it landed near entrance of the doorway. >> the intent of that purpose who did that was obviously a hate crime. i mean it was an attempted to deface a religious institution >> reporter: this man runs the philadelphia arab american development corporation, and its office is housed inside of this center. he said first time they received an act of hate was shortly after paris attacks when they received this voice mail. >> i hope you people are happy about what you did in france. >> reporter: and now, a pigs head. >> you know, pigs head doesn't do much, physically but could the next thing be a pipe bomb. >> reporter: neighbors are shock, a saddened by the incident. >> i feel bad that this happened. i'm glad it doesn't happen often. >> unaudible. he said managers at the mosque are upping security and have contacted law enforcement the as tensions continue. >> attacks on any religious

institutions, is an attack on all of us. so, we're just wanting people to know this, that we're not scared, we're part of the community. >> reporter: administrators from the islamic society said they have contact the philadelphia police, fbi, d o.j. and philadelphia human relations commission, asking for an investigation into this incident as a hate crime. no word just yet the from philadelphia police. live from the sat center, cheri greg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". investigators are learning more about the couple that cared out the the san bernardino mass shooting as many county employees to work for the the first time. fbi said they were radicalized and participated in target practice. danielle nottingham has the latest from san bernardino. investigators are working around the clock that what led syed rizwan farook and tashfeen malik to massacre 14 people at a holiday party. >> we have learned and believed that both subjects

were radicalized and have been for quite sometime. >> reporter: investigators have interviewed hundreds of people, while intelligence agents look for clues in pakistan and saudi arabia where malik lives before moving to the u.s. the fbi is also combing through evidence seized from this home that belonged to syed rizwan farook's friend, enrique marquez, agents traced two assault rivals used this this shoot to go marquez who reportedly checked himself into a psychiatric hospital after the attack. >> our major concern is determining how those firearms and rifleness particular, got from marquez to farouk and malik. >> reporter: while the the investigation continues, the community here in san bernardino is doing its best to restore a sense of security and normalcy. thousands of san bernardino county workers are back to work just five days after the the shooting. >> to honor them, to express our gratitude, for their unimaginable sacrifice, we have to fight to maintain that

ordinary. >> reporter: the social services center where the the the shooting occurred last wednesday, remains closed, as this nearby memorial grows each day. danielle nottingham for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". in a prime time address last night president obama reassured the nation the the u.s. will overcome the the threat of terrorism. >> let's make sure that we never forget what makes us exceptional. let's not forget that freedom is more powerful than fear. >> reporter: but critics hit back at the president's remarks saying he didn't layout any new strategy to protect america or to beat isis. >> islamic radicalized terrorism and as such we need to have a strategy and he needed to persuade people that our fears will subside when we are engaged actively in the destruction of ice is. >> a new poll find a majority of americans agree that the u.s. must do more, 68 percent of people surveyed said that

the military response begins isis has not been aggressive enough. department of home land security is expected to unveil a new terror alert system real soon, that original color coded institute instituted in to on one was replace by the national threat advisory system. police sources tell "eyewitness news" charges are pend ago begins two suspects in connection to the woman's murder in philadelphia's fishtown neighborhood. police say victim was fund badly beaten inside a home on the 1300 block of earl street. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is at the scene with the very latest on the investigation, walt. >> reporter: ukee, it happened in the home right behind me and right now police are planning to tow a way this vehicle which they believe may be connected to the investigation, shortly after the body of kathy wilson was found around 9:30, police took a man, woman into custody, police sources say they are expected to be charged with her murder within the the next few hours. neighbors and family members, hugged and cried, as they

learned, 54 year-old kathy wilson had been murdered inside of the home where she had lived for decades. >> i'm just really in complete shock because she knew everybody in the neighborhood and i don't understand, it is just crazy. >> reporter: known for her sunglasses and sense of humor wilson a community activist was last seen alive on friday. >> everybody loved her. everybody loved her. i mean she was just a comedian. >> reporter: police believe that wilson knew her killer or killers, admitting them into her home. following the discovery of her body, police say, they found gas jets on a oven left open, in an apparent attempt to cause an explosion, and fire that would hide the crime, and could have heavily damaged the entire block. >> wonderful laid toy get along with but i didn't know she was killed until just now. she was my friend. >> reporter: police sources tell cbs-3 that shortly after wilson's body was

discovered around 9:30 a.m., officers took a man into custody for questioning who may be charged with the murder, a woman is also being interviewed, terrible violence leaving those who knew or cared about wilson wondering how anyone could commit such a crime. >> it is horrible that this happened. >> reporter: again, philadelphia police say that they are holding a press conference at 5:45, sources tell us that two suspects in custody for questioning are expected to be charged with murder, later this evening, and meanwhile sources also tell cbs-3 that one of those suspects has already allegedly confessed to the crime. we will be here live at 6:00 with more breaking details on this murder investigation. the live at fishtown i'm walt hunter for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> see you then, thank you. chopper three over radnor high school where authorities say a bullet was found this morning in the hallway. school was placed on lock down and authorities searched the school. police say no weapons were found and there is no threat ordaininger.

classes were resumed all after school activities were canceled to allow the police to finish their investigation. all of the students and staff are safe. lets look now at the weather out look mild start to the week, it could be getting even warmer, meteorologist kate bilo is live on the sky deck with more at the first look at forecast, kate. >> we had a nice warm up through the weekend with temperatures in the 50's all weekend. today mid 50's and little stumbling block tomorrow, as temperatures dropped just a bit. still seasonal. then we will warm up through the end of the week. you may have noticed cloud rolling in after sunset this evening. here's y lets look at storm scan three. you can see cloud cover that has over taken the region as we thank a storm called a closed low. storm system self-contained off the coast of the north carolina and virginia. most of that rain staying south, could brush extreme shore points with the stray shower overnight the but that is bit. in the meantime clouds are here for now, they will clear, allowing temperatures to drop. right now still mild, 52 in philadelphia. sixty in wilmington.

we are at 44 chilly in millville. coming up brief cooling as we head into your tuesday. dry pattern through the week. next chance to pick up a shower or two and we could be talking about 60's and mid 60's by the weekend. we will have more with the full forecast when i join you inside. back over to you. >> mid 60's, thanks, katie. there are smiles around the delaware valley because the bird pulled out a incredible season saving win against the patriots last night. >> it was something to see. the leslie van arsdal joins us from the wells fargo center with more on the eagles big win, leslie. >> we will have much more on the eagles big win but first we will talk about the the press conference that was held just a few minutes ago, the sixers, own are josh harris with gm sam hinkie, called everyone together to announce that jerry co angelo will serve as amen for and advisor to sim hinkie. we will have have more at 6:00. lets get back to the eagles big win. even the the the most loyal eagles fans out there knew it was a long shot that the

eagles could walk into foxboro, the longest of long and they did just that and now the whole narrative has changed. >> there goes sprawls, mighty mouse on his way to the end zone. >> reporter: last night was probably biggest win in chip kelly's tenure in philadelphia after dropping three straight games the bird went into new england and beat defending super bowl champs. today over at our sister station 94 wip former eagle ike reese says the the fans have a reason to rejoyce. >> everybody here in the delaware valley, and eagles fans, got a chance to feel good. it feels good on a monday morning to wake up, and being able to talk about a victory as opposed to a heart breaking defeat. >> nothing is impractical. that is my team. >> i'm surprised but i thought we were going to lose, really i d then i said, they didn't lose no how. so why not. >> reporter: last week everyone wanted chip kelly out. now with the win dot fans still want chip gone.

>> i like chip. i think i have faults with him but you have to give the man a chance. he has only been here what three years, you know what i mean, so hey let's see what happens and play it the out. >> all right. here's the crazy thing, if dallas can beat redskins tonight, we will have a three way tie for first place in the nfc east. so yes, sir, i will tell you and never hear me say this again, root for the dallas cowboys, tonight, guys. >> yes, it is tough to get out. >> root, root, root, let's go dal -- i necessity it is tough. >> never going to say it again. >> i know, thanks, appreciate it. meanwhile matt ru hl is going in where. he has signed a new six year contract keeping him on broad street through the 2021 season. ruhl took over three years ago and guided owls to zero wins and they have a shot at one more victory in the boca rat on bowl on the 22nd of

december. we will have much more on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 o'clock. >> glad he is sticking around. still to come on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" kim kardashian and kanye west announce the name of their new born son. group of sky divers lucky to be alive when the plane they were about to jump out of, crashes, go pro captures the the terrifying moments. also a common treatment for prostate cancer may double risk for alzheimer's disease, health reporter stephanie stahl takes a closer look at this alarming new study, plus. tonight, we are all enjoying. >> in the name of thousands, people welcome u2, rock band returns for first time since last foster or attacks forced them to cancel a show. how their performance delivered a message, message to terrorist when we come back. this holiday, ford america's best-selling brand

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one than would be year after a plane crash survivors posted incredible video, on line.

last december this group of sky divers took off from the the sussex airport. their plane had engine trouble shortly after take off ape came down in a field, rolling, several times, with the group inside. they frantically got out of the plane which could have caught fire but did not, they walked away with just minor injuries. wow. >> could you imagine. i could not imagine. glad everybody is okay. >> absolutely, wow. on the cbs-3 healthwatch tonight a common treatment for prostate cancer double risk for alzheimer's disease according to new research done right here in philadelphia health reporter stephanie done stahl is here to explain this one is getting a attention, guys this was a joint study conduct here at penn medicine along with others, at stanford university, and findings show that a life saving treatment for prostate cancer can be harmful to the brain. millions of the medical record reviewed, it was tedious work but the outcome was dramatic

for research team led by doctor kevin need at the university of pennsylvania. >> in this study we did find that men who received harmone therapy had about an 88 percent increased risk of alzheimer's disease. >> reporter: men with advanced prostate cancer are put on deprivation therapy or adt to lower test ton role levels the harmone that fools prostate cancer. >> harmone therapy has been shown over and offer again to extend life in certain individual with prostate cancer. >> reporter: but research found that prostate cancer patient was reduced testosterone levels on the harmone therapy for more than a year had the greatest risk of developing alzheimer's, more than double. >> testosterone has been shown to be important for the health of neurons and that is what make up the brain and if we're not keeping them neurons healthy we can have increased risk of alzheimer's disease. >> reporter: thinks first research on patients showing link with testosterone which is good for the brain but bad for the the prostate. >> like any medication it has risks and it has benefits.

>> reporter: experts say that since harmone therapy is typically given to patients with advanced prostate cancer, it is unclear whether this increased risk for alzheimer's is connected to the treatment, or with the severity of the disease, or the age of the patient. so, still a lot more to figure out on this one and if anybody has any concerns about this research, talk to your doctor, experts say it is way too soon to change any of the treatment recommendation is stephanie, thanks. weight watcher is changing the the way ate approaches weight loss. the company is launching a program that they say isn't just a diet anymore. instead the beyond the scale program puts more emphasis on motivation and lifestyle, but wall street journal says the company is trying to win back members with that program, and also with it new member, oprah winfrey. >> there you go. >> kate joins with us our forecast. difficult hear you earlier say something about the 60's. >> oh, yes, you did, in fact. we thought this weekend was mild in the 50's f you thought this was warm you ain't seen

nothing yet. >> oh, wow. >> this coming weekend looks like it will be in the 60's both days. >> wow. >> and we're talking about nice, sunny 60's as well. >> what is going on here. >> yeah, no winter in sight just yet, it is still technically fall. we will take it the but cold, not in sight. i got to tell you i was long at long range forecast and i don't see prolong cold at all at least until christmas and maybe through month of december. mild trend, continues. beautiful sunset capping off another mild day to day. temperatures got to the mid 60's today. look at this great video from sky scan three looking out over center city. you can see sun dabbled cloud. you really want included to give you a good sunset. we got cloud just in time so that way sunset has something to reflect. on a clear night you don't get as stunning as a sunset as you do on the cloudy night. as you can see the sky goes darker there storm scan three shows what has provided the the cloud this evening. the it is a close low. storm system down over the coast of the north carolina and virginia it is producing

decent rainfall for those areas, really virginia beach and hampton roads area on south and this is just, trying, trying, trying to creep further to the north. may brush portions of the the delaware coastline, delaware beach and jersey shore with the stray shower overnight. that is it. this is pushed out to sea. the cloud will eventually clear overnight and we should miss most of the precipitation with this system. here is a beautiful shot of the sunset going over philadelphia, from the palmyra cover nature park. big warming on the water on the delaware river and things looking great at the moment. temperature wise feeling pretty good as well. we're in the upper 40's just about every where with era above average day. forty-nine in cinnaminson. forty-eight in norristown. forty-nine in wayne at the the saint david's golf club and 46 in mays landing. by the way we hit freezing, finally yesterday morning at the philadelphia airport, it is only three times in a recorded history that we have waited until december to drop down to freezing. the this was the second latest, first freezing mark, of a winter season. i know that is confusing here but again, notice back in 1939

the latest time we hit 32, this year is number two. so it was a slow, slow start to the cold season. that should be right there, we had another day of above average plus six today. so we did hit freezing with the chilly start to this morning as well. below freezing at the airport. temperatures have listen in the afternoon with enough sunshine to go above average for entire month of december so far. we're looking at mostly sunny conditions as we head through your wednesday, thursday, and then maybe a few more cloud wednesday night the in to thursday but the jet stream continues to lift up, a brief buckle as kiehl air makes tonight for tomorrow and wednesday and we will continue to heat up into the weekend, i'll look closer at that coming up. we have cloud to start things out. we have patchy fog that could be around. tomorrow mostly sunny, cooler at 49. three day forecast, shows a steady warming, tomorrow the coolest day of the forecast period, we're back to 51 on wednesday. fifty-five on thursday, and then we have to wait until next half an hour for that full seven day with some delightful weather.

>> we have to wait. >> delightful. >> yes. >> all right, kate, thanks. still ahead on "eyewitness news" nominations are out for 2016 grammy awards. >> wow. >> ♪ >> did your favored make the cut? entertainment tonight michelle turner tells bus some surprises, in one saw coming up. and new jersey town divided over a christmas tree, controversy that has a town in an uproar and a council woman resigning, when we come right

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it is big day in the music world, nominations for the grammy award were announced this morning. >> entertainment tonight michelle turner joins us from hollywood with a full wrap up. >> ukee and jessica, taylor swift scored a nomination and we're breaking down taylor's big name at grammy's big surprises. >> how about this, taylor is the only artist to have nominations in the big three, album, song and record of the

year. >> ♪ >> state of the art opera. if you were to put tonight a time capsule it would be the album that sums up the sound of 2014/2015. >> also nominated, bad blood, it is so good, thanks to the man of the day, kendrick lemar. here's a shot, charlie's reaction to the first nomination including song of the year foresee you again with wi z cleve a. >> you know, we got 3-gram nations. yeah. >> josh grow ban posted his on the facebook and beiber put up grammy time boys, congrats. we weren't surprised at three for thinking out loud ed sheeran but he was. his tweetie wasn't expecting the grammy nominations, thank you. >> album of the entire year. >> reporter: fifteen time grammy winner alycia keys broke the news on cbs this morning, revealing a surprise that chris stapel ton will be up for grammy of the year, on february 15th on cbs.

rihanna is not nominated but is there a first for 21 time grammy winner paul mccartney. former beetle is nominated, with can use west, for two rap award. of course we will have much more on tonight's et. ukee and jessica, back to you. >> how about that. >> catch the 58th annual grammy award right here on cbs-3, how about that. the the show is monday fip 15th and this year is there a 7:00 o'clock red carpet special you will be able to see. the awards get started at 8:00 g right here on cbs-3. >> i'm dig ago this sound of ed sheeran. very good. grammy winning rock band u2 makes an emotional return to paris. >> ♪ >> the group performed in the city for the first time since last month's terror attack, coming up more on the defiant message from the band. >> reporter: new jersey verse pennsylvania, which state has the the better driver? i'm greg argos here on the new jersey turnpike with the report, which said that it has the answer.

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it is a border battle, that sees the garden state coming out on top. new study says new jersey has some of the best drivers in america, while pennsylvania is near the bottom. welcome back i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. study was compiled by car insurance comparison.com using government date, and new jersey drivers passed with flying colors. >> "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos joins us more from bellmawr with more, greg. >> reporter: new jersey drivers are often the punch

line of many jokes but a new report that you guys just mentioned has those both living, and driving, here in the garden state, having the last laugh. it seems like, a simple question, new jersey verse pennsylvania. who has the bet are driver? >> reporter: but then stayed pride gets in the way. >> hand down. >> reporter: hand down new jersey. >> not even a question. >> reporter: why is that. >> because we have been brought up driving like, you know, very aggressive, and we take it along our entire life and we're better for it. >> reporter: what is wrong with the new jersey drivers. >> they are too aggressive. >> reporter: that according to a new report which puts new jersey drivers near the top of the nation. the the ranking comparing each state and the district of columbia's driving stats, including fatalities per 1 million miles driven, drunk driving, speeding and careless driving tickets. the results of new jersey's seventh best overall and pennsylvania is 35th. here's the deal, pennsylvania

is near bottom of the list. >> really. >> well... no comment. >> i'm afraid to drive-in philly. i won't go. >> reporter: you won't go. >> no. >> reporter: we have new jersey drivers saying they are the best, pennsylvania drivers saying they are better, lets get the final say from people who do this for a long. >> they're all bad, they're all bad drivers. i have travel pennsylvania, delaware, and new jersey and most of them are pretty bad. >> reporter: that remind me delaware drivers are even lower, forty-second in the country. delaware is ranked even lower than pennsylvania. >> laughter. >> that is because they are too slow they don't get out of the way. >> reporter: so we now those rankings, what about the first place states and the last place states. well, first is minnesota, the last monday tan a we are live here in camden county, new jersey i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news".

greg, thank you. we asked to you weigh in? you said pennsylvania has the worst drivers in the tri-state region with 57 percent of the vote on cbs philly.com. new jersey coming in at second with 28 percent and delaware is third, at 15 percent. philadelphia police need public's help locating two theft suspects. charles and erika are accused of stealing a credit card from an elderly shopper at andorra kohl's store in october. the couple, racked up more than $3,500 in purchasees from macy's and two wawas in the northeast. if you recognize this suspect, please give police a call. a chicago police officer is cleared of any criminal wrongdoing stemming from a 2014 shooting on the same day that justice department announced it would investigate the cities use of force. the the cook county prosecutor declined to bring charges against an office shore faith local shot roland johnson in the back last october. authorities say johnson pointed a gun at him a claim his family disputes. the justice department's probe of chicago's policing

practices follows the release of the video that captured a deadly 2013 police shooting. >> and if we discover unconstitutional patterns or practices, the department of justice will announce them publicly, we will see a court enforceable agreement with the chicago police department, and work with the city to implement appropriate reforms. >> the same type of inquiry was also opened after high profile police involved cases in baltimore, and ferguson, missouri. rock band u2 goes beyond the muse wick a message of defying and remembrance in paris. group played the state last night in honor of the victims's terror attacks with a musical tribute. >> 17,000 fans, roared, their farewell come. it is been over three weeks since, u2 canceled two concerts scheduled in paris right after terrorist killed 130 people. ninety of them were music fans listening to the california band, eagles of death metal.

bono and members of the u2 played tribute to the makeshift memorial nearby and vowed their own concerts will be scheduled as soon as it was safe. it was, they told, cnn, ahead of last night's performance a statement of resistance. >> parises a very romantic city, you know, and the essence of romance is defying and defiant joy is the mark of our band and of rock and role. they're's death cause. we're a life cause. >> bono wrote a new song about the par ace tax and fans are hoping they will get a preview when u2 takes the stage for second show tonight. beijing issues a red alert for first time ever after smog forced schools to close. the alert invoked restrictions on factories, outdoor construction and traffic due to the hazardous air quality. warning comes after authorities have forecast more than three consecutive days of

severe smog. this is the second time this month that beijing has experienced a prolong amounts of fog. well, one new jersey boro is at center of the christmas tree controversy after local officials argued about what to call the tree. in roselle park a council would man submit her resignation after mayor changed the name of the town's holiday tree to christmas tree with the vote of the bureau counts they will week. the council would man who resigned says there needs to be a separation of church and state, and the mayor disagrees. >> it is a holiday tree for 20 years. if you are using municipal fund you have to be careful. >> people are offended because we are using the word christmas? well, i feel offended when you tell me holiday. >> council woman rescinded her resignation and will head up a diversity committee, she will not be there when the tree is lit on friday. getting in the holiday spirit in one south jersey community is helping some residents pay for college. wedge wood women's club in

washington township kicked off its annual christmas house tour today. for a 15-dollar donation visitors can tore five private homes deck out in christmas cheer and other landmarks including mrs. clause's workshop. >> this is definitely a community event but it is also helping people, 100 percent of the proceeds are donated to the scholarships and we change someone's life. >> this years event coincide with the 50th anniversary of the wedgewood woman's club. still to come on "eyewitness news" the most retweeted tweets of 2015. andere's something sure to be retweeted, kim kardashian and kanye west reveal the name of the new born son. we will have it on the other side. teen drivers, they keep a lot of parents up at night but some car companies are hoping to change. that we will tell you how, next, kate. mild temperatures take a minor hit for tomorrow but then we will go off to the races again, another warm up in the seven day forecast, i will have it when we come back.

amazon announced plans to speed up delivery so your holiday gifts may come sooner then expect. booming business is causing amazon to expand their shipping networks with the help of thousands of new trailers. the trailers will help move items faster between warehouses. e commerce giant will use u.s. and united states postal service and fedex. u.s. ps is testing an app that will send pictures of your mail tour in box before it land in the mailbox. right now services is being used in new york, connecticut and virginia company is hoping to expand the app to an area near you, in 2016. well, looking for an ugly christmas sweat tore wear to a holiday party? you can now get one with the

campaign, 2016 theme. >> yes, you can. that is because some of the presidential candidates are selling ugly christmas sweaters on their web sites. senator ted cruz has one for $65. you have a face on it there and a white house. ben carson has more traditional one, cheaper 30 bucks. hillary clinton is selling holiday ones with her logo, for $60. so, you know, i saw one guy walking down with some pretty good ones the other day, but there were two guys walking around on a at day with their ugly sweaters on they were not political. >> just ugly christmas sweaters. >> some of them look kind of nice, some of them. >> can they. >> i guess not. >> can they. >> we will see. >> maybe they can. >> depend on how are wearing or what you are wearing. >> yes. >> ugly christmas sweater. uglier the better in that case. we will be right b

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you can make the holiday brighter for children in need. our joy of sharing toy fest collection drive is in full swing and all you have to do is buy a unwrapped toy and head over to cbs philly.com/toy fest. find a list of the drop off locations.

toys will be given to the salvation army, u.s.o and boys an girls club. if you are flyers fan, heading to the game, well, you are going to the tuesday's game at the wells fargo center, just bring the toy with us. we try to make it as easy as possible. when it comes to twitter, one direction is running the show. >> time magazine compiled most retweeted tweets of the 2015 and british boy band had half of the top ten. this is number one in march after zane malik left the group harry styles wrote all of the love, as always, h. it got 730,000 retweets. president obama came in fourth place he tweeted his support for supreme court same sex marriage ruling using the hashtag love wins. 448,000 people retweeted that. caitlin jenner cracked the list writing in june i'm so happy after such a long struggle to be living my true self this got 259,000 retweets. now this next story will get a lot of tweets. we are learning what kim

kardashian and kanye west rename their new baby boy. >> saint west. >> was that a drill or a drum. >> drill drum. >> full drum roll. >> saint west is the baby's name. couple welcomed their son, saint was porn at cedars sinai in los angeles weighing 8-pound, 1 ounce. kanye took almost a week to name their first child, north. so this is actually pretty fast. >> yes, that was pretty quick. >> kate bilo joins with us our forecast, what is a birthday, 22nd maybe. >> yes. >> it is in the middle of the night. >> bottom will drop out on that day because this is crazy what is going on right now. >> looking ahead in the forecast there is not a lot of coal. maybe we will get one or two day drop in the mercury but no prolonged cold and no winter precipitation in the forecast at least for the next week at least as we head towards christmas. maybe put white christmas on your christmas list and see if we get there. also happy hon kay for those

celebrating. beautiful start. temperatures are above average. we will stay that way through the rest of the week. lets look outside, go out to the roof cam which is looking dark. we are heading toward the shortest day of the year, that winter solstice so these days getting shorter and shorter and that is why it dropped. we have time in the dark this time of the year. even if you warm up in the afternoon temperature drops rapidly when that sun goes down in the 4:00 he clock hair and stays low until it comes backup in the 7:00 o'clock hour. cold night but mild afternoon, that is pattern, our weather watchers have been checking n they are looking at temperatures in the 50's in many locations. 50 degrees as we check with lynn spring inner cherry hill. fifty at her house. she has a photo for us, beautiful shot as sun went down in moorestown, new jersey looking beautiful and a few more photos that have come across the wires today. great sunset shot from ed connor. sky on fire tonight at sunset, thanks to the cloud that came in just in time, this one from james in ocean city showing

beautiful sunset there. also i wan to show you this little guy ed connor's guy on the walk today. it got dull this afternoon. it sure did after brilliant blue sky, the cloud rolled in the afternoon and that brought us a drop in temperature across portions of the area thanks to our great weather watchers. lets look outside at these cloud that did roll in bringing in the doughnuts this afternoon. storm scan three showing gray overhead as we thank a coastal low producing rain over portions of virginia, maryland, north carolina it looks like it is close to us but as we zoom out bulk of that rain is heading east, not really moving north and east. this is getting out of here. it could clip the delaware beaches, maybe even extreme southeastern new jersey shore pots spots as we head through overnight hours. just a stray shower within the next few hours and then clears out, skies clear and as sky clear temperatures once again will begin to drop. another chilly night on the way. not as cold as past two mainly due to the cloud cover around

for first half of the movement 52 right now in philadelphia, 48 in reading, cool 44 in millville. forty in mount pocono. these numbers well above average. we are majorly mild as we head through next several days. average time line 48 degrees where we should be. as we step outside tomorrow afternoon that is what an early to mid december day should feel like. wednesday close as well with highs in the low 50's but thursday we are up to 55. friday up to 59. saturday, 62 degrees. that is down right warm, almost 15 degrees above average as we head toward your weekend. future weather shows that system getting out. maybe that shower for shore, portions of southern new england. high pressure in for briefly tuesday and wednesday, and then we are watching this next system that will move through great lakes and wednesday afternoon it will try to gather moisture moving in the area it will not bring much. most of the showers fizzle out before they get here but they will bring increased cloud cover so you will wake up for

a glummy start tour thursday. overnight we will see clear skies. we this great photo from dawn in downingtown showing venous and moon very close together this morning. you can see it tomorrow morning as well. they will in the be quite as close but crescent moon and venous visible. that sunrise is at 7:10 a.m. pretty late. you may be up early and see that beautiful conjunction in the sky. the mostly sunny, cooler for your tuesday. 49 degrees. look at the eyewitness weather seven day forecast, 50's wednesday. thursday, friday we are heading toward 60. over the weekend low to mid 60's with sunshine, both days our next chance of rain comes in by monday, now back over to you guys. >> kate, thank you. today december 7th, the nation commemorates the attack on pearl harbor. local veterans gathered board the battleship new jersey to lay a wreath in the delaware river as they observe the day. japanese attacked naval base in honolulu killing some 2400 americans. that attack led the the united

states to enter world war two. on pearl harbor remembrance day we are hearing from the oldest living world war two veteran. >> 110 year-old frank livingston laid a wreath at world war two memorial in washington d.c. today. ceremony honored thousands who died. this was an extra special visit for mr. levinson as it was his first time in the nation's capitol. >> jim crow era and civil rights era, i have been through all of this. >> how about this, he will visit the white house for the first time and he hopes to meet president obama. officials say one of the biggest findings in the history of mankind has been found in columbia. >> they confirmed the discovery of the spanish ship that sunk more than 300 years ago. ship was said to be carrying 11 million worth of gold coin and jewels and went down in an attempt to out run english

warships in the 1700s. the cargo was subject of the decade long legal dispute that could possibly, becoming to an even. interesting stuff there. >> yes. still ahead on "eyewitness news" it can be a nerve racking ments when they hand keys over to the teenage driver. >> but now car companies are adding features to make driving safe, that story when we come back.

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statistic, that no parents want to hear. cdc says average of six teens are killed every day in auto accidents. >> now car companies are implementing new features designed to help keep young people safe when they get behind the wheel. correspondent kenneth craig, reports. >> reporter: new chevy malibu has many features you'd expect in a mid sized sedan, and a few you might not. >> we both have seat belts on, listening to music, but when i buckle me seat belt, music stops. >> reporter: chevy shows us new system called teen driver. parent can program their child so their child knows when their teen is driving and if the seat belt aren't on the radio isn't either. >> you can also limit the maximum volume that your teens can listen to music. >> reporter: parents can set a maximum speed limit. teens get a warning if they surpass it. >> so split was, right there. >> reporter: basically told them you have exceeded the speed limit their parents set for you. >> reporter: chevy is just one of several car companies

adding few features specifically for teens. ford's my key has several similar settings and hyundai blue link will sent parents a text if their child drives too far from home. >> this is only beginning. >> reporter: triple a robert sin claire junior says these features can save lives. >> car crashes killed approximately 2600 teens a year and injured 130,000. >> reporter: in the malibu parents can also view a report card, showing how far their child drove, the the top speed, and if this before any near collisions. >> it promotes and teaches teens to have safe driving habits. >> reporter: kenneth greg, cbs news, new jersey. it is only the beginning. how about that. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 a community activist murdered, her friend and neighbors heart broken. tonight we are live with the very latest on the investigation from fishtown. woman unconscious, trapped in the burning car, we will hear from the hero who sprung into action pulling her to safety, just in the the nick of time, kate?

and cloud have rolled in, this monday evening, but it just stay dry overnight, temperatures take a tumble but then headway backup as we head through the week. we will tell but another december warm upcoming up in weather. plus, the holidays are special for children with autism. our stephanie stahl shows us how malls in our area are helping make the sees than bright for everyone. and developing right now, neighbors heart broken, after a fixture in their community is found dead inside her fishtown home. tonight police are speaking about her death, and who they think is responsible. those who knew kathy wilson said everyone loved her. police spoke moments ago updating investigation into her murder. hello i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. lets get out to "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter live in fishtown with the very

latest, walt. >> reporter: police say kathy wilson who lived in the home behind me here was killed by one people that she knew and trusted and employed in her home, one was james severe, did he odd jobs and jane johnson who cleaned the whom but in an instant those one trusted employees, police say, turned into violent killers, and now, they have been arrested. remembering the smiling woman and her favorite sunglasses, neighbors could not believe that kathy wilson was gone, beaten to death, inside of the fishtown home where she had lived for decade. >> wonderful lady to get along with but i didn't know she was killed, until just now. she was my friend. >> reporter: police say 54 year-old wilson, last seen on friday, had been murdered, by two people, that sources say, that she apparently knew and allowed into her home. her body was found around 9:30 . >> i'm just r