>> braking news in california, officials going door-to-door to make sure everyone evacuates ahead of the massive wild fire. flames exploded overnight. we know the fire has already claimed at least one death. trang do with the very latest. and billy bush breaks his silence about that infamous access hollywood tape after president trump reportedly questioned its authenticity. hear what he told late show host steven coluber. >> get ready for big changes it, will still be warm today. then the temperature takes a nosedive. >> today is tuesday november 5th. i'm joe holden in for jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things this morning, taking us out the door. >> happy tuesday, so looking outside, no accident to report just construction crews out there. maybe some rain that could come down. >> yes, i wouldn't be shock if you saw couple of damp roads.

meisha, with time, you know, we start to see that radar fill in little bit this morning. but, it is definitely at it worse later on today. and it is pretty evident why. right? here comes the frontal boundary marching east. moisture building up in advance of t so actually warm, even across the canadian border, with this surge of warmth, will lead to anything but plane old rain. but look at the local zoom. you can see, even if that's not even verifying at the ground, moisture starting to creep in here across kent, sussex counties in delaware. so, you know, over the next couple every hours don't be shocked if you run into. >> this i don't think it is anywhere near as big of an issue what it will be for the pm drive. current temperatures readings, really mild. fifty currently at the airport , and we call our normal high today, only 48 degrees. so, you're already exceeding that. and we are expecting to only warm up from here. so, where do we peak? sixty-two, not shabby, might as well be early april with the values. but quite the trade off that comes with this, of course, with rain moving in. >> the pm hours specially, little more detail on when

this all takes place, for each of these areas later in the show. not only will temperatures nosedive behind the front it, will set the stage, meisha, for maybe some of us to see some snow later in the week. >> yes. >> we are going to think about it but i guess december, all right. katie, thank you so much. so looking outside right now, and, bamm, accident popped up. ninety-five northbound, ramp from street road just be careful as this skoots by here doesn't look like whole lot of room to maneuver about. volume levels around the area certainly starting to pick up know, that we've just pushed into the 6:00 hour. so just a heads up. delaware county, 59 north at 452, you take this all the way up to the airport, this is what you are working w on both sides, volume levels starting to go heat up. but still traveling at posted speeds, before now. for now that's going to change vine same story here. looking good westbound. kind of putting on the brakes before we jump on the schuylkillment volume isn't an issue. eastbound side certainly starting to heat up little bit by the way, pa turnpike crews

westbound between virginia driver and norristown, two right lanes, still block there and then we also have on the northeast extension northbound a couch in the road. this is past pa turnpike like i said, blogging the left lane so just be very careful as you try to get around that. joe, rahel, back over to you. >> right now, more on our breaking news, powerful winds are fueling a fast moving wild fire, in southern california. >> that fire is being blamed for at least one death, and has forced evacuation of nearly 8,000 homes, " eyewitness news" reporter trang do joins us live from the cbs-3 sat center with the latest, good morning, trang. >> good morning there is video coming out out of southern california incredible as is this fire continues to rage out of control. more than 500 firefighters are attacking these flames. a fast moving wild fire in southern california has forced thousands out of their roman left even more without power. fire officials say the thomas fire started just east of

santa paula at about 50 acres, but in the span after few hours now at more than 25,000. >> the prospect for containment not good. really mother nature will decide whether we have the ability to put it out. because it is pushing hard with the wind. >> the rapid spread is being blamed on high winds, with gusts of up to 70 miles per hour. the fire also struck some key transmission lines, knocking out power to a quarter after million customers, in santa barbara and ventura counties. people who live in santa paula , about 70 miles northwest of los angeles, say they got reverse 911 calls, orders egg them to leave their homes. >> i'm not going to wait around for somebody to have to come rescue me. so i'm out of here. >> the ventura county fire department says one person died in a car accident related to the fire. due to the intensity of the fire, crews are having trouble getting to several buildings that are burning. at least two have already burned to the ground. >> we've been here almost 30 years. and we've gone through fires, you know, but it is just the

wind. you just don't know where it will go. >> and adding to the difficulty of fighting this fire, the national weather service is predicting high winds and low humidity throughout the rest of the week. in the meantime, the county has set up emergency shelters, at a local high school in the county fairgrounds for evacuees. for now live in the sat center , trang do, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." joe and rahel, back to you. >> thank you. >> medical examiner will term the cause of death for hundred men found in a motel room. now, detectives rushed to the day one motel in wilmington yesterday afternoon. a hotel employee said a man in a wheelchair was staying in the room. delaware state police are calling this death suspicious. >> we want to snake sure that we do proper, thorough investigation. >> right now investigators are not calling it a murder suicide. they add, however, there is no suspect on the run. and the public is not in danger. >> three teens accused of beating man to death in mayfair are facing charges this morning, and police say

they may be connected to other assaults. seventeen year oley manual harris, 16 year old malik page , and 14 year old brandon conrad being charged as adult. police say the teens attacked and robbed 57 year old kevin cullen on the 4200 block every logger street last sunday. again, investigators believe the teens may have been involved in other crimes. they they don't have prior contact but certainly looking at them in conjunction with other assaults that have been reported. one other assault, where a teen is under arrest and they're all part of the same group. >> people in the fay fair community set up memorial for the victim last week. neighbors we talked to say cullen was a nice man who was well known throughout the neighborhood. lawyers for philadelphia rap artist, meek mill, are calling for the judge to sentence him to prison to step aside. they say the judge is under fb i investigation for her conduct in the case. meek mill is serving two-four year sentence she handed down last month for probation violation. >> yesterday judge brinkly

denied night bail request calling meek mill danger to himself and the community. what she says is a history of continued drug use. also claims he is an increased flight risk. mill remains behind bars, at a state prison in chester. former philadelphia district attorney, seth williams, has been transferred to a new prison. he's now an inmate in a federal lock up in oklahoma city. williams enters guilty plea to one count of excepting a bribe in june and was sentenced to five years in prison. williams us a lawyers think he will eventually be moved to minimum security prison in morgantown, west virginia, his sentence runs until 2021. well, one week ago before alabama special election for the u.s. senate roy moore is picking up key endorsement, republican national committee is resuming financial support following president trump's endorsement, and in mid november you may recall the rn c severed ties with the moore campaign after accusations every sexual misconduct. moore continues to deny the allegations.

latest cbs pole shows moore ahead of doug jones among likely voters. >> former billy bush broken his silence about the infamous 2,000 recording, 2005 recording of president bush. >> has cast doubt on when the tape which included leud comments about women is real ment brooks silva back a more on bush's response. >> enough is enough. stop playing around. (cheers). >> billy bush went on stiviano end colbert's show to state what seems obvious. it was donald trump on that access hollywood tape, making leud comments about women in 2005. >> and when you're star they let you do it. >> grab them by the (beep). >> do anything. >> when the tape surfaced before the election, candidate trump fessed up. >> i said t i was wrong. and i apologize. >> but the new york times reported last week, president trump has privately cast doubt on the authenticity of the recording. we don't think that was my

voice, he reportedly told the senator. >> i would also like to say that is not me. on the bus. you don't get to say that because i was there. >> bush, who was fired by nbc "today show" after the tape surfaced, told colbert he originally took trump's comments as a joke. >> if i had thought as a man detailing a sexual assault strategy to me i would have called the fbi. >> bush said his impression changed during the campaign, as a litany of women came forward with charges of sexual misconduct against women. >> women who used their names, we've got powerful people being held accountable now, and sometimes there is anonymous sources. all of these women came out with their names and told their detailed accounts. >> mr. trump has repeatedly denied those allegations. brook silva bragga, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news." and still ahead on " eyewitness news" this morning , doctors warn after flu apocalypse this season, why you may not be protected even if you got a flu shot.

plus. >> this. >> the open enrollment window for obamacare is closing soon. i'm weijia jiang in austin, texas, with why public health officials say this year has brought many new challenges. >> we have some chances for snow in our forecast, but nothing like this. find out where people are dealing with the first blizzard of the season. next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> yes, the angelic voice of the great justin bieber. mistletoe this morning. i actually do really like justin bieber. don't judge me. >> very nice song. >> you really think so, joe? >> very nice. very catchy. great job behind the camera there over at the christmas tree.

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are sometimes the biggest. >> talk about close call, woman nearly crush by falling canopy in chicago. >> esther welsh was inside the car when the station's awning collapsed last night, incredibly came to rest just before crushing her car you can see it there. welsh made it out unscathed. heavy winds believe to have played a role in the clams.

>> records warms to start the week. >> win gust cost top 40 miles per hour, windchills there are expected to plunge into the single digits. >> oh,. >> don't complain about what we are bea to get here. >> nothing, nothing like that. >> it is minnesota near the canadian border, not that atypical for those folks, especially with the open flame to work, with real can i get some very cold air plunging from canada. right now, though, actually just waiting for the cold air from canada to reach us.

>> see the speckles of green, wouldn't be shocked if you run into quick shower here and doctor before morning is said and done. even early afternoon. and that's what future weather is predicting even by 7:00 a.m. little smattering of very light showers later to escape this, east every philadelphia, it will hole off until six p.m. those every you lehigh valley headed west on the turnpike to get home, may end end count they are, but the heaviest rain won't come through the philly area about 9:00, anywhere, in case this decides to speed up, between seven, nine, 10:00 p.m., the general window for the heavy stuff to cross our area. then clears out. very early tomorrow morning, so our seven day forecast, about to get heck of a lot colder in the wake of this front, but today is the warm day. sunday, we don't even break out of the 30's maybe few snow

showers south and east, and wouldn't be surprise today see flakes flying sunday. >> oh, already the tweets back in minnisota yet, getting this snow, so enjoy the nice roadways if you consideration because this is actually pretty nice. probably asking why this this is this so back up? compromised because of accident, causing bumper to bumper conditions there. so good news, it is clear, the bad news because of the shear volume because of how much of a back up because of the accident, still going to be sitting in that, just heads up , again, this is 95 north, off ramp to street road. and looking pretty busy. nice dry roadways, for now. hopefully kiwi can squeeze by without the rain coming down and causing any problems for the morning commute. already clearly as you can see already getting very busy. so the boulevard push in the southbound direction, toward the schuylkill, bumper to bumper conditions here, no longer traveling at posted speeds. and then once you jump on to the schuylkill pushing in the westbound direction, at city avenue, this is what you will

be dealing with, so overall, it is looking like a very slow commute already. rahel, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you. >> on the hell watch, health officials say they're bracing for devastating flu season this year. they're calling it flu flu apocalypse, nubble number record of patient, health of experts blame the outbreak on ineffective flu vaccine which was developed before the season began. doctors say vaccine that's lessee negative can still reduce the severity of the flu , estimates that the flu vaccine helps save 40,000 lives in 2005 and 2014. >> in most states, open enrollment for the affordable care act closes in less than two weeks, this year, it is only half as long as it was under the obama administration health experts say the shorter time frame creates new challenges. here's correspondent weijia jiang. >> lots of folks do not have health insurance. >> healthcare volunteers have had a heavy workload. >> we're using every vehicle possible to get the word out, that people know this is their

chance to enroll. >> now, volunteers are working over time, in person, over the phone. >> open enrollment for health insurance has gun. >> and on line. >> enrolls people in the affordable care act, state does not provide funding, in the past federal dollars have helped but this year the trump administration slashed the advertising budget for obamacare by 90%. and, funding for counselors who sign up consumers by nearly 50% also shortened the enrollment period from 9045 days. social media campaigns, and grass roots efforts have pick up the slack. 2.8 million americans have enrolled so far this year, compared to .1 this time last year. >> 33% increase. believes the number would be even higher, if not for widespread confusion. >> they don't realize that the

affordable care act is still the law. they don't realize that financial help is still available. she blames the political battle to repeal and replace obamacare. >> without the medical support , i definitely would be dead. >> karen haas stage four breast cancer. she said she relies on aca insurance to survive. but, others don't know it is an option. >> it seems like weekly there is somebody trying to get rid of it, change it. >> final push to get people covered. weijia jiang, cbs-3 " eyewitness news." >> coming up, keeping k9 officers safe. the new equipment they're wearing on one local police force. >> plus, remember, when sixers stars ben simmons struggled on the free throw line last week? pat gallen talking to legendary curve herb magee about whether his problem can be can fixed

>> there are question marks that remain as to whether we end one any precipitation, but the cold will be there should any precipitation decide to roll through, and if it does, it is liely likely seoul ' see couple of flakes fly, especially friday night, early saturday, again sunday, guys. >> now for a look at newspaper headlines. >> burlington county times, florence police investigating strong arm robberies in recent weeks that occurred within few blocks of each other. now, in some cases the victims were assaulted before money was stolen. police warn resident to be on alert while they search for three, four suspects. >> the reds g eagle new report shows the buttonwood bridge underwent repairs and it still has cracks, crumbling pieces every concrete. the bridge is 58 years old, and carries more than 16,000

vehicles a day, making it the most heavily used county bridge. also, there are cracks, the bridge is structurally sounds. >> and in the intelligencers area hospitals are managing supplies despite worse shortage every iv fluids it, includes all types every fluids including saline solution, hospitals say patients should not be worried >> that's a look at newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> k9 on the evesham police department is now protected all thanks to innocent-profit, committed to keeping working dogs safe. say hello to moose. he received his own balistic body armor in a special pre pre ten takes yesterday. designed to protect him from gunshots, even possible knife attacks. the vest was donated by capitol k9 association. moose's handlers say it could mean the difference between live and death for his four legged partner. >> it makes me feel good knowing that he's protected, because god forbid if something does happen to him, little protection there, hopefully that would save his life if that time comes raises

money for the vets using social media, go fund me site. it has given 60k9's, in ten states. >> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news," we will compare the senate and house tax plans. >> plus more on the breaking news we've been following all morning from california, the wild fire that just exploded overnight, where things stands as firefighters battle flames and intense winds. >> facebook launching a messaging app for kids, we will tell you why parent might approve of this one. meisha, good morning. >> good morning, joe. and we are looking outside. we are busy already on this tuesday morning. pack your patience, we've got two accidents, debris in the roadway, plus a lot of construction, all of the updates coming up. first we'll take a quick break , stay right where you are, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" are, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" wi (lighthearted music) - hi, i'm joan lunden. diabetes is a chronic disease which can be managed

by keeping close tabs on glucose levels. what many people don't know is that two of the most harmful complications of diabetes are heart disease and stroke, both deadly conditions. joining me now is dr. ann albright, director of the cdc's division of diabetes translation and dr. valentin fuster, the director of mount sinai heart and physician in chief of the mount sinai hospital in new york city. it's good to have both of you here. i want to know about this connection. how does diabetes lead to heart disease. - well the heart has three functions. the one is to pump blood. the second is to have a rhythm, so it's an electrical system, and the third, it needs oxygen to have these two properties. the products of a high blood sugar affect the three properties. - wow, so everything that keeps that heart going is all affected by diabetes. certain people are at higher risk of this, right? - people with diabetes and pre-diabetes are at higher risk for heart attack and stroke.

it turns out, women are 40% more likely than men to have heart disease and people 65 and older, 70% are likely to die from some form of heart disease. - for all the people out there who are living with diabetes but not really thinking about their heart, what do you say? - bad news, they should think about their heart since the number one killer in diabetes is the heart, is heart disease. the question is what to do? you have to look at all the risk factors that lead to heart disease. two mechanical, obesity and high blood pressure. two chemical, the diabetes and high cholesterol. two behavioral, or four or three behavioral rather: smoking, lack of exercise, and poor nutrition. ann, so what's your advice to help people kind of manage these things? - to eat healthy, to get more activity. take your medications as prescribed and see your healthcare professionals for those important tests and exams. really stick with it. - all right, thank you both. such important information, and to learn more

about diabetes, visit cdc.gov/diabetestv. we'll see you next time. i'm joan lunden. - [narrator] sponsored by nacdd with support from the centers for disease control and prevention. visit cdc.gov/diabetestv. >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness

news." >> good tuesday morning, i'm joe holden in for jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. just about 6:30, what you need to do to start your day in the morning minute, today, december 5th, 2017. >> two men, dead in a delaware motel room. >> we want to make sure that we do a proper, thorough investigation. >> officers say, their deaths are suspicious. >> more than 500 firefighters are attacking the flames. >> we don't need to be in your way. >> can't panic. just kind of go with the flow. >> fast moving brush fire forcing people from their homes in southern california. >> get your animals, get your things, and leave. >> dramatic video shows slamming stolen suv into a family car, right in front after police cruiser. the teens then ran off. >> republican national committee is backing senate candidate, roy moore, again.

accusations of sexual misconduct. >> the flyers, snap their losing streak. >> and they score! >> voracek, he scores. >> the shot in front, they score! >> today's morning minute is sponsored by penn medicine abramson cancer center, number one cancer center in the region. >> and the flyers snuffing out the calgary flames, five to two, ending a ten-game losing streak. >> good to hear that. they play in edmonton tomorrow night. speaking of canada, katie, cold air making its way down here this week. >> yes, it is. nice enough to pay us a nice long visit to that cold air from canada in the next couple of weeks, in fact, i don't anticipate too much after rebound after we see the initial blast of cold that comes in from a front that's crossing through today. so, it is pretty balmy out here at the moment. we've got mild air in place. moisture really starting to funnel in, all in advance of this frontal boundary, which at the moment even strictly rain produce nerve western p a and higher terrain out near

the great lake, up-state new york and even further north off the map here. very warm air mass for the standards, and when you look at the temperature change, frost hat 24 hours, yes, in a surplus, in a huge way, most of these observations, are at least 20 degrees. warmer than they were at this same time yesterday. what's that translate to on the thermometer? 54 degrees in atlantic city, a one in philly, sun isn't even up and the temperature climbed through the morning, 429 current temperature in mount pocono. you get the idea. off to mild start. so with time, that rain is going to move in. i do think you could see couple of showers this morning , but the steadiest rain, will fall with, unfortunate timing, with the evening drive. so, poor visibility, roadway ponding, spray from vehicles, all a concern. and i will have much more detail on the nitty-gritty of that timing. what hours are we talking about? i'll have that detail just a little later on, meisha. >> definately something we want to know, thank you so much, katie, very good morning

to all of you, happy tuesday. so, looking outside right now, 59 south at betsy ross, slow, bumper to bumper no longer traveling at posted speeds here. so you will have to pack your patience, lever your homes little earlier. i would say an extra 20 minute or so. starting at this point, boulevard, moving in the southbound direction, toward the schuylkill, casino of the same story here. bumper to bumper conditions. not traveling at posted speeds and then, once you jump on to the schuylkill westbound, at city avenue, very slow moving here. so, traveling in the eastbound side into center city, not so much. not quite as congested as the westbound side. so it is really the westbound side we're keeping our eye on on the schuylkill right now ment accident here, 422 eastbound, the on ramp from limerick linnfield, partially blocked right now, plus debris in the roadway here. some wood, and carpet, and all of that kind of crazy stuff. route 30 bypass eastbound past route 100. good news that's now just been cleared. joe, rahel, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you so many. continuing with our breaking

news, at least one death is being blamed on the fears moving wild fires burning in southern california. >> the thomas fire broke out yesterday near santa paula, outside of los angeles, and in a matter every hours it exploded to more than 25,000 acres. at last check nearly 8,000 homes were under mandatory evacuation orders, thousands were without power. officials say powerful winds are fueling this fire. >> the prospects for containment are not good. really mother nature decide whether we have the ability to put it out. because it is pushing hard with the winds. >> now, adding to the difficulty of fighting this fire, the national weather service predicting continued high winds, and low humidity throughout the week. >> the organizers of the fund for the victims of the las vegas mass shooting say they'll stop taking donations at the end of next month. it was october 1st, when steven paddock opened fire from 32nd floor hotel room window. killing 58 people and injuring hundreds more. the victims fund has received about $16 million in donations

so far. the money will be distributed to survivors, family victims, and first responders. >> members of south jersey church gathered to learn how to deal with one of modern day's grim realities, an active shooter situation. "eyewitness news" was at bethel church in blackwood last night, hundreds of residents, clergy, took part in active shooter training seminar with a focus on churches. just last month, 26 people were killed when a gunman opened fire at church in southerly lands springs, texas >> basically what happened in the beginning, it was really just hi, you know, now we're teaching people how to defends themselves, and, you know, at the end of the day get out of the building, get away from the shooter. >> gloucester township police hosed this program last night. >> we are learning south jersey elementary school that was shut down back in october, due to mold, will reopen after winter break. classes will resume at whitehall elementary school on january 2nd. school district officials say the clean up at the school will be complete by then.

for now whitehall student lent continue to attend class in section every williamstown middle school. holly glenn elementary, also in the monroe township district remains closed due to mole. it is unclear when holly glenn will reopen. >> as the two chambers of congress begin to recognize sallyann each of the tax plans , we know that the clock is particularring. >> yes, it is, senate has nine sessions left before it adjourns for the year, cbs news business analyst jill schlessinger says big difference that is need to be resolved, and joins us live from new york, good morning, jill. >> good morning. >> jill, what are some of the hurdles to harmonize these two plans? >> well, you know, the senate plan would eliminate the affordable care act individual mandate, while the house maintains that penalty for not caring insurance. now, here is the thing. taxing it would save over $330 billion, but it would leave 13 million people uninsured. another disagreement is he, is the number of tax brackets. the house would consolidate

the current seven bracket structure into four, and would also maintain that top rate of 39.6%. senate plan would keep seven brackets, but the top would drop to 38 and a half percent, helping those high wage earners. >> what about breaks for families and homeowners? >> this is going to get interesting. the senate would increase the child tax credit to $2,000. that's twice the current level of a thousand. and the senate plan would phase out that credit if you earned more than $500,000 of income. now, the house plan is a little less generous. 1600 per child, but they start phasing out the credit for couples who earned 230,000. huge difference there. now, remember, for mortgage, the house plan said borough kearse deduct interest up to $500,000 in home loans. the senate plan maintains the current 1 million-dollar limit a lot of work to do in the next eight or nine days.

i think most people believe they'll come to some agreement but these are big issues that affect a lot of us taxpayers. >> indeed, indeed, jim, and lots of giving and taking that happened on capitol hill. jill schlessinger, our business analyst this morning, thank you so much. >> and the u.s. supreme court has ruled to allow the latest version every president trump 's travel ban to go into effect. seven of the nine justices ruled the ban can take effect despite continued legal challenges that lower court, justices ginsberg and society so mayor were the deciding votes. latest version affected people from chad, lynn ya, syria, iran, somalia. up next, more on facebook new messaging app for kids. and why parent might approve of this one. >> plus this is not your typical starbucks. we're taking you inside the worlds' largest one, and we'll tell you where it is, pat? >> ben simmons has been fantastic this year, but his form is a little off. simmons struggles from the free throw line have been well

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>> on the list now. >> speaking of movies, a rap for the philadelphia pill many of m. night shyamalon movie. >> film crews finished shooting yesterday in old city , the class includes bruce willis, tracking a man with more than 20 personalities. the movie caps offer triligy every thrillers, that includes unbreakable, and split. it is set to be released in early 2019. we check out the pictures from celebrity photographer and cbs-3 contributor huey dillon. he captured this shot of sarah paulson, spotted around town, enjoying window shopping on wall streetment director m. night shyamalon has been working with james motorcycle mcelvoy and samuel l. jackson. yesterday shoot centered on the rest trout at thirds and market street, lot of sun for people see hollywood come to philly. great, huey, nice pictures. shooting for months now. >> yes. >> long time. >> so, all right. we have some rain coming our way. >> yes. >> and then maybe even some snow? >> indeed. definitely possible. you need a key ingredient for snow. of course that's the cold.

so, if any precipitation decides it wants to roll through the area later in the seven day forecast, it should have enough cold in place, that it would support that. and, i do think we've got a couple of opportunities even, to see the snow. but check if first at the here and now, eyewitness weather watcher report that have come in this morning, we take you out to parts of southeastern p a. 47 degrees comes in from danen e this morning, thick overcast. but said it is damp outside, not raining yet, but the moisture evident, certainly warm. when talking 47, you're basically at the peak you what normally even hit for daytime high. we go into delaware, where 46 degrees, out at rick's house, finding just some clouds, but the temps again are still pretty mild because of the blanket of cloud cover. he also can tell that humidity is starting to ramp up very evident, as well, when you look at just the way the winds shift is coming in here, all coming in from the south and east, primarily, so it is helping to bring the moisture on shore. kyle higgins at 46, and the list goes on, where you have

the similar values. we look at the storm in its entirety, pretty well defined storm at this point, even severe weather expected to break out on it leading edge. not here. strictly rain producer. i do think that before the main front gets here, later on today, probably going to see a little bit every wet weather firing up on the radar. few speckles if you look closely most probably not even verifying at the grounds just yet: don't be stocked if you run into few scattered showers before the main thrust of this gets here. so up until 4:00 p.m., it is just scattered showers. from four p.m. to midnight, heaviest rain will fall, little earlier the further inland go, probably seven p.m. to 9:00 p.m. in the city and later as you head out toward new jersey, and then it all clears the coast, no later than 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. we thinkment now, looking ahead, cold air settles in behind this. friday night, into saturday, potential for few snow showers southeast, and sunday, too, meisha, i wouldn't be shock to see few flakes flying. >> yes, i can see that, the 30 's, all right, katie, thank you so much. so looking outside right now for morning commute.

looking okay. just looking very busy. however, we do have this accident here, 309, 309 northbound, at route 73, than is really going to start to slow you down right now. because of the volume, and you're also going to get some gaper delay push in the southbound direction, as well. you can see all of the flashing lights, kind of in the center lane, kind of squeezing by, and gaper delay obviously as you travel on by, there so give yourself extra time, if you're coming anywhere where around this area, 309 northbound at route 73. plus an accident in robinsville, new jersey, 495 east past new jersey turnpike, left lane compromised. seeing the yell old, also seeing the red. letting you know as you travel on past bumper to bumper conditions there. accident on 422 eastbound, the onramp from limerick linnfield still out there, partially blocking and accident route 30 bypass as well eastbound route 282. this one pulled all the way off to the shoulder. rahel, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you. we turn to sport. flyers are looking to stop their losing streak and the sixers played with six star player last night. >> first we look back at

brutal monday night football game between the steelers and bengals, pat is here with those highlights. >> tough game. >> this one got ugly, yes. afc north known for it knock- down drag out games last night no different. the steelers now hold the top spot in the afc playoffs after a violent penalty filled game in cincinnati. bengals quarterback andy dalton hit aj green with two touchdown passes one here, bengals up 17-nothing, but the steelers, back. to antonio brown. that will would tie the game. then final seconds, chris boss well wins it, steelers win if n -- 23-20, but that's the story of this game. it was filled with several illegal hits. but the most frightening this one. steelers linebacker ryan went down following a routine tackle on bengals receiver josh malone. he was carted offer and diagnosed with a spinal contusion. doctors say he does not need surgery at this time and the hope is that he can return to pittsburgh later today.

>> make no mistake, man, this is a tough game, tough business, man. he's an our brother. thoughts and prayers out to him. it is scary, sad, emotions running like crazy. so, you know, as one of our leaders, a guy calls defense, and things like that, it is a scary situation. the flyers are north of the board err on quick western canadian swing, and their ten game losing streak is over. yeah. those goals here that you see are part of flyers five-goal outburst in calgary. scott luaten, wayne simmons, all scored within one minute and 11 seconds in the seconds period. offensive explosion, powered the flyers to a five-two win. now, last night the sixers lost to the suns in south philly 115-101. ben simmons, how much, was outstanding. he had 20-point, eight rebounds, 75 cysts, and six steels all while dealing with the flu. now he also went two of two from the free throw line. that's a place where ben has

not been very comfortable all year. one of the few weaknesses he has shown during historic rookie year. now, i went to the shooting expert, to look for a free throw fix. >> last week, sixers star ben simmons went to the free throw line nba record 24 times in the fourth quarter, against the washington wizards. simmons has struggled from the charity stripes this year. shooting just 56%. >> you want to be in the ballgame at the end of the game. free throws. >> can he be fixed? i sat down with the shooting doctor. legendary jefferson university head coach, herb magee, who knows a thing or two about good form. he's work with several nba players over the years. >> herb showed me exactly where ben is lacking. >> so in ben's instance, little too stiff. need him to loosen up little bit. tuck in the elbow. and you think he can bring that percentage up? >> yes, if he practices. >> yes, it is not something you can go like, all right, just do this today, and

tonight you're going to go. how about the wrist action? >> upper body only. >> a lot of wrist? >> yes, exactly. >> there is a rhythm to shooting. and the rhythm is from here to there. >> the coach says simmons isn't far off. and needs only to tweak a few small parts of his shot and he could bring his numbers up. but when magee likes most is that simmons believes. >> now, the thing that impressed me most about him, being interviewed after the game, he was very matter of fact about it. >> i will step up v no fear of taking free throws. >> very confident? >> he said i'll make them. just like. that will and if you have that confidence, then he will make them. >> so herb and i also talk about ben shooting right-handed. he's actually right hand- dominant. so it is possible he switches to that hand, in the off season. but for now magee says know wants to make a change it will just take a few small tweaks. what's interesting, he has that elbow kind of out in a weird position.

but he doesn't bends his knees herb magee said obviously, yes >> more flow. >> more momentum. >> real interesting interview. >> thank you, joe, i appreciate that. >> well, pat, this took few tries, but the pontiac silver dome is down now. there goes. >> just a few tries. sunday some of the charges failed to detonate apparently because they got disconnected in addition to being the hole field for the detroit lions, the silver dome hosed superbowl 16, russell mania three, and pope john paul ii. >> time is now 6:51. 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, ladies. >> good morning, lady i and man, rahel, joe. we're live on the, forcing thousands to evacuate causing massive power outages. >> plus we'll talk to ricky about the obstruction every justice debate, the president 's lawyer argues mr. trump cannot obstruct justice because he is the nation's top law enforcement

officer. but there is some disagreement with about that. >> i'll say. in the decision today that could rock the winter olympics why russia could be banned from the competition. all of that plus the eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. see you right at 7:00. >> gale, nor, a looking forward to it, see you then. >> thank you, bye. >> construction continues on the boardwalk in ocean city new jersey. workers there are busy replacing the board between tenth and 12th street. you can see them there. this is the final phase of five year plan to rebuild the boardwalk. they instruments the boardwalk should be finish by march, should be. plenty of time before the summer beach season starts in case it goes a little longer. >> incredible images there. the boardwalk not look. really cool. facebook wants to add kids under 13 to it new billion users. >> the social network just launched stands alone app called messenger kids. preteens can use the app to chat with their friends, make calls, and send age appropriate images. don't worry, the company says you're still required to set up a account and you get to

approve your child's contact. >> looks like, yes, a good app , the only way to add a child is that the two parent of the children have to be friends on facebook. and they have to each independently approve their child to talk to the other child. >> very interesting. the traditional facebook services aren't changing, kids still have to be 13 years old to get your own account. >> if you are looking to buy an s.u.v., well you're in luck , lamborgini now makes one >> check out this beauty. auto maker says this is the world's fastest suv. reaching speeds of roughly 190 m zero to 60 in less than four seconds. it also has a four wheel steering, employing both the front and back wheels for faster corn earning and lane changes, prices, rahel, start at $200,000. >> you know my honda can do the same thing, joe. >> there you go.

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gaper delays moving in the southbound direction, as well. >> we will know tomorrow who time magazine choosing for its person of the year. >> short list already out. president trump who won last year, one every his political add vaux carry leaders kim jong un, also on the list rob earl mueller investigating the possible ties to rush a saudi arabia crown prince and china 's president, other nominees mother behind the me too movement. young undocumented immigrants, and quarter quarterback colin kaepernick, pat i jenkins, a loot of good choices, time will announce tomorrow morning >> so glad you're with us this morning, cbs this morning is next. >> remember to join us each weekday morning here on cbs starting dark and early 4:30 a.m. have a great day. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

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