course of their lives. the goal to make the world a better place for baby max. we know this is a small contribution, compared to all of the resources and towns of those already working on these issues, the couple wrote, but we want to do what we can working alongside many others. the couple further explained their mission in a pre taped interview before their daughter's birth. >> you know, what does it take to make it so people don't get sick any more, build more inclusive and welcoming communities. can people in the next generation learn and experience 100 times more things than we can. >> zuckerberg, now joins a growing list of the wealthiest americans, including warren buffet, bill gates, promise to go give away a bulk of their fortune to charity. >> it is a signal to many who have significant wealth, want to make a difference, that you can do it in your lifetime. >> the zuckerberg's hope their

donation will not only advance human potential but also quality, writing if you fear eulogia to prison rather than college because of the color of your skin, or that your family will be deported because of your legal status, then it is difficult to reach your full potential. now, zuckerberg saidel remain the ceo of facebook for many many years to come, just wanted to start donating sooner rather than laterment some of the cause this is donation will go to include education, curing diseases, builder stronger communities. i'm jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> man, what a wonderful contribution. nice people. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news", big news from acta sandra bullock, she is adding to her family. we'll have the first photo for you. best italian restaurant in the nation right here in our area. and another one made the top 20. we'll have the details on where to get good food coming up. katy? >> i'm feeling like it is lunchtime nicole. we can expect to see some wet weather for the rest of the day, very large very sluggish storm system still here. but we will track this for

you, and i'll tell you what -- when it fine lie leaves coming up.

>> time out america, the best italian restaurant in the country, vetri. , as one in a lifetime. that award comes just few weeks at mark vetri agreed sell most of the restaurant to urban outfitters. hey, another local spot, zap old i, in collingswood, ranked 20th, on the list.

so, you know, couple of great spots here. >> i do not have italian background, trying to figure out what's the pronunciation of this restaurant. yes, let us know if you know for sure. >> if you're on twitter let me know, how do you pro mounds this? >> commercial break puzzle for us. >> either way i want to try t. >> absolutely. >> so, very exciting. >> and it is lunchtime and i am hungry. so let's get to the weather. >> let's move it right along. >> grilled cheese and tomato soup kind of weather. >> yes, just one of those days where you want to sit on the couch, watch a christmas movie and eat tomato suppan grilled cheese, am i right? and i have a feeling nicole and i have our afternoon planned out. all because of this one single storm system that we've been dealing with now with couple of days with this unsettled weather. start things out by taking you first and for most, storm scan3, good place to go, this has some expansiveness, we are

still finding some rain, as well falling here locally with a lot of the my moisture getting drawn in from the deep south. here is your cold front. it is really well defined. this storm circulation, though, will bypass us to the north. not really going to get a significant cold air invasion out of. >> this we are going to see temperatures drop off behind the cold front t lives up to its name in other words. for now though lots of clouds, lot of those have been low-lying clouds, but it is starting to thin out at least little bit. not quite as foggy as it has been, as soon as we see the cold front cross, which will happen tonight, skies finally start to clear out. we going to see sunshine by tomorrow, breeze kicks in, however, in the wake of that front. as it tends to. high pressure taking the lead here. so we will be less than with friday, saturday, and sunday, featuring some really nice weather. specially for the day, for early december standards. not bad. let me walk you through future weather here, as of now, initialize g pretty well overall, generally showing where the wet weather is located. so cents as we move things forward in time it becomes bit

more scattered as the day progresses, the wet weather, and just talking rainout of this. but some of the pockets could be locally steady, by the time going on the air at 11:00 tonight a lot of this is getting out of here, but notice even on the back edge, future weather trying it bring in little bit of pink and white on the radar. ground is just not cold enough. even if we saw a snowflake fly, not going to stick. certainly isn't going to happen here. would you have to go probably out i808 into north central pa to find. that will for now right into the 50's, still well above average. 56 degrees, normal high is 49. this is a shot that you couldn't see anything in earlier on today outside palmyra cove nature park off in the distance, just barely make out the combination of a skyline there. but it is obviously really dreary outside. you want to keep the umbrella at the ready, giles. 59 degrees the expected high today. still with some fog out there. finally seeing the skies clear later on tonight, and very quick check on that eyewitness weather seven day, by tomorrow, it is all out of here, and then nicole, just

smooth sailing from this point on. >> next few days, looking great. katie, thanks. time to check your philadelphia job market report. cbs news business analyst jill schlessinger has a look at a job that's specially important around the holiday shopping season. >> if you join the hoards of "black friday" or cyber monday shoppers this year, there may have been a small voice in the back of your head wondering is this safe? news of big name retailers, more common place than ever before. that helps explain why demand for security analyst is exploding. job openings in this it field are expected to grow 37% by 2022. cyber security experts are now a key part of almost any business, from big box retailers to manufacturing. and with the rise of computing number of companies look to go secure computer analyst also only increase. federal government and the healthcare industry are also expected to bump up hiring. landing one of these jobs generally requires a ba in computer science, programming or a related field. security analysts generally

earn more than workers in other computer related roles, here in philadelphia, they make over $93,200. this holiday shopping season heats up, here is hoping they earn every penny. i'm jill schlessinger for cbs-3, "eyewitness

>> reminder for you our "joy of sharing" campaign is underway, bring a toy, full list of locations at cbsphilly.com/toy fest. the toys will be given to the salvation army, the uso and the boys and girls club. >> and speaking of kids, and babies, sandra bullock is a mom again, reportedly adopted three and a half year old baby girl. people magazine has the exclusive photos of bullock, her five year old son, louie and her newest addition lila, in foster nare louisianna, and now bullock say she and her brother are inseparable, it hits news stands friday. they look very sweet. i love sandra bullock. you know, she is the girl next-door. all right, that's "eyewitness news" at noon, i'm nicole brewer. for erica who is off, katie all of us here, thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. always on line for you at cbsphilly.com. the young and the restless is next. have a great day everybody.

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