>> good morning it is west december 9th i'm nicole brewer. >> i'm erika von tiehl. >> katie is outside on the sky deck where it is a little chilly. meisha is checking on the roadways. >> roadways are looking good, nice and quiet as they probably should. just overnight construction projects. katie, how does it feel outside. >> it is still chilly. we don't have benefit of the sun to warm things up at all it definitely makes it easier to drop on the thermometer. that is certainly what has happened. i equate this to a crisp fall day more than anything because we will see these temperatures eventually dropping off in the mid 30's, generally around the board before the sun comes up but then we will rebound again. a day where we will dress in layers. storm scan three quiet as can be. we are under influence have of high pressure, a few cloud, we will call it partly sunny but high pressure is moving and retreating off shore and as it does that it helps send a more milder flow our way. we will warm up more than we did this time yesterday or through the the height of the afternoon. the current temperatures, 37

at the airport. in the low 30's right around freezing in allentown, reading, lancaster, even colder in millville for example but even a as we move forward in the forecast, we are looking at a nice, mild kind of day. we anticipate the the high to hit 55 degrees, and let's jump to the record to beaten sunday. so, you have to get pretty warm, right? check out philadelphia, 65 degrees is the record to beat. will we make it? well, we will have that answer for you at least our forecasted high for sunday coming up later in the show but i can give you a hint, meisha, we're definitely warming up from here. >> sixty-four, 65, katie, that is pretty darn close. i'm thinking there is a chance. i got to say i'm hoping so, i don't know. i know it is december and i know we have a lot of snow bunnies but i like the 60's. the here's new jersey 42 freeway north bound this is at creek road as awe approach 295. it is looking like this

looking really good this morning. all roadways are nice and dry, mother nature not playing any tricks. looking great, vine westbound is now opening eastbound is still closed, i would venture to say that would be opening in the next ten minutes or so. eastbound still closed, westbound between schuylkill and broad now opened. looking at boulevard in the southbound direction already early risers. we can expect that on a wednesday. it will be very busy. the it will be on the boulevard, we know that, what we say yesterday was very busy there. construction, 42 freeway southbound at creek road two left lanes are blocked until 5:00 a.m. this should be opening right around now, actually. another place we have construction, repaired a broken or deteriorating expansion joint at schuylkill at 476. only one lane opened between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. today. ladies, over to you. month long run for a fugitive in philadelphia end in florida that suspect was wanted for shooting death of the man in a mantua convenient

store. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live in the sat center with more on that, justin. >> reporter: nicole and erika, good morning. we're talking about khiry reid and until yesterday he was one of the philadelphia's most wanted, that is when tips led u.s. marshals led them to him in florida more than 800 miles from the convenient store killing. at last, khiry reid was nabbed a long way from home. >> we have information from the u.s. marshals out in philadelphia that a homicide fugitive from jacksonville area. >> reporter: lips led u.s. marshals, more than 850 miles away from philadelphia's mantua section where he is wanted for murder of the 22-year old man later identified as maurice mcdonald. back on the morning of the november 10th mcdonald was shot several times inside j and r perez convenient store on the 700 block of north 38th street. reid was later identified as a suspect in almost a month later, authorities knew where

to find him. >> we conduct our own investigation and found he might be possibly here in it or range park area. >> reporter: at 5:00 he clock tuesday evening u.s. marshals tracked him to the home where they saw him get in the ford expedition. marshals made their move but suv driver, with reid, and a baby inside tried to flee, ramming in the u.s. marshals vehicle and county sheriff's office cruiser. suv was totaled and driver and reid were arrested at gunpoint. neighbors were stunned. >> people you think are your neighbors and they find out they have a jagged past. >> reporter: that baby was not hurt and is now with his mother. for the suv driver as well as reid they are set tow a peer in court today to face charges of fleeing arrest, battery as well as child endangerment. reid's next stop is back here in philadelphia to face those homicide charges. live from the sat center, i'm justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> justin, thank you. donald trump is standing his ground after saying that

the suv should ban muslims from coming in the country. philadelphia mayor michael nutter criticized trump but as don champion reports the republican presidential candidate seemed to show very little concern for his critics. >> reporter: adding fuel to the fire storm donald trump blasted off this tweet overnight, wow, what a day he wrote. so many people foolish people that refuse to acknowledge the tremendous danger and uncertainty of certain people coming into the the u.s. >> are you a bigot. >> not a at all. >> reporter: hours earlier republican presidential front runner defended his stance to abc's barbara walters. >> there are people that have have tremendously bad intentions, we have to be tough, we have to be smart, and we have to be vigilant. >> reporter: while his g.o.p. rivals have have used word like unhinged, defensive, divisive and ridiculous to describe trump's proposal the mayor of one of the largest cities of america offered up tougher word. >> he has taken a page from

the play book of hitler. >> reporter: a across the country many american muslims admitted the proposed ban brought up frightening memories of the intern. of japanese americans during world war two. >> we do not want a generation of what has happened in the past, the the evils that have happened in the past in this country to rio cure. >> reporter: still some of trump's strongest supporters do not see it that way. >> we do need to look at these countries where these people are coming from. >> reporter: new national poll taken before trump made his proposal found 68 percent of his supporters would vote for him if he ran as an independent. don champion, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". happening today, the the trial starts for catherine knott, charged in the attack the of the gay couple in center city. knott rejected a plea deal. she faces several charges including aggravated assault for her alleged role in last years attack. two other suspects pled guilty. one of the beating victims was

left with the broken jaw that doctors had to wire shut while it healed. lewis vogwell, driver charged in the fatal hit and run tonight philadelphia police officer is supposed to a appear for a police hearing today. vogwell struck and killed lemar pool august 30th while the the officer was riding his motor psyched until oxford circle. today prosecutors plan to formally charge the man who allegedly killed three people in the planned parenthood clinic colorado springs. robert dear head to court facing charges of first degree murder. he is accused of shooting a police officer and two other people to death on november 27th. if convicted, he faces the the death penalty or life in prison. and attempted drug bustt sparks a wild police chase in northeast fill amount it began at cottman and torresdale avenues around 9:00 o'clock last night. suspect struck two police cruisers as they tried to get away. that chase eventually ended up at torresdale and rhawn street. there the suspect tried to runaway but officers caught up

to them. one of the suspects suffered a cut to his head and was taken to the hospital. a philadelphia police officer is recovering after a crash in juniata, chopper three over the scene at castor and erie avenue. police cruiser collide with the fire truck. the officer was not hurt, the the cause of the crash is under investigation. right now 5:08. parts of the pacific northwest are still getting soak this morning after getting hit with record rainfall. we're getting a a new look this morning at the the damage caused by that rain. >> also, a delaware police officer is off the hook after being caught on video kicking a suspect in the face. plus the verdict isn't sitting well everyone. also... patty. >> that hilarious video turned patty labelle's pies into a internet sensation and it is causing them to sellout. now wal-mart has good news if you are trying to get your hand on one of the popular pies.

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investigators believe syed rizwan farook may have planned an attack earlier, to last weeks attack. citing u.s. officials, cnn is reporting farouk and another unidentified individual conspired to carry out an attack in 2012. but the the pair quote got spooked, and decided not to go through with their plans. meanwhile first responders had a chance to share their stories publicly discussing what happened that day. >> horrific. been around here 11 years in this city, i have never seen a seen like it before in my life. >> the male was already down on the street, so difficult not know who was in the back of that car, but i could hear right before i was coming out

of the car. >> cbs news has also learned farouk took out a $28,000 loan before the the the massacre. the fbi is examining the couple's finances to look for any links to terror groups. a white dover police officer is cleared on assault charges after being caught on video kicking a black man in the face. this is video of that confrontation between corporal thomas webster and latif dickerson in 2013. webster kick him in the head and breaking his jaw and knocking him unconscious. he testified he was trying to kick the suspect's upper body a and feared for his life because officers thaws dickerson was arm. >> it is beyond belief. i don't know how a jury in this community, 12 people, could reach that decision. >> the evidence, on tape, did not rise to the level that the state sought. if you broke it down, you you would see those things. >> webster has been suspended with the pay since he was indicted back in may but police department hasn't said

if he will get his job back, erika. record rainfall continues to pound parts of the pacific northwest. over the last few days unrelenting storm system has caused flooding, landslide and power outages in both oregon and washington. cbs news, correspondent nicole miller is in portland with the very latest. >> reporter: as rain continues to pour for a, third straight day across the northwest, already swollen rivers and creeks caused major flooding, evacuations and landslide around the area crewness portland work in the night to clean up tons of debris along the local highway. >> this has been a big mess but we hope to get it cleaned up quickly. >> reporter: record rainfall dumb popped inches on have rain, in 24 hours triggering dozens of rescues. officials say it can take months to repair this sinkhole that opened up in nearby areas where powerful wind toppled trees, on to cars. >> all of a sudden i heard a big push coming down and next thing i know we have a tree down. >> reporter: heavy rain is taking a toll on families

along johnson creek, and an a area that has been plaqued by problems. while some people chose to evacuate all together, others worked together to sand bag their homes. officials warned that those staying behind to avoid walking or driving through the high water. >> it is polluted. it is water run off from everything you can imagine, lawns, driveways, streets. it is not clean water. >> reporter: heavy rain is expected to soak the region throughout the week. cole miller for cbs news, portland, oregon. 5:15. lets get to our forecast but quickly let's touch on the pacific northwest. last thing they need is more rain. how is it looking. >> right now on storm scan they are getting pummeled by pounding rain and it looks like another storm set to strike them later in the week. the it is a train of storms that keeps coming n you see this once in a while in that part of the country. it is unfortunate because they are really dealing witt, yeah. >> it is a shame. >> here we're nice and dry. >> we will start off by taking a look at our wider zoom, or

the pack northwest where the the rain is continuing to fall right now, but as we look across the the rest of the united states, we're pretty tranquil. check this out, we have high pressure on your side here across a good portion of the united states. you have to look closely. we will zero in on it right now. there is a very weak disturbance a trail of clouds stretching down in towards illinois, indiana a a, to this disturbance is what will be crossing later tonight. more than anything it will bring us additional cloud. that is it. in the meantime our bigger story is the thermometer. high pressure moving off shore retreating and allowing that disturbance to cross through but we will keep sunshine around for you on thursday, peaks of it, more clouds then sunshine and friday we will keep those temperatures on a uphill climb. by that point we're talking 60's and that looks like the scene right through the weekend. you'll see it in the seven day but let's touch on what is going on here today. partly sunny, not terrible. it is coolest day of the next seven.

55 degrees, already near 10 degrees a aboveverage, and later tonight we will drop down to 44. that is not bad that is closer to our normal daytime high, the night time low. we meanwhile have mid ship men taking on the black knights here on saturday here on cbs-3 by the way and on saturday, 1:00 p.m. kick off. it might as well be april. this is gorgeous. it just keeps on going, for week 14 match ups in the nfl. if you are recall, two years ago, in that week, we had the now infamous snow bowl, that took place a at the the link. do you you remember that one? we're talking about 65 degrees and sunshine though on sunday. so all weekend long, beautiful weather, and then comes monday, it will be cooler by that point but still 60 degrees. the that is also, meisha, where we will be tracking our next storm system. over to you. >> sound good, i think we will break that record. good morning. happy hump day. we are so glad are here. roadways are looking great.

we are looking at the schuylkill eastbound this is schuylkill eastbound just past the blue route, and just to let you know, just east of this camera shot just east of that we have got some construction, only one lane will be opened here between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. we are looking at the schuylkill eastbound just past, the blue route. so looking busier there and also when we go to the ben franklin bridge, tim, if you can help me out there i lost my box down here with the eraser, ben franklin bridge looking g that is coming from new jersey with looking good down here. anywhere we look is looking good. burlington bristol bridge, you can see my nice artwork because i have lost my little eraser. burl burlington bristol bridge is up, that should be, brought back downey would say in probably ten minutes. ladies, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you. 5:18. time to check your philadelphia jobs market report. cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger can explain how

the who will taste can lead to a junk opportunity. >> tis the season for on line shopping. half of all holiday shopping will be digital this year. consumers will likely spend $95.5 billion on line in november and december, up from 85.9 billion in 204. it that is growth in e commerce that is boosting career prospects for web developers. job openings in the field will rise 20 percent by 2022. much faster then other careers. more shoppers heading out on line and brick and mortar retailers filling out their digital offering explains some of the demand. the other key driver, smart phones. as more people use their phones, to access the web companies must create mobile friendly web sites. developers are responsible for designing, building, testing and deploying web sites. while they do play a role in the creative side, the bulk of their time is spent on more technical duties turning designer's vision in the functioning on line

destination. on average web developers here in the philadelphia area earn over $67,000 a year. those with some graphic design necessity how could make even more. i'm jill schlesinger for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right. 5:20. a little girl survived a terrible tragedy has one simple wish for christmas. >> her request is going viral and incredibly easy for to you make her wish come true. we will tell you how to do that. >> craziest thing just happened to me. i'm being pulled over by police officers. >> his cell phonies recording after he gets stopped by police. now you can say he is singing a different tune about his traffic stop. we will have that story coming up next.

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holiday wish of the young girl badly injured in an arson. terry's entire family was killed in the fire upstate new york two years ago. the eight year-old suffered burns over 75 percent of her body. she posted her holiday wish on facebook. the here's what she's asking for. she'd like enough holiday card to fill up her christmas tree. the since then she has received dozens of card with more likely on the way. so easy to do, hop on line look for her name and her a address and send her a holiday card. >> i know i will do that. >> 5:24. last week we showed you, hip store santa but now fashion santa. >> yes. >> old saint nick gets a new lah in toronto. forget belly, round face, forget to that, this sexy make over is anything but traditional. looking good, santa a. he thought of the idea two years ago when he grew out his beard. he was a model for more than

30 years and wanted to update santa's look, give him a thumbs up. beard is white and belt is black, he did santa's traditional hat and updated hip red jacket. i even like the scarves. >> they are a little confused, but, once they think about it for a second, you know, they warm up. i mean i am wearing a velvet jacket but i am wearing a velvet jacket. >> yes. >> exactly. >> fashion santa has been a christmas fixture at york dale shopping center in toronto for two years. shoppers rush to take selfies with the more dapper santa a. >> more healthy, you know. >> yes. >> he has a convertible instead of the sleigh. it looks great. >> he looks good though. more power to you. if you are still searching for the right gift, be sure to check out the picture with this handsome fellow, as your holiday guide, cbs philly.com. find ways to save money on

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have you seen these lights, they are called lazy lights, latest holiday craze but it is now raising some concerns, for, you know, pilots, if you have seen those laser lights, maybe you have them on your house, you don't to have nail anything. >> just lazy. >> understandable. >> we will let you know what you need to do before you set them up so you don't get fine. because apparently that is happening. it is one of the most famous paintings ever and he has uncovered a secret, on mona lisa's smile. we will have more on that, coming up. >> intrigue. the isn't that exciting. let's check with meisha first. >> roads are looking good, overnight construction projects that we will get cleared out of the way. we have been dealing with this construction now that we have beautiful weather lingering, overnight construction lingering on the roadways as well. >> yes, get t