from flynn, white house attorney tycobb issued a statement saying false statements involve mirror false statements to white house officials which resulted in his resignation in february of this year, and nothing about the guilty plea or the charge, implicates anyone, other than mr. flynn. >> so far all of the charges and guilty pleas have been not about including with the russians. >> reporter: flynn is now fourth trump campaign official to be charged in special counsel's robert mueller's probe of russian interference. prosecutors have also charged trump's former campaign chairman paul manafort, his deputy rick gates and campaign advisor george pap dop lust. michael flynn was released without bail, he faces up to five years in prison. president trump says media speculation that he is going to fire secretary of state rex tillerson or wants him to resign is fake news. that is what he tweeted this afternoon. it came after tillerson brush off questions about whether his job is in jeopardy.

tillerson appears confident his job is safe during a meeting with libya's prime minute store. >> unaudible. >> it is laughable. laughable. >> in between president trump and his chief diplomate has escalated in recent months n july tillerson reportedly called the president a more on the senate could vote to pass president trump's tax cut plan tonight and despite unominous opposition from democrats, republican senators said they were confident that they had enough support. we will have a report coming up at 5:30. right new joining us is cbs news chief washington correspondent and anchor of face the nation john dickerson , thanks so much for being with us. we want to begin with flynn's guilty plea, we just discussed it sunday morning we necessity you will also be discussing significance of this development, what do you think this means, moving forward.

>> reporter: well, it means two things. what do we know that happened today and then what might tell us about what could happen in the future. what we know about what happened today is that michael flynn throughout his discussion where is serious enough to lie about them to the fbi four days into the trump administration, so, something was happening, in thosees conversations that we may not necessity about just yet, serious enough that somebody who knows you are not supposed to lie to the fbi nevertheless did. but the more important thing is what we don't know, which is what he might be telling the special counsel, that was part of this agreement. flynn has agreed to help special counsel in its investigation so where else are those investigationsinging ? what has he told them already? what might he tell him going forward and how does that affect other people the special counsel is looking into. >> we know you will talk taxes , sunday as well, president's tax cut plan could soon become law, there has been arm twisting there where do you think it stand at this

point. >> it looks like it will pass the senate and that is a big deal because there is, one of the questions of then tire tax process could the political momentum behind this for republicans they had to get it done in matter what was in it. was that going to be enough to get it through the system. that is absolutely looking like it will be enough to get it through senate. then there will be a reconciliation with the version that came out of the house but given the strength of this political momentum behind it, that seems to be a hurdle that is possible for them to clear and then the president will get a piece of legislation to sign which will be a very big deal, for him and for republicans, they can show their base, that they are able to actually govern and pass very big historic piece of legislation. the question of how it will affect people is much up for debate, but right now it seems like it is moving forward and we will all just to have watch consequences after this passes if it does. >> all right, we know you have lots more to discuss on sunday

, john, thanks so much for your time. we appreciate it. >> thanks, nicole you are welcome. catch face the nation sunday morning at 10:30 right here on cbs-3. massive police operation in new jersey has resulted in at rest of nearly 80 alleged child predators, "eyewitness news" reporter henry rossoff has more on how police used new technology and techniques to track him down. >> these are wicked, vial materials produce by torturing kid. >> reporter: new jersey attorney general christopher perino and new jersey state police internet crimes task force were flanged by photos of the 79 men accused of crimes begins children. police say those on this poster down loaded and traded child pornography. >> they included a trenton police officer, and a swimming coach, a piano teacher and ip professional from morris county. >> reporter: ten of the men are accused of more serious crimes including two who tried

to traffic children for sex, camp counselor detectives say sexually assaulted a 14 year-old girl and youth minister accused of sending lewd photos of himself. when arresting many of the men state police relead on mega as in mega might a two-year old technology sniffing german shippard who specializes in finding hard drives and cell phones and own known tech sniffing dog in the country who is patrol k-9 meaning he can track suspects and deeven if officers. >> he is outstanding, excellent. >> reporter: in these cases detectives are also using a specially equip van that can handle cell phones that are confiscated in a precise way instantly crack pass word through this massive hard drive and rip the information right off of the cell phone or any other technology that they come across. >> it allows us to more quickly get a sense of what kind of case we are dealing with. >> reporter: at the end of the day authorities warn that education. >> education, spending time with your kid, explaining what the risks are, it is really a

critically important step that parents must take. >> reporter: because as was far too evidence today there are, plenty of predators out there. in hamilton township henry rossoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". two people dead and another person seriously injured fog a multi vehicle accident in new castle county delaware. crash happened just before noonan i495 northbound near 12th street in wilmington. delaware state police say four vehicles were involved in the accident, multiple people were hurt, and i495 was completely shut down at i-95 split for several hours, all lanes are now back opened. new details now about an early morning school bus crash in the lawncrest section of philadelphia chopper three was over the scene on east wyoming avenue just after 6:30. officials say bus was heading to john hancock demonstration middle school when driver of the suv traveling in the opposite direction collided with the bus. two adults and 13 year-old student were injured, all are expected to be okay.

philadelphia's building and construction trade council went to new heights today to attract amazon to the city this was pretty cool this morning it flew this banner over amazon seattle headquarters that read amazon: choose philly, go sea hawks and eagles. earlier this year e commerce giant set off a bidding war when it announced it was looking for a location for second headquarters. 238 cities submitted proposals amazon will announce short list of contenders next year. let's hope philly's on that list. on this first day of december we are enjoying sunny relatively warm weather. conditions are perfect to celebrate the season. >> they certainly are. meteorologist kate bilo and vittoria woodill is live in cape may congress hall where this weeks holiday fest is gorgeous out there, hi there. >> hi guys, ukee and nicole it is absolutely a nation out here. >> insane, we are at a loss for word. >> we are of course at congress hall in cape may an iconic beautiful old hotel,

most people know it. >> yes. >> but holidays here are completely different story split is like if you were to dream the sweetest dream of what christmas would look like it is here. >> it highs. >> we have cotton candy sky over the city which is incredible. >> unbelievable. >> we're smelling kettle corn. >> we were just like what is that beautiful aroma? tori says it is kettle corn. >> i knew it is there hot chocolate, carousal just to my right. >> too much. >> wonderful. >> little train for kid and the tree behind us is going to be lit tonight, festivities really just getting underway here at conditioning hall. >> we have a crowd next to us, and everybody is gathering, we see kid gathering on the lawn, taking pictures by the tree, riding the train saying hello to rodolph, i mean holidays are here. >> they are? kate, it is holiday fest. >> it is at its finest and lets look at the weather outside tonight because temperature wise you don't need heavy coat or gloves

temperatures in the 40's and 50's all across the region tonight and that is where they will stay for the next couple of hours. down the shore cape may at 48. 51-degree ocean but it is off shore breeze right now and storm scan three clear skies with high pressure overhead, and that will be around through the weekend. your evening planner if you are joining news cape may tonight, we will still come down they dent like until 9:00 t will still be clear and 45 degrees. by 11:00 he clock, 43 with a mainly clear sky. perfect weather tonight. all of our senses are overloaded right now. there is a smell of hot chocolate and kettle corn, carrolls playing. >> nostalgic simplicity of being a kid where all of your senses are just heightened by the moment. >> exactly. >> it is. >> i will be doing a lot of stuff too. >> i cannot waity will be running all over this joint. >> we will have full forecast for the weekend both here and

back home in the city, back to you guys. >> kettle corn, carols, ladies >> i feel lake they like it out there. >> something tells me they are having a good time. >> we will get back to you both. >> they are so cute. >> coming up tonight on "eyewitness news" why this hurricane season was one for the record books. >> delaware earthquake in injuries or damage reported, i'm david spunt with what state officials have to say about that quake. and where the new royal couple went for their first public outing as an engaged couple and why insiders say this is a very good thing for megan markle. did you put your holiday decorations up. jim donovan shows thousands make sure they are all safe coming up at 5:30. we will be back with more "eyewitness n

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minutes. right now prince harry and megan markle stepped out in public for very first time since becoming engaged, the pair marked world aid day by attending a number oven gauge. s in england. hundreds of people, some holding u.s. flags lined the streets to greet the happy couple. prince harry and markle are said to be touring britain over next six months to give markle an opportunity, and,. geraldo riveria joining long list of television personality says something i for pennsylvania inn descretions. "fox news" reporter issued an apology to bette milder who claims riveria and producer drugged and groped her in the 1970's, although, riveria says he recalls, the situation much more differently. riveria also apologized for sexual experiences, he recount ed in his 1991 memoirs, titled, exposing myself. he said they were consensual but were depicted in a distasteful way. illinois police make a

daring rescue after a car was engulfed in flames following an accident, reports say, that the driver was fleeing the scene of an accident in montgomery, illinois wednesday , when his car hit a concrete barrier, and then burst into flames. man in the vehicle refused to exit, requiring officers to forcefully, remove him. two police officers were treated for minor injuries and there is no word on a driver's condition. well, a few of new jersey 's finest are looking clean cut, once again. >> after going hairy for no shave november group of cherry hill officer cut it all off. this morning officers said good bye to their beards, mustaches, goat teas, it was part of the department's annual in shave november fundraiser. officers raised more than $3,500 for various causes, including saint judes and the american cancer society. that is a thousand dollars, over their original goal. >> great job. great job. >> yes. >> cbs-3 holiday fest takes us to the beautiful congress hall sea side resort in cape may, new jersey. >> it is gorgeous.

meteorologist kate bilo has a look at our forecast and help us get in the spirit of the season. i feel like you guys are enjoying yourself out there. >> is that coming across, to you nicole because we are loving our job.ng across, to we were just like we have to do a newscast. we are having too much fun to work here. this is the live. i have been to congress hall in the summer. i love it here. neff been for holidays. if you have not been here make it a point to come down this holiday season. it is gorgeous. it is like something out of norman rockwell painting to complete the image i noticed this guy as soon as we walk him in here this is brando, look at this beautiful dog, an irish cert, rescue and joined by bob, carroll. are you guys from. >> collinswood, new jersey. >> i'm from new jersey. >> do you guys come down every year. >> are every year, at lee last 20 years. >> twenty years. is what your favorite part about the holidays, at congress hall, carroll. >> the music. >> music.

>> i love carols. >> i have to say music too and decorations just the whole attitude, it is fantasticky know, mace. >> my first time, they do a great job this guy is loving it. he has gotten lots of pets from the kid here. he is a fixture by carousal. thanks for bringing him out. >> hi, buddy he is perfect. kind of his copper fur blends with the green grass and decorations. take alurate forecast. it is a beautiful night here in cape may and nice weather will last right into the weekend. we have great conditions. we have been enjoying beautiful wet they are week. it is not going anywhere anytime soon, temperatures are in the mid 40's to lower 50's all across the region right now, down the shore in the upper 40's, not cold enough to need gloves but cold enough for a scarves and jacket. you can see here in rehoboth beach lights are on there as well, nice walk for a boardwalk and great night for walking around here in cape may. lets talk about our december preview, first day of the month of december our average

high for today's date is 50, average high by end of the month by the time we ring in the new year 41 degrees. our most snowy december ever was in 2090, 24 inches of snow fell in that month, december 21st, winter solstice the shortest day of the year, these days getting shorter and shorter as we head toward that date only nine hours and 15 minutes of son. good news is they start to get longer again. storm scan three shows a whole lot of nothing there high pressure in control, lasting through the weekend, it is quiet for now about that business to change. by next week we have got rain chances increasing as system head our way, that is tuesday into wednesday of next week and if you have been enjoying this nice quiet mild pattern get ready to pull out heavier coats and gloves by end of the next week cold air will move in. so a look at our jet stream pattern as temperature pattern out there will stay mild through weekend but watch what happens by next weekend, that big bowling ball bubble of cold air in the upper

atmosphere that will swing through by next week even and start feeling more like wintertime. overnight tonight, clear, chilly, temperatures in the lower 30's. tomorrow seasonal december day with a few cloud, 52 degrees. eyewitness weather seven day forecast looks great for next three days, we have seasonable temperatures in the low to mid 50's. warmer tuesday. rain comes through wednesday. by the end of the next week and weekend temperatures will be heading back to below normal status back in the mid 40's. i can tell you right now 48 degrees, back here live at congress hall at cape may it feels fantastic. kind of weather that you may want to grab hot chocolate to stay warm. not cold enough to stay out here for hours and hours. that is what people are doing getting their spots on the lawn camping out getting ready to see tree lit up here later this evening. we will check with torey in a bit and show us more what cape may has to offer in the holiday season, for now, i'll send it back to you in the studio. we will see you in a

little bit. of course, tis the season forgiving, reminder for but our joy of sharing toy if he campaign, you can be part of it by bringing a new unwrapped toy to our studios at 1555 ham ton street here in philadelphia you can visit cbs philly.com/toy fest for a complete list of toy drop off locations, and details on upcoming events around our area. >> by wait there are two events this weekend head to the montgomery mall for 92.5xt u toy truck parade tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. then sunday head to the south street christmas parade and tree lighting, bex from 96.5 who is a regular contributor here on cbs-3 will there been to hoe the festivities. we hope you can join on the fun and bring a toy please for a child badly in need. still ahead on "eyewitness news" we have more revealing surveillance video from the moment that the earthquake hit yesterday. and we will get back to cape may where vittoria woodill is getting to act like

a kid at christmas, hey there, tori. >> how is it going guys, holiday fest with lexi and drew guys, are we so ready for the excitement of tonight. >> yes. >> are we ready to ride the train. >> oh, yeah. >> let's get on we will ride with the blue pig the mascot, let's jump on, we are ready to go. this is my first time riding a train at congress hall with the blue pig, and is this your first time too, lexi. >> yes. >> okay, great, excellent. we will do this. we have lots more coming, and let's get it going, are we pumped. >> yes. >> awesome. >> is this the most gorgeous thing ever, seriously. >> i mean i guess. >> over to you leslie. >> over to you leslie. and eagles are getting ready to head out toes take on the seahawks and today doug pederson says you wouldn't normally expect wow like to see these games be closer we will explain in

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weekend coming up in seattle. >> it is all, a place to play in salt. eagles they are the best team in the league and we did know this despite cowboys win last night they are in prime position to clinch nfce with the win on sunday. defense has been outstanding holding teams to just over 11 points a game in the past four games. owe even if in those games averaging 38 points a game. they have won nine in a row but couch doug pederson is hoping for some closer games. >> yeah, would you love to win it by, a couple scores but, you know, you just know that will not happen each week and especially now down the stretch, so many opponents coming up, so, i think it would be a great opportunity if our team had to, you know, we were in a position, down a touchdown or field goal or two scores whatever it is, and you figure out a way to get it done. i think that is a great, it would be i great test for your team and or, you know, you are in that dog fight and comes

down to the last possession, you know, last whoever has the ball last type of game. >> we will get you ready for eagles sunday on chevy sunday kick off, join me, don bell, pat gallen we will preview what will be one of the tougher tests for eagles this season at 11:30 sunday morning right here on cbs-3. i don't mind blow out wins. >> me either. >> handle your best. >> exciting time. >> yes. >> sure is, leslie. >> coming up next half an hour making sure your holiday decorations are safe before you put them up. last night at this time we were still shaking from the earthquake, last night a closer look at response and how seconds really counted. who says the shore just for summer we are celebrating holiday fest in cape may tonight, carousal, for the youngsters and the kid at heart. we will check it all out, on the other side be right

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twenty-four hours later it is still as people talking earthquake in delaware that sent tremble is a cross our region. >> in fact, tremor could be felt as far away as washington d.c. and connecticut. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in smyrna delaware with a closer look at emergency response to the quake, hi there, david. >> reporter: hi nicole, ukee. behind me is emergency management building in smyrna, delaware epicenter not far from where i'm standing but it is amaze to go think millions of people felt this earthquake there was not one juror one report of damage in the state of delaware. meanwhile officials they have been analyzing what happened yesterday. a group of patrons relaxed by bar at 4:47 p.m. thursday afternoon at great fox grill in dover, at that exact moment in time, a 4.1 magnitude earthquake rattled mid-atlantic from washington d.c. all the way up to parts

of new england. people can be seen leaving quickly following the shaking, just north of smyrna, still in the building. >> my guess and we felt it, so we were, of course, surprised and we scrapple told see what was going on. >> reporter: christopher mutter ace deputy director of delaware emergency management agency and said crews began responding as eight to 102nd earthquake took place. >> we were able to figure you the it was an earthquake but dit take us by surprise initially. >> reporter: murtha says his office did not receive one report of damage or injury, from the 4.1 magnitude quake, the epicenter was at bomb bay hook wild life refuge and it began about 5 miles, below earth's surface. a lot of bridges, all across small state of delaware, what about those inspections? we will tell but that coming up at 6:00, we will also take more look inside of this impressive building behind me, after all earthquakes do not happen every day in delaware

but this crew that works here around the clock says they will be ready should one happen again. reporting live from smyrna, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". david, thank you. short time an hawaii conduct first test of the siren to warn public of the possible nuclear attack from north korea teslas ted for one minute, there has in the been such an attack since end of the cold war. move comes after north korea fired another ballistics missle this week and experts say it was capable of hitting the united states. despite intense opposition from democrats, senate republicans are moving closer to a vote on their bill to overhaul the nation's tax code >> we have got the votes. >> reporter: republican tax reform plan moved a step closer to becoming law on friday, despite unominous opposition from democrats, g.o.p. senators said that they were confident that they have enough support to pass the bill. >> you don't want to count your chickens and all that but i feel very good.

>> reporter: vote would be to culmination of the busy day of deal making on capitol hill, two g.o.p. senators who had opposed the bill jeff flake of arizona and ron johnson of wisconsin said changes were made to overcome their objections. >> there is so many reasons to not rush this bill through. >> reporter: democrats continue to rail begins tax plan in the hours leading up to the vote. >> notching a political win isn't good enough to raise taxes and premiums on millions of middle class families. >> our problem with the bill that is on the floor right now is that it is weight had much too heavily in terms of helping the wealthiest among us. >> reporter: republican leaders, brushed aside those objections, as well as their own members concerns that the tax plan could explode the deficit. >> i think it will pay for itself and if i'm raining like every other republican we will pay a price but if i'm right then i think people will say those guys no what they are talking about. >> reporter: bill still has a long way to go before it

becomes law it has to reconcile with the house version. that is expected to take several weeks. republican leaders say they hope that they can have a tax reform bill on the president's desk before the end of the year. this just in american airlines and its pilot union have come to an agreement to staff all flights over the holiday season. that news comes after the air liner mistakenly scheduled vacation for 15,000 pilots. also today a spokesperson for american told yahoo finance that the scheduling debacle was due to a clerical issue not computer glitch as initially reported. atlantic hurricane season is now officially over. >> as meteorologist chelsea in gram shows you in tonight's einstein health care science center report this years season ranks as the most destructive and among the busiest on record. >> reporter: 2017 atlantic hurricane season has come to an end. it has been a season that will be remembered for generations and one where the impacts will be felt for years to

record rain, relentless wind and unimaginable december trucks, the 2017 hurricane season now in the history books as one of the most active seasons on record and costliest season ever. with the new record of four u.s. hurricane land falls three of those category four storms. a grand total of 17 named storms, 10 of which were hurricanes and six of those hurricanes considered major on the saffir-simpson scale. through the storms and even the aftermath cbs-3 was there. >> see is what left behind localized flooding here in the area. >> it is wet. it is windy. these waves are intense. >> reporter: with one hug and her smile the stress that i have been carrying for weeks went way. >> reporter: in august harvey was first major hurricane to

make land fall in the u.s. since wilma in 2005. the storm unloaded buckets have rain in texas with the highest reported measurements of 60.58 inches, most rain recorded from a tropical cyclone in connecticut mental u.s. history. irma was one of the strongest hurricanes ever recorded in the atlantic ocean with wind of 185 miles an hour and irma sustain those wind for a total of 37 hours, the longest any cyclone around the world, has maintained that level, of intensity before. in september hurricane maria devastated the island of puerto rico. maria was strongest hurricane to make land fall there in 89 years. we cannot forget about hurricane nate in early october, moving toward land at a swift speed of 28 miles an hour, breaking a record for the fastest moving hurricane ever, in the gulf of mexico.

it was a hurricane season of record proportions, and this year was a remind their it only takes one storm to cause damage and destruction, that can change a community, forever. back to you. what a season. what a season. still to come on "eyewitness news", he's taking over news desk at "cbs evening news" but first journalist jeff glor will tell us about favorite stories to cover up next. and potential holiday hazard our jim donovan will walk you through what you need to do to stay safe while decorating this holiday season we will be right back. get a free pecan or pumpkin pie with every $20 order from dennys.com. you can eat it wherever you want, even if you are in someone else's house... santa. enter promo code, freepie, on your next order at dennys.com

coming up on monday, long time news man jeff glor takes over desk of the "cbs evening news". >> he has covered some of the biggest stories for our

network and eager to bring you national news every monday through friday right here after "eyewitness news" at 6:00. >> tonight he looks back on his favorite stories to cover. >> one thing that scares you have day? >> with nasa we went up in a f 18, 49,000 feet. >> so we were inverted and then we went down and cam backup. >> yep. >> to try to create a sonic boom normal then sonic boom, difficult not throw up, i got all kinds of trend blink but i never had view. >> longest outsider lasted inside the chamber is 45 minutes. so, we let him lock me in. >> people worry about gator and the snakes. >> no, the shark is on the list, this is what the scientist does their work. >> shark story was confluence

of science, and adventure, never mind the drama of how it all came to be. that was not in a movie. >> nothing made me happier then having a baby. >> no, nothing. >> one of the best parts of the being a searching as we go along, what does he have on. >> this is an eeg. >> people who are interesting, engaged, they are a blessing to talk to. >> we are looking at what seems to be one body there but it is actually two brains. >> yes you are standing on this corner 25 years ago and you see that kid pull that gun out what do you say to him. >> it is not worth it. >> once again jeff glor takes over the reigns of the "cbs evening news" on monday at 6:30 right here after "eyewitness news" at 6:00. i talk with him this afternoon we will have more on monday but he vice excited about being in this position and continuing, a time honored

tradition. >> yes, very exciting. >> indeed. >> still ahead we will take you back to beautiful cape may where kate bilo will have your weekend forecast and, tori will takes us to sanity's workshop. wh

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many people will be taking advantage of the nice whole they are weekend to decorate for the holidays. >> and whether you are decorating the outside or inside of your home there are a few important things you need to stay safe. >> reporter: many homeowners go great lengths to make their homes look festive this time of the year but those displays could pose a risk. >> we love looking at houses that have decorations, your electrical system is design way certain load in mind and sometimes during holidays we put more on it, then it can actually accommodate. >> reporter: philadelphia fire commissioner adam tiehl says you should avoid overloading outlets inside too. if you notice fuses blowing or circuit breakers tripping, dim ming or flickering lights you may be over working your

system and increasing risk of the fire. erect mends that you carefully examine all of your lights and electrical cord on decorations they should be in good shape, no frayed wires, and no tangled. >> i see all the time people with wires and tied up in a k not this has beginning of the knot right there. that can be very dangerous overtime. >> reporter: look for evidence their cord were safety tested like these were a ul label. christmas trees are another potential fire hazard as you can see in this video, a dried tree burns fast. >> you know, i actually prefer realistic but fake trees. >> reporter: if you insist on a real tree. >> keep it watered. it really has to stay watered if you have it through the entire holiday season. >> reporter: while candles are especially popular this time of the year commissioner tiehl recommends the kind without an opened flames. >> we prefer the very nice led candles they look so real these days, and