investigators say the suspect put a handgun into the back of a 57 year old woman and demanded money. if you recognize the gunman, please call police. mystery overnight, police find overturned suv but no driver. police found the car outside temple university hospital at germantown anti-owing a authorities also tell "eyewitness news" that car was not reported stolen. >> president obama proposing changes to police departments awe across the country, and asking philadelphia's top cop to lead the way. >> "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch live at police headquarters for us this morning, good morning, justin. >> earlier commissioner ramsey said he thinks the type is right for sub sean shale nations to the policing system, now ill he be part of that, smith together white house rest recommendations, in three months, he will hand them a framework.

>> when asked what sets the white house's task force on 21st century policing apart from similar efforts before it, president obama responded like this: >> the president of the united state is deeply invest in the making sure that this time is different. >> by his side, the task force co-chair philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey, he will help lead a 90 day investigation, to help improve how the nation's police force is functions. >> even though we've done community policing as a profession for the last couple of decades, many communities have been left behind, primarily communities of colors, more challenged communities. >> says the task force is born out of the ferguson protests and police response, ramsey says, there is no one easy solution, but the task force will work to bring the white house something action-able. >> i think there are key areas that we have to look at in terms of just policing. one is establishing trust and ledges massey in neighborhoods across the country. that means, they'll challenge neighborhoods, as well, where it is very, very difficult,

but we have to be able to do that. we need to take a look at our training, and education. and we need to look at technology, and how it can be applied, but applied within constitutional limit. >> technology fits in the realm of body cameras on police officers, the white house is supporting that, allocating $75 million in it proposal to police agencies, nationwide, to outfit their officers with body cameras, with those agencies picking up half the cost. here in philadelphia, we are currently testing body cameras on police, in the 22nd district. we are live outside police headquarters, justin finch, "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly". >> thank you, justin. it is 8: 02. let's get a look at traffic and weather together. katie on the skydeck for thus morning, hi, kate. >> i yes, diane, a things have been pretty quiet here in center city all morning long. despite the fact we've been tracking some steady rain, some snow, some sleet. in other part of the delaware vale. a highly localized forecast coming at you here today.

unfortunately, i wish i had time i could go through every neighborhood. here's your bottom line, guys, we have this frontal boundary. it is going to be lifting north with time. notice you have got little mixing going on already here across central new jersey, some that far might not even be verifying on the gown as anything other than new snowflakes. that said, cold enough in the suburbs, in philadelphia, to see some of the white stuff coming out from the sky. mainly a steady rain, though, that's been falling as you head out toward the shore points. it is so temperature dependent, at 38 degrees at the airport versus 30 in allentown, if we had moisture moving into the lehigh valley now, you better believe it would be coming down as sleet, snow. eventually it will. waiting on some winter weather advisories to take effect here for basically berks, lancaster county, up through lehigh valley and poconos, then points north and west, too. because, we are going to see enough colds air that it will allow for probably grassy coating to fall on unpaved surfaces but also slick travel up that way. here's the general gist region

wide. there will be changeable conditions, especially if you have got longer road trip around the delaware valley for your commute. keep thatkeep that in mind. here in philly, obviously, come back here live, i don't need the umbrella at the moment. i probably will later today, though, not the worse idea to carry that accessary with you. jess, we send it into you. >> good morning, everybody, doesn't look like there is any shiny roadways here on 95. we do have an accident scene, southbound lanes, where you can see, police activity on the scene trying to get that accident cleared out of the way involving three vehicles, push over to the left hand shoulder, partially blocking part of the left-hand lane. but everybody kind of crawling on by, creating quite little bit of back up about a mile or so behind this incident scene. and over on the schuylkill expressway, at the boulevard, we have eastbound delay, here, which is pretty typical this time of morning headed eastbound toward the center city area. westbound lanes, fortunately, all over there and looking great moving along awesome toward the king every prussia area. now an accident, out in montgomery county ridge pike at baron hill road pushed over to the shoulder there. all of the majors really just

sticking to the slow areas hereof 476 northbound, little slow, from 95 into the schuylkill expressway, about 33 minute trip, and 422, slow, there as well, if you are headed eastbound from oaks into 202, about stints minutes there, over to you. >> temple university board of trustees, it is the latest fall out from recent sexual assault allegations against the comedian following his resignation, on monday. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones, spoke with members of temple's community. >> he was the face of temple university, motivating future generation. >> a lot of people look up to him. so he does have great impact on the students? cosby legendary relationship with temple came to abrupt end monday, numerous old allegations have resurfaced and new claims too. now, more than dozen women, claim to go have been drugged, and/or sexually assaulted by cosby over the past several decades. the 77 year old philadelphia native, resigned from the board every trustees of temple

university. writing in a statement: i've always been proud of my association with temple university. i have's always wanted to do what would be in the best draft university, and its students, as a result, i've tendered my resignation from the temple university boards every trustees. cosby has never faced criminal charges. and he has denied all of the allegations, but the move further complicate how student we talk to feel about the scandal, and cosby himself. >> everything coming out, i was judges like that's not true. it can't be, for anything resign from temple and everything, now i'm just like oh, is this true? >> understandable that he had to resign from temple, bring the attention. >> according to terrible's website, cosby was member of the board of trustees for academics. he had served on the board for 32 years, for it part temple released a statement saying the board of trustees accepts doctor cosby's regular is anything from the boards, and thanks him for his service to the university. >> petition due more than a thousand signature urging tell

tonight cut ties with cosby, petition created last week by 2005 temple graduates, kerry potter motorcycle storm nick. we talk to her after cosby resigned. >> i'm happen that i it doesn't seem like he will have a continuing relationship with temple. >> cosby has served on the board of trustees here since 1982. reporting in north philadelphia, todd quinones, for "eyewitness news", on the "cw philly". >> your time 8:07. in other news, investigators remain desperate for clues in shane montgomery ace disappearance. this morning, the search for the missing college student ends its sixth day. "eyewitness news" anchor jessica dean shares new details in the case including a increased reward for information. >> police search from the sky late into the afternoon on day five of the search for shane montgomery, who disappeared early thanksgiving morning, after last being seen at manayunk bar. >> what we really need is someone to give us a tip so we can lead us in the direction

every shane. >> sean's aunt mary ann volunteered fresh posters showing shane's picture across the area. back in manayunk, management at killday's irish pub detailed details. >> non-tox kaled when he left the restaurant. in our investigation, in the past four days, consistent with those statements. >> it was originally reported shane still recall into a dj boot and thrown out of the bar. but, management said while he had caused the incident, he left politely as the bar was closing at the gentle urging after employee who is also a relative. >> he was respectful, and polite young man. >> killdare's added $10,000 to the reward fun for information in shane's disappearance. later on monday, the family who owns the grill in bryn mawr pledged another $5,000. >> finding shane montgomery, is a community effort, that community is not just confined just to manayunk. >> neither is the search which will enter its sixth day on tuesday. jessica dean, cbs-3,

"eyewitness news". police continue their search for hit-and-run driver who left a man in critical condition. chopper three was over the scene at south 59th and market in west philly. we're told a gray volvo station wagon hit the man as he crossed the street last night. police only have the last four digits of the license plate, and those digit are ever -- 50 -- 05528. warning for paranicus opt as you make your holiday shopping list. >> coming up next, in the health watch. which toys may be too dangerous for kids this year? >> and a new skin care product straight from the farm. the alleged beauty benefit from pig lard. when we come back. >> ♪ >> ♪

>> actually seeing a little sun this morning if you can believe that. >> up in the poconos, looking good. sun peaking out, ya. this tuesday, katie back with the latest coming up next. let's get your funk on right now. we'll be fine. >> ♪

>> a suspect suspected car thief had to think fast after he rearended another car near lost and less, jumped out, tried to use a skateboard to get out of there. he didn't get very far. alert pick up driver spotted the crook, and used his truck to pin him against the fence.

>> every little bit of help they can go! >> turns out the good samaar at this is starve repoman. police quickly arrested the skateboarding thief with his help. >> here is your traffic and weathering. >> we take you little tour of some camera views right now, we start things off on "skycam 3", looking live over atlantic city, pretty on just what's going on here, very gloomy start. got strictly rain falling at this hour in atlantic county, and we show that to you on storm scan3 in a second. i also wanted to show you another shot from the neighborhood network, outside of whitfield elementary school, nothing but clouds, cold enough, we would probably see mix of rain and sleet around this area, since it is a little more remote out there. but, at the moment, we just don't have any moisture to work w here's what's going on, you have got this frontal boundary, sort of strung out

jut of just south of us, lifting north with time. as it lift north, colder air, you know what will happen. more mixing take place. so even right on the tail end of the loop, look what happens, boom. turns over from the mix over to rain. just northwest of i-95, because we have the sun come up, now temperatures starting to rebound. so-so location dependent. that's casino of the bottom line. flirting with freezing both reading, allentown, no moisture to speak of yet. that's why we basically are looking at rain for the most part. from philly on south and east at this hour. that will change lifting north. start see winter advisories take effect, up through the lehigh valley pocono region at 1:00 p.m. when those go into effect. otherwise in philly it is mainly wet roads, there could be some mixing through the more remote suburbs again so temperature and location dependent. so just keep an eye on the car thermometer. good rule of thumb. 52 degrees by tomorrow, warmfront, we warm up through the overnight. and any precipitation just turns over to straight up rain.

left with few lingering showers tomorrow. jess, over to you. >> thank you, katie. slow going, stop and go on the blue route at route one on the southbound lanes, there, see brake lights, they round the ben. >> king every prussia area, everything moving slowly there, headed toward the king every prussia area, typical morning delay there, though, as well. over in montgomery county, an accident, harleysville pike at main street, push over to the shoulder, and the rest of the majors really starting to to be slow, particularly heavy on 95 southbound, due to accident from woodhaven in to the vine st. expressway, about 31 minute trip, 26 minutes on the schuylkill, if you're headed eastbound, from the blue route into the vine st. vest way. and another accident, montgomery county ridge pike anbar on hill road. currently no problems for mass transit. septa new jersey transit and dart all running on time with no reported delays. ukee, back over to you. >> thank you, jess. health alert in mercer county to tell but after restaurant work is her diagnosed with

help tight a. the infected person works at rose's restaurant and catering in hamilton township. could be at risk of getting hepatitis if you ate there between november 10th and yesterday. some of the symptoms of help tight a are a mild fever, loss of appetite, nausea, and feeling fatigue, tiredness, those symptoms usually appear two, six weeks after one is exposed to the virus. now if you are worried please call the hamilton township division of health. >> health watch this morning, many parent shopping for toys for their children. now there is new information on a growing number of injuries related to certain toys. "eyewitness news" health reporter stephanie stahl explains what is dangerous and why. >> powered scooters popular and fun for kids, but also, dangerous. >> can go real fast. >> new research from children's hospital shows injuries, related to toys, have increased nearly 40% in the past two decades. for small children, the hazard is choking on small toys, but

toys on wheels caused the most injuries. >> injuries typically result from the a fall, cuts, to the face or to the head, sometimes fractures, and more rarely, a traumatic brain injury. >> right on toys include scooters, wagons, tricycles, motorized cars for kids. bicycles were not included in the study. >> when parent purchased toys, they need to read the warning labels, the information on the packages, to make sure that that toy is appropriate for their child based on their child's age. >> gary says when it comes to ride on toys, children should be supervised and always wear a helmet. >> but this mom says, she's not too wore bid toy related injuries. >> i kind of lena little bit more toward the idea of just like let kids be kids. and, you know, accident happen. of course i want them to wear a helmet more often than not. >> researchers say every three minutes, child is treated in the emergency room, for a toy related injury. and those numbers are growing.

the toy industry association says while the injuries may happen when a toy was being used, that doesn't mean the toy itself caused the injury. stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> one virginia farmer says he's nature best kept beauty secret in pig lard. >> james henderson debuted this new skin care line last weekend, he says lard actually heals acne, wounds, burns, and even scars. his heal fast products are infused with essential oils, and plant extract, some of which he grows on his own farm. >> nothing like little chitlings on the cheeks. >> bring on the bacon! hey, if it works, i'm all for it. >> that's it. >> jingle bells in the hands of two renounded jazz artists. >> ♪ >> kicking off holiday season.

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>> our pat ciarrocchi, with a little help from the holiday classic. >> ♪ >> yipping he will bells doesn't usually sound like this. >> ♪ >> with jazz artists, terrell stafford on the drum pell, and larry mckenna on the saxophone, even they didn't know what was going to happen next. >> he plaids a lick, then i kind of answer it, where we have weaving in and out. we can create something right here on the spot. >> that's the magic of jazz the jazz orchestra of philadelphia performed outside of city hall last summer. but on wednesday night at 8:00 the perform billy nutcracker, led by stafford, found his musical home in philadelphia more than 20 years ago. >> specially here in philadelphia, there is a soul fullness that you don't find other places, and i think the soul fullness comes from the spirit of the people. >> at 77, larry mckenna foles that, too, living in olney,

his entire life. >> a lot of people as -- feel as though, specially jazz musicians, the older they get, the more that they've lived it, comes through in their music. >> you'll hear that when mckenna teams with two sacks icons, wednesday night. >> playing with the ban, but also with bootsy barnes, and jimmy heath they're two legendary saxophone players. so it will be a big kick doing that. >> ♪ >> i do love what i do. i love to teach. i love play. i love it all. >> some of the love came from his mother who played the it up prep as a teenager. >> so when your mom says to you i don't think that note was quite right. what do you say to her? >> i'll work on it and get it better. that's been my answer for 48 years. >> for more on all of the holiday concerts at the kimmel, go to the arts in philly.org. pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". ♪

>> great job, gentlemen, great job. >> can't beat that. >> oh, remind me -- oh, i love the brass sound, young, oh, with the jaw coming out, great sound. we'll be right back. watching "eyewitness news" on "cw philly". good morning, family, see you in a bit.

>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". good morning, everyone, i'm ukee washington, philadelphia police hoping the public can help them track down a robbery suspect. police release this surveillance video within the last hour. investigators say, an armed suspect confront add victim at a wells fargo atm on castor avenue. it happened last monday, november 24th, about 11:30 at night. if you recognize that suspect, please, contact the authorities. let's get your forecast with katie in the weather center. good morning. >> good morning, everybody, today will be one of those days where you really just need to pay attention what's going on around you, as you travel, because we have frontal boundary that will be giving us more than anything big travel headache here today. at the moment, any wet weather confined to the southeastern half of the delaware vale.

see i95 on south and east primarily rain at this point. now that the sun's up, and as we go through the day here the whole batch of wet weather will lift north into some colder air, that's why we're worrying about wintery mix of some snow, some sleet, micking in with some of the rain. specially, as go into the suburbs, just northwest of philadelphia, and points on north and west of that. temperatures actually rise through the overnight. we'll actually see any wintery weather, turn over to straight up rain, in every location. by tomorrow, left with few lingering rain showers, it will also and lot milder. jess? >> thanks, katie. good morning, everybody, just coming up on 8:30, everything looking great. starting to slow down just little bit on 42, around creek road. so the southbound lanes moving great toward the a.c. expressway. and not as much volume as little earlier in the morning here headed northbound to 295 and the surrounding area bridges, looking good there, water main break, with police activity on the scene trying to direct around the area. b street at allegheny avenue. ukee being back over to you. >> thanks so much. next update at 8: 55, up next

on cbs this morning, sales of consumer drones sky rocket. for more local news weather traffic and sports, you can find us on the "cw philly" on these channels. i'm ukee washington, good mornin

>> live storm scan3 tracking wintery mix today. see how much green is rolling our area -- over our area. katie will be along in just a couple of minutes.

>> traffic showing the ben franklin bridge, things calming down a little bitment jessica joins because check on the road. we traffic and weather together. we do it together. it is coming up in just a few minute. first, in the news. >> from philadelphia, to ferguson, philly top cop is bringing new reforms to police departments, nationwide. >> president obama names commissioner charles ramsey to head up task force to help bring communities lows err together. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us now, from police headquarters, with more on this story. justin, good morning. >> good morning, ukee, yes, the call from the white house came down last week, and commissioner ramsey accepted the job as co-chair of a task force on 21st century policing, he said he already has ideas he want to explore, as well, the white house says, it is exploring this, as a result of the violence and airiness ferguson as it continues nationwide, just yesterday, we saw another wave on the campuses of penn and drexel and over the next three month, ramsey and his task force will correspond with

police agencies across the country, even department of justice. and together, they hope to as. recall baseline for police best practices. white house is also proposing 263 million-dollar plan, which calls for training, and modernized equipment for police across the country as well as $75 million for cameras for officers, body cameras, that is, now, earlier on "eyewitness news", the commissioner says, he already has recommendations, that he wants to smith, as well as a few other, as well. take a listen. >> hire in philadelphia, across the us, police have been engaging in community policing for the last 25 years, but communities have been left hine, where we've not broken the ice in terms of trust. i think the time something absolutely right for substantial change, in a way we go about doing things, we have to take community police to go a next level. and we can't afford to leave anyone behind. >> point every doing so, restoring charts from police to the people that they serve

as well, part that far could be with body cameras. we know the white house is support that, with this propose the allocation of monday foyer them, as well as here in philadelphia, the commissioner says they're already pilot that program here at district 22, and he wants to make that permanent. he says, the commissioner here. we are live at police headquarters, justin finch, "eyewitness news" "eyewitness news", on the "cw" fill. >> i justin, thank you. new questions running raised over controversial gesture, made by some players on the st. louis rams pro-football team. five came out of the looker room to start the game sunday with arms raised showing support for ferguson protesters. in the days sense, police officials say the team called to apologize. but rams executives, not only deny the apology, they also say, they're supporting their players rights to express their own views. >> just a positive message, that's all we're trying do. positive message. hoping something good will come out of it. >> i mean, we definitely hear about it all. we just want it to stop.

>> now, none of the players are expected to be discipline. head coach jeff fisher said he plans to hand it will internally. >> 8:33, here's your traffic and weather together. katy? >> as we showed you, just minute or two ago on storm scan3, we are dealing with a more of news and system than anything, really just frontal boundery that can't decide where it wants to go. actually the front that dropped south yesterday, brought in some showers toward evening, and there it sits once again, sort of meandering across the southeastern third of the delaware valley here now all morning long, and because it has dropped little further south, dropped for the most part into some milder air. so that's why we've seen some of the colors changing here, over the last few hours, where the purple and pinks indicating the wintery precipitation have gone away basically left with rain. it will not stay that way. i want you just to think about what the temperatures are going to be in your location when you leave. typically colder spots could easily see some sleet or some snow mixing back in, as this whole thing just lifts north again, throughout the day. it is solo case and

temperature dependent on forecast like this, so just keep that in mine. if you plan to maybe take a road trip, headed off to the north, perhaps, up the northeast extension, very, very important difference, between philadelphia and allentown. as long as that moisture creeps north, you are going to easily ends up with some snow and sleet, where the temperature is right around freezing, quakertown, lehigh valley. where we actually end up seeing winter advisories taking effect by 1:00 p.m. today. depending on location, probably something different from neighbor or two, up to 4 degrees in philadelphia, primarily just wet roads, but you won't have to go too far north and west before see little sleet mixing in, as well. jess, over to you. >> thank you, good morning, everybody, currently no problems, trying not to get ahead of myself here. but we've had relatively easy morning, from the jersey side on the ben franklin bridge, headed westbound, into the city. currently no problems there. if you are headed from the sit my jersey, no problems doing that, as well. headed eastbound, and in new jersey route 42 freeway, creek road, things moving great in both directions, and

northbound lanes, packing little bit of volume little earlier today, seem to be have some relief there. headed northbound toward the 295 interchange, and the surrounding area bridges. now, we have water main break, excuse me, actually, an accident in new jersey, 295 northbound, at route 47. and we also do have water main break at b street and allegheny avenue. activity on the scene trying get that cleaned up. so just use some caution around the area. but the rest of the travel times here 95 southbound, doing pretty poorly all morning from woodhaven into the vine st. vest way about 27 minute trip. and the schuylkill expressway not doing too bad they head eastbound from the blue route into the vine, with about 24 minute trip there. diana being back to ever to you. >> jess, that today, new jersey governor chris christie returns to camden, this time making announcement on school construction project. critics say the governor has not done enough to replace aging school buildings, christy has made frequent appearances at schools in camden, which is among the nation's most impoverished cities. >> also, today, nfl star rid

ian peterson appealing for child abuse, minnesota vikings running back hearing against the nfl is set for later today. he want to get back on the football field. peterson said no contest to assault charges, for hitting his four year old son with a thin tree branch called a switch. a georgia boy trapped behind a wall allegedly held captive therefore four years, shares his experience for the very first time. correspondent don't done champion has more on his incredible rescue. >> i'm doing great, just thank god i'm feeling great. >> thirteen year old gregory jean junior all smiles now, hard to believe after the four year ordeal police say he's been through, officers found him this weekend behind a fake wall in his biological father's home in jonesboro, georgia. >> i just was ready to go home. >> jean says he was abused and kept as a slave. his mother report he had him missing four years ago, after he went to visit his father. the mom, never heard from him

again, until last week when jean sent her a friend request on facebook. after telling his mom what was happening she called police. jean then managed to used under connected phone to lead police to where he was. >> and i just went on, download dollars the app, that called my mom. >> jean's father and stepmother now face false imprisonment, cruelty to children charges. stepmother allegedly lied to police when they initially showed up to the home. jean was eventually found during the second search. >> it is a standard linen closet. in one of the shelves where an access door access handle into the upper garage area. which was beamed and insulation. >> police say more charges are possible in the case. don champion, cbs news, new york. >> our time now 8:37. are you still working on your whom day shopping list? >> coming up next we have some details on great gift ideas. high heck stocking stuffers for less than $50. we also have this. >> ♪ beautiful day ♪

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well, it is beginning to look a lot like christmas across the tri-state air. >> three, two, one! >> happy holidays! >> santa claus with the christmas tree, at rittenhouse e square last night, little help from "eyewitness news" helper, meteorologist, kate bilo. people there also enjoyed some great holiday music. >> and, tonight by the way, kate will be live at the christmas display at longwood gardens on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 and 6:00. if you put on a light show for the holidays, by the way, send

us pictures of your display. you can send them on social media, using the hashtag cbs-3 holiday lights, or just go to cbsphilly.com. we would love to see them, love to share them, as women. with holiday shopping season kicking into high gear, we are helping you get everything on your list, than year, high-tech gift, don't have to be high priced. >> cnet.com sumi-daz found unique stocking stuff ers, all cost $50 or less. >> this holiday season, don't drop a bundle for cool gadgets. here are some high-tech gift under $50. arms not long enough for the perfect self me? the 40-dollar selfie smart phone case has built in remote shutter. just slide out the remote when feeling snap-happy. cases are available for the iphone five, six, six plus, and galaxy s5. >> got little music lover on your list? the animals headphones available at best buy protect we ears by limiting volumes to 85 decibels. for $25, kids will love the furry monkeys is, parent

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click on the holiday gift guide. in san francisco, sumidaz, "eyewitness news". that's what i want. are you keeping track? >> oh, i thought -- >> the amazon streamer. >> i thought you wanted the charlie brown musical. >> well, you can't go wrong with that. who doesn't love that? the holidays also mean elf on the shelf has officially returned, and all around town thousands of little elves are popping up. >> and here's our man phil, yep, he turned up. the cbs-3 elf turned up this morning in the weather department. in the weather center. just hanging out. scaring me. >> we haven't found him yet though. i mean -- >> he disappeared right after that shot. >> i look over, he was gone. >> we want to see your elf on the shelf. what your he will self up to. post yours to twitter, instagram, facebook, hashtag elfie selfie, may show it on tv. >> i think i might be seen creeping behind kate. >> i what? >> just kidding. >> i wouldn't be surprised by. that will he's hanging out by storm scan3, had no idea he

was there, no idea. >> just pops up anywhere. >> serious lip, he's so cute though so we'll let him get away with t pictures coming in from the weather watcher network. great observations sent in by viewers this morning, so appreciative of that. specially with forecast like there is conditions so dependent on your location. here an is a picture, rainy morning on the beach for hour, face south here atlantic city, tim mitchell sent that in for us. douglas ville, pa, love there is look real closely, this is all that's left of frosty. says michael from douglas ville, which i think is hilarious. frosty may not be so happy about. that will looking in allentown, new jersey, where out on orr road, we find some grass obviously no snow on the ground, and little caption says running past the horse time on or road. going next, out to the actual temperature reading, we're finding across the board here, generally into the mid or upper 30's most spots. so when we get go next to

storm scan3, what you'll find here is primarily rain. that we've had over the last couple of hours. notice, even if you look, look at this one little pocket. see how it just starts to come bloatly turn over to rain? that's because the sun's up now. the temperatures are responding to little bit of warming trends here. and it is allowed any of that wintery weather to sort of turn back over to rain. that will change with time. quickly we walk you through future weather, as we go forward in the forecast, remember, this is just model, good guide, but it is not going to be exact. what you will find here is that with this front lifting north, the mixing starts to take place, and it does look like the further north you go, the more likely it will be that you find some snow. which will likely just accumulate on unpaved surfaces, fog more than coating, but will slow you down where you have pink on the radar, that gets, you know, little dicey t could be certainly very slick. and you might not see it coming. so, keep an eye on the car thermometer. that will would be good idea. meanwhile overnight, look what happens. warmer air invites. so everybody turns over to straight up just rain through the overnight, some of it could freeze on contact

initially, but the key here is that warmer air is taking the lead. and by tomorrow, we will have chance to moderate up on the thermometer. so today no better than 40, further north and west go, colder, but by tomorrow, actually all the way back to the low 50's, just smidge above average. thursday is quiet. we get some sun. it will be a little on the cool side. hey we will take what we can get. jess, over you. >> yes, thank you, katie. good morning, everybody, pretty good run this morning. traffic wise, on the schuylkill expressway, just around 30th street, just some police activity, push over into the right hand shoulder here. headed eastbound, not causing too many problems, just some added volume. and it seems to be pulling out of the way. now, anyway, so not really that will set you back too much if you're headed eastbound on the schuylkill expressway. over on the boulevard, typical delay for the morning, but not really much going on either. so southbound toward the schuylkill expressway, moving along okay, northbound lanes moving just great. now an accident out in new jersey, 295 north bound,.

>> florence and columbus, accident. b street, al guinea, for clean up, just avoid that area if you can. the rest of the majors, 95 southbound, starting to be slow just few people ago, little heavy, things lightening up there little bit from woodhaven into the vine, about 24 minutes, 11 minutes on 422 eastbound if you you're headed there oaks into 202, back to you. >> list hope the public can help them finds an armed robbery suspect. let's show you mily released surveillance video from the wells fargo bank over on castor avenue northeast philly where the suspect robbed a 57 year old woman on november 24th. if you recognize the suspect, please, contact the police. >> crash happened about 11:30 last night near germantown avenue and tioga street in north philadelphia. >> philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey appeared with us live on our sister station cbs-3 earlier this morning, commissioner ramsey hand picked by

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>> 8:53, traffic and weather together before we roll. >> one quick check for you here on thousand hinges will fair as the day progresses, may not be too bad with the weather but eventually next system moves in. leaking mainly at wet roads in the city but it could get little icy further north and west you travel. jess? >> some problems out in new jersey 295 northbound at route 47. and another one, up little waste there, 295 northbound, at florence and columbus push

over to the right-hand side. >> jess, thanks so much. thanks for watching "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly". don't forget more local news weather traffic and sports, we're always on at cbsphilly.com. >> don't forget to check us out on talk philly, at noon, on cbs-3. we're back in 30 seconds with a check, news traffic, and weather together. >> have a great one.

>> good morning, i'm diana rocco. reward now at least $25,000 for information on a missing west chester university student. >> twenty-one year old shane montgomery was last seen early thanksgiving morning, at a manayunk bar. police are investigating if they can establish a trail by following shane's cell phone and credit card records. if you have any information, please, contact authorities. now, let's get a look at your forecast today with katie. good morning. >> hey, diana, good morning, today will be tricky day whether it comes to travel. specially if you are headed south right now, and that's generally where we're finding the bulk of precipitation confined, but notice what's happened over the last few hours, once the sun came up, temperatures had chance to moderate little bit. any of the snow that perhaps we saw north of baltimore,

straight up rain in new castle cone i. now you got to keep in mind, very location and temperature dependent. what we find out there today as the whole system left north through the day, looking at light wintery mix of some rain, some snow, some sleet. it will not accumulate much. definitely nuisance precipitation, about will at this you up of the traveling overnight, actually see the temperatures climb, so see any wintery weather turn over to just rain, and just left with a few lingering rain showers by tomorrow. expecting temperatures to rebounds, to 52 degrees. jess, over to you. >> good morning, loft volume added volume out in the schuylkill expressway around the boulevard, the eastbound lanes, crawling, same story for the web lanes headed to the king every prussia area and 295 at florence and columbus. rest of the majors slow. good thing. they could be worse. fifty-nine southbound from wood half mean the vine about 23 minutes, and 4422 from oaks

into 202, even about one is right there. back to you. >> thanks, that's eyewitness fuse for now. join us at noon for talk philly. have a great day.

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