>> good morning breaking news overnight matt lauer has been terminated from nbc news. >> reporter: matt lauer is out as co hoe of the today she following accusation of the inappropriate sexual behavior. >> we are devastated. we are still processing, all of it. >> reporter: sitting next to her, and, and savanna gutre said she was heart broken for lauer and collogue that came forward. >> how do you recollect cile your love for someone with the revelation that they have been behaved badly? and i don't know the answer to that question. >> reporter: nbc news said on monday night we received a detailed complaint, from a collogue about inappropriate sexual behavior in the work place. while it is first complaint about his behavior, in the over 20 years he has been at n bc news, we were also presented with reason to believe this may not have been an isolated incident. following bomb shell variety reported allegations from several current and former staffers, one said lauer once gave a collogue a sex toy as a gift. another day he dropped his pants, in front of the

different female employee. lauer becomes latest high profile media personality, fired this year, over allegations of sexual misconduct including "fox news" host bill o'reilly and cbs morning co hoe charlie rose. lauer took over as co hoe in 1997. laura podesta for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". minnesota public radio fired gar son keeler over allegations of inappropriate, behavior made by a staffer. he retired last year as host of the prairie home companion radio show but stayed at npr to work on other projects. he told the associated press that he was fired over quote, a story that i think is more interesting, and more complicated, then the version npr heard. on capitol hill house speaker paul ryan says there is in place for sexual harassment in conquer anywhere or work place. >> fact that some people end up walking these halls are subjected to a threatening or hostile work environment when they came here to serve their

country, to serve their ideals , that is wrong. that is a disgrace. we cannot and we will not tolerate that kind of behavior >> his remarks came hours before house lawmakers plan to approve a measure requiring all house staffers to complete mandatory anti harassment training. we have new information tonight about the murder of a woman in west philadelphia victim was found yesterday, in a lot, in the 200 block of south forty-ninth street. police now say that she met her killer on social media. police do not know why the killer stabbed her and then set her body on fire, but the suspect is in custody. investigators are still trying to figure out what led to the deadly shooting on drexel's campus last night. police say a 24 year-old man and girlfriend were arguing on the 3500 block of lancaster avenue when another man intervened. officers say that man, fired three shots at the victim killing him. the shooter is in custody but some drexel students are still uneasy. >> we have seen like just, you

know, typical thing drunk kid walking around and stuff but there is never any violence involved of that nature. >> police say that the shooter did have a permit to care a gun, and that had not said why he fired, the shooter nor the victim were students at drexel a man who pleaded guilty to sucker punching an innocent man with cerebral palsy has been sent are sentenced to three to six years in jail. twenty-nine year-old barry baker was caught on video punching a man outside a 7-eleven in west chester back in may. baker was sentenced for simple assault, flight to avoid prosecution and for probation violations. he is in custody right now in chester county and will eventually be transferred to a state prison. authorities are on the look out for a vehicle that struck two teenagers killing one and injuring the other in, trevose bucks county, monday night. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown is in trevose tonight with the very latest on where the investigation stand right now, natasha. >> reporter: well, we can tell

thaw police are relentlessly searching for this driver, involved in, this deadly, hit and run accident and they are pleading with him to turn himself in, or they will find him. lower southampton police are two days into an extensive investigation involving a deadly hit and run. >> immediate exposure and put on social media we have gotten a ton of promising: and, over some video that we cannot release at this time. >> reporter: accident which claimed the life of jessica and injured is year-old van arsdal happened monday 8:15 p.m. on street road and philmont avenue in trevose. they were crossing the street when they were hit by a man driving a late 90's model ford f150 truck, the police describe it as red and white or red and gray with the missing side mirror and ladder rack. >> i was collected, significant amount of physical evidence, the hopefully lead to a conclusion of

investigation. >> reporter: driver thought to be black male in his 30's were in a cab and dark clothing at the time did reportedly stop and move the victims out of the road, before driving off, eastbound on street road. >> they started to dot right thing, they stopped, you know, they helped get this female victim off of the street and then they left. >> reporter: evidence is mounting in the case, police now urging the driver to come forward. >> i wish they would just come and talk to us and take spent for the situation. >> reporter: yes. >> anytime you hear something like that it is a tragedy, it is egregious that somebody would do that, and i just pray for the family. >> reporter: well, earlier this afternoon we were able to speak with 19 year-old jessica curtz her mother, karen, is heart broken as you can imagine. we spoke with her vee phone earlier today. you'll hear more about our conversation coming up at 6:00 . live from lower southampton township tonight, natasha brown for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". protesters in philadelphia

claim better protected bike lanes could have saved have the life of the woman who was killed while riding her bike yesterday. the protesters gathered at 11th and spruce, this morning to form a human bike lane, to protect cyclist. twenty-four year-old emily fredricks was killed in a collision with i garbage truck at that intersection, yesterday morning. and right now "eyewitness news" is live at the scene of the accident, for candle light vigil being being held for fredrick. a political action committee and the bicycle coalition organized the vigil in her memory. talking about weather now we're enjoying a taste of spring, in late november, meteorologist lauren casey's outside on the sky deck with how long the warm up will last , lauren. >> reporter: thanks, guess contact well, that is it, enjoy it right now because temperatures will be cooling back down to average, but we really don't have a taste of winter in sight as we head in the next several days and the first week end of december, and hard to believe it is november 29th, i'm in the wearing a coat, temperatures,

climbing in the 60's in most reporting locations. sixty-six in wilmington. sixty-three in allentown. sixty-four in philadelphia it was really not all too far from the record high temperatures for today's date of 70 degrees. setback, in the 1920's. and we're still sitting at 61 degrees right now in philadelphia we have fallen off in the 50's in ac. fifty-seven in trenton and currently 54 degrees in reading, and yes back to seasonal temperatures as we head into tomorrow. we will talk more about where those highs will settle in, the seasonable start to the first weekend of december and it looks like it will be a quiet one at that so we will have details on that, plus, we have another 60-degree day in the forecast, next week but behind that, could be a taste, could be an appearance of old man winter, and we will talk more about that in your seven day forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> one day at a time, lauren, thank you. president trump is on the road highlighting how americans will benefit from

the tax reform plan. a short time in saint charles, missouri the president said tax cuts are close to becoming law. >> under the plan moving forward in the senate a typical family of four earning $75,000 as an example, will see their taxes go down, bias much as $2,000. that is a lot. >> wow. >> we're also going to eliminate tax breaks and complex loop holes taking advantage of by the healthy and who are they, i don't know i think my accountants are going crazy right now. it is all right. hey look, i'm president. i don't care. i don't care anymore. >> the full senate could vote on the tax reform bill as early as tomorrow. a warning tonight about tax scams, today irs joined local officials in center city to warn about people trying to scam you out of money this holiday season. >> learn to recognize and avoid scams. these include e-mails, calls, and texts from thieves posing as legitimate organizations,

such as your bank, credit card companies, or even the irs. do not be fooled by threatening phone calls do not click on links, down load attachment from his e-mails that seem suspicious. >> this week is national tax security awareness week. straight ahead on "eyewitness news" it was a murder that shocked the temple campus and now we are hearing horrifying details about the night 21 year-old jena burleigh was killed allegedly by a former student, a live report at 5:30. plus this... diabetes and obesity are causing new cases of cancer. i'm terry okita in london with researchers gathering data from around the world. and this is the coolest video of the day, guys in wing suit flying through air but where they land that takes your breath away. a live look at our parkway central library cameras what a nice day it was, almost felt like spring, lauren's seven day forecast on the other side , we will be right

a first of its kind study suggest the world need to lose weight, to prevent cancer. correspondent terry okita tells us more in today's einstein health care science center report. >> reporter: diabetes is having a high body mass index or bmi cause 6 percent of cancers worldwide. that is according to researchers in london. >> 800,000 cancer cases each year attributed to overweight, obesity and diabetes. >> reporter: study looked at data on 175 countries and linked diabetes and obesity to 18 cancers. with liver, breast, and colon rectal cancer accounting for the most cases. diabetes and obesity affect sugar levels, inflammation, and hormones, which can increase cancer risk.

researchers say that the number of cancer cases related to diabetes and high bmi is likely to keep increasing, unless people around the world , start getting healthy. we must take big, big structural and innovative approach toes prevent obesity and diabetes. we have a long way to do on that specifically tackling poor diet. >> reporter: with more than 2 billion people around the world overweight and 420 million diabetic, researchers say it is time to get healthy, right now. terry okita for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". bring smiles to the faces of young patients in philadelphia. >> ♪ >> yeah, elmo and rest of the sesame street gang took part in children's hospital annual holiday show this morning. there was plenty of singing, dance to go get everyone in the holiday spirit. each child in the hospital also received a toy and personal visit from one of the characters. students at thomas jefferson hosted a fashion

forward, pop up shop, earlier today at the campus center performance space in east falls all to support cancer patients. students sold fashion items and accessories they created, monk items shirts, necklacees, lap top covers and more. all profits go to chemo clothes, non-profit organization in new jersey. and some local kid got to hang out with you, ukee. >> i got to hang out with them i visited fourth and fifth graders at at the elementary school in wilmington. we talk about the television business, growing up in west philadelphia and dover, delaware. we talk about having self-confidence and believing in each other. and, as you can imagine these young people, like so many others, are all fired up but our 10-one pro football team. >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> that is what i'm talking about. go eagles. many thanks to the entire staff, education on so many levels, it is the key, and they are doing some amazing,

things, with these young people. thank you so much for the hood ie and mug that you gave me. >> nice. >> great time, great time out there we are counting on you. >> yes. >> and lauren joining with us a lot at forecast. >> yeah, two days in the 60's, back to back, hard to believe, late november, we have our christmas decorations out, holiday decorations, what is going on. >> yeah. >> we will cool things off as we head into tomorrow on the back side of the cold front that has been working through delaware valley without fanfare over the last several hours, and yeah, hard to notice frontal boundary, because we have crystal clear skies, as we get a live look at center city philadelphia, twilight, still lingering in the scene there and that warmth definitely lingering, 61 degrees right now. we have northwesterly wind at 8 miles an hour, northerly component will usher in cooler eras we head in the day tomorrow but for right now, mild temperatures, 57 in trenton. fifty-four in reading. we are at 56 right now in

dover but note that is wind shift, the cold front has worked through the area and wind out of the northwest on the back side with a breeze with wind speed up there at eight, nine, 10 miles an hour. we will see a cool down as we head in the daytime tomorrow but it will not be a frigid and arctic blast that will be arriving and it is a beautifully pleasant evening right now. people aboards the rehoboth beach, great toning do so with these mild temperatures and quiet sky conditions and storm scan three shows us nothing going on really up and down i-95 corridor just a band of high cloud and we will keep it quiet in the overnight period. clear skies, 54 degrees by 8:00 o'clock hour. mid 40's by midnight. eventually we will be chilly overnight period but not until late tonight falling back in the upper 30's by 5:00 o'clock hour. we could see cloud assembling as we head in the late overnight but high pressure in control will shift off to thee we will see another weak frontal boundary coming through tomorrow night and

early friday so we are back to average tomorrow, and then that front will generate possibly an isolated spotty shower as we head into late tomorrow night and then high pressure regains control bringing us sunshine and temperatures, very stable, as we head in the upcoming weekend, highs right around average near 50 degrees, to kick us off for the first week even of december. we have a spotty shower chance tomorrow night but we will need more than a spotty shower , lack of rain, check out departure from average where over 3 inches in the deficit in mount pocono, inch and a half in philadelphia, closing in on 2 inches in allentown and they are really getting a whole lot of rain in the forecast. for tomorrow increasing cloud, cooler day 52 degrees, significant cool down but we are well above average. bringing it back close tore average. not a bad day for taking a hike in the poconos, partly sunny conditions, relatively light win speed and high temperatures in the middle 40 's and across the region tomorrow temperatures closer to average. forty-nine in reading. top out at 55 in atlantic city

fifty-five in millville. fifty-three in wilmington. nothing to bring and break out your big heavy coat for. as we head in the upcoming weekend chillier day will be on saturday with a high temperature at 49 degrees, we're at 53 with sunshine and light wind as we head into sunday, monday temperatures climb once again, 55 degrees and is there another 60-degree day with a more significant chance of rain as we head into next tuesday. >> um-hmm. >> but on that old man winter is around the corn sore where. >> yes. >> just waiting. >> thanks, lauren. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" no brotherly love lost here. >> selfish reason prince william is happy his brother is getting married, don. hey philadelphia eagles don't ever change why the bird are well equipped to handle their toughest road game of the season, sports coming up next.

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philadelphia seven havers making a difference off the court and outside the city. coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 where a massive new sports complex is being constructed and how it will benefit young athletes in our area. it is wednesday, don's here that means we can look ahead to the next eagles game. >> yes, getting close. >> one game, yes. >> they will be out there for a couple weeks. >> that is right. >> well, two games but you know what i mean. >> yes. >> good stuff. >> he is excited. >> eagles are six-point favorite sunday night at seattle. they have not beaten seahawks since 2008, they are zero and four. but this years birds, well, they have a totally different vibe, totally different feel. they execute, they dominate and they celebrate. eagles have beaten their last three opponents by a total of 84 points. life's good when you are

winning. >> ten-one, i mean, listen, i don't mean to be like boring but hey when you are winning, it is fun, we have good people , and, we have unselfish guys here and i have been on teams before with good people and unselfish guys and we were one and 10 and it is a lot less fun. >> guys are closer. people just think you come here, you practice, you go home, go your separate way. it is in the like that here. guys are super close, they are having fun. you see, guys flying out there , choreograph stuff like that, man. guys are really having fun, man. more on the eagles at 6:00 the army/navy football game media lunch in at lincoln financial field and in less than two weeks the two academ ies will hook up for 118th time, mayor jim kenney was there with the coaches and captains having a blast this season. a great job by phl sports and all parties, involved. and you can catch the game right here on cbs-3, that is

saturday december 9th at lincoln financial field, kick off is at 3:00 p.m. that is, fun. >> that is best rivalry in sports. >> love it when it comes out. >> love it, love it, love it, my man, thanks, sir. coming up next a new computer operating system may be leaving your vulnerable to hacking. >> kate? they gave us so much. >> this mom could have died from a hidden health problem so an organization brought the family some christmas cheer, now it need your they reach more families, it thinks weeks

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the trump administration, and the u.n., are threatening north korea with new punishment, this follows the nation's latest most daring long range missle test. experts say that missle was capable of striking the u.s. president trump is again urging china to convince north korea to immediately stop its nuclear ambitions. on tuesday north korea launched a new long range ballistics missle similar to the one it tested in july. country claims powerful missle could reach anywhere in the u.s., including washington d.c. secretary of state rex tillerson is still pushing for diplomatic solution but confirmed more sanctions are on the way during a photo op

with the crowned prince of about a rain. >> sanctions, financial. >> reporter: just last week trump administration beefed up sanctions and labeled north korea a state sponsor of terror. u.n. security council took up issue during an emergency session this afternoon. >> and country has achieved its goal of becoming a rocket power it is unknown whether the new missle could support a nuclear war head and survive reentry in the earth's atmosphere. north korea has launched 20 missiles this year, latest test was done on a mobile launch pad in the middle of the night to make it much more difficult to detect. president trump is facing international criticism for sharing anti muslim videos on his twitter page. president retweeted three videos showing violence being committed by muslims. these posts were first tweeted by far right british politician jadea frances. the council condemned president trump for retweets.

>> and what is being sent out from this white house is un american and shameful. >> i was completely appalled that donald trump should re tweet and conn down views of a convicted, he is insighting religious hatred. >> british lawmakers want president trump invitation for future state visit to be revoke. after nearly two months of searching tampa police believe they have the man responsible for four recent murders. twenty-four year-old howell donaldson was arrested last night at florida mcdonalds where he work after police say he handed a loaded gun to a co-worker. according to officers that gun was used, in all four murders, which occurred between october h in the same tampa neighborhood >> today, seminal heights can sleep, today there are four families, who will never repair the damage and never repair fact that their heart was ripped from their chest but they are starting to get

closure now. >> police say there was no apparent motive, for the killings. donald sop is expected to appear before a judge tomorrow north carolina community is desperate for answers after a three-year old girl disappears, mariah kay wood was reported missing from her home near jacksonville on monday morning. child's mother says she last saw her daughter before bedtime on sunday night, the child's biological father told a local television station that he did not know his daughter was missing until an amber alert was issued. >> she didn't cry, she didn't scream, nobody heard nothing. four people in the house. two adults and two kid. so, somebody just comes up snatches a baby up and walks out. >> fbi is leading search for the child. they say she's not the girl with the woman in the photo taken with a woman at a wal-mart 40 miles from shore home. a former temple university student has been ordered held for trial on murder charges. >> he is accused of killing a 22-year old temple student

inside a north philadelphia apartment, and then taking that victim's body in a lift car, to his grandmother's house in the poconos. >> our greg argos joins us now in center city with more on today's developments in this disturbing case, greg. >> reporter: ukee, jessica good evening. today's hearing played out like a trial, the prosecution over the course of eight hours , called 10 different witnesses including the neighbor of josh hupperterz who described bone chilling screams the night jena burleigh went missing. surveillance video played in court wednesday afternoon shows 22-year old jena burleigh leaving pub webb, with joshua hupperterz and entering his home at 2:11 in the morning. around 2:15 temple grad noel sterling who lives in the same building as hupperterz said she heard noises and called temple police. less than two hours after they left she called temple police again when she heard yelling which sounded like a horror

movie scream like a murder in a horror movie just more real something i will never forget pennsylvania state police recovered jena's body inside a blue tote on the property owned by hupperterz grandmother in the poconos september 2nd, jena's parents and friends filled the courtroom wednesday as prosecution laid out their case, and the strong time line , showing how they say hupperterz transported burleigh's body from his philadelphia basement apartment to a shed on his family's property about two hours away, prosecutors say he inn listed help of his cousin and lyft drive to move that tote and told both men, books or clothes were inside. hupperterz dressed in a sweater and using crutch toes walk, stayed quiet the entire time writing notes to his attorneys. his only family member in court this with man who did not want to comment after the hearing. now the defense attorneys asking the judge to lower the charges to involuntary manslaughter but judge in this case denying that motion, and allowing all charges, including second degree murder

tore go to trial, hupperterz next court date is set for his arraignment on december 20th. i'm live here at criminal justice center, greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a temple university senior has died, after he was found unresponsive monday in the library. twenty-four year-old michael paides was senior marketing major. he transferred to temple in 2014 from delaware county community college. there is in word on a cause of death. still to come a computer glitch that could leave your documents vulnerable why some mack users could have a big security problem and what apple is doing bit, next. and as if this video people in wing suits just isn't cool enough on its own wait until you see death defying tricks they do later, lauren. we're halfway to the weekend, first weekend of december and it will be a seasonable start with high temperatures right around 50 degrees, it will be sun which light wind and all together very pleasant weekend

, little bit milder on sunday high temperatures in the upper 40's to 50 on saturday, we will be in the lower 50's, may be possiblely mid 50's by sunday, we will

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>> they didn't just give presents to my kid, they gave stuff to me and my husband. >> reporter: they made it special for you too. >> yeah, it was really special because i was just as surprised. >> yes. >> reporter: linda's getting better and she hopes soon she and her kid will be helping families like they were helped >> i told them one year we will do this, we will be on the other side of this table. >> reporter: if you want to make kid dreams come true, donate to our joy of sharing toy fest campaign. you can drop off a new un wrapped toy here at our cbs-3 studios at 1555 hamilton street or any partner locations. for other locations, visit cbs philly.com/toy fest. we have a list of drop off locations and upcoming events. kate bilo for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, love seeing that family you can bring a toy to donate when you head to the passyunk avenue tree lighting tomorrow in south philadelphia meteorologist chelsea ingram will be there to light the tree. it starts at 5:00 p.m. and we

hope you can join in on the fun and help kid while at it. >> good for everybody. >> yes, keep giving going. boarding a plane in midair >> two french wing suit pulled off a daring stunt when they jumped from the mountain and landed inside an airplane. flyers prepared themselves at top of the switzerland mountain and jumped today. as the plane, dives down the mountain the flyers glided, into position. one after the other both men flipped themselves inside the cabin door, and landed safely. >> that is incredible. >> amazing. >> you really to have use the power of the wind and your speed. >> is there so much involved. >> i mean, difficult that over the summer. >> yes. >> easy. >> how was it for you. >> a couple practice runs. >> no big deal, calculated the winds. >> yes, i will get it out for you, yeah. >> it is in the mail. >> what is up, i thought it was a spring day to day.

>> felt like a spring day yesterday, as well. hard to believe it is late november. it is. tomorrow is november 30th and end of the hurricane season. >> oh, yeah. >> it certainly was a destructive one. lets look at these stats from the 2017 hurricane season which does come to a conclusion tomorrow, ties for the fifth most active on record and we have had 17 named storms, on average, we would see 10 names storms in a given hurricane season. it looks like it will be the most costliest season on record with damage, totaling $360 billion. we also had 10 hurricanes, in a row, all 10 hurricanes we have had in this season occurred in a row and that is also a record for satellite era to have that many consecutive hurricanes, satellite era beginning in 1960, of course, we have had first land fall of a major hurricane, since 2005 on the u.s. coastline, harvey in texas cause ago this catastrophic damage and then

of course we also dealt with irma, maria that caused devastation in the caribbean, puerto rico still recovering from that with millions still without power and without drinking water. so certainly a very busy hurricane season, extremely active and close books on that as we head into the day tomorrow thankfully but for today, of course, back home a mild day 64 degrees our high temperature, our normal high 51. you can see that record 70 degrees setback in the 1920 's. we weren't too far from. that we started off mild's above average as well at 44 degrees, our normal low 35. live look at center city philadelphia on this mild november evening 61 degrees still even though the sun has set northwesterly wind at 8 miles an hour. we did have a cold front traverse over the last several hours, hard to notice except for the wind shift now winds are out of the northwest, so slowly pulling in some cooler air from the northwest and that will settle in as we head in the day tomorrow, even late

tonight we will see chilly temperatures overtaking the delaware valley but 51 degrees still in allentown. fifty-six in atlantic city still at 60-degree mark in wildwood as we loop wind that colder air on the back side of the frontal side of the boundary but we are not talking about a bitter blast but we are talking about slightly cooler temperatures that will bring our temperatures back closer to average, 48 in state college, 50 in pittsburgh and 47 on the back side of the front in scranton. storm scan three showing us very quiet conditions high pressure in control up and down eastern seaboard. hard to find a cloud even in future weather that will show us throughout the overnight period here. we could see cloud, patchy fog as we work into early tomorrow morning and good bit of sunshine for first half of the day looking nice as we look ahead toward your lunch hour tomorrow and increasing cloud into the afternoon and in advance of another frontal boundary which will be on the weaker said once again not very moisture laden, it will generate some showers especially west of i-95

overnight on thursday so most of us will be sleeping when the shower activity pulls on through, at 3:00 a.m. that line of shower activity in and along i-95 corridor pushing into south jersey early morning hours down the shore about five or 6:00 in the morning early commute along the coast you may run into those showers as we head early into friday morning. quickly decreasing cloud and sunshine will return as we head into the last day of the workweek and first day of the month of december, and overnight tonight a few passing cloud, chilling once again with temperatures falling back in the upper 30's and lower 40's. for our thursday temperatures right around average so significantly cooler from what we felt today but again just brings us back to average. sometime to start increasing included for second half of the day, so we will keep things very seasonal as we head into the next several days and we will see another flare up of mild eras we head into mid week next week but long range models telling us that hello, that is next thursday and friday

potentially some arctic air, spilling in across the northeast that could give us a much colder, second weekend of december, but we will to have wait and see, if that pans out but otherwise this upcoming weekend right around average for us a high temperature at 49 on saturday, sunshine, 53 takes news to sunday. >> lauren, thanks. marvel movie lovers have waited for this day first trailer is out for infinity war we will show you what it looks like. reboot of dynasty is hot show on our sister station cw philly, 80's soap star who is stepping into an iconic role in the hot minute when we

marvel fans are getting a sneak peak at one of the most anticipated movies, first trailer for avengers infinity war was released to day. >> there was an idea. to bring together a group of remarkable people. >> all of your marvel heroes together in one big movie, again, this time, all of the avengers join up to protect the world from a brand new faux, avengers infinity war hits theaters on may fourth. well, soap opera legend will star in the remake of the legendary soap opera. >> prince william reveals real reason he is happy his brother 's getting married here's bex at today's 96.59 hot minute. >> thanks, when cw rebooted eight ease hit show dynasty big question is who could possibly fill the iconic role of alexis carington that joan

collins master. we have got our answer with the come back from a prime time soap opera legend, nicolet cher done who knows about cat fights, zazi and playing villain. dynasty airs wednesdays at 9:00 p.m. on the cw. now as soon as you are done watching dynasty i have got one more thing we have been teasing all week long, bruno mars 24 carat magic live at the polo airs tonight at cbs at 10. he has been opening up about what it means to perform at iconic venue saying his favorite childhood memories were watching show time at the apollo and listening to james brown's 1963 album live at the apollo. bruno released this trailer ahead of tonight's show, given a game of chess certainly needed excitement. >> check mate. >> and finally everybody is feeling the thrill around prince harry and megan markle 's engagement, including

prince william, revealing real reason he is happy that his brother is finally, tying the knot. >> for me personally, un audibley envision him sneaking in the middle of the night and stealing some krimpets and shepherd's pie. i don't know, either but that is your hot minute i'm bex from today's 96.5. >> takes whatever he wants, probably. he may be gearing up for super bowl half time show. >> justin timberlake found sometime to hang out with stephen colbert tonight, take a look joining me tonight i will be joined by justin timberlake. we are together. together again for the first time. >> timberlake and colbert it has got a ring to it. >> we will deliver the sexy. >> you can catch jt on the late show with stephen colbert tonight, at is 11:35 right

after "eyewitness news" at 11:00. that will do it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 a remembering of the man in mayfair, tonight the latest on the investigation as the community gathering for a vigil. also a teenage teenager dead, another injured and tonight search for driver in this deadly hit and run is on, we are live as police try to track down the person responsible, lauren. >> no winter jackets needed to day with high temperatures in the 60's but will old man winter be making an appearance for start of the december? i will have answer in your full forecast, coming up. plus, one of the kind holiday display right here in our area, and it is not just because it is under water, why this tree at camden aquarium is unlike anything you'll see in the entire tonight at 6:00 a community comes together to honor the victim of a senseless crime a man beaten

to death in northeast philadelphia and officers say teenagers were responsible. good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. tonight a vigil being held for kevin cullen, "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden has been following this story and he is live tonight in mayfair where the vigil just got underway, jessica? >> reporter: jessica and ukee, police sources say they are closing in on that group of teens responsible, right now, about three to four dozen people are here, for this vigil, remembering, kevin cullen as you said a senseless crime, one though where our sources are questioning right now the progress of the investigation. sources tell cbs-3 homicide detectives are making progress in identifying as many as five teenagers behind the savage beating of kevin cullen, mayfair man whom many say was homeless was brutalized sunday night at corner of luring and he died 12 hours later at the hospital. neighborhood, fond of kevin, nx