>> at lee weather will cooperate. it is looking like a very nice day, one thing that is going to be more noticeable is win, it is a hint windy right now, light breeze right now going on but it is adding a chill to the air even though it is not a strong wind it is enough to notice it and despite the fact that many are looking ahead here to this warmth, that we're experience to go day we have to keep in mind that the wind will level playing field. currently our live neighborhood network is cleared, outside palmyra cove nature park that view is crystal clear and that is what is represented on storm scan as well. we have no cloud cover out there, hint of the breeze, as a cold front approaches. these are actual air temperatures, quite the variety, right? down in the lower 50's from wildwood to atlantic city but allentown has been chilly. in the lehigh valley you are below freezing. yes, today is mildest day of the bunch but off to a chilly start, even though it is not as harsh as yesterday was but

we will rebound nicely in the low to mid 60's for some of you, but again keep in mind that the wind is going to be noticeable. looking forward, overall, i have to say, it is a pretty tame forecast, very quiet pattern, generally speaking but temperatures are about to stabilize after this little taste of april that we will experience here today, so i'll let you know where we drop off coming up. because today for the most part looks like it will be gorgeous and those dry roadways are helping out, they were yesterday, they are again today levels are looking good but we have problem area out there ben franklin bridge is not one. we are looking great traveling westbound over bridge and into center city. heading from new jersey right new we are in great company then a quick peak at vine at eighth street headlights moving from the vine, in the eastbound direction looking really nice on the vine, anywhere we look you are looking really good. this is always a camera shotty will keep my eye on as we take

boulevard southbound and jump on the schuylkill. you can see headlights here, same story on the boulevard as we head southbound before we get to the schuylkill. i will say this is an area in the 6:00 o'clock hour that gets busy. you can see evidence by how many headlights are out there heading out there right now just factor in maybe a couple extra minutes. all right. couple things here, we have this accident right here 422 eastbound at stowe, right lane compromised and plus we have overnight construction is cleared but head up tonight, tomorrow 422 eastbound is closed between ben franklin highway and route 100, jim, back over to you. we are following breaking news this morning an argument on drexel university's campus lead to a deadly shooting. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do has been following the story all morning long and joins us now live from the campus with more, trang do what is the very latest now. >> reporter: good morning, rahel and jim. investigators are questioning shooters to determine if charges are warranted after he intervene while the couple was arguing here on lancaster

avenue, last night, police say he shot, a drexel student's boyfriend three times. >> this is just something very extreme. >> reporter: shock and dis belief on drexel university 's campus after a 24 year-old man is shot dead during you the fight with his girlfriend just after 11:30 tuesday night. lieutenant john walker says a 23 year-old drexel student and her boyfriend were arguing while walking on the 3500 block of lancaster avenue when a mandy side todd intervene. >> we have a male whose armed with a gun and permit to carry , and some reason intervenes into this situation and he pulls gun and fires three shots. >> reporter: drexel, philadelphia police responded and transported the man to nearby penn presbyterian hospital where he died of his injuries. >> still interviewing witnesses and still trying to figure out what happened what caused these three individual to come together and what caused the individual to fire that gun to fire.

>> reporter: students living near the scene say any kind of violence on campus is extremely rare. >> we have seen like just, you know, typical thing on the college campus, drunk kid walking around but never really violence involved of that nature. >> reporter: man was shot has well as shooter were not students at drexel but police tell us that the man who was killed did attend college in new jersey. for new war live from university city i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news", jim and rahel back to you. thanks, trang do. also, two, 16 year-olds are hospitalized following a car chase a fiery crash near the airport this is view from our traffic camera just before 1:00 a.m. chase began in tinicum township delaware county where police spotted a stolen car. it continued on i-95 north for 2 miles when the crashed near the airport in philadelphia police say the teens are in stable condition. police continue to look for a driver in the hit and run in bucks count that i left one teenager dead and another injured.

this happened along street road near philmont avenue in trevose just after 8:00 monday night. police say the driver hit the two teenagers, stopped to move them, and then sped off. the last night 19 year-old jessica cuts died from her injured. will van arsdal suffered minor , injuries. we spoke with the woman who knows the victim. >> i pray that somebody will come forward, and, somebody that knows this person, knows the person that drives the truck. i just hope that they dot right thing. >> police are new looking for a late model, two tone maroon and tan, or gray, ford pick up just like this one. if you have any information, call the police. this morning, a suspect serial killer is behind bars in tampa, florida, authorities still have unanswered questions. this is 24 year-old howell emmanuel donaldson, the third, just released his booking photo, police say donaldson is responsible for four murders over a two month span all in the same neighborhood.

officials received 5,000 tips but it was a tip from a co-worker that led to yesterday's arrest. >> we received some information about mr. donaldson having a firearm at the mcdonald's, one of his co-workers, approached a police officer, that is what led us to that. >> four people killed were all shot within a half mile of each other, all while walk ago loan and had no apparent connection. investigators are trying to piece together a met i have. developing overseas north korean leader says his country is one step closer to launch ing a missle to the u.s. and outsides analyst agree. communist nation launched a missle soaring thousands of miles in space. cbs news correspondent hanna doba has latest. >> reporter: north korea says it has successfully test fired its most powerful intercontinental ballistics missle yet achieving its goal of becoming a goal of becoming rocket power.

launch is first since this one in september, and comes just one week since president trump declared north korea a state sponsor of terrorism. >> it went higher, frankly then any previous shot that they have taken. it is a research and development effort on their part. >> reporter: missle was in the air for 50 minutes soaring over 2300 miles, into space before splashing down in the sea of japan. within minutes south korea conduct a drill of its own firing three missiles in the sea off thee coast, mr. trump was briefed on the launch while missle was in the air. he gave a relatively muted response to reporters after the briefing. >> i will only tell thaw we will take care of it. >> reporter: this was north korea's 20th launch of the ballistics miss this will year hanna doba for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". president trump travels to missouri to day to push his tax reform plan. senate budget committee voted along party lines to advance tax bill to the full senate, and development came on the same day democrats, chuck

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believe it or not people in hawaii are waking up to snow this morning. >> check out this time lapse video see the moment the storm rolled in yesterday over the big island where mountains were blanketed with snow. it ace parentally not that rare for snow to fall on hawaii's mountains you snow all about that you know, hawaii and everything basically. >> you go far enough up in the

atmosphere it will get cold enough. anything comes through precipitation wide it could be ice or snow, much more readily they will deal with this all the time. a couple miles up mountain from seattle where we are seeing rain you'll see feet of snow coming down. it is a different scheme out in those parts of the world. meanwhile, other thing that is going on in the world tomorrow is the end of atlantic hurricane season, good ridding s to this one. we had 17 named storms, 10 of which became hurricanes, six of those hurricanes made land fall, three of those were major hurricanes that made land fall but in total we had six major hurricanes all together and won that come to mind are harvey, irma and could forget maria. here are a few highlights. this season rankses third for most major hurricanes. so a big deal in that regard, again, several made land fall three of them, harvey had record rainfall estimates as high as 60 plus inches in some

spots. rainfall just unbelievable. irma was in fact the strongest atlantic hurricane we have ever recorded outside caribbean and golf, it was quite the season. it is all calm and collected as we are wrapping up that season here. also wrapping up the month. we have a couple fronts one bringing in modest precipitation far north, that is front that kicks wind up to day, knocks temperature back. then another front working its waye as we speak that is next chance to see wet weather. went come until thursday night at earliest. it is breezy, mild, all the way up to 62. then nose dive, not a major know dive but back in the low to mid 50's starting tomorrow from here on out, and other than quick shower thursday night and early friday morning we are not worried about rain again until tuesday, meisha. >> great, it is good. sixty-two today. not bad. my producer, sent me this gorgeous shot of the commodore barry bridge. cannot see traffic levels but

take a look hat that sky. that looks absolutely beautiful. by the way all of the bridges so far have looked really nice we will start heating up bye overall they are okay. ninety-five at betsy ross around this area on i-95, this is as you push in the southbound direction toward center city. this areas starting to get busy. head up, take a look, bumper to bumper conditions and just a sea of brake lights at this point. heading out there on i-95 start to factor in extra time. if it were me i would give myself an extra 20 minutes at this point. 422, this is near route 29 taillights moving in the eastbound direction, tail lied moving in the westbound direction. both looking g we are holding levels there so we're okay. we have an accident in this cameras 422 eastbound at stowe , right lane compromised and overnight construction tonight and tomorrow 422 east closed between ben franklin highway and you are traveling at around 15 to 17 miles an hour, jim and rahel back to you.

well, on the healthwatch, a mysterious rise of scarlet fever. >> scarlet fever is bacterial disease that usually effects children produces bright red rash covering the body and also develops in some people with strep throat. scientists say infections have been rising in england ande asia and they don't know what is causing it and they are urging doctors to watch out. viagra will be available without a prescription in the united kingdom. health officials say making erectile dysfunction drug more freely available will stop users from trying to get it through unregulated illegal channels like those on the internet. sales are set to begin next spring. marriage may be good for your brain, new study in the british medical journal found people single for life are 42 percent more likely to develop dimension, compared to people who were married. people widow are 20 percent more likely to develop the disease and researchers say it could be because of stress. >> um-hmm, yes. megan markle has long been a champion for women's rights

but marrying a prince comes with a new set of rules. >> feminism fit in took a royal wife? here's our correspond went more. >> reporter: from a paralegal in u.s. legal drama suits. >> you hit on me, we can get it out of the way that i am's not interested. >> reporter: to u.n. ambassador for woman. >> aim proud to be a woman and a fem is in. >> reporter: megan markle has been making her mark in the philanthropy world long before her prince came along. she has been fighting got fight since she was 11 years of age writing letters claiming about a sexist commercial. >> this commercial, came on, with the tag line for this dish washing liquid and the tag line said women all over america are fighting greasy pots and pans. two boys from my class said yeah, that is where women

belong. >> reporter: her perseverance forced soap manufacturers to change the commercial. today she continues this fight for equality, she recently traveled to rwanda for world vision and been an advocate for rights, writing how period s can hold girls back. during my time in the field many girls share they feel em bars raced to go to school during their periods. equipped with rags instead of pad unable to participate in sports and without bathrooms available to care for themselves they often opt to drop out of school entirely but marriage in the british royal family comes at a price. megan is leaving her acting career, for love. >> i don't see it as giving anything up i just see it as a change. >> it is a new chapter. >> while she's being hailed as a breath of fresh air to the british royal family there are constraints being married to a prince, future feminist role stay true to the values she has been celebrated for. >> i don't think she has gone back on her advocacy of women

's issues or feminist issues, i think there are ways to continue to be an advocate for them and to shine a light on them, even as she's within the royal family. she made it pretty clear in that interview that she was taking on a job as well as marrying a member of the royal royal family. >> reporter: new chapter for this confident now former actress determined to find her role in one of the most traditional establishment in the world. iss suarez, cnn, london. well, finland is making culinary history. >> they are making world's first ever insect based bread, yes, the company, is using fl our drowned by cried crickets, yeah that was katie. each contains 70 crickets. it is a euro or so more expensive because it contains more protein. >> crickets are a form of fl our and they are ground as a

whole cricket and then, made into dough and then baked to a very delicious product very delicious he says. bread only available around the city of helsinki but they say they will offer cricket based bread in all of its 47 stores by next year and jim, weren't you talking about eating live insects on the air >> after our chip challenge. >> rahel, when you are eating this, eating this thing would anybody know they were eating bugs. >> does it matter because once you know, it is not bliss. >> as long as i don't know. >> you would be okay with it. >> well, in the really. still ahead after 210 starts it is even of an era for new york giants hear what eli manning has to say about getting benched for this sunday's game. nasa looks to reinvent wheel, find out what they prom toys never do next.

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the moment it is looking more optimistic then it had, where do i expect we will see a quiet pattern overall, seasonable chill in the air but you will likely see more sun then anything through both saturday and sunday, guys. katie, thank you. for a look at newspaper headlines. >> on the front page of the reading eagle students at schuylkill valley middle school are grieving looks of their school mate, 13 year-old connor an eighth grader at the school was fatally injured when atv he and two other teens were riding in his home in center township struck a tree and then flipped. press of atlantic city disputing over management of the hereford inlet management, inlet has led officials to change locks on the light house doors to keep out current operators. the facility will remain locked until a professional curator can take inventory and determine what items inside blank to the local government and what belongs to the non- profit operators. well, from the times herald students at saint teresa calcutta school got in

the spirit of giving tuesday, they donated $230 of books, written for spanish speaking children to the west chester food covert. >> that is a look at newspaper headlines around the delaware valley. well, fedex could soon be delivering more packages by airplane. >> company has agreed to purchase 100 newly design, zest mans, fedex operate one of the largest aircraft fleets on the planet but smaller plane called sky courier can pick up, deliver in smaller communities w this move fedex takes aim at competitors like amazon who are delivering more order to themselves. nasa is reinventing the wheel, literally, this is a look at what scientists at nasa glenn research center in cleveland created a tire that rarely goes flat. the tire has a woven mesh metal that is, remembers it's deal shape and springs back in the original form. researchers wanted to create a tire to survive tur terrain on the planet mars but they could also be used in the feud tour for vehicles right here on

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it is just about 6:30. here's what you need to know is to tart your day in the morning minute november 29th, 2017. >> deadly shooting on the campus of drexel university. >> police say this all started as an argument between a couple, that is when another

man, decided to interest convenient. >> and police in tampa, florida say they have caught serial killer responsible for four murders. string of slayings that has kept city on edge for almost two months. jessica died at the hospital after two teens were struck in lower hampton police say driver stopped, moved the two teens to the side of the road. >> suspect is describe as being about 6 feet tall. >> a first for lebron james. >> he threw him out. >> lebron, eject for the first time in 1082 games. >> signs of the holiday season are popping up all across the region. >> three, two, one. >> yeah. >> what a great night it was for tree lighting in philadelphia's rittenhouse square. >> today's morning minis

sponsored by penn medicine's abramson cancer center the number one cancer center in the region. >> well, won't feel much like holidays but i'm not complaining. >> we have to enjoy mild weather while it lasts, but how licensing will it last. >> exactly. >> what would i like to you know is a gust of wind just came in and there it goes again, this is an example of what i'm trying to get accredits here, yes, it will be technically 11 degrees above average but this wind a, messes with your hair, b will make it feel chillier. this levels the playing field. i still want to you walk outside wearing at prep eighth garments, okay, have a heavier layer on anyway even though yes, eventually that temperature will rise, that breeze keeps kicking upright on coup, lets get to the graphics. we will show you is what going on. it will be chilly. currently storm scan is empty and will stay that way through entire day, even despite a frontal passage where this wind is coming into play in the first place. looking at temperature change,

you're seeing the surplus down through south jersey, central or southern delaware, mount pocono is 16 degrees milder, by comparison to this time yesterday as that translate to the thermometer, you see that is currently in the letter 40 's, in mount pocono right now, before the sun comes up but again you cannot necessarily go by these values in addition to this with that wind picking up here and there it turns northwesterly. it is coming from the colder place n short you do have to factor in the wind as you get yourself out the door this morning but 62, nonetheless is anticipated pie. sixty-three at the shore in the bad and we will hit 51 in the mountains. it is a very nice day but we will not walk around in shorts and flip-flops. looking ahead this pattern stays darn tranquil but temperatures where to stabilize and as they do so they will be more seasonal, too. i'll tell you when we will drop off the thermometer and for how long, later on, meisha

>> thanks very much. >> very good morning to all of you, looking at your roadways our morning commute we are looking okay but we are starting to build levels. four to freeway north bound at creek row take this toward 295 , it is still traveling around at posted speeds but still hanging on. take a look at that sky gorgeous there that sky line there heading eastbound on the schuylkill around spring garden this is where you tap your brakes heading in to center city. by the way pack these sunglasses and that sunnies starting to push up now. i-95 pushing in the southbound direction at betsy ross. this is very slow bumper to bumper conditions you will have to factor in extra time on i-95 as you push into center city. around betsy ross that is looking busy. accident with injuries in lansdale, the road is partially blocked there plus we have another accident on 422 eastbound at stowe block ago this right lane and we have a their accident pennsylvania drive at route 100 and lanes block here dropping less than posted

speed as well, jim, over to you. more now on our breaking news an argument on drexel university's campus lead to gunfire killing a college student this happened shortly before midnight on the 3500 block of lancaster avenue, police say a couple was arguing when another man got involved. investigators say a man who intervened had a gun and shot the victim three times. >> when i first heard from my roommate that something happened i was like wow, shocked, you cannot prevent anything, you know you know, stuff happens. >> twenty-four year-old victim was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. he was a student in new jersey his girlfriend is a drexel student was not injured. police say the alleged shooter has a permit to carry a gun. twenty-nine year-old joshua hupperterz faces a judge today. he ace accused in the august death of 21 year-old temple student jena burleigh. hupperterz killed burleigh after the two had myth at a north philadelphia bar,

authorities say that hupperterz used ride service lyft to transport burleigh's body to his property in northeastern pennsylvania. neighbors will hold a vigil on the block where homeless man was beaten to death in mayfair. this is victim kevin cullen, they say he was rob and attack and then died hour later. police are looking for a group of five teens suspect in that beating death. neighbors described hearing the head hit the wall, and victim's brother say cullen began having trouble after his father died 10 years ago. >> you would talk to him, you know, he was a very bright individual, he just had demons that in of his family members could ever make sense out of, and we all tried to help him. >> police say one of the teens left behind a phone at the scene of the crime, surveillance camera captured those teens running from the scene. after nearly two months of terror a florida neighborhood can finally exhale, authorities in tampa have

captured seminole heights killer. correspondent john lawrence has details. >> reporter: fifty-one days after the first mysterious fatal shots were fired an arrest is made. >> in the battle between dark ness and light, light has won. >> reporter: so-called alleged seminole heights killer is in custody. >> we will be charging four counts of first degree murder for howell emmanuel donaldson the third. >> reporter: the 24 year-old donaldson is accused of killing four people over past two months. police say there does than the seem to be a connection between the four victims, they were all shot within a half mile of each other. for the past few weeks police have been scouring area looking for lead, authorities say they received american 5,000 tips. on tuesday afternoon police were called to the the city. >> we received some information about mr. donaldson having a firearm at the mcdonald's, one of his

co-workers approached, a police officer, and that that is what led to us that. >> reporter: florida governor rick scottish you'd a statement applauding officials and law enforcement departments involved in the investigation. he also offered thoughts and prayers to the families of the victim. tampa police say they don't believe anyone else was involved in the shootings. officials, displaying both anger with the suspect and apparent certainty of his guilt. >> and then process will occur when this individual rots in hell. >> donaldson now in police custody could not be reached for comment. john lawrence, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". pennsylvania superior court denied philadelphia rapper meek mill's emergency request to be released from prison on bail. his attorney argued that the philadelphia judge who sentenced the rapper refuse toss respond to their post sentencing motions. yesterday high court direct judge to act on those motions without further delay. earlier this month mill was sentenced to two to four years

probation, on a decade old drug and gun case. we will take a look at this growing trend and whether it is safe for your fury friend. aver dave hakstol on the hot seat wait until you hear what fans were chanting after the teams latest loss, plus this. they gave us so much this mom could have died from a hidden health problem, so organization brought family some christmas cheer. now it need your help to reach more families, it is this weeks story of brotherly love. so much fun stuffing hang including me skating right now we will tell you bit when we come back. blank

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or, you could just trust duracell. ♪ it's beginning to look a lot like christmas ♪ ice skating is one of the cool activities happening at winter fess. >> pat gallen is live at blue cross river rink in penns landing a preview and i have to say you know we are not one to give you compliments but lou pretty good out there. >> yes, thanks, rahel anytime you give me props i will take them. i made a friend, it is emma from blue cross river rink. >> good morning. >> good morning. you guys after lieutenant of fun things happening here, not to mention, the ice skating

that you have here during winter months but this thing behind us is going to light up >> on friday at 6:00 p.m. we are having our holiday tree lighting, powered by peco. it will be very exciting. we have seantake moore and whole night of performance from his six to 9:00 p.m. then right at end there will be fire works to tease us for sugar house new year eve fire works which will happen december 31st right here. >> excellent. you guys have a ton happening this winter. i think i was probably the most excited about, santa. santa's coming out here on the ice. >> santa comes out here every saturday and sunday, for next three weekend. skate with santa get your picture taken. if you want to, you can see the big red oversized chair, to get your picture taken with him. great opportunity to have a new kind of family holiday photo. >> so family excentric here, you guys have the fire pit, you have got the beer inside,

yes. that is what everybody loves. what goes on here beside ice skating. >> so we have a lot of great food from garces, franklin fun tane, and something for everyone in the family. we have a couple of new concession this is winter, including the finoli a funnel cake covered in cannoli toppings which is very good. >> okay. >> we have a giant arcade for kid, we have parties here. we have activities almost every weekend. and then of course beautiful fire pits, cabins, drinks for the parents, if they so want, cocktails, and so yeah, there is something for everyone here >> you got opened, last weekend, it was crowded, crazy >> crazy. >> it will be like that all winter. >> all winter. >> and so we're opened, seven days a week including all holidays. >> okay. >> so yeah, come out here whenever they want. >> is what your favorite part of the place. >> fire pits. >> absolutely. >> fire pits are nice, get a

nice, warm, well, it will warm you up, the beverage thaw get will warm you up in front of the fire pit. >> plus, smores from franklin fountain, perfect night. >> jim, rahel, perfect time to come out here to the river rink and perfect time to have jim donovan, learn how to skate because i heard, in my ear, that you have weak angles and we have to figure that out >> i could be tempted with hot check late and congratulations to kyle, who is skating as he is shooting this. >> incredible. >> those cameras are heavy. >> i'm telling you, olympics here we come. >> carrying a 40-pound camera and skating with me. >> any mishaps out there, you, kyle. >> reporter: do you want to see me do a spin move is that what you are saying you want me to do. >> come on dorothy hamill. >> i will do it. >> yes. >> wow. >> you didn't think i could do that, did you. >> look at you, pat gallen we

are impressed. >> thanks. >> he could be in the olympics >> can you ice skate. >> not well. >> i can move around like the best of them, my ankles are a little bit tougher then yours, but, yeah, but bravo, guys that was good. i was impressed by that. what a great place to head out for winter fun. we don't have winter-like temperatures experiencing here today. we are going to find temperatures, climb into late october or mid-april levels, whichever you choose but it is out of the ordinary or at lee a typical to find temperatures we will find today. we are relatively mild start here in the low to mid 40's across the eyewitness weather watcher network here peter said 44 degrees, a milder spots we have here, clear skies just in, and despite that clear sky before sunrise, we are well above average to start morning off here. we are at 40 in delaware at least a's house, in the nice clear sky as well as her

neighbor just to the south who is a lot colder by comparison. delores is only at 31 in newark right now. get the idea, chilly beginning to the morning in a lot of these spots but not as harsh as it normally would be. we have two separate cold fronts, first of which you have to look closely to detect it. is there wet weather witt especially across maine, canadian border right new but this string of cloud really tough to make out right now. there it is, that is front that crosses through tonight, helping to kick out wind flow right now but that is the front that incomes our temperatures back. we have this guy breaking out snow in the inter mountain west and that will come through thursday night into friday bringing its next round here they look whimpy and they will come with good timing overnight in the early morning of friday and then they are out of here. breezy, mild start to the forecast. 62 degrees. we will take it. normal high 51, not bad, later on tonight dipping down, i should say, 36, that is user error on my part.

clear skies. thirty-six, not 3.6 degrees. how did that period get in there. we have daytime highs levels off in the low to mid 50's, from tomorrow right through the forecast and then up by tuesday, meisha our next chance of rain. >> sixty's sound way better than 3.6, yes. >> yes. >> looking outside right now at the traffic and it is getting busy pushing in the westbound direction toward schuylkill and eastbound side as well. just a head up pushing in the westbound direction and then you have to jump on the schuylkill give yourself extra time. you will need it, speaking of the schuylkill around blue route headlights moving in the eastbound direction and hey what is he doing? he is sitting there waiting for any of these speeders, be very careful, our buddy's out there he has his eye on it. we have been watching him for a while, sitting there for a while watching this schuylkill at blue route headlights moving in the eastbound direction, don't you dare speed, 422 headlights moving in the ease bun direction

approaching trooper, bumper to bumper conditions here. we have a couple accidents still out there so head up this one was injuries, line street at sixth street road is partially blocked right now, and plus that accident on 422 eastbound at stowe that right lane is still compromised there, jim and rahel back to you. cbs-3 is proud to sponsor another year of the joy of sharing toy fest campaign. >> kate bilo got to meet one family who were recipients of your brotherly love. >> reporter: we are partnering with the salvation army to help families who could use a hand this holiday season and they bring a lot of joy. on a scale of one to 10 how excite rud about christmas. >> ten. >> ten. >> ten. >> 10 percent. >> maurice, darryl and marcus sutton of olney love sports, video games and thinking of the next generation of the toys. >> toy robots, clear my room and get me something to eat. >> i would rather do my home

work. >> reporter: christmas has not always been so care free in, 2015 their mother, linda sutton started having trouble breathing and then started fainting. her doctor found two large blood clots. >> he said mine were so big they were smothering my heart. i could not breathe. he said you shouldn't even be alive. >> reporter: linda was hospitalized for a week, in the long afterward her 14 year-old daughter kelce was hospitalized too, the bills just kept coming. linda reached out to the salvation army who helped with food and christmas gifts, even tickets to disney on ice. >> they gave us so much. >> we're about trying to make peoples lives a bit bitter. >> reporter: major philip ferrari, of the salvation army greater philadelphia area say thanks to generous donation these can give out tens of thousands office toys reaching more than 14,000 children. >> we purchase a certain amount of toys but we would not be able to meet the need without the support of the people in our community. >> they didn't just give

presents, to my kid, they gave stuff to me and my husband. >> reporter: they made it special for to. >> yeah, it was really special because i was so surprised. >> reporter: linda's getting better she hopes soon she and her kid will be helping families like they were helped >> i said within year we will do this we will be on the other side of this table. >> reporter: if you want to make kid dream come trudeau nate to the joy of sharing toy fest campaign. you can drop off a new un wrapped toy here at our cbs studios at 1555 hamilton street or any partner locations, for other locations , visit cbs philly .com/toy if he. we have a list of drop off locations at upcoming events. kate bilo for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". nora a done he will and gayle king join us live from insuring with the preview, good morning. >> there is a lot coming up, jim, how did you know? good to see you rahel. we are in tampa where a

suspect serial killer was arrested. >> plus republican senator james langford joins us with the latest details on the tax plane an how to effect you 2018 grammy many in minute knee bruno mars, love it, and we will talk to him ahead of the prime time special what it means to perform in new york's iconic apollo theater, all that plus the eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> bruno has had a great year. >> thanks, gale. >> yes, he has. >> thanks. well a new study, is researching the effects of medical cannabis. >> there are stud business dan a bus in humans but this research, campus and pets, so-called, cvd oil is none in psycho active which means will not get your family dog high but could have long term advances. the researchers say pets benefit from the substance including pain, anxiety relief and control of seizure disorder. >> we have noticed he does not hop and skip as much, he has taking long walks too.

>> unfortunately we don't have research that has been published on, both the doses that are appropriate in animals. >> the oil is a hot item at pet supply facility their research headquarters at university of california/davis. study authors say research could pave the way for big changeness vet medicine. well, insuring giants quarterback eli manning gets sacked off the field. >> team moving on without two team super bowl winning qb, in his place, geno smith, and thus ending a 14 year span have playing 210 games in a row, that is second only to brett favre, manning was given option to start sunday begins raiders but was told he would be benched later in the game. >> that is a job. you are starting quarterback it is your job to go out there and win the football game and if that is in the the case you are just going out there to play knowing you will not finish the game, i just didn't see that being the right thing >> eli benching dominated sports headlines in insuring.

here's today's new york post, big blue right on the front saying manning deserved a better fate. on the back, say it ain't, geno, referring to the newly named starting quarterback geno smith. >> geno smith getting a lieutenant of attention. we wanted to break out this eli face time-to-time but all in good fun. could this be the even of the line for two time super bowl winner after 210 straight starts, eag dolls play the giants on december 17th. >> we will see. >> we have our own turmoil right here in philadelphia as flyers lose their ninth straight, the latest dud came last night a three-one loss at home against san help say sharks and that lackluster performance triggered this. >> fire hakstol. >> thousands of fans chant nothing uni son to fire head coach dave hakstol, and this video was posted on twitter. right new flyers are in dead last in the division a and their last win came back on

november 9th. >> apparently after that they had a players only meeting so how awkward for them. >> players only, employees only you know is there problems, we will be right back.

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>> new jersey college student is killed on the campus of drexel university, gunfire came from a man who saw victim arguing with his girl friend police are questioning him now >> president trump is in missouri to push his tax reform plan, and advance tax bill yesterday. remains to be seen ben simmons takes the floor at the well as sixers host wizard. he is questionable with the ankle explain. >> that is three to go. lets get a last check of weather. >> we are looking ahead to a really nice day just breezy, chill in the air outside kutztown area middle school but we are expecting a daytime high of 62 degrees, just don't discount that wind that will make it feel cooler. >> cbs is coming up next. >> join us each weekday morning at 4:30 a.m. we will leave with you a live picture of... , of blue cross river rink at penns landing our very fun, reporter pat gallen, showing his expertise, on the ice, good job, pat. have a great day. see you tomorrow.

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