>> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news " this morning. eagles winning streak comes to an end in seattle. we'll have the big moments from last night's game. >> police made the arrest after beating death after homeless man in mayfair. >> waking un to some fog, live look from bethlehem. pretty mild, too, we'll tell you how high the temperatures will go today. and today is monday, december 4th, good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm joe hold never for jim donovan. let's get a check on today's forecast with katie and meisha >> good morning, looking outside right now, lots of construction, no accidents to report, i don't know if that fog will play a role. >> i think the fog will play a role. it is really thick. as the cars get out there on

the road, i think it will only get worse, take a look at the visibilities, we turn our focus first, pretty bad. not even confined to single spot. you go in reading, below half mile. go into the a.c. airport, below a mile. and you've good this variety going on, all across the region, visibility has gun to drop. the one spot out at mount pocono, up to 10 miles there, but also keep in mind, that these numbers, while they do provide a good guide, are strictly for the observation sites reporting. so just because it says it is 4 miles at philadelphia international airport, doesn't necessarily mean that the entire city of philadelphia is up that high. it could be lower t could be better really. just depending where you are. so i would caution that you this is something you will run into. i do think it will be a problem right through the entire morning commute if not even beyond that point. now, storm scan at the moment is quiet. that will stay that way. we do have a pretty substantial pattern change that eventually wait in the wings for us. but we are off to cold start. into the 20's in lancaster, reading, mount pocono, cold

start this morning, as well, because the winds is still light, meisha, frost and freeze, also an issue. so you may need the extra time for travel this morning. >> absolutely. katie, great advice, thank you so much. so head out the door, heads up on the fog probably going to play a part. schuylkill at the montgomery, not looking bad here. actually looking okay, with the light hitting the pavement you can see hey it is letting us know yep foggy conditions out there. so like katie suggested, and i would give you feedback on that, give yourself couple of extra minutes, not at 4:30 a.m. but crock into the i have 5:00 things will start to shift. fifty-nine south at cottman, looking great here push the s curve. forty-two, same story, two freeway northbound creek road take this to 295 what you are working with, do have construction cruels out there in jersey, 59 for the between 25 and 539, one lane blocked here. still showing all green. looking okay there. then overnight construction, heads up through thursday, 422 eastbound between ben franklin highway and route 100, closed,

overnight between nine p.m. and 5:00 a.m. more on this coming up in a little bit. joe, rahel, back over to you. >> thank you. meisha, thank you. no perfect ten for the eagles. >> seattle seahawks ended the birds strike at nine, were trailing 17 to three in the fourth quarter, carson wentz passes deep left, nelson agholor for 27 yards, touchdown and jake elliot field goal, cut the lead 17 to ten. but russell wilson through 15- yard touchdown, and there you go, to jd, with 7:29 deal. it sealed the deal for the seahawks, giving the eagles 24 to ten defeat. pat gallen will tell us what seattle did right and what we did wrong in our next half hour. and philadelphia fire officials are trying to figure out what sparked a blaze inside a bar in bridesburg. flames brooke thomas out 2,000 brock of -- broke out. returned to the post office cafe to find heavy smoke coming from the bar's basement

we're told the fire quickly grew to two alarms. crews were able to place it under control just before 11:30 saturday night. no one was hurt. >> well, one week after a homeless man was beat tone death in mayfair philadelphia police have three teens in custody. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live at police headquarters where authorities plan to charge the juveniles as adults. trang, good morning. >> good morning, rahel, joy. police tell us these teens could be arraigned as early as this morning. meanwhile, people who knew this man who was so savagely beat ren finding some comfort inn these arrests. >> kevin cullen was homeless but he had a community in mayfair where he quietly roamed the streets until a week ago sunday evening. when police say group of teenagers beat him to death. neighbors remain stunned. >> some of the neighbors new him as being a homeless man, he never bothered anybody. >> it is sad, sad to see what this neighborhood would go to. >> a memorial quickly went up

4200 block of laurence street calling for justicement week later sunday afternoon police announced three arrests. with plans to charge all three teens in custody as adults. >> i hope so. i hope so. i really hope so. >> a woman parking her car a block away from the scene of the crime said she found a crucial piece of evidence. just minutes after the beating a cell phone left behind in the attackers rush to get away >> i thought maybe this is one of their phones, next thing we know, the thing starts running , instagram live. that will was one of the guy's phones. >> police believe the motive for the brutal attack was robbery. >> i don't think the man had a dime on him or a cell phone, so they beat him for nothing. >> now because these teens are expected to be charged as adults, we should learn their identities later today. they are expected to be charged with murder. but for now, live outside police headquarters, trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," joe, rahel, back to you. >> such disturbing case, thank

you for the details. >> camden county prosecutor offers is investigating shooting involving county metro officer. happened early sunday morning on sick more street in camden, officials say police were investigating reports of gunshots when they ran into and exchange dollars gunfire. officer recovering at cooper university hospital. officers were not hurt. they're on administrate of leave until the investigation is over. >> the cause of deadly apartment fire in gloucester township camden county remains under investigation this morning, that blaze killed a father and left his wife and ten year old daughter injured. the flames broke out early sunday morning, as of blackwood falls apartment, 200 block of wash area. firefighters from eight different townships scramble to contain the fire, rescue the three victims from the burning unit. neighbors watched in disbelief >> when they drug him out, he was not moving. little girl came out, her hair was on fire, we witnessed that we stood there and watched it. this is like a movie. >> no word on the conditions of the two survivors, the names of the victims have not yet been released.

>> cyclists here in philadelphia are calling on the city to expands its efforts, in keeping them safe, that is following a crash last week that killed one of their own. now, several dozen bicyclists took off on the art museum, lemme fredericks memorial ride fredericks died last tuesday, in a crash involving a trash truck, 11th and spruce, in center city. riders hope that the public demonstration or crews will beat up discussions on bike safety across the city. >> with harrassment, with unsafe drivers, and that is part of our culture, in philadelphia, that we do need to improve. >> the changes that we want, and the improvements that we want, is for everyone's safety , and to prevent tragedies like this. shouldn't have happened. >> some of those proposed changes include requiring trucks to be outfitted with side guards, and repainting bike lanes, where the fatal crash happened. emily frederick, from north jersey, will be laid to rest later today. >> the legal battle over president trump's reveals dollars travel ban has two

self rat appeals courts. it targets about 150 million travel letters from eight countries including iran, north korea, is her series a the trump administration says it is necessary for national security, opponent say it targets muslims, three judge panel will hear argument on wednesday, 13 judges will hear the case in rich monday friday >> president trump is criticizing the fbi in part, for how the agency handling russia's involvement in the 2016 election, on twitter yesterday the president said the agency is, quote, in tatters, correspondent laura with more now. >> reporter: president trump is slamming the federal bureau of investigation. on twitter sunday, he wrote the agency is the worst in history. and re tweeted that the f.b.i. director, quote, needs to clean house. the president was responding to reports that a veteran fbi counter intelligence agent was removed from the team investigating russian election meddling. that agent was discovered sending anti-trump text

messages. >> i would just say this as president. there is an ongoing criminal investigation coming may be part of t the tweeting comment regarding ongoing criminal investigations at your own per it, i would be careful if i were you, mr. president. >> that warning from a republican comes as the ranking democrat on the senate judicial area committee said her investigation into the president campaign and russian collusion is also progressing. >> judiciary committee has an investigation going, as well. and it involves obstruction every justice, and i think what we're beginning to see is the putting together of a case of obstruction of justice. >> senator diane finocchiaro steen said evidence for the case is coming partly from the continual tweets from the white house. laura, cbs-3, "eyewitness news ". >> and the race for one of alabama's senate seats is in its final stretch. >> new cbs pole shows republican roy moore is ahead of his opponent.

hear from voters who say they're voting for moore despite the sexual misconduct allegations against him. anarchs top lawmaker wants to you watch out for the grinch. hear his warning what he wants the government to do about it when we come back.

>> good morning, 4:42, southwest airlines is investigating why one of its planes had to make an emergency landing last night. the jetliner was on it way from sacramento to orange county california when burning smell was reported in the cabin. pilots safely landed the plane at los angeles international, as a precaution, those passengers eventually got on their way, no word yet on what caused the burning smell. >> alabama special senate election just over a week away , while many believe the race to be a toss-up, new cbs pole puts republican roy moore ahead of the democratic nominee, doug jones. the pole also found the imagine or tiff alabama

republicans think the sexual misconduct allegations against moore are false. david begnaud has more from birmingham. >> at the diner in shelby county alabama we met penny lloyd who told us that despite the allegations against judge roy moore, she will vote for him. >> he is the lesser of two evils. >> was there ever a hess nation. >> no, not after he won the primary, no. i recognize his job pretty quickly. >> penny's husband is george lloyd. he, too, is voting for moore. >> i believe that it is very possible that all of the women could be absolutely truthful. but, on the other hand, i think it is very possible that the other camp could have motivated a lot of women to do and say what they're saying. >> kayla smith said her decision is based on policies. >> there are a few of roy moore's that i agree with, but

i think more -- >> allegations against mr. moore turned you off? >> i feel in the middle before this. personally i want to believe a woman when she says she was sexually assaulted but for him to come out so far later i feel that's very weirds. >> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has said in the past that he believes roy moore's accusers, and i thinks roy should step aside. today mcconnell said he thinks the people of alabama should decide. there is another, richard shelby, did not vote for roy moore. instead he wrote in the name of another republican. david begnaud, cbs news, birmingham, alabama. >> technology more commonly known for scooping up concert tickets, now on line are snatching up toys. minority leader chuck schumer warning holiday shoppers about the so-called grinch. >> we call them grinch booths,

are expanding their reach and unfairly scooping up the hottest toys before parents can even click buy. >> schumer called on national retail federation, wants industry leaders to block the bots. says the b tonight ts are a problem because they are causing prices to go up for the most popular products sold on third party sides. he want to expands legislation to ban the bots. >> katie here with another check of the forecast. >> starting the week off on mild note. >> chilly but later today the temperatures expected to go right back to the 50's, even by tomorrow, hitting the six's , so that all comes in advance of an eventual transition in our weather pattern. but the other issue that you walk out the door to this morning, some fog. you can see, definitely passing sort of halo effect on a lot of the lights on main street, bethlehem. if you also notice, little bit of movement to these flags, so at least some modest breeze

flowing, not enough to scour out the fog. also, on top of that, got really low sun angle at this time of the year. that's not going to hepburn this off, as we like to say, or help scour it away, until the morning at the earliest. so expect that. for now re also have to tell but coastal flood advisory, have such strong high tide courtesy of the very breitbart and close moon that is out there. so expect that you may run into some very minor coastal flooding. along the delaware beaches, also, in some of the bay areas , that is true for new jersey respect as well, goes until 1:00 p.m. next high tide comes in generally between 7:30, 8:30 this morning, will need time to recede. storms pretty quiet at this hour, will stay that way throughout the day. eventually skies do clear out. but this next storm is the one that really is going to bring about the change. it ushers in some colder air, arctic high pressure will take it place later in the week, will also bring in some rain specially late in the day tomorrow. we get through today without any problems. we just put things into motion we get new tuesday, here it comes. no severe weather, certainly,

but it will be strictly rain producing event for us primarily in the pm hours, note as early as the morning there could be some rain comes in, heaviest certainly late tuesday night, into well i wednesday morning, soy he suppose the timing could be worse. even same time tomorrow could be wet weather to track. so again, that's the next chance for rain. for now, though, meisha, it is really all about the fog. >> all about the fog. you got t all right, katie, thank you so many. so yes, what we are looking outside right now, good morning by the way, vine at 95 , you can see the haze in the roadway. overall things are looking actually pretty good this morning. so, volume levels, clearly still light before we reach 5:00. some of these camera shots, actually looking pretty good. boulevard at fox street, looking good, all things considered, schuylkill at the blue route, another one that's actually looking all right. movement starting to pick up maybe ever so slightly, but before 5:00 we just don't really need to worry. however on a monday we know it will pick up quicker than other days of the work week. construction new jersey, crews are still out here, 59 north between 29 and 579. one lane still compromised

there. still showing lot of green, letting us know we're traveling at posted speeds, we do have overnight construction here, 422 eastbound between ben highway and route 100. so closed again overnight, 9:00 p.m., to 5:00 a.m., tonight, and that will run you through thursday. so just a heads up on that. joe, rahel, back to you. >> meisha, thank you so much. get ready to see more adds when on facebook. >> we'll explain in this morning's money watch report. we will be right b

>> the old pontiac silver dome is still standing at least for now, art demolition crew failed to bring it down. says sunday morning's blast weakens the former home of the nfl eights detroit lions it, could still fall, but it is uncleaner actually when that might happen. will start taking down the stadium this week, unless gravity does the job for them. >> lots of good reaction on that one on twitter, if you haven't already seen. >> it is not good with dynamite. >> 4:50, time for check on business news. >> diane king hall joins us from the new york stock

exchange, and big deal in the healthcare sector, could shake up the industry, diane, what are the details. >> good morning, rahel, joe. in the i can best deal of the jeer, cbs buying aetna for $69 billion. it is a combined cash and stock deal goes through it could trying area major shake up of the healthcare industry. now, cbs runs over 9700 drugstores, and more than a thousand walk-in clinics, aetna's healthcare plan covers roughly 22 million, people, also want to give you quick check of numbers, stocks lost grounds on friday, the dow lost 40 points, the nasdaq fell 26. joe, rahel. >> diane, so annoying and now we may see more of them on facebook, talking about some ads. what's the latest on this? >> that's right. in a about-face, facebook is about to ditch its long held ban on certain ads. social networking giant planning to test video ads that would trigger at the beginning after original shows for it youtube rival. company had previously steered clear of the format because of its tendency to to a now users

, joe, rahel? >> talking possibly full screen pop ups and all of the good stuff. >> well, i know. they don't care about annoying us any more, just a now away. >> oh, boy. all right, they know we'll still use it anyway. >> they're not going anywhere. >> exactly. >> diane, see you in the next hour, thank you. >> starting the week off on a mild note. >> dating talking the 60s tomorrow? >> indeed we are. can't get used to it, but there is substantial shift in the atmosphere, with temperatures that might as well be reminiscent of april. transition over to arctic area of high pressure, what that means for the thermometer later in the week. that's coming up.

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far this morning, finding visibility under a mile, even under half mile in some spots already, very likely get worse before it can get better. not to say it will stay clear with sender city philadelphia area, but at least the fog is happy. so not, you know, like the entire region is enveloped in this dense fog, but i feel like sometimes patchy fog can even be a worse issue whenyou'rl through it, because it comes up on you quick. you don't necessarily see it coming. so, just keep it in the back of your held you could come across it, storm scan at least quiet. we will see some clouds rolling through here today. generally, as that fog lifts, later this morning, the skies will, in fact, clear out. see more sun than anything. our daytime high hits about 54 d for now. even later on tonight. we are expecting to see the temperature drop only into the mid 40's. so it is quite the change every pace from where we currently stand. you're at or just slightly above the freezing mark, or below it, i should say. out toward wilmington, trenton only checking in at 28 at this hour, below freezing in allentown, too, so it is a cold start. we still rebounds to above

average level later on today, at least by 5 degrees. normal high on this day now 49 yep, getting to that time of year. but daytime high should hit 54 s for pottstown, quakertown, doylestown, and still only up to the freezing mark in any of these observations here, at palmyra, again as the day prague progresses we rebounds. eventually see potent cold front. there is arctic air looming, guys i wouldn't be shockre if we even saw some snow showers by week's ends on friday, specifically, and we will get more into the details of that a little bit into the 5:00 hour. meisha? >> yes, good to know. all right, katie, thank you so much. so yes, speaking of the fog, just, something you want to make a mental note headed out the door. looking at the ben franklin bridge, looking okay, yes, you can kind of see the haze looming over for those every in you jersey tracking westbound, quiet making your way into center city. we know it will change little deep near the 5:00 hour specially on a monday, same

story 95 near betsy ross, haze in the roadway, starting to build up levels now as you push in the southbound direction, towards center city here, as well. so 95 on a monday morning is one that heats up fairly quickly if not the quickest stretch. delaware county 95 north at 452, still looking quiet. but a lot of fog out there as you can see, we've got construction crews, so later this am, schuylkill east and west, this construction project starts at 10:00 a.m., will linger throughout until 2:00 p.m. more on this coming up in a few minutes, joe, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you. well, coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news,n is accused of drawing on a student's homework, that got him in big trouble. >> then, pat is here to breakdown last night's eagles lost to the seahawks, hear from the players in the lockerroom. >> the tape that got billy bush fired. now the former co-host has a message for the president. we will tell you about it when we come back at the top of the hour.

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>> he pumps, to agholor, touchdown agholor. >> one of the few breitbart spots in last night's eagles lost to the seahawks. pat's here to break down the lost, plus knee reaction from inside the lockerroom. >> and three teen suspect in custody this morning, waiting court appearance on charges they beat a homeless man to death. we're live with more from neighbors still shocked at this brutal act every violence >> and live look in the lehigh val fry high atop the hotel bethlehem. parts of the area expect to go see some fog, while it may and mild monica, we are in for some colder temperatures soon. >> today is monday, december 4th, good