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 really in complete

shock because she knew everybody in the neighborhood, and i don't understand this. just crazy. everybody that happened to her. >> reporter: police sources say shortly after the crime was discovered a man and a woman were brought in for questioning and murder charges are pend ago begins both. the suspects, police say, leaving gas jets on the stove, opened in hopes of causing an explosion and fire, that would cover up the crime but that also could have devastated other homes on the block. >> as a result of some great police work by the officers of the 26th police district and homicide detectives, james sever a 50 year-old male and jane johnson a 47 year-old female both have have been arrested and charged with murder, robbery, and related offences. >> reporter: as police brought the away a vehicle to search it for possible clues police sources say one of the two suspects being questioned has already confessed to the

killing. as you heard captain clark say the motive clearly in his view was robbery, a large amount of money was taken from the victim's home. finally police say that johnson tried to throw investigators off the track running to a police station this morning, and claiming that that she was the killer. both were arrested. now, both, have been charged. live from fishtown i'm walt hunter, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> walt, thanks very much. the fbi announced the assailant's responsible for shooting in san bernardino participated in target practice prior to the massacre of 14 people. the agency says that syed rizwan farook and tashfeen malik had been radicalized for some time. it was also revealed employees of the county health department where the the shooting occurred underwent active shooter training just last year in the same conference room where the suspects opened fire. and in philadelphia this morning someone threw a severed pigs head on to the sidewalk outside of a islamic

center. surveillance camera captured a red pickup truck driving pass the the academy, on german avenue. that building is home to a school, mosque and inter faith community center. >> the intense of that purpose of that person that did that was obviously a hate crime. it was an attempt to deface a religious institution. a pigs head doesn't do much, i mean physically, i mean could the next thing be a pipe bomb. >> reporter: that incident is under investigation by both local and felt law enforcement agencies. two northeast philadelphia high school students are arrested, after allegedly attacking a teacher this morning. officers say that the male, ninth and tenth grade a assaulted the teacher at george washington high school after that teacher confiscated a cell phone. teacher was hospitalized a a precaution. the students were suspended pending an investigation. marvelous monday to start the workweek and our mild temperatures are sticking around. meteorologist kate bilo is on the sky deck with more on this, kate. >> that is right, guess contact we have another warm up to tell but even though we

hit a minor stumbling block tomorrow. that is just one day and then we are off to the races again as temperatures head toward the the 60's perhaps. but before we get there lets talk about the cloud that rolled in this afternoon. we have a break this afternoon after a sun start, we can see that is because of the storm. low pressure system moving up the coast of the north carolina and virginia. a closed low. it is moving away. could brush the delaware beaches and new jersey shore with the the straight shower this evening. but it is moving out pretty quickly. skies will clear overnight and it is still mild right now. fifty-one in philadelphia 48 in wilmington. forty-eight in atlantic city airport. as we head into your tuesday it will be seasonal, cooler then today but we are on our way up. we could be talking about temperatures by the weekend of 15 to 20 degrees above average in spots. i'll tell you how warm it will get and if we have any rain in your seven day forecast as well, all coming up when i join you inside, back over to you. >> see new a bit, thanks. good samaritan risk his own life to rescue a woman from the burning car. it happened saturday when a driver crash on the street in south jersey close to where

customers were shopping for christmas trees. "eyewitness news", new jersey reporter, cleve bryan is live in mount laurel now with the details, cleve. >> reporter: customers heard the boom as well as some of the staff here at the clover garden center helping out, those people getting their christmas trees, woman veered off the road went in the pole here and knocked down the wires. now employees, vincent robinson said he knows it was not safe to go out to the woman in the car but he doesn't regret doing it. >> i heard a big explosion, boom, boom. >> reporter: vincent says he was as shocked as anyone to see a driver trapped in this car cased in live wires and down transformer. the loud buzz of high voltage electricity warned that approaching the vehicle could be suicide, yet seeing flames engulf the front of the car, he said the unconscious woman at the the wheel didn't have much time. >> something told me to go. i said i will not see a lady die in front of me. everybody was standing around. i just took off to the car.

>> reporter: weaving through the sparks he got to the woman, ripped off her seat belt and pulled her across the street just moments before much bigger flames, and a series of explosions. garden center owner bobby brandmark took this video while directing traffic. >> here comes the ambulance. >> reporter: he is amazing by his long time brown brownson. what did you think he ran out on the road, with the wires. >> knowing vincent, he is crazy but he did a hell of a job. he is the hero here. >> reporter: police won't identify the driver but said she went to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. brownson said he would like to see her just to make sure she's okay, no thank you necessary. >> i don't really want to talk about it, i did what i had to do, that is all. >> reporter: mount laurel police say the accident is still under investigation but driver will not be charged. reporting live from mount laurel i'm cleve bryan, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". thanks, very much. the pennsylvania state trooper who was shot on the vine street expressway in novice making progress in his

recovery. today doctors at hahnemann hospital removed a bullet from patrick casey's shoulder. he returned home after that procedure. casey was shot during a chaotic car chase that led to the arrest of 17 year-old giovanni coto. still to come on "eyewitness news" tonight they save lives in the face of tragedy today local lawmakers are trying to return the favor, how they want to help first responders of the 9/11 attack. it is a special time of the year for so many children sitting on sanity's lap but it is not always so easy for children with autism, stephanie stahl shows us how local moms are putting them at ease this holiday season, kate. clouds are in place but they will clear overnight. we will watch temperatures drop just briefly but then, temperatures will rise again, even higher then we have seen so far this december, i'll tell but a winter warm upcoming up. all right. sixthes taking on the spurs tonight at the center but that is in the the big news there was a big announcement earlier

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joyful, dazzling and bright. >> but for children with autism they can be down right terrifying. health reporter stephanie stahl joins with us more on that. >> reporter: your heart goes to these families that struggle with this. the loud noise of the speakers, or bright lights on the the tree, the large crowd at the mall, well, for some it is festive but for children with sensory disorders it can man this time of the year especially difficult. >> who are we here to see. >> santa. >> yeah. >> reporter: lenon is at philadelphia mills to give his wish list to sanity. drum set, you want a drum set. >> yes. >> reporter: the young man is one of the millions of children with autism, for them, the holiday season can be a scary time. >> because it is in the part of their typical routine. so is there unexpect noises, sights, smells ape events. >> reporter: stephanie cassidy is an occupational therapist for children with special need at the children's hospital of philadelphia a. >> they can see them crying, you can see them what we call skimming, having difficulty

with the situation. >> reporter: which is why these pictures showing a mall sanity in south carolina interacting with a child on the floor with autism, went viral. >> very touching and endearing because it gave that child and family to experience something that we take for granted. >> reporter: it why is places like kenney center for autism education and support has special sensory santa meetings. >> because we key that you are hesitant, may be shy, and then by the end maybe they are playing football with santa claus or they are playing their favorite game on ipad with santa. >> reporter: event like this autism families get 20 minutes to be with santa away from loud noises and flashing lights. patrice kennedy is still waiting with her son calvin to see santa. >> thinks first time that he has been able to actually go and see santa i wanted him to have a chance to take part in kind of what is a christmas tradition. >> reporter: when it is finally his turn you can see a

smile on calvin's face. his moms. the that is what it is all about. providing a happy experience to families, who might not otherwise get one, because after all, everyone deserves a hug from santa. >> a hug from santa, right. parents we talked to say those kinds of events they would never get pictures or hugs with santa which can mean so much this time of the year. >> absolutely. >> that was great. >> how about little calvin. he loved it. kate bilo joins us now with our forecast. i hear it is not shorts weather but it is, close. >> i had a sweater earlier but i ditched it. i don't even need this. >> i'm telling you. >> i brought scarves, gloves because i'm used to it, on the sky deck and said i don't need these, don't need it it it is not warm but for this time of the year it feels good. >> it isn't that biting chill thaw expect when you step outside.

>> i'll tell you more about that later. >> we have no hawks to talk about in your forecast. in fact, yesterday morning was first time that the temperature dropped to freezing at the philadelphia international airport. the is there only three years on record in the city that it has taken until december, for the temperature to hit freezing. usually we hit it well into november. sometimes even october. but, not this year. it has been mild. it will stay that way. lets take a look outside and show you time lapse from earlier, after a bright blue sky to start the day, the the cloud rolled in. this starts at 3:00 p.m. our camera at palmyra cove nature park and runs until 5:00. we will show you a nice sunset, cloud came inust in time to give us a beautiful sunset. the sky, believely on fire there, and even nice as we head through the evening hours, you can see that barge on the the water and sky line illuminated in the background. 49 degrees in palmyra. keep in mind normal high for this time of the year for this date is 48 degrees. temperatures well above average as we head into the middle of december. storm scan three shows clouds that over took area this

afternoon, bright start to the day, cloud rolled in and now we can see the gray, generally speaking they extend from lancaster on toward jersey shore but you can see rain trying to creep into extreme southern delaware this system has been impacting portions of the north carolina and virginia today. you can see heavy rain here along portions of area of hampton road, virginia, norfolk and coastal maryland, ocean city maryland seeing a soaking right now. this is going to brush the coast of delaware, maybe a shower down the shore within the the next couple of hours, and then it is out of here this system misses vast majority of our area tomorrow it is out to sea, gusty"> wind, and then a gusty breeze for shore points as well but in the city, nice day, high right around 50 degrees. we may fall short in the 40's but it will be close to average. same story wednesday lower 50's with the mix of sun and cloud. you can see wind is negligible here on wednesday. then system passes by to the north. thursday will start off with more cloud cover.

sun will come out in the afternoon and highs climb in the mid 50's. we have serious december warmth bar it weekend. that is what happens tomorrow into wednesday. we will get a cool bubble as jet stream dips south. by thursday that air mass starts to moderate. by friday we will start to see jet stream lift to the north. by the weekend all this warm air from the south really invade. saturday into sun day. we are talking about temperatures 15 as high as 20 degrees a have above average. we will take you through winter weather. easier to bear, as we have have been dealing with the a mild december. six days until average high is just 45 degrees. average high for today's date, 48. we got to 56 for a high. fifteen days until the official start of winter. only 18 days until christmas. hopefully your shopping is underway. celebrating hanukkah hopefully you have everything pack up because yesterday began hanukkah at sundown, 24 days until we bring in 2016 and as far as i can tell in the long range forecast i don't see any

prolonged cold right through at least christmas and maybe through the end of the month. it looks like a mild pattern will continue. overnight cloud give way to clearing skies, patchy fog will develop in spot overnight. be safe tomorrow morning. thirty-six your overnight low. for your tuesday mostly sunny, cooler, bottom out or top out just shy of the 50-degree mark. this is still at or above average for the time of the year. eyewitness weather seven day forecast warms up every day. fifty-one on wednesday. thursday starts with cloud maybe afternoon sun, high of 55. friday we're at 59. saturday, 62 degrees, sunny and warm saturday is a beautiful day and sunday for eagles game 63 degrees. is there a chance we will go higher then. that i wouldn't be shocked to see 65, 66, and that is well a have above average for this time of the year. get ready for nice december weekend. unless your favorite is snow and cold and in which case, you are out of luck. >> thanks, kate. "cbs evening news" is just a few minutes away. >> scott pelley joins with us a look ahead, scott.

>> hi ukee and jessica, great to be with you here in philadelphia here's "cbs evening news" tonight. republican presidential hopeful donald trump calls for a ban on all muslims entering the united states. plus new developments on the san bernardino shooters, we will tell you where the the gun man practiced their assaults just days before the attack. but we will end on a lighter note, paying tribute to the nation's very best at the kennedy center honors, that is just ahead on the "cbs evening news".

sixthers with a pretty big a announcement. >> the eagles still celebrating their huge upset in foxboro. "eyewitness news" reporter, sports anchor and reporter leslie van arsdal is live in south philadelphia with the very latest on that, leslie. yes, we have some good sports news for you, we have

the sixers, getting ready to take on the spurs, we will see the guys warming up here behind me but that is not the big news. big news was announced a little will bit over an hour ago, owner josh harris and gm sam hinkie announce ago this jerry coangelo will be joining the front office. hall of famer has a lot of experience, chairman of u.s.a. basketball, he will serve as a special advisor to sam hinkie and hinkie will continue to have final say on personnel decisions. >> the experience, i think i can offer a lot of mentoring to sam, to help him in his job to make him even better at what he does. >> i sort of viewed jeromy that group as someone else to be part of that group that i can bounce ideas off of, that i can use as a resource as many hours as he will give me that will pick up the phone when i call. >> all right. to the eagles now they have a announced they have released wide receiver miles austin which doesn't come as a

surprise. he didn't even dress for the game yesterday. they have announced that cardinals games at 1:00 o'clock has been moved to a 8:30. so, can we just relish in the moment for a bit. can we go back to the game yesterday what a game it was, the eagles, shocking everyone, going in to foxboro and beating defending super bowl champion 35-28. sam bradford threw two touchdowns and the bird, special teams, defense, added on two more. they needed this win. they can hopefully build momentum going into these final four games of the season. >> we have the same exact question what will that do for you and we went out and lost to miami. our total focus, concentration is just on buffalo. we will highlight what we did well, but we have a lot of mistakes that we have to continue to correct. that is part of the what the weekly process business but our focus will be in on the bills right now. >> okay. we have more good news for

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well, you can make holiday blighter for children in need. our joy of sharing toy fest collection drive is in full swing. all you have to does buy a new unwrapped toy to head to cbs philly.com/toy fest to find a list of the toy drop off locations, the the toys will be given to the salvation army, uso and boys and girls clubs. flyers fans you can donate a new toy as well if you are going to tuesday's game at wells fargo center, just bring the toy with you and drop it off as you walk in the door. easy as that. >> very, very easy. thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on our sister station cwf ill will. we are back here at cbs-3 at 11:00. up next "cbs evening news". new developments in the san bernardino shooters. see where they practiced their assault just days before the attack. from new york here is scott pelley. take care family we will see you tonight.

>> pelley: the front-runner for the republican presidential nomination calls for a ban on all muslims entering the united states. also tonight, the san bernardino killers practiced at a shooting range. survivors tell their stories. >> i kept thinking, why doesn't he stop? why won't he stop? >> pelley: the justice department investigates the chicago p.d.'s use of force against minorities. and a queen praises a king and brings the president to tears. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this time it was donald trump, the