four jews praying at a jerusalem synogogue. >> we heard gunshots from downstairs, and heard one shot, two shots, flurry of shots. >> authorities say attackers atk where palestine johns from east jerusalem, died in shoot-out with police. >> the palestinian millitant group hamas praised the killings, but did not claim responsibility. >> us secretary every state, john kerrey, condemned the attacks, one of the deadly necessary jew use almost in jeers. >> people had come to worry god in the sanctuary of the synogogue, were hatched and hacked and murdered in the holy place, in a act of pure terror. >> palestinian president, abas, also denouncing the violence, a mid spail continue yan and israeli tensions in the area, over a contested holy site. >> israel's prime minister is vowing to respond harshly to what he calls quota cruel murder of jews who came to

pray and were killed by despicable murderers. alphonso van marsh, "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly". >> two homeowners are okay, but pilot of small engine plane is unaccounted for after his single engine plane went down into home on the southwest side of chicago. it happened earlier this morning, in the pilot of cargo plan contacted authorities, to head back to chicago mid-way airport because of left engine trouble. it crashed about a quarter after mile from the runway. >> lit's get our traffic and weather together. but first -- >> i'm freezing right now. the fun thing is i'm on my way to disney world, headed to the airport right now, but it is cold. >> actually i'm on my way to work. i walked out the door, was going to get more clothes but i was running late. it is freezing out here. >> cold, but it been worse, so this is just the beginning. >> just the beginning.

>> let's check in with katie. >> i can a test, yes, really cold out here specially, the wind it, just sends chill through your bones. let's go to the graphic and spare me this embarrassment, what do you say? we take it on out there, storm scan3, clear, empty, we have eight got nothing more than few puffy clouds expected throughout the day but yes, the chill is here. >> and it is really settling in, here's how it feels, these are the values you need to be dressing for. it feels line sub zero, up in the poconos, this hour slew of observations, in lancaster, specifically, but yes, that wind is biting, oh, and there goes again here. six stories up, 33, already about 20, 25 degrees below the

seasonable average across the area here, despite the sunshine, won't help warm you up at all. later tonight, we expect to at least flirt with record low tell torrey here, record to actually beat in philadelphia is 20 degrees. i think that we are going to at least not just flirt with it, but probably tie it here, in philly, real colds conditions, higher on up on the roofer, westerly win at 18 miles per hour, enough, again, to mess with your hairdo, but it is way more cold when you tack for that in. so, make sure you're bundling up. serious shock to the system this morning, jess. >> thanks, and your hair looks fabulous always. good morning, everyone, 8:03, we go outside and check out 202 at 401. work seen here, southbound lanes moving along great. northbound lanes, flowing so far. over on the blue route at route one, the northbound lanes, right here, really starting to slow up little

bit. southbound lanes moving along just fine, so far. now, septa, having no express service due to weather. only local trains only on the market frankford line. bergey road still closed, out in montgomery county at pens street. alternate to get around the accident clean up is just to take route 309. and 8-mile back up on the northeast extention southbound, just past lansdale. die to accident, elsewhere out in new jersey route 73 northbound, at 295, another crash out there. everything else in jersey, pretty much typical, 42, 55, northbound, little bit slow, and currently no problems on 295. erika, back over to you. >> thank you. more than within-how tallage z, catching up on sleep after carbon monoxide fumes forced them out in the middle of the night. found high levels of the gas coming from laundry area of the best western in concords ville. forced firefighters order evacuations until the leak was contained. >> we evacuated the bill withing no incident, no injuries.

and as far as we're concerned, it is a mechanical issue, been mitigate dollars, and they can go about their business. >> crews gave the all clear for guests to return to their room, around 2:30 morning. >> also this morning, fire at row home in strawberry mansion under control, you can see, plenty every smoke there from the fire on ridge avenue near stanley street earlier this morning. firefighters tell "eyewitness news", that the 3-story house was empty, luckily, though, no injuries were reported. the cause of that fire remains under investigation. will the state of pennsylvania take a gamble on another casino? philadelphia? >> four companies hope so. this afternoon, the state is supposed to make its decision. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now at the pennsylvania convention is her err where the gaming control board will make that announcement, january, good morning. >> up for consideration today, whether they will get the second casino license.

some here in philadelphia they don't think they neared another casino. other did i ace -- disagree f approved there is casino operate to up 5,000 slot machines, and 250 gaming tables. judgement day for gaming in philadelphia. the pennsylvania gaming control board holding a special meet to go decide philadelphia will get its second of two casino licenses and if so where the casino would be locate. and recent days, the proposed site at packer and darian if south philly has seen growing opposition. >> south philly has enough, enough is enough. we deal with sport complexes, and it is enough. we're not a dumping grounds. >> many are concerned about quality of life, including increased traffic, and possibly more crime, should a casino move in. >> in my hand, i have over 100 parents in our school that are opposed to this casino. >> meanwhile, politicians have also joined the fight, in delaware, county, the council

there is asking that the gaming control board not award philadelphia a second license. officials say they're not trying to prevent a casino, harrah's chester but the entire region, they feel over saturation, similar to what is happening in atlantic city. >> use their common sense. and see that the world has changed in gaming. since last december. >> and the they should not award a license at this time. >> four sites under consideration today. still, other believe, that an approval of anyone of them would simply mean more jobs. and encourage atlantic city workers fresh out of work to cross state lines. >> specially the with the economy the way it is, the job force it, would be a great thing. >> this special meeting happens here at the convention center right around 1:00 this afternoon, open to the public. reporting live in center city this morning, jan carabeo, "eyewitness news" be on the "cw" fill. >> i thank you, jan. also happening today, former philadelphia traffic court judge, tynes, expected to plead guilt nay state corruption case.

defense lawyer says tynes will admit to taking $2,000 bracelet from an uncover informant. her attorney says tynes plea agreement calls for no punishment beyond an upcoming federal sentence in an unrelated perjury conviction. >> pennsylvania supreme court will way in, trying to reinstate a child endangerment conviction against monsignor william lynn, the first catholic church official convicted for the way he handled sex abuse claims. that conviction was thrown out last year. for now, linen house arrest, and could take months for the supreme court to rule on the case. this morning, more ugly sex abuse allegations continue to follow legendary comedian bill cosby. >> another woman publicly claimed he drugged and sexually as ousted her. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us in satellite center more on these latest accusations, justin, good morning. >> good morning, yes, cosby nor his team will address these allegations, but then this week, a new accuser speaking out almost five

decades later. >> forty-five years later, another accuser has come forward. >> the girl he was doing this with, but who is going to believe me. >> no a publicist said could bye drugged and raped her when she was an actor. >> when i said to myself is you old expletive. >> back in 2005, bruce castor looked into a rape claim against woulds did i, when he was montgomery county d.a. the accuse here was a temple employee, says cosby raped her, at his cheltenham home. >> i knew if i arrested him i was going to become a very famous man. so, i had a lot of incentive to want to go ahead. >> but there were roadblocks. castor says the accuser came forward a year later, hindering a criminal investigation, no charges were filed, but, there was a civil suit.

>> he put his forearm under my neck and he tried to disrobe himself. >> sat down with cbs-3 back in 2006. said cosby assaulted her when she was a teen in the 1980s. now, a mid the controversy, cosby canceled two tv appearances and a citcom and netflix movie have been on the side lines. justin finch "eyewitness news" on cw fill. >> i thank you, funeral is scheduled for friday, for cinnaminson firefighter killed in the line of duty. lieutenant christopher hunter died early saturday. he was found unresponsive at his home. lieutenant hunter worked the previous morning, so his death is considered to be in the line of duty. there is no word on the cause of death. the fire chief says his department has suffered a huge loss. >> he lived, ate, drank there

is fire department, his life. >> black bunting covers the fire station, that flagg is now at half staff. a viewing is scheduled thursday, followed by a second viewing before the funeral on friday. lieutenant hunter survived by wife and two children. >> still to come this morning on the "cw philly", own and's most feared preditor, how it is helping with the weather forecast. >> how sharks could help predict future storms brewing off the coast. >> how about that? also, kissing someone could exchange a lot more than you think. thousand could impact your health coming up next. >> she's so cold, it is so cold, it is getting there, yes, the season moving in, family. warm thought. we'll be back.

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about 300 sharks a year, to study their movements. but, researchers now want to use more advanced tags, so sharks can collect weather date a. >> these animals then become environ meant a.m. censors. guys, we got big shark. >> kneel runs the program. and invited us to join him and his team about three and a half miles off the miami coast. >> what makes sharks such good storm chasers. >> well, the great thing about these sharks is that they don't really know boundaries, here in the ocean. so, they go out, do their thing, and they collect data while swimming around. >> certain sharks like tiger sharks can swim long distances. up to 30 miles a day. and dive to hard to reach depth of more than 400 people. says sharks also gravitate to rapid temperature changes. where storms often intensify. meteorologist, nick shea, believes sharks could improve storm forecasts up to 20%. >> not only are they swimming in those areas, they're also providing data to high data rate that give you more information than you currently

have with just satellites. >> still need funding but hope to have weather sensors whim g with the sharks over the next few months. >> begat shaban, "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly". >> incredible. all right, well, not a shark, but rather real meteorologist, katie forecast! >> up to the poconos, where they are making some snow. you know, i noah loft people aren't totally pumped or psched about this cold weather forecast, but the ski lovers, absolutely are, i can't forget about the snow here, make that snow. making it pretty much all morning. watching them do it all morning lock here at jack frost, big boulder carbon county now that said we're seeing some the nature made white stuff coming down across buffalo, they just had bands and bands of this heavy snow coming in over the last several hours. and they continue to see it coming down heavily here, where they are picking up several feet of snow before it is all said and done. all wind enhanced, straight up westerly win here, but here at

home, we've gotting in but clear skies, perhaps you see flurry up in the poconos, i wouldn't be surprised by that but that's it as far as we are concerned here today with any kind of precipitation. meanwhile the rest of us, again, expect bright sunshine all day today. blustery conditions, though, with that wind continue here, just not getting any precipitation out of it, wind chills remain in the teens as a result here. even colder tonight. outside the nature park here see the winds like winds swept river out there. >> modest wind at the moment, whenever you get these gusts kicking in, it is sort every just blustery, you know, where you see it die down for little bit, then the wind kicks back in, that's what you will find out there. so just have the heavy coat ready to go, be ready with it, 33 at best for that hi, but keeps in mind that you do have windchills in the teens, this is a brutal day. tomorrow, not much better. and we're still below average despite a climb on the thermometer. accident out on the schuylkill expressway at university,

headed eastbound, really taking out the left hand, left hand lane there, everyone squeezes by to the right. see the westbound lanes, really slow going, for almost the entire lent of the schuylkill. pretty much jammed all morning. speaking of jam we head over to the ben franklin bridge from the jersey side pretty much jammed from the toll plaza headed westbound into the city all lanes open, only good news i can give you, for the ben franklin bridge so far. so really slow going there. eastbound into new jersey, not doing so bad, though, over on the ben. but market frankford line, no express service so far, for weather conditions. dealing with local service for the predominant part of the morning. bergey road closed at penn street out in montgomery county. alternate to get around that for the time being for clean up just take 309. then 8-mile back up, out on the northeast ex it end sean southbound just past lansdale due to accident. police activity on the scene, trying to get that out of the way. out in new jersey, route 73 northbound, 295, a crash there, taking things out on the right hand lane. back over to you. >> thank you. >> on the health watch this morning, new study suggesting

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>> oh, mate floor, mother nature, too much, too soon, with this bitter cold. katie says it will feel like it is in the teens. >> time for new edition. haven't heard this one in a while. >> did you see them, rocking out. we need lead singer? i think it was ralph. i think it was ralph. amy says i don't know >> time 8:23 york county mom very, very busy these days. >> because she taking care of not one, not two, 19 new babies. >> wow. >> that great dame's name is snowy. check out her litter. her owners new she was pregnant, just did not expect 19 puppies. great dane's usually have between seven to ten pups in

the litter. her owners say that snow is he a great mom, very patient there. and that all of the pups are doing well. >> oh, that's good to hear. >> my goodness. that poor mama. >> i know, but that's one beautiful family. >> little pups all snuggled up. >> oh, adorable. ukee, i know you want one. >> i know, i do, you took the words right out of my mouth. that's great. >> going to break, we'll be right back. be very quiet.

>> good morning, i'm ukee washington, it is decision day on where or whether philadelphia gets a second casino. there are four contenders, two want to builds in center city, two other want to build near the sports complex. philadelphia region already has four casinos gave being control boards will meet at the convention center this afternoon. your chilly cold forecast with katie in the weather center yes, pretty bitter out there today, good morning, everybody, more than anything, i would say, just because it is so different from what we're used to at this time of year, slow, moderate ago drop on the thermometer what would woe all prefer, have time to adjust, but just haven't had that. that thermometer dropped 20 degrees, highs one day to the next. storm scan3, empty. we have bright blue skies out,

there beautiful looking day. but you can't take it at face value obviously when dealing with temperature of just 33 for hi, and windchills, may not even break out of the teens in a lot of spot. tonight we drop drown to 20. that mines records will athletes be challenged but we hit 20 in fill that i would tie the records, last set in 1936. so it has been quite a while since this particular morning has been this cold, but, that said, it is at least quiet pattern, just cold. jess, over to you. >> it is just cold. thanks, katie. just cold. and some sun glare actually affecting our commute at spring garden creating problems here. as well as additionally pretty much typical for this time of morning to have the eastbound delay headed toward the city. westbound lanes seem to be moving okay, but just little slow as well. on the market frankford line for septa, no express service, there is only local trains there brought street line, delays due to equipment myfoxphilly.com. new jersey, 259 warwick road, accident pushed over into the shoulder, ukee, back over to

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>> we now know more about the attack on a synogogue in jerusalem. three of the victims have dual israeli american citizenship. the fourth victim is a dual british israeli citizen. officials say two palestinian men attack worshippers with knives, axes, and guns, before they were killed in a shoot-out with police. also, breaking this morning, some updated video

from chicago where a small plane crashed into a home earlier this morning. the cargo plane was traveling from mid-way airport to a small airport in the community of wheeling, illinois, when it crashed about 2:45 in the morning. the pilot remains unaccounted for. the plane is stuck right through one of the homes right now with its nose in the basement. remarkably, none of the people in the homes were injured. >> month i have will be here for the world meeting of families, as many as 2 million people are expected to flood the parkway for his papal mass. pope francis will become only the fourth range upon i have to visit the us and the second to visit philadelphia since pope john paul ii, in 1979. >> and with that monumental announcement comes questions about security, the philadelphia police department says that they've been preparing for months. it is expected to be the largest event in the city's modern history. commissioner charles ramsey

told "eyewitness news", social media will help guide and control crowds, among other measures, they plan on setting up special locations for those who need help. >> meeting on regular basis, will end tens few as the date gets closing, pretty much how we handle presidential inaugurations, whatever assets we need, we certainly will have at our disposal and will access them. >> right now no word on how much it will cost to secure the pope's visit, but the world meeting of families organization we're toll they'll foot that bill. >> papal visit so long a possibility is now a reality. and not a moment too soon for the fateful in philadelphia. our chris may, sat down with farther kevin gallagher to talk about the pontiff's visit. >> what was your reaction today when you heard the news was official. >> well, finally, finally we've heard, it has been speculated for so long, and so many different times, but today to know the pope will come to the united states and

to come to philadelphia so very excited. >> what do you think it says about pope francis and his view of the worlds that he want to make this trip to the united states and to philadelphia. >> the pastor of the universal church coming to visit his people in philadelphia. while it will take on a very prestigious visit, it is the head of the state, it is the holy father as you said, it is only four popes have visited our country there is will be the fourth. so it is a way of showing that he is our pastor, that he is present to us. >> what does this mean for the catholic church in philadelphia? >> i think it will bring us a tremendous boost in our living out the gospel, here in philadelphia, our church has struggled, our church has been through a lot in the last 15 years, and i think will assure us that he's there, and he's with us, and i think will be a great boost in our more all. effect that pope francis has brought people back to the church, just last christmas,

and easter, we saw more people coming because they feel a connection. by his physical presence here and in philadelphia it will be another way to connect people back to the church. >> how excited are they at st. denis? well, father kevin tells me, they are lurking won plans to a ten the sunday mass, and considering a walking pilgrimage. all the way from parish in havertown to the ben franklin parkway. i'm chris may, "eyewitness news" on the "cw" philly. please stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of this historic visit on television and on line at cbsphilly.com. and you can also tell us what you think of the pope's visit on facebook and twitter. just use the hashtag cbs-3 pope. >> let's get our traffic and weather together. here's katie. >> ukee, it is a much colder start to the day if you have perhaps taken the dog for a walk already, you stepped outside, maybe you ran to the gym real quickly, you know exactly how cold it is out

here right now, just be red which your heaviest winter weather gear, even though bright sunshine, those looks so deceiving. the winds blowing. you can see the lake effect snow bands coming in here, down winds of both lake erie and ontario at least in that particular sook, but all of the great lakes have some lake effect snow, enhancement there. and we've got very persistent breeze, the observation changes before your very eyes here, we are dealing with us is contained or i should say gusts at least, up into the 30's most locations, and huck these kinds of temperatures this is thousand will feel, ten, 15, 20 degrees off for feels like value. so these are the values across the region you want to be dressing for walking out the door. yes, really cold air. feeling lining the teens at best in any location right now, this is the best we can hope for on the thermometer, pretty brutal out there, at least for late november standards. we should at least be mid 50's, so about 20 below the norm, for one thing, factoring

in the wind of course it, will feel that much colder. got to be ready for it. jess? >> thanks, katie. not ready yet. not yet. good morning, everybody, we go outside, check out pretty steady jam on the schuylkill expressway westbound at passyunk due to disable vehicle combination of pretty much typical volume that we are used to dealing with in the morning, disable vehicle just up ahead pushed over into the shoulder with police on the scene trying to get it over and out of the way so we can continue on with this morning rush. over on nine at at girard southbound lanes are pretty much moving okay. you can see pretty typical volume start to pack in toward the center city area. market frankford line no express service for this morning due to weather. only local trains only. the broad street line has ten minute delays due to equipment problems. out in new jersey, southbound at warwick road an accident there pushed over into the side of the montgomery county still bergey road closed at penn street. alternate to get around therefore the time being just take 309. ukee, back over you. >> jess, thank you.

missouri governor declared state of emergency, and activated the national guard ahead of grand jury decision in the fatal police shooting of michael brown. the governor says he is taking action in case the ruling leads to civil unrest. >> primarily peaceful protest, police accused of provoking the crowd, and state of emergency in ferguson. >> i would go as far as to say the entire region is griped by fear from the a knowledges. of the national guard, police, grenade, shields, like they're peeping for war. >> instead every peace. >> not sure when a grand jurily hand down whether town diet aaron wilson in the shooting of michael brown. it is not clear how people will react. >> people have formed opinions about it, those that went to believe that officer wilson should be indicted, i don't think, any decision by this grand jury is going change their decisions about that.

>> governor jay nixon says he's banking in the national guard, as a precaution, in case the announcement sparks violence, like what has occasionally been seen in the aftermath of brown's death. >> this would be from our stand point a secondary role. we would not have the guard on the front lines, interacting with dealing with confronting protesters. has been diminished, instead, st. louis police department will take the lead. andrew spencer, "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly". well, the controversial keystone xl pipeline comes up for a vote in the u.s. senate today. supporters think they've the votes to pass it. the house cleared the bill, last week. louisianna senator, marry landreaux, who is trying to hold her seat in next month's runoff, is the bill's chief democratic sponsor. she is in the close race with republican congressman, bill cassidy, in a oil-rich state. >> one of the largest malls in the country, is about to get a little bit bigger. officials with the king of prussia mall will unveil their

plans for a major expansion project. shoppers will soon finds an extra 155,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space. the new area will connect the two main shopping corridors in the mall, the plaza, and the court. already, it is huge to begin with. >> how about it? i'm telling you. >> how many more stores can they fill in there? >> man, they say things are big in texas? speaking of the mall, are you getting ready to do little holiday shopping? >> coming up next on the "cw philly", three's on your side helping you save money. items you should avoid buying on "black friday", and the great deals you can find right now. >> and you may have seen this story, by now, the news anchor that wore the same suit for a year? and no one noticed? so what was he trying proof? and coming up, a humerous look at it. v personalities, and how they dress. i know. >> ♪

>> i guess this wet kerr make you a little deleterious out, there little cold. but next time we use deleterious, i would love to hear a little prince deleterious, just putting this out there. this is good. >> very subtle hint? i know amy is smiling right now. all right, family. >> we'll be right back. good morning.

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gibbons, says there is one area where shoppers may want to be shopping right now. >> if you are in the market for the really hot super hot toys, the toys that are out on the best toy list, that have been released by amazon, and the like, i wouldn't necessarily wait to get these hot toys. >> if it is a gadget on the list, gibbons is suggesting "black friday", that's in line with a list from the personal finance, suggest that day or for some retailers thanksgiving for items like cookware, and small appliances. hd tv's, tablets, laptops, and video games, and consoles. that may surprise some shoppers looking for the best lock town i can deals on cyber monday. but gibbons says the big on line shopping day is the day to snatch apparel. >> you tend to see 45% more clothing deals on cyber monday itself. and cyber monday is generally when you see store-wide discount, you know, take 30% off everything, take 40% off everything. so if you have a favorite retailer or favorite brand,

cyber monday would be an excellent time to shop foray pal. >> consumers will do most of their shopping on line may want to get an even earlier start, a survey by add obe predict over on prices on their lowest thanksgiving day. >> for consumer watch, i'm karen kapa. >> got to have a plan. >> thanksgiving of course, lets us all take a moment. think about everyone, and everything we appreciate in our lives. >> now we want to see pictures taking you know what you're thankful for this year, maybe little impromptu sign. i wrote all of you, just laughing at my side. common. >> i drew a smiley. come on, jess. >> tweet, or post, on facebook or instagram using hashtag cbs-3, might even see them right here on "eyewitness news". now while getting ready for thank giving, make sure to check out cbsphilly.com. how good does that pile look? you'll find recipes and holiday shopping advice, just

click on celebrate thanksgiving on your home page. >> hard to believe it is almost here >> haven't had anything like this since last winter. who can for death it? out to the weather watcher, wind speeds coming in from everybody's local weather station. and generally, the reports are pretty low, with the wind speeds. but they're all generally coming in, either west or west to northwest. we can go ahead, look at some of the temperatures, which everybody has observations for, generally into the 20's being factor in the winds with the thermometer reading yep it will feel way colder to you. let's just take one quick peak, one or two locations, kevin wilson, out in havertown, he over the last hour has reported 29 degrees, full sunshine for us there. in h town, across the river we go here, 27 is the temperature sent in by allison, a new bye,

we would love to see your pretty face, up load your profile pick, we would love to see you. windy and cold at the bus stop in cherry hill. we preach this all the time, this kind of weather pattern sets in. want to make sure to layer up adequately if you are out in this for extended period of time the knot enough if you have to wait. you know, for bus or train. meanwhile, let's take a look what's going on elsewhere. we always say the old addage it could be so much worse. right? take a look what's going on here, across the great lakes, nice and clear, sunshine here, but you have got steady, lake effect banding going on down wind of lake erie, as well as ontario here. and you know, i should say that backward, i flipped them there. but that said, the lake effect snow banding coming in for the locations has already dumped some pretty significant snowment and looking ahead, maybe what is yet to come with this persistent wind flow, it is pretty, pretty impressive here, looking at some of the future snow amounts across the great lakes region picking up easily over another foot plus maybe two, maybe 3 feet of

snow noted unheard of being south of syracuse to see the values. but will be impressive lake effect event for sure. meanwhile, we're expect to go flirt with some record lows back here at home by tonight. nice clear sky, means we will easily drop to at least flirt with some of the temperatures. i think we'll hit at least tie number in philadelphia. that's what we're forecasting, low to hid 20 degrees, that would tie the record last set in 1936. and these temperatures will not break out of the 30's for two days straight. that's pretty brutal stuff for the standards, jess? >> i can't deal with 20 degrees, 8:46. i know i said this because i like the snow, now i'm at g my words. good morning, we go outside check out the ben franklin bridge, things are jammed, fortunately all lanes open, but jammed the entire lent of the bridge headed westbound, and into the city. over on the schuylkill expressway, almost at stand still on both sides of the boulevard here. so heavy eastbound toward the city, and westbound toward the king of prussia area, slow

going. so you might want to give yourself couple of extra minutes, will be sitting there for quite some time. no press service mark frankford line, local trains there, only on the broad street line. ten minute delays due to equipment problems. out in new jersey, 295 southbound an accident, pushed over on to the right-hand side at warwick road. ukee, back to you. >> "eyewitness news" has learned, three of the four people killed in this morning's attack in jerusalem synogogue are americans. two suspect with guns and knives attack worshippers early this morning, before authority shot and killed them. us secretary every state, john kerrey, has strongly comdemn the attack. >> also, a pilot remains unaccounted for after the crash of small cargo plane in a home on chicago's southwestern side. the plane went down while the pilot was trying to return to mid-way airport after experiencing some engine trouble, no one was inside the home that was injured. >> and we'll know this afternoon if there will be a second casino in philadelphia. there are four applicants, but the state gaming board does not have to award the license. >> a special report is coming

your way tonight on our sister steaks cbs-3. >> preview whatever you will see tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >> i'm jest did a dean. in a house fire, it is the smoke you should fear most. >> one breath all it will take. it will kim you. >> tonight you'll see one fire. one house. two bedrooms. two very different outcomes. what an expert says to do to keep your family safe. this is one of the most important safety stories you'll ever see. surviving fire on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" tonight at 11:00. >> right now 8:48. oxford dictionary just announced their 2014 international word of the year. >> this surprised me. >> yes. >> topping this year's list, the word vape. >> okay? >> defined as inhaling or exhaling the vapor produced by electronic cigarette or other similar device. he had torts made their decision based on increased usage of the words and its influence in society over the past year.

vape it went up due to the e cigarette. >> i guess. >> all right, if you're frequent viewer of "eyewitness news" this morning, you know that while we try, we strive, to be sharp directors. >> we try. >> so what gives with host who refused to change his suit for months, and solidarity with his co-anchor. jeannie moos explains what's behind the social experiment. >> why would a co-host, best known for being the opposite of a grumpy cat, why would he wear the same suit for a year, while hosting australia's "today show"? the website gutter nation made montage of carl's wardrobe dysfunction. though he did change his shirts and ties, his co-workers raised a minor stink. >> you have been stinking. >> it does stink little bit. >> it has been dry cleaned kim of times. >> but the stink he wanted to

raise was to show that tee mail anchors are judged more harshly than men. after wearing the same suit for a year, he told fairfax media: no one has noticed. no one gives a beep. he started the experiment around the same time his co-host, lisa wilkinson, gave a speech, quote ago mean e-mail from someone named angela. >> today's outfit is particularly jarring and awful. get some style. >> to which lisa responded: dear angela, did i mention i am not a model? and finally, i am i must never crash ties or suit or the couch. >> another australian morning show host got this letter. dairy say did you obtain your clothes from charity shops? maybe men are non-descript in their suit, while we jump out at you. and then you jump all over us. >> i personally live in morton fear of leaving one of these things exposed, so you would

be hung up on my hangar ribbon rather than listening to what i say. >> you talk about gossip. >> aaron discusses the mideast, she discusses the economy. >> road kill. >> but she is fashion road kill to the viewer who is seeing red over that tight red dress. not a prepare row at for the news. most women in media recall a memorable insult. >> they couldn't hear me because my banks are in the way. just off pregnancy and someone calls us a heavier on the air, that stings. >> men aren't immune. take larry king's contribution to kimmel's mean tweets. >> did you know that if you skinned larry king and ironed out his leather, could you make enough coats to give one to every poor child in america? >> this is one business that requires thick but not wrinkled, skin. jeannie moos, new york. >> wow. i've never --

>> you're a stylish fellow, ukee. >> please, please, please. i've had this suit on for a wyche, and anybody in the dollars. >> great story, though, i appreciatete that. >> it is. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. good merry christmas! thanks but this gift, it's kind of half-fast. what's wrong? we still have cable internet , so our uploads are half the speed of our downloads. so i'll be half-fast when i share my photos. and i'll do a half-fast job updating my blog. wait, is everything under this tree half-fast? who wants eggnog? don't settle for half-fast cable internet. only verizon fios comes with speed match. uploads as fast as downloads. why have a half-fast holiday, when you can get more guaranteed with speedmatch- only from verizon fios. get blazing-fast internet, premium movie channels included for two years and $400 back with a two year agreement. all included for just $79.99 a month online, guaranteed for two years. that's two full years!

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locations, do you have bundle up, jess. >> do you. problems for septa, no express service on the mark frankford line. local service there, only in the broad street line having ten minute delays due to equipment problems. >> all right, jess, thanks so much. thanks for watching "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly". don't forget more more local weather traffic and sport we're always on at cbsphilly.com. >> check out talk philly on cbs-3. one more check with your traffic and weather together. we'll be back.

>> good morning, i'm erika von tiehl. "eyewitness news" has learned three of the victims in this morning's deadly attack in a jerusalem synogogue were american citizens. two palestinian suspect park dollars into that synogogue and killed the worshippers with knives and guns. now, those suspect were then killed by police. ocean county newspaper reports, that one of those worshippers was rabbi from lakewood. warned ever breaking story coming up at noon on talk philly and updates throughout the morning on our website cbsphilly.com. >> right now your forecast with katie. >> really is very noticeable difference walking out the door. noticeable in a bad way, i think, for a loft people. because it is just such a shock to your system. not ready for.

>> this you know, we've seen temperatures like this before. but never, not necessarily, in this casino of just drop over the course of one night. storm scan3, showing clear sky for us at the moment. we have quite a bit of wind. and that is going to be knocking back your win chill values no better than the teens, so you need sunglasses and need nice heavy coat. 33 degrees, bad enough. normally used to the mid 50's, this time of year, then later tonight those records will be challenged, good slot to tie the record last set in 1936 here in philadelphia. with the low of 20 headed to tomorrow, not much better, specking sun but still very cold. jess? >> thanks, and good morning, we come up on 9:00 a.m. we go outside, check out the ben franklin bridge which seems to be doing little bit better. >> everything seems to be moving great. over on the schuylkill expressway, at the boulevard, not the same story here. i can actually see police officer there pulled over into

the right hand shoulder. eastbound, toward center city, some slow going, westbound toward the king of prussia area doing the same. give yourselves extra time. >> all right, thank you, that's "eyewitness news" for now, talk philly coming up at noon on cbs-3. i'm erika von tiehl. hope you have good morning, stay warm out there.

>> coming up on today's "the 700 club"... >> unconditional love. >> nobody knows. >> wendy: we'll sit down with hip-hop le crae. >> do you like being labelled a christian rap artist? >> i like being labelled a christian. >> wendy: and the brains behind the hit series "touched by an angel," reveals her next inspirational project, on today's "700 club." ♪ >> pat: well, welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to this edition of "the 700 club." slaughtered in cold blood. palestinian terrorists brutally murdered four people in jerusalem today. including three americans. the killers attacked with a gun, knives, and axes, and murdered the innocent people