gers arrested in beating death after homeless man. we're live as they await to appear in court on charges. >> give yourself a few extra minutes headed out the door this morning, it will be foggy commute for work or school. >> good morning guys. >> good morning joe holden. >> hello. >> it is monday, the looking outside, talking about the fog talked about it all morning long, yes, you will have to factor in couple of extra minute, volume levels starting to increase. good news no accident. >> good good. i like hear. that will hopefully that means people are watching. before they hit the road thinking okay, got to take it easy got watch for the fog coming up on me quickly that's what you are finding amongst these observations. still at 4-mile visibility at the airport. but, you are now starting to drop in wilmington, and in trenton, certainly have done so out in reading and allentown where only .3 of a mile right now. but this really tells the tail

of it is patchy, because you don't have the really poor visibility everywhere necessarily but yes now you can barely see anything in the shot. i show it to you for the reason that you can't see anything in the shot. if you watch us routinely outside elementary school here in reading shall see not just the roadway but cars driving through it. you barely make out street lamp off in the distance there so the fog is thick here. this is potential for the type of visibility that you'll find elsewhere as you travel this morning, so please be careful storm storm scan quiet. that the the other point if it looks like it could be damp on the roadway no rain in the forecast so actually black ice from the fog freezing on contact. thirty-six is the current value at the airport. chilly start to the morning. but with time, we will actually rebounds, mid 50's is the expectation, five solid degrees above average we take that with time the fog also thins out. but, do not get used to this, quote unquote mild air. meisha, there is a huge temperature plunge coming i'll

let you below that gets here. >> i guess tis the season. katie thank you so much. very good morning to all of you. hey guys, happy monday. looking at the ben franklin bridge, starting to heat levels now for those every you in jersey traveling westbound into center city. you can see eye want to say bumper to bumper conditions but starting to see the a shift. if you are headed out to the ben right now or any too many soon in the next 15, 20 minutes start to give yourself couple of extra minutes, primarily looking at so much fog out there. then 422 taillights moving in the eastbound direction. this is near route 29, seeing a lot of brake lights, so again, that's another area with the fog that you might want to give yourself couple extra minutes. taillights moving in the northbound direction, you can see what you are working with, there both directions, starting to heat up. again, some brake lights going off. now, really as we progress little deep near the 6:00 hour real when we start to see some bumper to bumper conditions if we're not already. then overnight crews on 422 eastbound talking more about this coming up in the next ten minutes or so. rahel, joe back to you. >> meisha thank you.

eagles win for ten but fell short in see at. >> i long winning streak ends the last night when the seahawks handed them their second lost of the season. pat gallen here to breakdown just what went wrong? look, a game you circle on the schedule and you say it will be a tough one on the road in cbsphilly.com at he will. battle of the star quarterback sunday night the while i veteran russell wilson who out played the young gunslinger err carson wentz shows you the seahawks almost never underdogs at home. three and the a half point doing go into the game. russell wilson having none of it he hooks up with jimmy gram from 11 yards out here seattle goes up ten-nothing to end the first. to the thirds quarter the eagles looking to tie this is a back-breaker wentz, fumbled at the goal line, the ball bounces out of the end zone, and seattle takes over. they would take full advantage , it is almost annoying how good russell wilson is with this. he just makes it look so easy. tyler locked for the 1 yard score, he lock up.

eagles would fight back, wednesday can throw on the move he connect with nelly. nelson agholor yards yard strike. but on the next possession, seattle would put it out of reach. wilson once again to jdmc kiss-ock thirds of the night the eagles winning streak ends at 9:00. and now ten and two after a 24 to ten lost. >> you know what we find, the guys in this lockerroom, all mature all kind of, well, all respond just fine, all frustrated about this one but yes we're not too worried but i think we will be just fine. >> guys in the lockerroom sick to their symptoms obviously for the loss. but at the same time we have great opportunity again, you know against another playoff caliber football team. next weekend. so we just got to regroup learn from our mistakes, and get ready for another great game next week. >> winning is fun right? well last night's lost certainly a disappointment for eagles fans, however, those who watched the game at

chickie's and pete's' in south philly are staying positive about where this team is headed. >> you know, sometimes you get the bears sometimes the seahawks get you. you know? carson wentz played his heart out. you know, eagles are going to win the superbowl. >> but we can't win every game so i just feel like we need to keep it strong and no matter what we will go to the superbowl. >> i like the positivity on a monday morning we need. that will the daily news says get a grip. referring to carson wentz's third quarter fumble on the goal line. so ya, they drop one. but it is just one. at ten and two the eagles are still tide for the best record in the nfl although they now fall to the second seed in the nfc playoffs behind meisha's minnesota vikings of all teams next up the la rams on sunday and they're currently the third best team in the nfc so another huge battle right around the corner. >> that was like playoff game. >> definitely was. felt like one. that's why you want to have playoff games here in philly. you don't want to have to go there. >> thank you pat.

>> onto more serious news this morning and new this morning police is her clinic for killer after a man is stabbed to death inside his home in south philadelphia. it happened on the 1200 block of south johnson street, just after 1:00 a.m. officers found six a year old man stabbed in the abdomen, pronounced him dead at the scene. investigators still trying to figure out a motive for the attack. >> philadelphia police arrest three teens, one week after a homeless man was beaten to death on a mayfair street. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do, live at police headquarters where officials say they'll be charging the juveniles as adults. trang, good morning. >> good morning rahel and joe police tell us that these three teenagers could be arraigned as early as later on this morning. on murder charges meanwhile people who knew this man who was so savagely killed, are finding comfort inn these three 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 a group of teenagers beat him to death. neighbors remain stunned.

>> some of the neighbors new him as being a homeless man. of course, they say he never bothered anybody. >> it is sad, sad to see what this neighborhood would go to. >> a memorial quickly went up the 4200 block of loren street calling for justice. week later on 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 attacker's rush to get away. >> i thought maybe this is one of their phones, next thing we know the thing starts ringing instagram live. that was one of the guy's phones. >> police believe the motive for the ebola al attack was robbery. >> i don't even think the man had a dime on him or cell phone. so they beat him for nothing. >> and police initially said that as many as five teenagers participated in this attack. so far no word if any more

arrests are expected. but for now, live outside police headquarters, trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," joe rahel, back to you. >> trang thank you. >> in trevose bucks county candlelight vigil head for the victim every deadly hit-and-run as police continue to look for the driver. loved ones every jessica kurtz gathered last night to release balloons in her memory. the 19 year old was killed last monday after being hit by a pick-up truck along street road. her 18 year old boyfriends, william van arsdale continues to recover from injuries, he sustained in the hit-and-run. investigators say, they have at least one person of interest in the case. >> the cause every deadly apartment fire in gloucester township camden county remains under investigation this morning. father was killed, his wife and daughter injured. the flames broke out early sunday morning, at the blackwood falls apartments, the 200 block of washington avenue. firefighters from eight different townships scramble to contain the fire. and rescue the three victims from the burning unit. meanwhile, neighbors watched

in disbelief. >> when they drug him out he was not moving. and the little girl came out her hair on fire, we witnessed that we stood there watched it, this is like a movie. >> horrific picture there the name of the victim has not yet been released. no word on the conditions of the two survivors. >> coming up: president trump fires off more tweets, blasting the fbi. >> plus billy bush is re- entering the public eye and he is starting by sending a message to president trump. what he is saying about that infamous case that got him fired. >> if your iphone has been reboot g over and over again good news, you're not alone. how apple is fixing the bug. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> spectacular site all over the world. where the supermoon dominates the my sky. where you can see and when see another one just like it next.

>> welcome back, here is the moon overnight sky was bit brighter than usual. >> yes that's because it was illuminated by supermoon the only one every 2017. here is the view from our studios here at cbs-3 the the moon closer to earth than usual, making it appear brighter and larger. than its normal size. >> sky gazers turned their eyes to the skies last night in washington dc. nasa photographer, bill angle captured these incredible

photos of the superman. hanging over our nation's capitol. >> well, astronaunts on the international space station got front row seat to the supermoon, take a look, what it look like rising over mongolia, if you missed last night's super moon, the first of 2018 will happen on january 2nd you don't have to wait too long. just little less hand than a month. look look at those pictures. >> awesome moon shots the beautiful sunset, katie did you catch that last night. >> i did. i saw you tweet one out. >> i did. >> it had lined upper expectly look like a bowl of fire. >> down city avenue? did you see that? >> i was not driving. >> that's important. >> that's important. >> you know the manahan at henge, when it lines upper expectly. super shot. the supermoon and astronomical high tide leading to potential of even flooding out there. got coastal flood advisory posted because of it, until

1:00 p.m. next high tide comes in between about 7:30 8:30 a.m. across the region as a whole here through the delaware beaches, jersey shore line, spec that that, if your road or maybe the bay area tends to flood out down that way you could have the same problem this morning next storm system not getting real organized but it will. this will be the front specifically that really bridges about some substantial change. already, very cold air pent up across the canadian border. off to chilly start. >> we take you up to the hudson bay area, current temperatures, 18 below zero right now. rough stuff right? twelve in international falls only at 36. so the cold really going to sing south. not talking about below freezing but does get heck of a lot colder from the 60s tomorrow to only 40's then into the majority of the seven day, may not even break out of

the 30's sunday. and because we have another system coming along friday, we are will likely have enough cold air if it clips us dependent on this one may even see snow showers meisha? >> good morning hammy monday, talking about fog, will it slow you down? probably. right now on 42 freeway northbound at creek road take this towards 295 see the hazy shot. you can also see how busy it is getting out there on 42 as you approach 295-6789 start to give yourselves extra time there. same story here. ninety-five push in the southbound direction near allegheny avenue. bumper to bumper conditions here travel very slow, lot of breitbart lights going off there and fog out there as well. that will add to the problems on the five this busy monday morning. same story here, building levels, maybe not looking quite as busy as 95, but the schuylkill is certainly starting to heat up, both directions cents eastbound

and westbound. report after accident, 422 eastbound near limerick linnfield, showing some green over night construction. more coming up in the next ten to 15 minute or so. joe, rahel back to you. >> meisha, thank you. high school soccer coach expect in the court today after he went miss wag student >> kate was found safe friday in up-state new york with 27 year old ryan rodriguez the two went missing over thanksgiving weekends. rodriguez coached boys soccer where she went to school in north florida the disappearance led to nationwide search. police are looking into a potential relationship between the man and the teen. >> very sad update now to story we have been following. authorities in north carolina believe they have found the remains of three year old moriah woods the body discovered in a creek over the weekend. the little girl had been missing since last monday, the mother's boyfriends has since been arrested and charged with concealing the death and other offenses. investigators are not saying how the little girl died. >> president trump taking aim at the fbi as the

investigation into his campaign ties to russia continue. voiced frustration on twitter and defended firing of michael flynn. shear cbs news correspondent brook silva bragga. >> president trump targeted the fbi in a pier every tweet sunday writing in part, that the bureau ''s' reputation is in tatters worse in history. the president of the f.b.i. agent association responded, agents act with un waivering integrity and professionalism. this latest was smacker by presidential tweet saturday, message sources now tell cbs news was actually crafted by mr. trump's lawyer. it suggested the president new general mike flynn lied to the f.b.i. before firing him. some suggest if he did know that and then asked then fbi director james comb toy drop investigation into flynn that might be obstruction every justice. >> dialogue the president disputes, he tweeted sunday, i never asked comb toy stop investigating flynn just more fake news, covering another

comey lie. flynn pleaded guilty friday to lying to the f.b.i. and now cooperating with special council robert earth mueller's investigation into russia meddling in the election. brook silva bragga for cbs-3 " eyewitness news." >> well billy bush says yes that's donald trump you hear on the access hollywood tape that leak during last year's presidential campaign. he is talking about the 2005 conversation the one about groping women, in sunday new york times bush writes everyone nearby at the time thought they were listening to a krass stand up act. when it first came out candidate trump dismiss philadelphia as lockerroom ban tore, now the questioning if the tape is in fact real. >> billy wish will appear on tonight's late show, see it tonight at 11:00 p.m. p.m. right after "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >> time flies when you're texting, the text message and turned 25 yesterday. >> twenty-five. first one sent from computer phone in the uk. simply said merry christmas. at the time cell phones weren't able to send messages, they could only receive them.

how about that? >> interesting, 25 years old. no matter how how far cell phones have come, they have issues. cell phones fell victim to software glitch this weekend. that will glitch forced some phones to reboot over and over it affected phones that used apps with notification feature. apple released a update to it afterward hoping to solve that pesky problem. >> plus see how giant panda entertains itself. must admit finds it entertaining, as well. we're coming back on this monday morning. >> all about the panda joe you snow. >> he's having a good time.

>> welcome. winter is coming, game every thrones fans. any weather that may come, there is a possibility we see

some flakes flying. so highs only approach or ever so slightly exceed 40's through the upcoming weekends. we do again have the chance of snow showers. guys? >> all right katie thank you now for a look at newspaper headlines across the region. >> reports three homes damaged by fire late last night in allentown, believed the flames broke out in vacant home along the 300 block of north ninth street. neighbors were evacuated and at this time, there are no reports of injuries. >> and the press of atlantic city on line game something a jackpot for revenue in ac. internet gambling has raised $204.2 million through october of this year. that's up nearly 27% over last year. but, expert say that boom is actually doing very little to actually bring jobs, or tourists to the seaside resort >> bucks county courier times reports on local christmas tree farms seeing shortage of trees. farmers blame the 2008 recession, saying fewer trees were planted then because fewer people bought trees. so less trees means prices

for customers pennsylvania we should at is the nation's third highest tree producing states. >> that's the headlines around the delaware val. >> i so you bored? >> not particularly. >> you may want to take some notes from a panda in northeast china. >> yes his zoo keepers say the fun loving animals always finding new ways don't tape himself. let's take a look. this is happy little guy his name is bapa only male panda in the zoo. don't mind being by himself. he may look innocent, but he can actually be pretty miss too far us, they've found him creating own fun by playing games to a muse himself. >> play happily. >> my blood pressure going down life is good. >> mild all across the tri-state region right now. >> did he fall out that far tire? >> very good. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news," new details about what is in the senate tax bill. how it could affect your family. >> and pat gallen breaks it

down eagles late night lost. >> waging up little groggy and little frustrated after the eagles lost, what led to the setback in seattle watch is ahead in the crowded nfc playoff picture next in sport. hi meisha. >> hi, pat. looking outside right now, it will be a busy monday morning and the fog isn't going to help us out either. so we have three accidents out there. plus some construction to go over. all of the updates coming up. first a quick break right where you are, "eyewitness news" will be right back. (electronic music) - hi, i'm joan lunden. diabetes is a chronic disease associated with serious complications. vision loss, limb amputations, kidney failure. joining me is dr. ann albright director of the cdc's division of diabetes translation. nice to have you here. - hi joan. - what i just listed, those aren't the only things that are associated

with someone dealing with diabetes. - there are some things that people often may not hear about that are associated with diabetes and we're trying to learn more about those. things like hearing loss alzheimer's and dementia and certain forms of cancer. we're learning more, and we need to learn much more about why and how those are associated, and what to do. - another thing i don't know if everybody thinks about, is that there is a connection between the opiod problem, that we hear about all the time in the news and dealing with diabetes. what's the connection? - well, with diabetes there can certainly be a damage to the nerves and that causes pain. so people need pain management. in the case of diabetes, opioids are not the first or second line recommendations due to their addictive quality and the fact that there are other side effects of them. but, there are some options for pain management in those with diabetes and the bottom line is people need to work with their physician or health provider to get the right pain management for them,

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good morning, just about 6:30 what you need to start your day in the morning minute today december 4th 2017. >> the birds winning streak comes to an end. >> we're all frustrate bad this one. but, yes we're not too worried. i think we'll be just fine.

>> eagles fall to the seahawks 24 to ten. >> he never bothered anybody. >> a homeless man robbed and beaten to death. now, three teens are accused in the killing. >> people who knew this man who was so savagely killed are finding comfort inn these three arrests. >> shouldn't have happened. >> bicyclists want change. >> the improvement that we want is for everyone's safety, and to prevent tragedies like this. >> want a discussion on bike safety after bike sis sicklies was killed in a crash involving a trash truck at 11 and spruce. >> sus tended relationship with conductor james levin. investigating multiple allegation of sexual misconduct. >> emergency in flight. a strange smell on southwest flight caused a plane to be diverted. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> today's morning minute; sponsored by pen medicine's

abramson can't err center number one cancer center in the region. >> singer gloria estefan recognized at this year kennedy center honors. >> but first let's get out to katie. we will need the coat on the way out the door this morning but things are warming up a little later? >> they realism specially tomorrow rahel really warm up in advance of another transition some very cold air does wait in the wings for us, so my advice to you is to enjoy this while do you have it but also keep in mind that this morning is issues when it comes to your fog. take a look at the current visibility. they're not great. i just looked at philadelphia, right before i came out here to the skydeck and it changed again, it was at two and a half miles now at the bottom of the hour, you're at less than mile. so we were all the way up to four 5-mile advice at any time at the airport even just hour ago. that is clearly changing. so it is getting worse. and it is only going to, i think, get little worse before it can get better.

but i would say it starts to about 8:00 9:00. keep in mind the visibility quite poor. incredibly poor at the city core. at the moment on storm scan3 though very quiet. there is no rain in our forecast yet anyway. so if you end counter what looks like damp road it could be froese end over. watch for potential of black ice, freezing on contact. temperatures flirting with or just above of froose egg mark. and at least the winds is calm but, it is chilly out here with time we do eventually rebound however. mid 50's from the shore up to the city. and with time, also, this fog will in fact lift and break for some sunshine. meisha? >> yes, it will be nice to get relief from the fog katie. it is posing a problem for us, getting very busy out here, pull your attention first to the boulevard push in the southbound direction still looking at this about a half hour ago bumm for bumper conditions there trying to get out to the schuylkill.

same story. just more and more vehicles are headed out there. traveling less than posted speeds and then once you jump on to the schuylkill westbound at city avenue, take a look at this, gorgeous skies there. down the roadways, where we will have some problems because like i said it is bumper to bumper, no longer traveling at posted speeds, you will have to give yourselves extra time, especially particularly, the schuylkill westbound at city avenue. when you look past, see the lights from the vehicles going by by, eastbound not quite as busy as the westbound side. but obviously eastbound site give yourselves extra time, there as well. 422 past oaks, same story give yourselves extra time there, accident, 422 eastbound near limerick linnfield, so route 663 at jerry ville pike another one watch this one as well, north 11 street at 66 avenue. if you are just headed out the door. just a heads up. give yourselves extra time this morning rahel joe back to you. >> no perfect ten for the eagles. >> the seattle seahawks handed

the winning strike at nine, in a prime time battle. pat gallen. >> very dramatic very very dramatic. taking notes. >> i hate to be the guy you can't win them all. >> you are that guy. >> you can't win them all. i am that guy. yes, the battle between the eagles and seahawks centered on two quarterbacks we had carson wentz had phenominal season but seattle had russell wilson had had better night and was so good on his home turf. down 14 in the second half the birds fight back. carson wentz to nelson agholor, he scores on the 27- yard touchdown. one possession game, agholor had quite the night 141 yards defense just could not stop russ. here is the dagger. 15-yard touchdown throw to jdm kkissocl last of three touchdowns eagles fall 24 to ten in seattle nine game winning streak ends, as they drop ten and two thanks, to russell wilson. >> he's a ball player. i mean, he is scrambling buying time, making guys miss,

he's spinning, i mean, he is a heck of a player. guys had him at some situations things like that is correct just found ways to make place, he made more plays than we did. >> one thing we got to do is execute. and i think once we clean up our stuff work and figure out what we need to do i think everything will be just fine. we get this thing back on track. >> frustrate to go lose a game , there is a lot of things to learn from, i think that the way it felt out there things that went wrong were sever-inflicted and whenever you have that many penalties things you're doing wrong against yourselves, you can get those corrected. >> it is only the eagles second lost this season, but still ruffled some feathers including those of 94wip host angelo cataldi who says there is plenty of blame to go around. >> carson wentz just made a mistake you can't make. you can't fumble the ball at the 1 foot line and expect to win a football game.

that will was huge mistake. doug pederson the coach a lot of weird play calls poor job management, the clock at the ends of the first half: not a good job by the coachment and the rev tony, which i had warned people on friday, has always been really hard on the eagles and really great with the seahawks he called two different games. >> eagles next test is a big one, with the la rams, they're nine and three our don bell will be live from los angeles starting wednesday as the birds get ready for next sunday afternoon match up for the birds they dropped to the second seed in the nfc playoffs behind the vikings the ram are next opponent are the three seed. so this is very difficult road here to the playoffs. because the nfc is so good, eagles really need to keep pace though, a win next week, i think would be huge, but it won't be east. >> i yes well said, pat. >> thank you pat. >> you got it. >> the senate approved the tax cut bill over the week edge but job not over.

now, senators have to negotiate the finer details of the bill, with numbers of the house. john loyer ends reports. >> mike pens made it official. >> jobs act as amended is passed. >> the bill passed the senate largely on party lines and opinions are split evenly. >> my single worse day as a u s senator. >> we'll skee how unpopular it is when people start noticing paying less in taxes tax cuts and jobs act now must be reconciled with the tax bill, the house pass in the november >> this has been a done-deal since health fared. no way this congress will leave town by the end of this year without having -- >> there are some glaring differences between the respective bills passed by the house and senate. for example most individual provisions expire in 2025 in the senate bill, most are permanent in the house bill. the senate version eliminates the mandates to purchase health insurance, the house preserves it. and the senate bill maintains

seven tax brackets, but changes the race. the house has four brackets. talks about merging the bills comes as congress faces a deadline. if lawmakers can't pass spending legislation, it is not related to the tax bills by friday, there may be a government shutdown. and there is a chance republicans will need some democratic votes to prevent that. >> if going into next year the economy hasn't gotten better for the vast majority of americans, that's where the price will be paid. >> john loyer ends cbs-3, " eyewitness news." and this morning, three teen will be charged as adults after police say they beat a homeless man to death in mayfair last week. fifty-seven year old kevin cullen was murdered, along the 4200 block of logger street last sunday night. cullen was well known in the community. neighbors say he was a quiet man, who didn't bother anybody a woman was parking her car a block away from where cullen was killed, when she found one of the suspect's phones, a crucial piece of evidence.

>> so maybe this is one of their phones. next thing we know, the thing starts ringing we see instagram live. that will was one of the guy's phones. he ran down the block and dropped it. >> yesterday police arrested the owner that far phone and the other teens who beat cullen to death allegedly. investigators believe the motive for the brutal attack was robbery. authorities tell us, the teens will likely face those murder charges. >> calling on the city to expand its efforts in keeping them safe. following a crash last week that killed one of their own several dozen bicyclists took off in the art museum yesterday for the emily frederick memorial ride. frederick died last tuesday at a crash involving a trash truck, at 11th and spruce in center city. riders hope the public demonstration or crews will speed up discussion on bike safety across philadelphia. >> with harrassment, with unsafe drivers and that's part of our cup your, 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 the proposed changes include requiring truck to be outfitted with side guards, repainting bike lanes in the city. frederick will be laid to rest later today. >> well, still ahead on " eyewitness news" this morning an implosion fail. a famous football stadium supposed to be reduced to a pile of rubble, but it is still standing. find out what went wrong and what crews will do now. plus this. >> new york's world trade center is a far different place than it was before 9/11. i'm kenneth craig, with a look at how artists are paving the way for a high-tech hub. coming up. >> and salvation army calls in some cute new bell ringers to help drum up donations next. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪

>> and now that we're back to december guess what that means? the temperature is starting to drop. actually, a mixed bag in the forecast. katie even tracking some snow. we will have the full details when we come back in about three minutes. stay with us. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪

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>> 6:44 this monday, shot of ocean city there. >> beautiful. >> we've all seen the big red kettles, turn of this town's bells. >> now, salvation army getting some help from four legged friends. >> a couple every clydesdales made special appearance, over the weekends, to help raise money for salvation army. donations poured in as the animals grew admirers eager to snap a photo or sneak them a treat. >> we try to come out every year to raise money for the

salvation army. kind of nice draw, gives them an opportunity to see something they don't see often at all. >> owners say they usually take the horses out few times a year to help raise money at clarity events. >> rahel they weren't the only horses getting in on the fundraising fun. how about tinker the mini horse ringing his bell helping out the salvation army. all with a little sign with in his mouth. he was happy to help especially during this season, and his k9 sister, lalula relaxed along on his back while he encouraged shoppers to drop donations into the red kettle. >> adorable. >> what a pair. >> little pony there. >> this is a winter ritual only russians can smile. >> watching small russian village, celebrating arriving

of winter has temperatures have reached 69 degrees, below zero yes the winter bull siberia's answer to santa claus. now the tail is that every autumn he emerge, you okay, joe? you all right here? he emerge merges from the arctic ocean bringing cold to the earth with his breath. what's happening here? >> joe? >> i'm tearing up. cracking up so hard. >> the winter cold. >> i thought it was the mini horse. >> oh, he was cute, wasn't he? >> my goodness. ridiculous outfit they made that poor thing wear. >> and santa hat's wasn't even up lying flat. oh boy. >> katie what do you have for us? >> we have to get through this all right eyewitness weather watchers are reporting fog an issue widespread across the region as a whole still patchy. want to folk just on couple

every folks down here in delaware andy reporting 30 degrees, yes cold enough to begin. >>7ó fog incredibly thick at his place, be sure to keep it in minds if you don't walk out the door to fog that this will be an issue throughout the course of the morning further off to the north we go where jays son also reporting some fog and he mentioned, too that he found couple every icy spots. i highly advise that if it looks like it could be damp you got to slow down. no rain in this forecast today guys. if it looks damp it is icy. please be careful out there. >> go into pennsylvania, 32 degrees, there you go, 32 coming up from dawn, couple of clouds in downingtown but she needed the ice scraper if you don't have the benefit after garage and it is cold enough in your neighborhood as it is most everywhere, you may finds yourselves having windshield before you hit the road here today. storm scan shows the next storm system working its way east than is going to drag pretty potent cold front

through the area tomorrow. so at least for now we've got some sunshine once this fog lift out. but later into tomorrow this is tomorrow, 5:00 a.m. some rain speckles start to show up on the radar. heaviest of it rain likely to hole off until tomorrow evening, at the earliest, but there may even be some showers that pop up during the day. and then this line comes through, trucking through relatively slowly, too. >> we ends up with solid rain, drenching rain coming through and now the good news here we do break out for sunshine wednesday and thursday, also looks good, chilly but friday another storm track dependent nearby that could bring us some snow showers. so just chance, meisha. >> yes and i think a lot of people are maybe hoping for white christmas let me know. i don't want the snow but white christmas all for it. ninety-five south near betsy ross bumper to bumper conditions. very, very slow on 95, push in

the southbound direction. all the way into center city so you definitely need to give yourselves some extra time here headed out the door and headed anywhere near 95 pushing in the southbound direction toward center city . >> looking very, very show, into center city. do have accident here, but heads up, route 663 at jerry ville pike, another one, still out there north philly, north 11 street at 66 avenue. joe rahel over to you . >> super dome still standing, didn't exactly go according to plan. says the blast weakens the former home of the nfl detroit lions, officials say gravity should eventually bring down the steel beams, also plans for a second implosion, which is probably a good idea.

>> yes let's just get rid of t now millions of people visit the worlds trade center in new york to see how it last been transform since the nine/one is attacks. >> new exterior just the beginning, as kenneth craig shows us inside of the building new culture is taking over. high love lower manhattan reviews for bankers and lawyers, mike ill grim it lets loose cacoon of spray paint. >> a lot of unique places in new york and around the world. this has got to be literally at the top of unique. >> four world trade center one of the newly finished buildings that rose from the ashes of 9/11, today the 69 floor is colorful collaboration of street artists, now working here for free. >> one of the biggest fans. >> here we are putting graffiti back. all coming back. >> billionaire developer larry silver steen took the lease here two months before the 9/11 attacks and has overseen

the rebuilding of lower manhattan. newest residents are the modern type. high tech giants like spotify which leased 14 floors here. >> seem you have a lot of young people here. >> all but me. >> research company recently moved in. >> when you get a company like spotify, you get young people, i think it makes it easier for us to recruit young intelligent people at the start of their career. >> not only accepts this new vibe -- >> he's going don't stop. >> embrace it is. >> so are the days of the world trade center being a button up financial hub totally changed? >> totally changed. >> now watched the original twin towers go up, and then come down. sixteen years later he sees transformation from darkness to light and color. >> kenneth craig cbs news, new york. >> and it is now nine minutes before 7:00. there is a lot coming up on cb s this morning.

>> gale king and nora o'donnell join us live from new york with a preview. good morning to you both. >> good morning to you joe rahel. learning new details about what's in the senate tax bill, how it could affect your family. white house budget director joins with us what the president wants and the final bill being negotiated with the house. plus only on cbs this morning the paren of florida teenage girl who disappeared with a high school soccer coach. describe their reunion with their daughter after she was found safer. and ben tracey fries with a fighter pilot for war with north korea your world in 90 seconds. see you right at 7:00. >> sounds like a pack show, we will be warning. >> ladies thank you. cbs evening news gets a new anchor tonight. >> our ukee washington got a chance to talk to him about the new gig and his sport team loyalties. >> we have room on on the wentz wagon for you my friends. >> soy the great debate, since my son a supports fan; nicole trying to get him to become an

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oh making snow up there. how about it? last check on weather and traffic. >> certainly cold enough for them to make their own snow. no nature made stuff but fog issues, one example of many cameras fogged out. >> this will be an issue for the next cup many of hours eventually we break for sun mild rain on the way gets a heck after lot colder, meisha. >> thank you so much. we have two accidents southampton township route 213 maple avenue, closed right now between perry wing he will avenue and bridge town pike use an alternate queening pick at this accident we go to twitter with that. >> all right meisha, thank you. this monday, got whole lot better. today is national cookie day. >> according to historians, cookies were originally

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