this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. layer up. you may want to wear several jackets? morning. how cold the winds will make you feel, when they're expected to calm down. and overnight stand-off with swat. police responds when a man barricades himself inside a port richmond home, the way it all came to an end just minutes ago. >> supposed to be celebrating the holidays. will be burying one of its own. >> officer ambushed, manhunt underway right now after an officer is killed near a police station. the detail investigators know so far and the other two similar incidents, hundreds of miles away. today is monday, november 21, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. also on the scene of major fire in trenton. crews are gathering info right now, but first, let's get your

day started with a check on weather katie and meisha. >> good morning, just like that, back at it. picking up another work week together. the roadways are looking okay, they're nice and dry, a lot of construction to talk about and a downed tree. >> very windy conditions, as well, a lot of people have leaves flying all over the backyard at this point, if you did rake or maybe you wait today do that, you have got more to do obviously here. but it is still very windy, it will stay that i way, which we get to. start it off with a quick view of storm scan3, and locally, we actually have couple of flurries flying around out there. specifically across central and northern new jersey, also toward the lehigh valley seen little hint of activity here in the last few hours, all lake enhancement. the storm itself, more specifically the front that crossed through the region over the weekends, long gone. but then you have this system trying to rotate away reducing us to wrap around moisture, winds flow around, that the winds tunnel effect between low and high pressure, winds advisories posted until 7:00 this evening, national weather service continuing to extends the time that this

actually will expire, because it looks like that winds will just hang on. go by these values, folks, these aren't the actual air temperatures rather, the feels like. you have got to factor in with pretty gusty winds, it will be theme all day. officially only shooting for high of 45 degrees, that's winter at its finest, factoring in the winds again it won't feel much better than at best 40. bundle up adequately, a day that calls for the winter scarf, hat, gloves, whole 9 yards, winter coat as well, at least it will be dry, say, for a left over snow shower here and there, most specifically up near the mountain us terrain. eventually, we're going to pull away from this, i'll tell you what the rest of the pattern likes lick just a little later in the show. >> almost socking to the system when you weak up and just so different. thank you so much, good morning, everyone, happy monday. so this is where we actually have the downed tree. so talking about how windy it is outside. this will be some of the things probably one of the many items that we will see on the roadways because the winds

is whipping around. so downed tree here, schuylkill eastbound before gladwynn, right lane come pros mood, crews trying to get that pick up. dark outside, not early, won't slowdown too much but it will if it doesn't get moved out of the way, anywhere on the schuylkill cracking into the 5:00 hour, already starting to see brake lights go off around the area. you will have little gaper delay, as well. vine was open. last night looking good, both moving in the westbound and eastbound directions, and then we do have construction here route one southbound at oxford valley, all lanes block until 5:00 a.m. you can exit then re-enter at oxford valley onramp. heads up on this. this will be lingering out there little bit. little ' let you know it clears. you do want to make a note of. that will then another downed tree, route 161, easton road southbound at barrett road. another downed tree this morning to contends w construction on old lincoln highway closed now between route 213 and gilliam avenue, 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. weekdays, your alternate bellevue avenue, this will

linger owl there until later 2016. rahel, back to you. meisha, thank you. we begin this morning with breaking news, a two alarm fire giving firefighters all they can handle in woodbury, gloucester county. our photographer giving us a live look at the scene right now, 700 block of to, fire broke out in a home around 3:45. the winds real problem for those firefighters, but the fire spread to go two other homes. at this point, we know at least three people were taken to the hospital. no word on their conditions, but again, you are looking live at a winds fueled fire in woodbury, gloucester counsel i. more breaking news, to tell you about, port richmond, barricade situation wrapped up short time ago. police called to the 3,000 block of aramingo avenue, just after 2:00 this morning, over a man possibly armed with a gun. the man was arrested just after 4:00. we're learning more about shoot that happened in millville, new jersey last night, the victim a juvenile was shot around 7:30 at oak view apartments, in cumberland

county. millville police took the victim to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. police have not yet gotten the victim's age or gender. new in brewly town section, shooting victim tells police he was shot during robbery on north dover street. he ran home to his house on turner street to dial 911. the 22 year old man was shot in his left thigh, left hand. and is in stable condition. and, this morning, a manhunt is underway in texas. >> that's after san antonio police officer shot and killed in a ambush. correspondent hena daniels tells us investigators have lee -- released picture after person of interest. good morning, hena. >> good morning, that shooting happened right outside a police headquarters just before noon yesterday morning. police say detective benjamin benjamin marconi, 20 year veteran of the force, sitting in his patrol car during traffic stop. that's when a car pulled up behind the officer and the driver got out, walk up, and fired several shots. the shooter then got away bye

driving through the police headquarters parking lot. detective marconi was returned to the hospital where he later died. >> most families would be celebrating the holidays. we will be burying one of its own because of ultimate october of cowardice. >> and take a look, this is a picture police have released of the person of interest. it is not clear whether they think he's responsible, but police also released a picture of the possible suspect's car, which is a black sedan. jim, rahel. >> we know this was not the only case of an officer being shot in the line of duty over the past 12 hours watch can you tell us about that? >> police officer also shot in what investigators are calling ambush in st. louis, missouri, shooting happened around 7:30 last night, investigators say the officer was sitting in traffic, when another car pulled up to him and fired several times. the officer was hit in the face and is list in the critical but stable condition. a manhunt is underway for the

shooter. meanwhile, in florida, police officer was shot during a traffic stop in santa bell, south of fort myers. this happened around 8:00 last night. police say the suspect drove by, and opened fire. they were able to arrest the suspect, after he barricaded himself in his home, and had a gun fight with police. the officer was treated and released. usa today reports before yesterday's shooting the officer listed the total number of officers killed while on duty at 127 for just this year. jim, rahel? >> thank you very much, hena. >> and the investigation continues this morning, into a possible burglary at city hall. police say sunday around noon, a worker at the christmas village reported seeing two men trying to climb through an open window in the building's first floor. the worker said he yelled at them and weld for help but the suspect were gone when he returned. so far police have not reported any damages or thefts. passengers on plane bound from philadelphia

international airport to since that the bring taken off their plane and put on another after reports of smoke in the cabin. the smoke was noticed just after the plane backed away from the gate, but before it took off. investigators did not find any evidence of smoke, but the move, they say, was made out of abundance of caution. and this morning the ntsb trying to figure out what caused a plane crash that killed a man. the two passengers planes went down in bass river state park in new jersey just before 11:00 yesterday morning, only identify the victim as a 75 year old man. >> well, hundreds lined the street for the 40th annual mayfair holmesburg thanksgiving parade. they bundled up and waited to see the marching bands, and performers head down frankford avenue. parade is a family tradition for many dating back generations, many also say they wanted to give back to the community by supporting the local businesses. along the strip. the eagles have an extra day this week to think over the rough showing against the seahawks out west. russell wilson through for 272 yards and a touchdown, seattle passed the eagles 26

to 15. wilson also caught a 15-yard touchdown pass thrown by wide receiver, meantime, it was quarterback carson wentz through two interceptions and the birds lost their sixth straight road game. we'll have more on the game coming up in the next half hour. and tens of thousands of runners braved bone chilling temperatures to run in the 23rd annual philadelphia marathon. >> pounded the pavement down the parkway it, through the sit, delaware river, manayunk, then back up to aches inches oval. family already a friends cheered them from the side lou lines, blustery side lines didn't could the from setting course record to get this, two hours and 15 minutes, or some others from completing their beck list. >> i can't even describe it, it is something i always kind of hoped to do in my lifetime, to be able to do it today was huge. >> good for her. the top male and female runners each won $10,000 each.

>> congratulations. >> exactly. aid brunch. i don't run. i just cheer the runners. pipeline protesters face-off with police in north dakota. >> officer say the demonstrations became a riot. what happened right before the confrontation became violent. >> and off the rales, train accident kills more than 100. the police where -- the place where it happened, and what investigators know so far. stay with us.

back on "eyewitness news", a man is dead after being shot two times on the 800 block of morrow street in wilmington. it happened about 1:30 yesterday afternoon. twenty-six year old victim died at christianna hospital. anyone with information about the shooting is asked to call wilmington police. >> train derailment in northern india killed more than 13 people, injured about 50 others, derailment happened sunday morning in the city of conquer. officials say the train was halfway through its journey with derailed.

110 bodies have been identified, 97 of those have been hatted dollars over to the victim's families. it is not clear what caused the wreck, but authorities say a full investigation is underway. >> arrest is made after anti-pipeline protest pushes its limited in north dakota 400 protesters against dakota access pipeline as em philadelphia north dakota north of their camp. sheriff spokesperson says the demonstration was more like a riot, the intense stands off between police and protesters happened as officers tried to block the group from crossing a bridge in the area. donald trump's administration continues to take shape. the president-elect met with several high profile candidates over the weekend. on sunday mr. trump met with former new york mayor rudy guiliani set to be cop ton tender for secretary of state. met with both donald trump and mike pence for the same job. announcements were posted in the trump administration, comes as early as today. >> the time now is 4:43. >> and katie is here with a forecast. that will a difference a weekends makes?

>> my gosh, amazing, went from 72 degrees on saturday, 72 degrees, i was out in shorts, to at best the four's, only felt like the four's, if you were luck. >> i that wind. >> my gosh, it is vicious. and it still is. looks like it will stay that way, at least for now. so i walk you back in time here. look at the peak wind gusts we've seen so far. you know, looking specifically back to yet, these were the strongest ones that we have found so far. but, collegeville, chester county airport, 53 degrees, or rather, miles per hour in terms of gusts we found in those spots, 150-mile per hour, bay haven, list at phl airports, philadelphia international airport. 45-mile per hour gust, obviously, enough to whip the leaves right off of your trees. so i hope you had the chance to enjoy the fowl foliage while we had t past peak anyway, so i guess the timing was good if this was going to happen at all, at least the best colors in terms of vibrancy, basically gone pi point. look at the current gusts, no

small chump change here. you have gusts in the 30's almost region wide, little less, little more in places like mount pocono, depending on location. here's what's up. yes, storm system drags the colds front through saturday night. long gone. you see how it is still rotating away, because of that, lake effect snow picking up specially of lake ontario, lake erie, more than anything it, kicks that wind tunnel effect in, low pressure retreating, high pressure trying to take it place, walking between the skyscrapers in center city, always feels a lot windier there. that's where this is coming, from same sort of idea. gusts still peak as high as 45 miles per hour today, high only 45, not going to feel any better than if you are lucky 40 degrees, dropping down to the freezing mark tonight, it lift, it is cold, and our winds advisory does remain in effect until 7:00 p.m. t gets a little better with time here, still pretty breezy tomorrow. travel day wednesday, not bad at all. watch for few spotty showers on thanksgiving. meisha, over to you. >> all right, katie, thank you so much. good morning, everyone, and happy monday to you.

so yes, talking about windy conditions, and when we're seeing because of it is a couple every downed trees out there, the first one, schuylkill eastbound before gladwynn. see the crews out there work to go get out of your way. you can also see vehicles going past, starting to tap their brakes, so we know it will get very slow in the 5:00 o'clock hour. heads up. another downed tree, where we have it, 611 eastbound at barrett road. one lane blocked there, because of that, so if that's in your neck of the woods, windy conditions have brought some things into the roadway now. also new jersey 42 freeway northbound at creek road. actually looking pretty good here for a monday mornings looking very calm, very quiet, on 42, we know even in the early 5:00 hour, this is when it starts to heat up little bit. i would say just because of the windy conditions. so give yourself couple of extra minutes for things blowing around and maybe blowing on to the roadways. construction route one at oxford valley, all lanes block until five. re-enter at oxford valley

onramp. back to you. >> meisha, thank you. we want to head back now to our breaking news, two alarm fire giving firefighters all they did a handle in woodbury gloucester county. our photographer giving us live look at the scene in the 700 block of porter boulevard. fire broke out in home around 3:45, as we've been hearing from kit think morning, the winds the real problem where the fire spread to go two other homes at this point. we know at least three other people were taken to the hospital. no word on their conditions. again, a live look at very wind-fueled fire in wood bushy gloucester county, of course we'll continue to follow that throughout the show. >> meanwhile, coming up: parents listen up, toys "r" us pulling a truck off the shelves. >> one truck that could be a safety hazard. we'll be right back.

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toys "r" us are pulling a tonka truck off the shelves, after washington state couple says one of them caught fire. the truck is the tonka12-volt ride-on dump truck. the now the couple bought it at toys "r" us store, put it in the back of their pick up. they say it caught fire setting their truck on fire. the store's given the couple refund, and is investigating to see if the fire was an isolated incident. >> don't want that happening. time now 4:50. 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, apple apparently dealing with its own smart phone battery issues, but not nearly as dangerous as samsung. >> reporter: well, that's right. so, and he will will replace batteries, into the 6s models, because the phone's unexpectedly shutdown. apple says the defect only affect the small number of phones that were manufactured between september and october of 2016. apple trying to reach the customers that they pose no safety risk. people obviously very

sensitive a and wear of this right, no, jim, rahel? >> minutely shushes douse, but usually operator error, nothing to do with the battery. >> well, holiday deals, i know i'm seeing them earlier and earlier, so what can you tell us? >> reporter: okay, wal-mart is kicking offer so-called cyber monday deals at 12:01 a.m. on "black friday". by the way, "black friday" deals start on thanksgiving. wal-mart's been making huge push to grow it on line sales to keep up with amazon.com. good for the customers. >> nothing sacred any more? >> well, you know what, if you're at home, that's one thing. at least maybe you'll justice appear into the family room and buy few things. >> on line. >> but opposed to leaving everyone at the table on thanksgiving with the pumpkin pie still there, now, that's crazy. >> and we're having it this year at your place, right, jill? >> i'm in. >> we'll check in with you in the next hour.

well, if you're just waking up, it is cold outside. >> it is very cold, and katie apparently the whole day will be chill. >> i oh, yes, not even going to end here, guys, looking at multiple days of chill in the air, winter has made a come-back, and i'll let you know exactlyow long this winter chill will last you coming up.

what a gorgeous view on a monday morning, nice, clear sky, do not go by just this picturesque view, though, folks. there is a lot that looms, that you can't see in a picture. chill, wind, you have to be ready for that when you walk out the door, and if you have been maybe just sitting in the living room, and hearing the winds blowing out your window pains, and the leaves fluttering across the walls, yes, it definitely is still windy. it stays that way here today.

so what we experienced yesterday continues for yet another day, area of low pressure tries to blow away. storm scan at this hour, there are couple of flurries flying across portions of the garden state and specially as go into far northeastern pa. so, we could still have gusts into the 40's here today, no problem. that makes it feel obviously heck of a lot colder. gusts tonight into the 30's. gusts tomorrow, probably still into the 20's. so gradually at least starting to get little less harsh for us, but very much running theme for us the next two days, by wednesday, much calmer, big travel day for so many hires with the holiday upon us, maybe evening sprinkle wednesday, and probably spotty shower on thursday, but overall, by the time we hit the ever important holiday it looks i can with the etagere lynn much more in our favor, meisha. >> already seeing the windy conditions affecting our commute. couple every downed tree, a lot blowing around out there. so, it can absolutely slow us down this morning, and we're seeing, that the good news, one of the downed trees this morning, the schuylkill

eastbound, for gladwynn, now since been cleared. that was one area actually starting to slow down just little bit. now all looking good. and clear, moving in the eastbound direction, westbound side, you can see, picking up ever so slight limiter downed tree, 611 easton road, barrett road. one lane blocked there. so again, if you're in this neck of the woods, maybe give yourself few extra minutes. ninety-five north at 452, actually looking okay on this monday morning, jim, over to you. >> thank you, meisha. in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news" two, major fires in new jersey, one of them in gloucester county where two alarm err spreads to two other homes. >> and little word to the wise. bundling up. winds aggravate a chilly morning. under winds advisory, and we're back at the top of the hour.

>> braking news on "eyewitness news", flames tearing through several homes in trenton, multiple evacuations as the winds fuels this blaze, we're live at the scene. and just thought we would warn you before go outside. you can call it philadelphia. the gusty wind and lower temperatures are making life miserable, how much longer it will last. >> it is therefore the touchdown. >> and, hopeless in seattle in the battle of the birds. the eagles come up short against the seahawks. i didn't bring in my suit today. today is monday, november 21, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon.

katie and prior keeping an eye on things this morning, maybe miserable shall -- >> you guys are bringing owl starts of good news, thanks. >> today was not worthy of this suit, not worthy. >> aren't we all better for it? >> we better not laugh. we know they won't be happy today. good morning, happen monday. right now because of the windy conditions that came, we have a lot going on on the roadways, couple of downed trees, we'll get to that in a little bit. >> not shock by. that will wind gusts in the 30's, 40's in some spots, yes, enough obviously to blow your hat off your held, but certainly can bring down couple of tree limbs. where we came from. this is where we ended up. we're looking bat at -- back at saturday, that's when the cold front then dollars up bringing this in the first place, really crossed through. and man did we see a turn around. so quickly. seventy-two, that afternoon, 72 degrees, well above average obviously, ended up flirting with record territory. by ten p.m. down at 38 degrees. so, a huge drop off in