>> right now, at 6:00, a woman is dead in north philadelphia and tonight, philadelphia police are investigating two possible crimes that may have led to her death. and police are now looking to question two people. the pickup driver in this case

who may have been driving with the victim and also the driver of the car. and who allegedly struck this woman. and then left the scene. and good evening to you everyone, i'm natasha brown, we'll get right out to eyewitness news reporter auto alicia nieves where she spoke to drivers upset about this tragic death. >> natasha people in the community are stunned by a series of events that led unto his death. many want to know who this woman was. police at this time are watching identity and likely in late 20s or early 30s. >> arounds 2:00 this morning police were called to the kensington section of philadelphia after a woman was struck by a kara long frankford avenue. the woman was found in middle of the road and the car fled. an a witness nearby told police the fatal hit-and-run here was more involved. and the witness said the woman who ultimately died was actually pushed out of one vehicle. an a silver f-150 that had a

ladder rack with missing tailgate. and then she was run over by the car behind. it and that car police believed was a black dodge challenger. authorities that hour are still looking for two vehicles and may soon have an image of both. we're told police were able to get surveillance video from two nearby stores. and both have cameras that point towards frankford avenue and while police work to find the truck and car involved in this fatal hit-and-run and ultimately find the driver of the beach people in in area are upset that someone had to moo lose their life this what way. >> hearing somebody was pushed out of the vehicle. people in this area are taking life you know for granted and it's expendable and it's like you're in my way we're going to push you out of the way. >> and anyone with information on the deadly hit-and-run here police want to you come forward and contact them. especially anyone who has information on the two vehicles involved. again one of them is a silver colored f-150 and had had a ladder rock and missing

tailgate. the other a black dodge challenger. abeeshia new year's eves. ev >> it started out this weekend snowy and ended slush. it may not be the end of flurries in the forecast. meteorologist lauren demarco is tracking what could be more flakes and more frigid weather to come, lauren. >> are you so excited about that? >> we all are excited about another chance of snow and even colder air. but, yesterday, our final total philly international. 4.1". not bad for first snowfall of the sent and it brock a daily snowfall record. our old record, 2.9" setback in 1940s and all is quiet in and out as far as participation on storm scan and we have clouds that were increasing over the last several hours as we checked far off north and west lake effect snow showers being generated by upper level disturbance that is going to swing through as we head throughout the overnight period. and some short

strangeed models showing showers developing in and around philadelphia, south jersey as we head late tonight into early tomorrow morning. out the door early 5:00 watch for passing snow showers that. could put a quick dust ago around. very locally and then by the 8:00 hour that moving on out of here turning sunny and we'll talk about the snow chance tonight and couple more chances for snow showers and some graduateal gold. all that is coming up in a few, natasha. >> lauren we'll check back in with you. thank you sox. early morning two alarm fire meantime destroyed a home in northampton county and this is eyewitness video of this blaze that started just after 6:30 on 1500 block of washington street in wilson. flames raged for about 2 two hours or so before fire crews raged out of control. adjacent homes were damaged as you can see in this photo taken by the same eyewitness. and now officials say one person was injured and transported to a local hospital and no word right now on a cause. >> and a shooting in kensington this afternoon that

leaves one man dead and it happened on the 3200 block of roar roarer street around 4:20. police say a 22-year-old man was shot once in the chest and twice in the back and he was taken to temple hospital and in critical condition and died a short time later. and police say no weapon was recovered at that scene. >> and now, in philadelphia, police continuing to investigate a deadly shooting that happened overnight in cox ford circle. police were called to 1200 block of griefy street where they found a 38-year-old man with several gunshot wound. he was pronounced dead at the scene. they're looking for a man wearing orange or tan work jacket that fled the scene. >> and demonstrations meantime at the u.s. embassy in bu route heating up that

point with lebanese security forces cracking down on violent protesters. the lebanese army fired water canyons and tier gas as waves of young man hurled stones and burned israeli flag. hundreds gathered out of the embassy in beirut to protest since the u.s. decision to recognize jerusalem as israe israel's capital. >> and a special senate election in alabama. it is two days away now and race is tightening between republican roy moore and democrat jones. moore is under fire for sexual misconduct allegations and correspond egg laura blpedes is ta tell us is that the why some alabama republicans are refusing to vote pour him. >> i could not vote for roy moore. i did not vote for roy moore. but i wrote in distinguished republican name. >> in interview sunday senator richard shelby said his decision not to support moore came after the multitude of akizations particularly

accountable woman who said she was molested by moore at age 14. >> there's a lot of stories there. there's a lot of smoke. got to be fire somewhere. >> moore denies he ever acted inappropriately and president donald trump has endorsed former alabama judge and recorded this row bow call. >> roy is a conservative who helped me steer this country back on track after eight years of the obama disaster. >> moore's key strategist is uming people in alabama to

remember the direction the county chose last year. >> the the people of alabama vote for this liberal democrat doug jones and they're voting begun the president who they put in office at the highest level. >> jones and moore are currently neck in neck at the polls and democrats say moore win would lead to turmoil in washington. >> if roy moore ends up being elected to the senate he would face close scrutiny, investigation, even removal from the senate once arrives. >> face the the fashion, illinois senator richard durbin referenced fall of al franken who resigned this week after allegations of sexual harassment. >> laura pedest afore cbs3 eyewitness news. >> fire continues to burn in southern calvas. >> it's a big fire, scary. >> and rears are going up in flames. a look at devastation and the folks now displaced by this a look at devastation and the folks now displaced by this natural disaster. and septa getting into the holiday spirit and how commuters are festive this year and coming up later, while many children look forward to santa's yearly visit, an 11-year-old has become one of his jolest elves and how his giving back to children in need,

>> welcome back, everyone, fire fight rerdz making prog guess on several wildfires burning in southern calvas and major flare-up of the largest fire forced new evacuations and santa barbara county. cbs news correspondent kenneth craig reports. >> firefighters faced intense flames early this this morning as the massive thomas fire reached city of carpenteria in santa barbara. crews attacked the blaze from ground and air and were unable to save every home. after a week on the lines firefighters are tiring. >> the firefighters that have been out here since day one. they said this has been one of the most trying and worst nirz

they've ever been on. >> with fire burning down they ordered hundreds of more residents from homes this morning and not knowing if their properties will still be standing when they return. >> this road divides from mandatory to voluntary. >> kristin and carter hamilton live outside the mandatory evacuation area. >> what has it been like to watch this. >> apoctolyptic that's a good word. >> it's scary. >> this crew kept presidential a close eye as the fire inched closer to this home and across southern wall calvas wind fueled wildfires devoured 0 0 homes in other struck tears and more than 2 200,000 people were he vac yeahed and many are hoping to return home soon as firefighters are finally begi beginning to get the upper hand on the devastating wildfires. and kenneth craig, cbs news, carpenteria calvas. >> well take a look here. this amazing light show

the special performance took in southern california they were seen climbing out of darkness and gradually into the sky over the pearl river. now a group of elaborately decorated septa buses are spreading holiday cheer for us cloud the city and buses were on display today at the philly holiday festival at septa market street headquarters and septa employees used own creative skills to design amazing holiday displays and it's all part of an annual contest the bus with the most votes wings the people's choice award and bragging rights of course. septa says the contest has employee comradery and gets them in the christmas and holiday spirit. >> mean tile sharing in the holiday spirit today. the party hosted by the philadelphia philly and liberty uso second annual joy of sharing event was held this

afternoon at the diamond club citizens bank park. and it was attended by more than 00 families and they enjoyed d.j.s and dancing and dress-up and gifts. a special time for everybody out there today. and i'm liking that look. >> i like it. we need some of those. >> the light necklaces and tree hats. >> they dress us for the holiday season. >> such a fun time of year. >> it s and cold time of year good and cold time of year. definitely now feels like the holidays. >> yes. >> and it looks like it too with all the snowfall and record in philadelphia. and that had a chance of snow tonight and short range models. are you excited about that. >> breaking news i see. >> we needed breaking news. didn't cause toop of a problem and could create or generate a dusting in some areas and right now we're pretty quiet as we get a live look at center city philadelphia and dive netly chilly. 37 the current temperature and breeze out of the west around 15 miles an hour and feels like temperature e tour down at 28 degrees taken was a cold day today. high temperature only 40

degrees. well below our normal high temperature of 46 and started off the day this morning in the 20s. and checking in on our current temperature 0s and poconos 5 in trenton and 3 millville and at the freezing mark wright now in reading we have a bit of breeze kicking in right now and that is impacting feels like temperature and feeling 27 allentown and mid 20s millville and feeling like 16 in mount pocono and getting a live look at rehoboth beach, snow has not completely melte melted. still know on boards right now and see a lot of melt around the city today and as we head into the next several days and tomorrow with good amount of sunshine we will see more belt melting and storm scan three cloud cover building on in and snow showers north and west and we could see a call of those snow showers develop as we head into the late overnight period.. so, brief snow shower possible late. low temperature 9. certainly supportive of snow and as we head into monday we'll turn to mostly sunny conditions and late day clouds and high temperature trying to get closer to average at 43

degrees. still pretty chilly day. and future weather shoytion as we head into the overnight period. headed to midnight we're looking good and check this out, a snow shower developing especially 4, 5 a.m. into the 6:00 hour and really starting to wrap up by 7:00. now this is just one particular model as we head into the day. and seeing sunshine and late day clouds returning ago we head to early evening hours. but, again, this one particular model some models saying no snow at all as we head to late overnight period. and this one giving ace dusting in some areas as we head into the early morning hours. really only going to be an issue if you are commuting out and about early monday morning 5, 6:00 in the morningment forecasts high for tomorrow making it into 0s in the lehigh valley and across berks koument yip climb mid to low 40s down the shore and high temperature at 4. and in your 7 day forecast chance of few rain and snow showers of the a this point on tuesday, looking more like rain and then snow. but we could see maybe a snow

shower later in the day. and but best chance for rain shower will be in the morning on tuesday. and then there's that arctic salt on wednesday. high temperature only 29 and but feeling like teens through much of the day. only at 3 degrees with another chance of light snow showers on thursday. and then sunshine with climbing temperatures as we head to end of week and next weekend. >> i love how descriptive you are about how cold it will really be. >> very littive. >> that's great way to you describe that. thank you. the. >> i'm a little afraid stat this point. shank you to much. lauren. >> all right. >> there's a game going on i understand. >> just a little game. >> we have a a show down in hollywood and eagles and rams and top two players selected in lalt yeeringt area draft. birds got bad news right before kickoff and tight end zach ertz was out because of concussion and buddies stepping up. carson wentz through two touchdowns and eagles had ten point half time lead and right

know rams are leading 28-24. ft. birds win they clinch nfc east. >> and well eagles play the giants next week. eli manning starting that lineup. game all tide up. play action fake rolls in connection with brett allison with one yard score and g men take the lead and in the fourth game tied again dak prescott drops baca loan in the end zone for 20 yard score. cowboys keep playoff chance as live with 30-10 victory. and the minnesota strikeings visiting carolina panthers in nfc battle late in the game and feelingary long 52 yard touchdown pass to bring the vikings all the way back to tie the game at 4 ten minutes left and cam newton showing off moves with 62 yard run and all the way down to the two-yard line. and then jonathan stewart will start the drive off with the touchdown. to inweapon the game. panthers hold off the strikeings 31-2 4 here is the

scene buffalo. winter wonderland. lake effect blazeard as bills played the colts. this game went into over time and good friend shady mccoy sent bills fans happy on 21 yard touchdown around. shady ran for 156 yards and went over 1,000 yard mark. bills won 13-7. >> and sixers looking at the three game slide against bell cans joel embib would be in the starting lineup. he missed last game because he's not clear to play if back-to-back games. brett brown is shuffling the starting lineup. happened late in the 4th quarter against the caves when he fell into the stands. x-rays on back were negative. and he he could also miss tuesday's game against timber wolfs. >> to college basketball big five match-up betweenvill betweenvilleville and lasalle. won 20 straight games most by double dinl its cats up by five. bj johnson gets the ball and

move to the basket and scores and led explorers with 21 point and they're trailing by 3. and caps with the ball. dapt a to phil booth. knocks three down for top of key there. inova back up by five. still had 18 points and later phil returns the favor to dant a. he is going to make the three pointer to give villanova breathing room and he scored 18 points. wildcats survived 77-68. that's 21 in a row for villanova. >> very nice. >> they're on a role. >> thank you so much lesley appreciate that. still ahead. while come sids wait for santa one child is acting like his elf. >> i asked my mom and dad how many gifts do the kids at the children's hospital get and they're like not really as much as you. >> why one young boy is making it his vision to give back for as long as he can. that's coming

>> welcome back, everyone, with just over two weeks to go now many kids are looking forward to the magic of christmas and one little boy in south dakota giving back. noah adams made it his mission to make sure kids at sanford children's hospital and pitfalls have gifts for the holidays. started quour four years ago with act of kindness. they picked up two gifts themselves and noah's project has taken off since then. >> 176 gifts that we brought in today. and we want them to forgets about what's going to happen next. and i just wants them to forget all of that. and we'll have a normal, happy life. >> that's very sweet.

the christmas season in a special time to you do for others and he hopes to continue the gift gifting with his family every year. we'll be back everyone, stay his family every year. we'll be back everyone, stay with us.

>> well timely tonight a member of the national guard is reuniting with two rescue dogs and he be friended while responding to hurricane maria. michael hinn drove 1200 miles from nebraska to charleston to be with them this weekend. he met the dogs while on duty

on island of st. coy and later discovered they were taken to charleston with other dogs left homeless by the storm. that's when michael started working with a local rescue there to try to adopt them. >> this over abupd answer of joy. i was super excited i got the dogs and i could be finally have the chance to take them home back to nebraska. >> and that's so sweet. the charles stan animal society is calling michael a holiday hero. someone willing to drive that far to adopt a pet is not something you see every day. they're haeping it pay for michael's gas. that's so sweet. >> i love that. >> they're adorable. >> all right we will check in one last time with you lauren and tell us how cold it will get. >> brief passing snow showers possible. late tonight and early tomorrow morning and otherwise turning sunny and chilly, high temperature 40 and get ready for wednesday. >> i know i forgot my hat you can hear me gasp are

captioning funded by cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. >> whitaker: this is the most destructive fire season on record in california. governor jerry brown declared a state of emergency this past week as raging wildfires whipped by fierce santa ana winds enveloped los angeles in ways people have never seen before. and, as you'll hear, california's governor criticizes president trump with righteous passion for rejecting the science of climate change that he says is the cause. >> jerry brown: i don't think president trump has the fear of the lord. the fear of the wrath of god. >> stahl: alexei navalny has chosen one of the most dangerous occupations in the world: running against vladimir putin to be the next president of russia.