it was actually looking busy around 4:30. >> it was, and now at 6:00 that much closer to 7:00. main hour of the rush. so give yourselves extra time. i won't say it again, no promises, probably say it again in ten minute, but give yourself extra time this morning. >> just one of those rough starts to the day as it is. so, just to get you out the door here, we look at storm scan, first and for most, obviously the wet weather is going to overtake the radar here. some of it starting to look a little bit steadier. mainly been a light rain so far for the western counties. but now, as this actual core of energy gets ever closer, the moisture content is bill willing up, ending up with steadier heavier rain, in fact, between philly and dc, and only will continue to fill in. so we eventually have to deal with pretty soaking rain at time, and this is kind of how the bullet points pan out, guys. the rain is already here for many of us. but if you have start to see the raindrops, just give it this next hour. and it is going to over spread the region. soap, clearly, rain for your morning drive.

but this isn't the only time it will last us pretty much miami time, lunchtime, toward evening, kids getting out of school even into the late evening. some of the rain will be heavy. it is going reduce your visibility, specially as temperatures climb, find ponding on the roadways, whole mess that goes with it, 49 is the current temperature, this is strictly rain producing event. even in mount pocono, only at 41, so no snow, no ice. just rain. but lots of it. which we need. how much, it is going to be soggy day there is isn't the only one, actually more rain on the horizon which we will get to later in the show, meisha? >> definitely look at the silver lining, you nailed it, need the rain and at 60s, so straight up. no ice. no snow. all right. well, we can deal with the rain. it is just we have to prepare. we have to factor in maybe extra 15, 20 minute, maybe even more, if you're jumping on 95, puts you in the southbound direction or the schuylkill, if you're around any sort of junction that gets real busy. just have to track that, give ourselves extra time, so,

speaking of the schuylkill, schuylkill westbound at the boulevard. you can see, especially westbound and eastbound side, pretty comparable, looking kind of the same. same headlights, taillights, is this typical for just tracking in the 6:00 hour? this is a little bit heavy. and what that is telling us, a loft people heeding the warning, getting out there early, because the rain is going to come, and it is going slow you down. and by the way, it is not going to get any lighter than there is so a lot of people hold off, well, a lot of people jumping out there early, i'm going to stand back little bit. then get out there later. it will be bus fry top to bottom. so heads up. give yourselves extra time. fact nor at least 25, 30 minute, especially pushing deeper into the 6:00 hour when walking out the door. then looking at the vine, closed overnight for construction, looking good now pushing in the westbound side. do overall looking okay. then 95 south, before girard, steady stream of headlights at this point. again we will say it all morning long, rain coming, factor that in your morning commute. jim, over to you. >> thank you so much, meisha. now to the latest on deadly plane crash, where a brazilian

soccer team are on board, now learning of the survivors. there are five survive offers, three apparently are soccer players. the charter plane had a total of 81 people on board, the soccer team was on their way to play in a championship match tomorrow. earlier reports suggest the plane had electrical problems, again, this is a plane crash in columbia, brazilian soccer team on board. and jim, speaking of that, this is the last picture of that team posted on twitter just before the crash. you can see the team there smiling, as they pose for the camera. this morning soccer teams around the world are offering their condolances. very sad story overnight. >> meanwhile, local news this morning, sad news in philadelphia's mayfair section, 14 year old boy is shot to death, just weeks before his 15th birthday. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live mayfair, with more on what happened last night. jan, good morning. >> reporter: rahel, jim, good morning. police tell us, they're now searching for two male suspects. they also say they're searching for a reason why this 14 year old was shot and

killed in the middle of the street here in this quiet neighborhood in mayfair. take a look at the video. police were called out to the 6200 block of rouse avenue. right around 9:00 last night. they found the 14 year old victim in this street, shot three times, in his chest and stomach. police rushed him to aria-torresdale hospital for treatment, where he was pronounced dead short time later. detectives are now interviewing witnesses, and searching for surveillance video, and they say the teenage victim did not live in this neighborhood, but his last known address is just about a mile and a half away. now at this point police have no motive for the shooting, but investigators do believe they are looking for two male suspect. >> this is mainly a residential neighborhood, the intersection of rouse and devereaux streets. it is normally a quiet, nice neighborhood, well kept neighborhood. we did find some private surveillance cameras in the area. detective right now are trying to see if these cameras recorded anything that could help us with this homicide

investigation. unfortunately, at this time, police don't have great description of either of the suspect, they also don't have a god description of the vehicle the suspect were last seen in. and at this point they are not yet lee releasing the name of the young victim, rahel, jim, just 14 years old, just weeks shy of his 15th birthday. reporting live in mayfair this morning, jan carabeo, cbs-3 "eyewitness news", rahel, jim, back to you. >> very sad story, thank you. >> meanwhile, police are investigating after a woman pushing a stroller was hit and killed by a septa bus in center city yesterday. authorities say the baby believed to be about six to eight month old is going to be okay. investigators tell us the victim was in her early 60s, was crossing the street at 23rd and chestnut, just around 5:00 yesterday evening, when she was hit by the route nine bus. she died at the scene, no one on the bus was hurt. well, a student at the ohio state university goes on stabbing rampage, ending with his own death, and injuring 11 other.

somali born razak ali artan plowed into group of faculty and student with his car as they were standing outside for a fire alarm. the 18 year old attacker then began stabbing people nearby with a butcher knife. investigators say artan recently posted on facebook saying he was sick and tired of the way fellow muslims were being treated. the council of american islamic relations spoke out against the violence. >> we would also like to urge everyone not to jump to conclusions and to let investigators do their jobs. responding to such a senseless act of violence with hate is never the solution. >> now an university police officer quickly put stop to chaos shooting and killing artan. eleven people were hospitalized. one in critical condition. >> green party presidential candidate, jill stein; now working for a recount of pennsylvania's presidential election results. stein asking the court to step in. but it is unclear if they'll have the authority. that's because election official say there is no evidence of voting

irregularity or cyber attacks on vogue. we talked about the recount with former governor ed rendell and he calls it a waste of time. >> if there was anything out there that might change this result, i would be working 24 hours a day to get it done. we've got to stop making wild charges. we've got to get back to the time when we did things based on substantial evidence. >> president-elect trump beat hillary clinton in pennsylvania by about 71,000 votes. >> sources expect president-elect dumb donald trump to choose a cabinet. to hit the department of health and human services, mr. trump also met with secretary of state candidate including retired general pet tea you us, mitt romney, and former new york mayor, rule i guiliani. >> now the deputy chair of pennsylvania's republican party rene armor, joins trump transition team, took to facebook with the news i'm so excited everyone. i've been put on the trump transition team.

thank you so much for your congratulations. >> the eagles are on the road this sunday in cincinnati behind the 500 mark for the first time this year. >> last night was the first time they lost at the linc all season. the packers scored on first drive of the rain, two aaron rogers touchdown passes, birds came right back, marched down the field to score on wentz's first career touchdown. but they beat the birds 27 to 13. our lesley van arsdall talks to the players about what went wrong. >> penalties killed the eagles yet again. and this time, may have killed the team's chances of getting into the playoffs. >> i thought it was a chen hit. i got open. i saw the play. i thought it was a clean hit. but i'm not -- like i said earlier, it is hard to really stop, you know, 300 pounds when you get going. >> it was just one of those things, we new we had to be patient. we new woe run around and make plays. but we have to just, you know, kind of hunker down, eventually make a stop.

so the drives would be long, but couldn't find a way to get the one play. >> you know, early, aaron had those first couple of scrambles. we had the off sides on 35. and just can't -- those little mistakes, i mean, we can't make them. >> try the best we corks but juice we were in the whole game. you know, tough on us as defense, very frustrating because our plan was to try to get them in the third long situation, which didn't end up happening, couple of times put on fourth down, they made t so it is frustrating throughout the whole game. >> next up the eagles hit the road. it is the bengals in cincinnati. report reporting from the link, lesley van arsdall. >> well the back page of today's daily news says it all, in just a few words. birds lay egg. some of the expert thought the eagles would beat the struggling packers, but now it is the eagles who are struggling, they're in last place in the nfc east. well, coming up: happening right now in tennessee, more than dozen

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>> more than 12,000 people in tennessee lost power due to wild fires. >> spread to local communities, resident. resort towns have been forced to evacuation, flames also got dangerously close to dolly parton's hollywood resort, or dolly wood resort, i should say. >> some trouble news from down un. warming oceans this year have caused largest die-off of choral ever recorded on australia great barrier

receipt. oh, boy. scientists report the most damage in the northern section of the reef, where 400-mile long swat of coral has been lost. that's not good. >> but back to tennessee, looks like they will be getting some rain ahead? >> yes. this is just a backdrop. >> oh, oh! >> just a backdrop. yes, isn't it so beautiful snow. >> so realistic. >> very much so. just backdrop. let me put the graphic over top of it. the reason i pick this up, at this point of the year, we may be starting to wonder about ice or snow, with any kind of large storm that rolls through. the average first snow comes on december 12th, at least for philadelphia, the earliest first snow that we ever had was all the way back on october 19th in 1940 you can see snow very early, very late. mother nature she does what she want. thankfully she is actually helping out the folks, rahel,

you had mentioned, down in gatlynnberg. rain strolling through the area. so hoping that this will be very beneficial for that area. obviously is millions of people affected by this very large storm system. we bring it back though to the very local level. pretty much the whole region starting to fill n look at how the rain just overtakes, over spreads the radar here, in the west-most suburbs in the last hour or so. this is kind of going to be the story all day. now along the eastern seaboard, right along all of the atlantic coast counties here, you are looking good right now. trying to beat the rain, probably have another window, half hour to 45 minute or so. look at november in total though. there have been whopping three days of measurable rain that total up to not even half inch. so, today's rain, and tomorrow, combined, very likely going to far exceed what we actually have already seen for one thing, and probably put really good chunk of a dense into the deficit we face. looking at rain here, talking solid one, maybe up to

3 inches depending on location, again today and tomorrow. we should catch a break tonight into early tomorrow morning. >> looking out to the roadways, we are waiting for the rain to fall, areas still looking dry, we know it will change. so, what are we seeing? it is looking very busy out there, a lot of vehicles out on the schuylkill westbound boulevard, westbound, eastbound, certainly starting to heat up there. also the vine is another area that was really starting to heat up specially pushing in the westbound direction, jumping toward the schuylkill, help me out, looks like my click is her sticking, there you go. eastbound side really starting to heat up. then 95 south, before girard, might need to help me out again. every ten minutes that goes by, getting busier and busier. accident, overturned vehicle, that overturned several times, involving injuries here. all lanes are block, 295 southbound route 13.

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ground and ran away. >> also says the incident startled everyone on board, passengers had to sit on the runway for over an hour while police investigated. and i just wonder where was she going? >> some advice, wait until the plane gets to the gate before un buckling your seatbelt. well, what would you do, what would your dog do if its favorite toy came to life? well, coming up a little later, see one pup's reaction when it seems to happen. >> love that story. in the health watch, one thing that can boost the effectiveness of your activity tracker. stay with u

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>> we are specking to see mainly dry and bright sunny weaken, brisk, and chilly, as temperatures will be back to where they should be. low 50's at best, so the clouds are going to build back in on sunday night. guys, back to you. >> from the cover of the trentonian, housing authority is now hiring former convict for security at housing complexes. some residents are questioning the move, executive says, good to give people an opportunity to have a second chance in life. if they can earn it, fan they can do it properly.

>> 36-acre upper makefield horse farm at the center of built err legal dispute, put up for sale, and court will decide how to divide it from former business partners, settlement involving hickory run farm reached yesterday. during what was supposed tube slick sean hearing. >> burlington county himes holy cross academy student making tuesday a little sweeter about 50e club students decorated double bags, fill them with teddy bears, coloring books, crayons, called sweet cases for foster children, living in burlington county. >> and that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines, from a around the delaware valley. >> well it is beginning to look a lot like christmas in washington, d.c. >> capitol christmas tree has arrived after traveling 4,000 miles from idaho. the 80-foot spruce is from the fayette national forest since 1970 the capitol christmas tree has been pick from a national or state forest, tree lighting is her moanly take place next tuesday. >> well, coming up in the next half hour every "eyewitness news", the one reason why the

philadelphia teachers union immediately reject add contract offer from the school district. >> plus an update on our breaking news, a plane caring a soccer team from brazil crashes, but there are a few survivors. find out why the team should have been on that plane -- shouldn't have been on the team in the first place. >> well, live from supports radio wip where there are lots of opinions over just how the birds went wrong last night. >> and looking outside, there is serious accident on 295, the rain is going to be coming down and delays on mass transitment it will be a messy one, all of the updates coming up. first a quick break, stay right where you are. cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will be right

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>> only five people survived plane crash in columbia a see what appears to be the plane snapped this half. the plane was caring members of a brazilian soccer team. >> he was shot and killed this week for his 15th birthday. >> very sad story. over in philadelphia's mayfair section. >> homicide detective are trying to track down those suspect, who gunned him down. >> authorities in ohio are trying to figure out what motivated a somali retch ooh gee to carry out bloody knife attack at ohio state university. >> people like really running, like really screaming. >> monday's attack injured at least 11 people. great merrill reese was inducted into the team's hall of fame. >> goes into the hall along with former linebacker, jeremiah trotter. >> he goes for l goal line, touchdown philadelphia. >> well, carson wentz with his first career rushing touchdown.

>> but it wasn't enough for the birds. they fall to the packers, their playoff hopes now seem to be out of reach. here's hoping. >> here's hoping. >> katie, we new that the rain wouldn't affect the game. but you said it, coming tuesday morning, and here we are. >> exactly, here we are, here we'll sit for multiple hours of what promises to be slow travel. if you're trying to find a window to get in your outdoor plans, do you have wake up in the we hours of the night. that actually looks lick it will be the next chance for us to catch a widespread break. cape may, atlantic county, most of ocean, monday taught counties as he yet. much in the way of any raindrops, let alone soaking rain now starting to develop. back to the far western suburbs, first in lancaster county since on the air early this morning at 4:30, wake up, join us at that hour if you so choose. we are expecting this rain to last us, but, you know

>> you might have a few breaks, but doesn't moan we're clearing out. very large system, and here what's going on. pieces of energy riding out in advance of very large, very sluggish storm system. even through tomorrow the rain will continue to fall. yes it, will slow you down. that rain is highly beneficial. in addition, other side impact here, you have the win beginning to pick up down the shore up to 18 miles per hour as testimony doing in basically out of the southeast in atlantic city, not terribly winnie at philadelphia international airport, but see that sheen on the road surface, rain has gun here in philly 49 here in philly so just rain don't have to worry about anything but plane old rainout of this, meisha, but again, it is rain, all day, we all get. >> yikes.

right now serious accident 295, those of you coming off the delaware memorial bridge, overturned vehicle slipped several times. this is obviously involving injuries, debris in the roadway, route 13, all lanes are blocked right now, traffic being diverted to route nine. so a this is a shot showing you all of the vehicles coming off the delaware memorial bridge up to the accident and again all lanes are block. so you are just stopping there. again, traffic is being diverted to route nine. you can imagine, if you can avoid the area action at all the cots cents, it is have to head out there, factor in extra time, i would say probably around 45 minutes to an hour right now. also another accident here, city avenue at monument road. again, we start seeing some problems hit the roadways, more and more vehicles because of the rain coming, jim, over to you. >> thank you shall meisha.

updating breaking news out of columbia this morning investigator on the scene of deadly plane crash, amazingly five survivors pulled from the wreckage, three are believed to be soccer players, the plane had a total of l one people on board. the soccer team was traveling to columbia to play in a championship game tomorrow. and adding to the heart break, there are reports that the team was either forced to change flights or planes at the very last minute. now the team posted this video on their facebook page last night before the team boarded the plane. you can see, many of the players and team staff checking in, while on board, one member of the team posted this picture, on social media. believed to be the last picture of that team. >> well the second day of mourning for fidel castro, than will end with a rally in havana. thousands of people have gathered outside the plaza of the revolution to pay respects to the former cuban president. many world leaders, how much, won't be going to castro's funeral. including president obama, and

vice president biden. leaders from canada, great britain, russia, are not going either. castro died last friday. he was 90 years old. >> police this morning are looking for two suspect in the shooting death after 14 year old boy in philadelphia's mayfair section. the teenager was found by police with gunshot wound to his chest and torso. it happened around 9:00 last night 6200 block of spouse avenue. they rushed the boy to aria-torresdale hospital where he died. he was shot and killed just a few weeks shy of his 15th birthday, of course anyone with information should contact police. and over in wilmington a ninth grade is her shot while waiting for the school bus. >> this happened around 6:45 yesterday morning in new castle county. after he was shot, the 15 year old boy jumped on the school bus as medical help was called. eyewitnesses say they saw at least one shooter with a white mask opening fire then running off. the student from john dickinson high school is being treated at dew point children's hospital. it is unclear what the motive was. >> well, no deal. the philadelphia teachers union reject the latest offer

from the city's school district. the school district put for the $100 million offer to the philadelphia federation of teachers union. the deal included annual raises between five and 8%. now, union leaders rejected deal before showing it to their members. they say one major piece missing. >> the district is not offering to recognize that teachers lost that amount of money over the four years. schools district superintendent doctor william hite calls the offer fair, and says, a higher offer would mean drastic cut to other areas. more to come there. well, today is giving tuesday. a day dedicate today giving back. >> before you write the check, there are some steps you can take to ensure that your money goes to the desired organization, and that you maximize the tax impact of your giving. cbs news analyst jill schlessinger joins us live from new york to talk all about it. good morning, jill. >> good morning. >> jill, first of all, first question that people always

ask you when it involves charities, how do people know that their dollars are being used wisey? >> you want to start by ensuring that you are donating to what's called a qualified charity, which is entitled to attacks deduction. you can use a tool at the irs.golf website called the exempt organization select check school. once you determine the organization is legitimate, you want to know that it is finances are healthy and it is efficient, ethical, and effective. charity navigator provides zero to four star righting system, includes review of each charity physical performance, the site also helps to understand what portion of your donation goes to support overhead, versus going to the cause itself. and by the way, if you do think you've been the victim after charitable scam, or if a fundraiser has violate add do not call rule, do file a complaint with the federal trade commission. >> good advice there, jill. and jill, you also say that this year may be a specially

good for chart recall contributions, why? >> reporter: well, both president-elect trump and speaker ryan have tax plans that would actually change the deductibility of charitable contributions for those who itemize their deductions, about third of taxpayers. that means charitable contributions may actually be less valuable or potentially go away next year, and beyond. tax advisors and financial planners are recommending that people consider pre-funding next year's or future years charitable gift, before the end of this year. that's so you can take advantage of changes that are on the horizon. oh, and by the way, given those nice big gains in the stock market, if you have attacks many account, you may want to consider using highly appreciated securities, for charitable contributions, you know what's great about that current market value, not just what you paid for them, and the charitable innings tuesday

he is case taxes on the accumulated gain. for more on this go to jill on money. com. i have a lot of tips for charitable giving in 2016. >> jill, thank you. >> lots to consider. well, the eagles four game home winning streak is history. >> now they hit the road to since that the which playoff hopes in dire straight. last night aaron rogers and the greenbay packers were ready for prime time. rogers through two touchdowns passes on the night. the eagles quarterback carson wentz scrambles for the first, rushing touchdown of his career, but wasn't enough. the packers beat the birds 27 to 13. and our trang do live at sister radio station sport radio 94wip. where trang, not surprisingly, eagles fans not happy about this. >> he can actually, rahel. hearing from so many different people this morning, disappointed eagles fans as you mention, but also fans of other teams who are really gloating about this lost, take a look inside here. the big question, sports radio wip studios here, who is at fault for this very disappointing lost? so far, we've been hearing

from doug pederson, put out there, but many people just really staying this is a super young team, that has a lot of work to do. we were able to catch up with some eagles fans, right after the game last night. take a listen to what they had to say. >> life-long eagles fan. it was very disappoint to go watch the game tonight. we got out played on our offensive line, defensive line, special teams, it was just a real frustrating night to be an eagles fan. >> disappointing. i think we didn't show up tonight. i think the defense was mediocre. didn't getting a degrees i have. it felt that we could have won the game, but really didn't bring our a game. >> and this lost bridges the eagles down to a five and six record, which is the worse record in the nfc east. pretty much dashing our playoff hopes at this moment. but wip angelo cataldi took a more positive spin on the situation. take a listen to what he had to say.

>> we all thought when we started the season eagles would need a year or two to build. now it looks more like that, than it ever did before. the best news is it is to still looks like carson wentz is a heck of a player. now they need 52 more just like him. >> so there you go. angelo cataldi, still on the wentz wagon. me, myself, also, still on the wentz wagon, we have five more games left to go on the season, and another diehard eagles fan, i'll just drown my sorrows, guy, for next year. live from the wip studios, i'm trang do. cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> trang, put some in your bag, bring some back. >> red velvet. >> well, the eagles started the season red hot, winning first three games, since then the big time slide losing six of their last eight. >> that's why a lot of people reacted so strongly on social media overnight. with head coach doug pederson said he thinks the team is moving in the right direction.

>> you might look at wins and losses, i got to look at the potential of the football team and the guys that we have. and are we there yet? are we head the in the right direction? and again it, may in the show up right now in wins and losses, but i see that potential. >> what do youy? are the eagles headed in the right direction? here are the result every our install pole, so far, most people say no. it looks like what, 66%, but you still have time to climb n head to the cbs philly facebook and twitter pages and let us know what you think again, key word was right. >> right direction. >> okay. well, delta airlines fans, one passenger for life. not me. find out why. coming up. >> plus, activity trackers are popular with people trying to lose weight. but they don't work well for everyone. we'll tell you one way you can boost the effectiveness. pat? >> good morning, everyone, hear at the 98.1wogl love our

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(radiothon underway right now, the two day event benefits children's hospital of philadelphia. >> i love it. they're so excited this morning, now like to make a donation, call one- (866)266-8898 or you can also go on line wogl. com/radiothon. >> we will also check in with pat gallen, hopefully he's in just a good mood? >> yes. >> well, the rain may be not putting you in such a good mood, but we do need it. >> we need the rain. >> yes, glass half full glass half empty. let's look at it as half full.

getting you out the door with what you need before you hit the road here. and the amount of time it will take you, but, with that said, yes, the rain currently over spreading pretty much the entire delaware vale. see on the tail end of the loop kind of getting heavy quickly look at the storm system in its entirety, maybe try to zoom it out one time, maybe not so much. so, this is close enough. what you will find out there, is that this is just a train of moisture leading into our region through the entirety of the day. so it is all day today, likely a break, through the overnight, probably between 11:00 p.m., seven armor so, then we get through the entire event wednesday night, and even into early thursday morning. with possibility of over an inch and a half maybe locally two plus inches, maybe even up to 3 inches, of worth while rain, for many of us. so, with that said, where do we stand right now? we check in with the eyewitness weather watchers. rain just started so you only have couple of hundreds every ann, not even that, being reported from john in perkasie, phil in philly. fran is in nottingham, lou out

in eagles ville. everybody has the same amount simply because we've only had about an hour and a half or so worth of rain to actually trackment looking quickly at the map, finding a lot of warmth. even far north, finding temperatures into the 40's right now. so it certainly is too warm for anything but rain. even in the mountains. no light. no snow. just rain. so that's good. you don't have to worry about any slick travel in that regard. but, still want to be careful as you travel all day today, and even into the overnight hours, catch lull in the action, there is likely to be some fog that redevelops. look at these temperatures, i mean, flirting with 70s tomorrow. that's a trade off if i ever saw it. however, not much sunshine to enjoy here in the days ahead. but we will brighten up nicely, to round out the week, meisha, over to you. >> katie, even though we only have little bit every rain so far, i can tell you, that we have a lot of problems on the roadways. so, first, accident here. now pulled all the way off to the shoulder, blue route southbound past baltimore pike. again that's pulled off to the shoulder. so it isn't going to slow you

down that much. but because of the shear volume out on the roadway, all of the vehicles out there right now, that's what's actually going to slow you down, plus have little bit of gaper delay. heads up on. that will more seriously, weaver sewer jest accident 295 southbound at route 13, those every you coming over the delaware memorial bridge, live look, kind of snapshot photo of you, what you will be entering or coming up to. you will be putting on your brakes, and traffic still being diverted to route nine, despite the fact that one lane is now open. that one lane will start to ease tension, the problem is there is just so many vehicles out, there you are still going to get slowed down. so avoid the area still, probably want to do so, if you cannot, i would give yourself an extra 40, 45 minutes, if it were me i would give myself extra hour. plus truck fire northeast extension at lehigh valley and the accident city avenue at monument road still out there. jim, rahel, back to you. >> thank you, meishament time now 49:00. >> there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning, nora o'donnell joins us live from new york with a preview. good morning, nora. >> reporter: hey, good morning

to you, guys. we will begin in tennessee, because we are track that wild fire, burns homes, destroyed schools. plus, we have got new details on the ohio state university attack. also, only on cbs this morning, we will take you inside headquarters to see how the company fights cyber criminals during the busy holiday season. and the first memoir by herl bar bore survivor from the uss arizona incredible story of bravery, 75 years later. the news is back in the morning, see you in about ten minute. >> thank you, nor, a we will be watching. >> and if you have an activity tracker like the one you see here, you may want to think about getting well nets coach too. a study from indianna university says combining the two can boost the effectiveness of your tracker, most people in the study says giving so helps them reach their goals. >> well, delta airlines has ban add disruptive donald trump supporter for life. his outburst happened on flight to allentown. >> if you can hear me ...

>> the video of this thigh raid went viral. >> insulted people who did not vote for donald trump. delta ceo says that the man would have been kick off the flight, if crew members saw what happened. the airline also refunded all of the other passengers the full price of their tickets. >> well, the 98.1wogl loves our kids radiothon is officially underway. >> the annual two day event benefits the children's hospital of philadelphia. that's where we find "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen this morning. hey, good morning, pat. >> reporter: good morning, guys, yes, very important day here at children's hospital of philadelphia for the 98.1wogl love our kids radiothon, already set up shop, they're already doing it, breakfast club here in the house, and the ryan seacrest studio, so far, frank, valerie, bill is here, the whole crew, in the house. and it is still very important. this is their 15th year doing this. and over those first 14 years, they've raised $7.5 million. so, you can help, call the phone bank or also go to the website wogl.

com/radiothon. all of the money stays here locally, that's very important, because it helps families right here in this hospital. and one of those people who it has helped, my friend gary, over here. gary, you have a giants shirt on. so i go talk to you. >> that's okay. >> you're a giants fan, that's okay, we will still talk to you. your son 14 month old, been here two months. talk about what this has done specifically for your family. >> well, it has been great. since here, they've been following us, i have two older children, before they came they showed them the machinery, stuff, not to scare him, before going to see my son. and since then, they've done so many great things where it makes you feel like you're not in a hospital. like they bring employees, they stop by, movie night, see i think tonight we're seeing finding dorey. so it is good for the kids. i mean, i couldn't ask for anything more. great. >> you mentioned halloween, always something going on here, because of this? >> yes, halloween was great. we went trick-or-treating all through the first floor. once again, my son, he was dressed up as superman.

he let my older children participate, too, which was great. they literally went around, and it just, you know, your a he not home for holidays, especially halloween, and you still got to participate by going trick-or-treating with all the staff. which is great. >> luke, 14 month old, and he'll be home for christmas? >> that's right, december 20th, we're hoping. >> awesome. we will get him some eagles gear. >> no, no, no need for that. >> gary, luke is right here at chop, so you are helping people like gary and his family, they need your help. again go to wogl. com radiothon. i know jim will be out here, i know ukee, jessica, will be out little later on. really big event. we need your help. guys, jim, rahel, back to you. >> i have to see if i can get luke one of those tiny eagles suits? >> oh, with a little bo. >> no, no. >> fashionable. >> tiny little eagles suit? (laughing). >> he says no, no way. >> we'll be here in our giants gear. >> he said no way, no way.

>> oh, okay. just move away from gary right now, pat. well, once again, the 15th annual 98.1wogl loves our kids radiothon two day event today and tomorrow if you like to donate call 18662668898 or go on line to wogl. com/radiothon. >> no donation is too small. we'll be right back with three to go.

plane brazilian professional soccer team has crashed in columbia, 76 people have died. eight alive. >> vice president elect mike pence says there will be more cabinet announcements today. >> and the greenbay packers and eagles winning streak at the linc, handing the birds their first lost at home this season. twenty-seven to 13. and that's three to go. >> last check on weather and traffic? >> definitely soggy out there. one quick peak at any of the field cameras, unless you're at the shore, casino whatever it looks like, definately very damp outside. here's what you need to know. today, right through tomorrow, rain will be heavy at times, maybe few thunderstorms, rain amounts, up to 3 inches by the time we're done shall meisha. >> katie, look at this, quick peak at some of the accidents that we're seeing out there. take a look particulars i'll be tweeting this information out for you, as well, all regional rail delays of 20

minutes. >> thanks, meisha. california dog is loving the surprise of her life. >> take a look, everybody, her owner, dressed up as favorite toy. check it out. minding her own business with her gumby toy, saw human size gum bee. >> approach cautiously, but then her owner says the puppy loves her larger than life gumby, and calls it the best possible use for his gumby suit. i second that. here is a suggestion, jim, make trade your eagles suit? >> gumby, we got him. >> the eagles suit not going anywhere just yet. >> we're all on board here. >> i think that's more popular than the eagles at this point. >> cbs this morning coming up next. >> live picture from children's hospital of philadelphia where the 15th annual 98.1wogl love our kids radiothon is underway. happening today, tomorrow, if you would like to donate call one-(866)266-8898 or go on line wogl.

com/radiothon. have a great day. have a great day. >> call them ♪ good morning, it is tuesday, november 29th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." two big breaking stories. a plane carrying a brazilian soccer team crashes in colombia, killing 75 people. remarkably six survive. plus out of control wildfires threaten thousands of people and tear through homes, businesses and schools near tennessee's great smokey mountains. >> and the student who toked a crowd at ohio state is angry about muss lips now administrators want to know if he had any terror connection. and psi