blank. >> brutal beat, woman air lifted to the hospital after being attacked. what police are learning right now. >> amber alert. >> this little girl has been abducted and in extreme danger. the car and license plates, they want you to look out for this morning. >> slamming the violence, mayor jim kenney calling for ends to recent racism and unrest, the promise he's making to the people of philadelphia. >> well, good morning, today is tuesday, november 15th, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. all of that plus big name names a stop at temple university. first, a check on the forecast with katie and roads with meisha. >> good morning, happy tuesday, roads are looking good. lots of construction out there, the vine is one of those, katie, i know you won't like.

that will also, a water main break. >> five extra minutes to the commute. makes me crazy, no one on the roads and just sitting at light. >> i know it. >> it is terrible. that's the worse feeling in the world. who is with me on this? my gosh. but at least for now, for the most part, service moving through, not a lot of wet weather, there is some, when you look at storm scan, yes, primarily the eastern edge of the garden state or finding at least any kind of significant precipitation right now, so ocean monmouth county, portions of burlington, points southwest of that, where the bulk of any precipitation is, it does look at this point, too, like the bulk of heavy moisture also going to stay off shore which certainly helps our inland communities. obviously very, very scattered, how it will generally be throughout the day. you know, mainly morning issue for us, looks like this will be actually pulling away, tapering off, as we hit the afternoon hours, that's good news, currently upper 40's, up and down the majority at least of i-95. tad milder going into trenton,

a.c. airport, also only at 51 degrees, i would say the further inland, especially north you travel, you may still see some breaks in the clouds, too, so you can continue to view the supermoon out there as it continues to shine very brightly, and even though not the best view like we saw yesterday, still viewing opportunity. low 50's are the story up and down the shore point right now, because of all of the clouds, helping to trap in the heat that we manage to build up yesterday. eventually we hit the upper 50's at the shore and here in philly, again, spotty showers, maybe bit more numerous the closer to the coast you are. regardless it is a disturbance it, will slow some of us down. >> and now the supermoon, i saw some of the pictures yesterday. >> gorgeous. >> absolutely gorgeous. you said t all right, looking outside, checking on the vine, closed for construction between the schuylkill and broad, absolutely slow you down, you may want to give yourself couple of extra minutes, see the crews, flashing lights, hopefully this clears within the next half hour. but both westbound and eastbound are affected right

now. see if i can get my collector work, you might need to help me out to go to the boulevard. the boulevard camera, where we had construction, back out of the way so you can see this, southbound between kelly drive, you can see how empty it is looking, enjoy the empty roadways while you can, new jersey 42 freeway, looking good this morning. >> police say little girl abduct in the virginia is in extreme danger and may be in our area right now. virginia police issued amber alert last night for four year old annabell hope richardson, last seen with her father, 24 year old dillan james richardson, in charlotte, virginia, police believe they were headed to new jersey. now they could be in a 1995 burgundy chevy van, with a virginia license plate, vmg2332. if you see her, or her father, please call police. >> breaking right now, investigators are on the scene of a vicious assault in south jersey a woman beaten so badly

she had to be flown to the hospital. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live in mt. holly, so jan, what can you tell us? >> reporter: jim, rahel, police are releasing much information about what happened here overnight. but they do still remain on the scene here in mt. holly this morning. you can see behind me, that they've been working this house, taking pictures and collecting evidence for hours now. they have been particularly focusing on that walkway between the two houses, that's where we've been seeing them take the most pictures, it is quite large scene actually. police have entire block taped off after a woman was found assaulted here. now, police were called to 13 west monroe street around 1:00. that's when they found this woman assaulted, bleeding from her head, she had to be air lifted to the hospital, a hospital in trenton, for treatment. so far, no word on her condition. now, at this time, police aren't saying how this woman was assaulted or if detective have any suspect. this is very early on in the investigationment back out here live on scene, see the home we're talking about here

on west monroe, couple of officers standing outside. inbetween the two houses the one with the lights on the right, and the home where the officers are standing outside, that alleyway, that walkway right there, that's where they are investigating most, taking g a lot of pictures, taking evidence. work to go get an update on that woman's condition but as far as we know here a woman assaulted here in the early morning hours, still working on whether there is a suspect in this case. we're going to toss it back into you for now. >> jan, thank you. a man is now dead after he shot multiple times in the face in philadelphia's fairmount section, 35 year old man died around 10:30 last night near ridge avenue and cambridge street. police tell "eyewitness news" they've not recovered any weapons, no one in custody. around the same time last night in philadelphia's kingsessing section, police say someone found a -- stabbed a teen boy multiple times. police responded to the call around 10:30, 1400 block of south posit street. police believe the boy is around 15, 16 years old, now

in stable condition, so far, police have no suspects. >> in other news this morning, philadelphia mayor jim kenney is denouncing recent acts of violence and threats in philadelphia. one of them involved a flash mob of juveniles near 16th and walnut this past saturday. four people were hurt, including a off duty philadelphia police officer. the officer tried stopping one of the teens and was punched in the face. he's now recovering. so far police have arrested two people. >> i know our police commissioner's quite angry about it, as we are, and we will get to the bottom of it. and we regret it happened. we sends our thoughts out to the people who suffered as a result of it. >> the mayor also condemned defacing of buildings with nazi graffiti and racist cyber attack on african-american student at the university of pennsylvania. calling someone by any type of slur, deface ago buildings, or participating in a flash mob does nothing to help preserve the values of diversity and inclusion that makes philadelphia strong. >> now, kenny made his remarks at wrap up party for

philadelphia's united cup. that's an inter neighborhood soccer tournament, which showcases different cultures living in philadelphia. well, after recent act of hateful vandalism, council rock school district superintendent met with parent last night, and tonight parents and administrators will meet for second time. they gathered last night to talk about racist and homophobic images found at council high school north. the media was not allowed inside during the meeting believing the parent would feel more comfortable in speaking up. >> i'm embarrased to be living g in the council rock school district. >> ann think it is a good thing, so we can all work together, to figure out what the solutions are. >> we had very plows tiff meeting this evening, we had about 50 parent here with us this evening. excellent dialogue. very active parent participation. >> some parent left the meeting feeling hopeful while others believe more need to be done by the school district. >> happening today, form earl philadelphia eagles wide receiver josh huff is expected

to appear in court. arrested earlier this month after gun and marijuana charges after he was pulled over for speeding on the walt whitman bridge. found a loaded magazine gun, marijuana in his car. he was released from the eagles and added to the tampa buccaneer practice squad. >> colin powel is scheduled to attend temple university. the former joint chief of staff part of leadership for thumb afternoon, the retired four star general will also be part of ribbon cutting ceremony open temple's new veterans student center. >> well, new video as president obama makes the last foreign trip of his presidency, air force one arrived in athens grease, set to talk with greek lead best that country's economy. he's also making stops in germany and peru this week. people across the country and the world have been looking to up catch a glimpse of the rare supermoon. >> phenomenon has some people

looking at flood waters, some say the supermoon is to blame for this flooding. >> and, taking his scene, the the what trump has in mine for rudy guiliani, and it is not attorney

>> senior trump official says former new york mayor rudy guiliani is the favorite to the secretary of state. has been speculation, giuliani, might be in line for attorney general. during the news conference, president obama said he has concerns about mr. trump. he added, how much, these remarks. >> i think it is important for us to let him make his decision and i think the american people will judge over the course of the next couple of years whether they

like what they see. >> and trump's office and the kremlin say trump had a phonecall with russian president schrat near putin, the two reportedly agreed work on relations between the two countries. >> this morning dangerous fire burning across 3800 acres of north carolina is only 15% contained, more than 450 firefighters from more than 100 agencies are fighting the blaze from the western part of the state. dry, windy weather is making it tough for firefighters take control of the blaze. mandatory evacuations remain in place in several counties across the state. >> well the supermoon may have been beautiful site to see, but caused problems for people living along parts of the east coast. streets, cities, closed due to coastal flood advisory, video from charleston, south carolina miami and fort lauderdale also experienced flooding, now, experts say the gravitational pull from the supermoon amplified what's known as the seasonal high. officials say the moon won't

look at big or as bright for another 18 years. and speaking of the moon, this is a time lapse over phoenix, arizona. hope you got a good look at it. boy, look at. that will expert say the next time we'll likely see the moon this close to the earth will be sometime around 2033. >> oh, only 2033. my gosh. >> just around the corner. >> right? isn't it funny how that time will fly, though? >> exactly. >> but gorgeous, gorgeous views, yes. and, you know, even though we do have -- you will see, it will be little erie looking but will be some moonlight through the clouds, depending where you are, you do not have wet weather now anyway. turning much more into scattered nuisance type of system, scattered showers out of it, the closer to the coast, best shot to see the steady rain. so we start things off still looking at the radar, sense of what's going on with this thing, if you look at the cloud structure at least, because there is decent organization with it, but when it comes to the actual rain that it is producing here locally, it is really

scattered showers, guys. so, you can see the heaviest rain bands, that's at least closest to the coast, really just scraping past ocean, monmouth county, maybe it will extend into eastern burlington, but it is lifting north, so that particular ban was pretty much the best shot we have of seeing any kind of soaking rain, than official rain no less. but at least what's good is that the more significant drought concerns are actually confined to the coast. and out toward new england. so, this is going to be, again, beneficial rain for those folks. and otherwise it is mainly just scattered showers, if anything, really, for the rest of us. so, i would say, if you're not crazy about take your umbrella with us, you can probably get away without it, mainly morning event, then out of here later today. beyond that point, high pressure will regain it control, bring with it a nice little warming trend. so here's what you can expect in terms of bullet points when it comes to the rain, all spotty for the most part, steadiest as we mention eastern new jersey, not talking about much more than quarter of an inch if we're lucky, so yes, it will slow you down on the morning drive, but not by a lot.

it always does. if you have got even 11 raindrop it will slow you down, not talking any deluge or flooding concerns. fifty-eight the eventual hi, skies do begin to, dropping to 42 through the overnight, take it forward here, yes, again, nice little warming trend. hit pair of six's, both friday, saturday, and it will be nice, bright, sunny, both of the days. really just very, pleasant weather there, meisha. >> loving the look of the weekend, katie, thank you so much. all right, so we've got our heads up, rain kind of coming in today as katie said, one drop can slow us down, right now roads are look dry, vine right now, where we were closed from overnight construction, just opening, the westbound side between the schuylkill and broad, eastbound side as you can see the crews are still out there, it is still closed. westbound side, possibly just opening right now. and the boulevard we have construction earlier, southbound, fox street, ridge avenue, kelly drive. that's now been cleared. boulevard looking both directions, looking pretty good. we know this is one of the busier spots, certainly got

this yesterday, and new jersey, 42 freeway northbound creek road, still dark out there, still very early, roadways are nice and dry, for now, for right now, and this is what you are looking at, new jersey, looking okay. it looks like a lot of cars are out there but typically what it looks like. water main break in malvern, lancaster avenue, heads up on that. no slow downs as of yet. absolutely can be some little later. then construction northeast extension southbound, through quakertown, left and right lanes are blocked there. over to you. >> thank you, there is an effort underway to save a lot of pennies for ben franklin. go fund me page to raise $10,000 to save his gravestone. it has a crack from weather exposure, and chips for years of people tossing pennies on it, that's the famous phrase a penny saved is a penny earned. so far they've raised a thousand dollars. >> a penny for your thoughts. >> i live in the neighborhood. anything they can do to

preserve that, because it is a great tourist attraction. >> getting away for thanksgiving you. >> be joining hundreds of thousands of other people specially traveling by car. we'll tell you whether you think to expect more traffic than last year, and the day the congestion will be at its worse, stay with us.

>> expecting over 500,000 people in the philadelphia area will be traveling by car next week, up about 1% over last year. of course, many people will be traveling to philadelphia to spends the holiday, it ranks as number nine in triple a's top ten destinations this thanksgiving. >> now, tuesday will be the busiest day police by car and wednesday, will be the busiest for those flying. >> time now 4:49. time for check on business news. >> money watch's jill wagner,

joins us live this morning from the new york stock exchange, jill, good morning. >> so the head of the security and exchange commission or the ftc stepping down. what's behind that? >> likely is the election result. mary jo white is leaving at the end of the obama administration, the president appointed her in february of 2013, her term doesn't actually end until 2019. the president-elect trump nominee could move to end restrictions on wall street banks and corporation action, so certainly a big deal. jim, rahel? >> jill, on lighter news, oreo, i understand, is rolling out it first candy bar? >> yes, oreo, there are two of them, the oreo chocolate bars, filled with vanilla cream and/or yo cookies, then coated with chocolate, and the oreo big crunch bar is a oreo cookie sandwiched between two layers of van all cream and then coated with chocolate. the big crunch bars are available at walnut, kroeger, shoprite, and albert son's.

in case you want to check it out. >> i saw picture of it floating out on social media the other day. >> i hate to be a debbie downer, but good enough, the original, good enough as it is. >> stop it. >> katie, flipping out, our weather person wants one every these right now. >> amazing, amazing, that's what that sounds like. you need a sugar rush to get through this morning. >> thank you, jill. jill, see you soon, thank you. >> there is some rain moving through part of the area right now. >> katie, apparently some people would need to grab the umbrella this morning, but the day won't be total wash out. >> definitely not. in fact, it is more after nuisance than anything. i'll track this system for you, gave you a sense of who actually get the steady rain, also of course have your full forecast, about to get awfully chilly, folks, and i'll let

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>> we overlook off in the distance, lehigh university, moravian college in the for grounds here, one of my favorite cameras that we have. and "skycam 3", very calm, collected, not just here in bethlehem, but pretty much everywhere else. we do have a system, though, moving through so some will have wet or damp roadways, especially true if you are headed out toward eastern new jersey, look at storm scan3, what you will notice is that the bulk every precipitation has shifted taught sea, so unless you're near the coastal communities, this is more of just big fans nuisance more than anything, and i dare some of could you get around, now, future weather in my opinion little under done. >> bulk every precipitation, either in eastern new jersey or rise up into long island, connecticut. we are going to see scattered shower through the course of this morning. but, that's really it. and then this pulls away, we clear out, left with sunshine possibly even through the

clouds as the day progress cents, so very under well mink event in general, but the best shot for rain that we've got in the next five days. look at this. not only warm up, brighter and brighter conditions, friday, saturday, gorgeous, but by sunday, big changes. bye change, look at the drop off, another system looks like it is come our way, too. >> 20 degrees? yes, heed the warning. that the rain will come in little spotty like katie said. it will slow us down, so, right now, what we're looking at interstate 95 southbound, girard, one of the that's we know is going to get busy. >> this is what you're looking at headed out the door within the next half hour, it will start, so i would say ten to 15 minute, cracking into the 5:00 hour, one area that really start to change, right now, starting to build, ever so slightly, vine closed overnight, between the schuylkill and broad. so you can see, westbound, looking good, looking open, eastbound side, waiting on

that to open right now. so that should be following suit very quickly, also, ac rail line, it is working on that, some construction going on there because we've got special schedule running between 7:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. so again, septa make sure to check your schedules on line, for now, ac rail line that we're seeing is changing, and also, some construction, a.c. expressway at the garden state parkway. jim, over to you. >> thank you, meisha. coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news", how authorities are working to secure donald trump's new york city home. >> plus, hillary clinton speaks to the democratic leadership, her message about her election. >> and charges filed on the campus of penn state after unruly behavior last month. we'll have an update when we come back at the top of the hour. stay with us.

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amber alert they say for a little girl in extreme danger. the license plate number and where authorities believe they're headed. following breaking news from overnight, south jersey woman is brutally beaten, her injuries so bad, rescue hers to air left her to the hospital. update and a live report. today donald trump will meet with mike pence, as the president-elect works on putting his cabinet topping. i'm hena daniels in new york, the latest on trump's transition to the white house coming up. well, today is tuesday, november 15th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. a lot of news to get tonight first, checking on weather and traffic with meisha. >> well, good morning, so the roads are looking okay, because lot of construction today, will absolutely slow

you down, plus talking about a water main break, that coming up in a little bit. katie, talking a little about the rain? >> specifically eastern new jersey, you know, i think the further inland you are, this couldn't mess with you too muchment and when you see storm scan3, you'll understanded why. this is coastal disturbance, look at the bulk of the precipitation is actually hanging out over the open ocean waterment that's helpful. not super soaking rain either. when you go out to ocean, monmouth counties, but it is the steadiest, the most widespread, even into burlington county the tri-state sweep, mainly splitting our region into thirds. the further inland you go, basically, two thirds of our area, are finding most scattered of scattered showers out there. most numerous showers you'll find go east. okay? so, for example, will they be impacted by there is a.c. expressway, to the shore, will be impacted by this but the bulk of the heavy stove stuff will retreat off to the north, actually going clear out even as early as late morning, but specially this afternoon. area temperatures at the moment, where you have got