cars. before flipping over and bursting into flames, a few yards away. that crash remains under investigation. and, a fire has damage add rowhouse in west philadelphia. firefighters got the call to a fire at this home at 12 south connestoga street around 3:45 this morning, they got it under control in about a half hour. we're told one person is at the hospital with a medical condition not related to that fire. also, a shooting outside west philadelphia bar, sends man to the hospital, police say, a 30 year old man was talking to a woman, at 40th and market, when another man shot him in the thigh. now, after that shooting the victim ran into a bar where police say he works as a bartender. he is? stable condition, police are now looking for that gunman. >> good morning, everyone, second attempt spells sweet success for nasa. >> about hour ago, the space agency launched it newest spacecraft orion after multiple delays scrubbed plans yesterday. cbs news correspondent craig boswell response ushers in new era of sprays exploration.

>> and lift off. the dawn of orion. >> the orion spacecraft blasted off from cape canaveral and launch nasa into the future. >> but engines first stage. >> nasa forced to postpone the launch on thursday, because of strong winds, and a problem with a rocket fuel valve. today's successful take-off marks the craft's made encouraging voyage. >> now 1300, 41 feet per seconds. >> orion designed to one day take astronaunts to mars, but today's four and a half hour unmanned mission is a test flight, the craft orbiting the earth two times, reaching some 3600 miles into space, it will re-enter through temperatures near 4,000 degrees, and splash down into the pacific. cbs news space consultant bill harwood says this is one of the biggest heat shields nasa has ever built. >> you want to make absolutely sure that these systems work normally before astronaunts get on board. >> thousands of people return to the kennedy space center today to watch the second attempt at launch crowds like this haven't been seen leer since the last space

shuttle took off in 2011. the orion ship is set to fly humans farther than any spacecraft since the apollo missions. >> they want to make sure the spacecraft is survive the radiation environ n deep space. >> nasa wants to first sends astronaunts to asteroid after the year 2020, about ten years later, the plan is for a manned mission to mars. craig boswell "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly". >> all right, it is 8:03 right now, we send it over to katie for the for the cast. >> good morning, nicole. happy friday everybody, this will be the arrival today, making at rye of the of the combination of our next system, so we will start off with mainly just some rain out there for you, storm scan3, already, showing some signs of life out there in the form of some moisture, that's just moving in ahead of the main energy. whether we zoom it out little bit more, you will fine some of the steadier rounds every rain, even little bit of the sleet, moving through the allegheny's, for example, is still pretty far removed from our region, and it is taking its time to get here. so just matter of time obviously before we start to

see any sun like it skewed for more clouds and the raindrops begin to fall. currently 38 degrees outside middle township high school cape may courthouse, do still have some sunlight. it will be at premium here today. with more clouds building with time. forty's to the 20's, big divide here depending on location. thirty-seven currently obviously at the airport, and we are, again, going to start to see things shift in our atmosphere with time here. we eventually climb to about 46 for the daytime high in the city, and we will be seeing the steadiest rain, more after shield of wet weather, moving toward us, at that point. it does look like the brunt of the rain will hole off until tonight. we may see shower as early as this afternoon. vittoria? >> thank you, katie, good morning, everyone, still trying to get rid of tractor-trailer that is blocking the center lane on the sound bound side of 95 this shot here through the construction zone at cottman, that incident is up ahead. if you are trying to travel in this area, you will notice that it is causing quite a

delay out of the northeast so give yourself more time, jump on 95 at different location, like, aramingo, for example. as we continue now, jumping on over to the scene whatever looks like something's going on, unless they just zoom n476 making your way around route one. i thought they were zooming in on something, but seems to be the cameras just zoomed in for the sake of zooming in. if you are traveling on 476, we do have northbound delays between 95 as you make your way out through to springfield, so careful that 25 miles per hour is your speed censor. thirty on the schuylkill, but speeds drop, approaching the boulevard, out through to just beyond gladwynn. remember, it is 15 miles per hour on 95, we also still have delays for the paoli thorndale line. and the manayunk norristown line. so definitely want to double check that. >> not to indict white police officer in the choke holding death of african-american man. >> this morning, cbs news reports more than 200 people

after he is dollars thursday. don champion more now from new york. >> dog result dollars traffic on the west side highway for second night. >> earlier in the night, the mostly peaceful demonstrations took a turn in times square, where police made several arrests. other rallied for eric garner as the site of the staten island ferry in march to down city streets in enough is enough. people are getting murdered every day, i'm sick and tired of it. >> angie over decision not to indict the officer in the death, continues to spill over to other cities across the nation. thousands of people of all races, push for change at boston's christmas tree lighting. >> need to get the message across to people even though people don't think this directly affect them. >> officer testified, before the grand jury, for two hours, about what happened here in july, when he took garner down as cameras rolled.

maybe tapes not a choke head but maneuver he learned at the police academy. >> is that in fact within the framework of what we teach our officers in terms of how do you take down a person you are trying to area necessary. >> in a interview with cbs scott pelle, new york city police commissioner brill brat on says the department is investigating, the nypd will also retrain thousands of its officers, in using less force, when possible. don champion, "eyewitness news", on the "cw philly". >> philadelphia protesters are also calling for change. it was a subdued scene inside this church on north broad street, that's where a group discussed future plans for protests. earlier thursday, student at temple university staged a die-in, sending message that they stand with michael brown. no matter the stage, the message remains the same. action may come in the form of sill ill rights case. the justice department has

launched a federal investigation. well, hip hot artist and reality television star flavor flav joined demonstrations in missouri. stood with protesters as they rallied outside the city police department. before that, he encouraged demonstrate tears remain peaceful when he spoke at a local church. well, bill cosby is firing back, the comedian is counter suing a woman who claims he molested her four decades ago, when she was just 15 years old. >> cosby's lawyers are asking a california judge to throw out her lawsuit. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live in the cbs-3 sat center more on the legal battle. justin? >> good morning, nicole. yes, that accuser is seeking damages, for psychological and mental anguish. but cosby's lawyers say she has tried to extort them before and has come back again for just more of his money. but the lapd could look into all every these cosby claims despite the statute of limitations. speaking to the press, thursday, lapd chief charlie beck said his agency prepared

to investigate sex assault claims against bill cosby, even if he can't be criminally charged. >> no, could be used in civil recourse or number of other things. we don't turn people away because things are out of statute. you come to us specially with now sexual allegation, you know, we will work with you. >> the lapd would not elaborate on the chief's comments, but, former la county prosecutor, steve mizer, says the move is unusual, unlikely, and possibly illegal. >> if lapd takes taxpayer dollars, and uses them to basically function as the private investigator for private plaintiff, that should be construed as an unlawful gift of public funds and it should be barred. >> that would apply to the woman who filed suit against cosby, tuesday. she claims the comedian sexually assaulted her in 1974, at the playboy mansion, when she was only 15 years old. cosby's attorneys are working to dismiss the suit, calling her story false, and saying she tried selling it to tabloids a decade ago, and,

made extortion and threats to mr. cosby about criminal penalties, coupled with demand for six-figure pay date to keep quiet. and offering as proof copies of a letter dated december 1st, reading: your demand for money from mr. cosby is rejected. now the lapd says it has no record of complaint against cosby at this time. and justice this week iraqi week for cosby, he announced stepping down at trustee at temple university, and the us navy pulled its honorary status a mid these allegations. live in the sat center, justin finch "eyewitness news" on the "cw" fill. >> i justin, thank you for. that will in other news this morning, pennsylvania govenor-elect tom wolf heads to the white house this afternoon. he is is one of six newly elect governors meeting in the oval offers with president obama and vice president biden. wolf is the only democrat among them. the white house says, the discussion will recover around how to improve the economy, and, opportunities for people to succeed. >> now, the white house also confirmed this morning, that the president will nominate abington native ashton carter

to be his next defense secretary. the announcement will be a couple of hours from now, cart is her 1972 graduate of abington high school. he used to be the deputy defense secretary. now, if the senate confirms him, cart letter take over for chuck hagel, of course resigned earlier last week. >> new jersey lawmakers probing the bridge scandal have found no evidence that governor chris christie was part of it. a report from a joint legislative panel, investigating politically motivated traffic jams, say two of the governor's aids act with the little regard for safety when authorized the lane closures. us attorney's offers now investigating but no one has been charged. >> and still to come this morning on the "cw philly". if you had a flu shot, it might not be enough to protect you from the flu. we have some important information ahead in the health watch. >> and three puppies found inside a north philly warehouse, booby-trapped with trip wires and shotguns, are getting a second chance at life. and now they need new homes.

>> ♪ >> the sun is rising on your friday. looking liver down the shore. >> looks gorgeous. >> little cold. >> anybody down there? >> but bright and beautiful at least for now. >> right, for now. >> i don't see one soul by the way to answer your question. >> somebody? anybody? >> are you out there? rain this weekend. katie has your forecast coming up next. >> ♪

>> a super typhoon claims thousands in the philippines. >> people have come to me, and they're asking me, you know, why did god take away my children. what did they do wrong? >> it is a miracle here and a blessing here and the grace of god. it's where you're going to go after that. >> cbn news' george thomas investigates how the mayor's faith helped heal his town. j re

looking live at the big j, battleship new jersey in camden, where a wreath laying

is her moanly commemorate the attack on pearl harbor. the ceremony begins at 10:00 this morning. sunday is the 73rd anniversary of the surprise attack on pearl harbor. more than 2300 americans were killed prompting the us to enter world war ii. >> depending on location, before you went to the break, we showed you shot down the shore, where they've got some sunshine, a loft us stuck in the clouds already, because of the mess that's encroaching on the area as we speak. you know, even though this is actually a warmfront, whether talking, just terms like that. just because we call it warmfront doesn't mean the atmosphere will stay warm enough it is just rain. obviously cold enough air in place to trigger pink, purple to show up on the radar, in other words, wintery precipitation through central pennsylvania. here is the main bulk of the storm, though, still well off to the west, here is your warmfront, core of the storm, still developing, with some pretty heavy rain. then you have frontal boundary

cold frontal boundary sort of swept on the back edge of this. all piece haves to come through before we say we're done with the storm, which means seconds half of today and basically all of tomorrow dealing with this now today mid 40's being social security owing see the warmfront keep it relatively steady once they climb to the 40's, be generally just looking at a wash out here. looks like saturday, if you are looking for a window of opportunity to get in outdoor plans, i suggest early on tomorrow. otherwise expect the rain is pretty much going to take over the radar t may be stuck with us for the better part of the day. that will would be your little window every opportunity if you really need it. looking ahead to sunday, lingering shower in the morning, end up with sunshine later in the day which is good news for the eagles obviously, but could be some wind issues out there, with chilly wind, out at trenton, 30 allentown, chilly start, but at least dry for now, and perhaps if i were

planning to drive up to the poconos here, watch maybe for little bit of freezing out there, to mix in, as we go into tonight, there are winter weather advisories that take effect at that point by the way. tomorrow more of steady rain story, in philadelphia, looking at generally the same scenario. vittoria? >> still talking about 95, 95, southbound, jammed, approaching academy all the way down through to the vine street expressway. penndot starts zooming in on the shot here, into the too far from bridge street. through the construction zone at cottman, reason being, we earlier disable tractor tracking out the center lane, and what are they looking at on there? taking out i always look to see what they're doing, but taking out center lanas you make your way around bridge. so, we have the residual traffic problem on top of rush hour, so in short southbound 95 just absolutely jammed. loaded over to the vine, busy shot around the schuylkill, if you are heading westbound, toward 76, or eastbound, from 76 to broad street, you will

fine rush hour delays as well on not only 95, where you are traveling 15 miles per hour and not only on the schuylkill where you are at 30, western suburbs, biggest pocket approaching city avenue through the tiglate win, 476, jammed in the blue route from 95 out through to route one, also seeing delays in the westbound side of the pa turnpike, out of willow grove to mid-county, and on 422 eastbound as you commute your way from trooper down toward 202. manayunk norristown, as well as paoli thorndale delayed, 101 and 102 trolley, run on or close to schedule. >> victoria, thank you. health watch this morning, officials say the flu vaccine may not be very effective in preventing the flu this year. the centers for disease control say the strain that doctors are seeing most right now is actually the strain that's not in the vaccination. if you receiver the shot should still provide some protection, last year the flu shot about 60% effective. >> health off initials new jersey, suspected second case of hepatitis-a is false alarm.

at clinic where hepatitis-a vaccinations were offered to resident of hamilton township. officials say anyone who ate at rosa's catering should get the shock if they've never been vaccinated for hepatitis-a. this morning an employee remains hospitalized after getting sick. three puppies rescued from deplorable conditions inside a north philly warehouse gets second chance at life. syma chowdhry has an update on their road to recovery, and the search for a forever home. >> test puppies only for months olds, but haven't had easy life. last month, the three were removed from a warehouse filled with booby traps, on the 1800 block of west sedgley avenue in north philadelphia. they were taken away by animal control, during a eviction order. >> poor little puppies, were in really bad shape. and have i urgent, needed rescue to step up or would be euthanized. >> founder of new life and mal rescue and brought them to the

mt. laurel animal hospital. sad they have to live in those conditions. it is not their put. >> pup his an upper respiratory infection, and a severe and very contagious case of mainge. >> had so many scabs that they were, again, tearing themselves apart. >> the three were under weight, un comfortable in their own skin, and full of fear. >> they were so frightened, and really didn't want to have any kind of human contact animals were kept in isolation room, the three are now expected to make a full recovery. >> they have a lot of hair lost, but hair coming in, and these guys, in a few months, you won't even know that they had this condition. >> now that they aren't in pain, the puppies can focus on being puppies. >> much more comfortable, in fact, thank you, they're much more comfortable. >> all three will be in foster care by the ends of this week. then, they'll be up for adoption. if you would like to learn more information, just log ton our website cbsphilly.com n

mt. laurel, syma chowdhry, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> beautiful animals. >> cute pups. >> hope you can log on. >> absolutely, great cause there, all right, 8:20 right now. is college cheaper than college care? coming up staggering numbers what it cost toss have someone watch your child. newborn that tips the scales in a big way. >> first, what's coming up tonight on the "cw philly". 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.

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>> looking live, at the benny, clouds will be pushing out some rain clouds, some raindrops, rather. >> yep. >> later on tomorrow, we'll talk about that coming one katie. torrey has your traffic coming up in just a little bit. talk about childcare right now, big expense, would you believe it cost more than college? >> yes, childcare aware, group that provides resource toss parent and caregivers, crunch the numbers. it is the latest report found the annual cost of childcare in the us, can actually be as high as $14,500 for an infant or little more than $12,000 for a four year old. but, how much you pay actually depends on where you live, a apparently parents in massachusetts spend the most, louisianna the least. if you are like me, just guilt your families members into watching the babe. >> i does it work? >> every time. you know what i don't have to really pull. >> you got it going on, good for you. >> they want to do it.

>> one little girl, big surprise for column rad a ma'am. >> meet me a, weighing in at 13-pound, 13 ounces. doctors delivered her by c-section monday, for the mother's sake. mia is expected to be in the hospital for few more days, and her mom is doing well. so that's some good news. >> watching her very carefully before she goes home. welcome to the world. short break, you're watchingg "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly". be right back.

this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". good mornings everyone, i'm ukee washington, fiery one car crash kills a man in montgomery county. it happened around 1:30 this morning on hill dale and bonntower road in cheltenham township. driver struck several parked cars, flipped into a yard, then burst into flames. he was pronounced dead at the scene, investigators are working to determine what caused that crash. >> let's get your forecast with katie in the weather center. good morning. >> hey, everybody, happy friday to you. today is going to be a day of transition for us, we start off generally dry, going to end up with some soaking rain. now, as we look at storm scan3, and, you know, just in the last couple of hours here, we have actually seen few little blips on the radar here, and some of the eyewitness weather watchers out in the network reporting they've seen little sleet.

generally speaking the wet weather is holding off for us, until we hit the afternoon at the earliest. so don't worry too much about need that umbrella until later on today. 46 degrees, our expected hi, we drop it back down to 43 tonight. not too much movement on the thermometer. but will be pockets of steadier rain, especially northwest of philadelphia. looking forward in the forecast, well, tomorrow's basically just a rainy day. you may have little window of opportunity to get in outdoor plans early on, have you to hurry up. because eventually we all get doused, vittoria. >> good times, good times. speaking of good times, not really, 95 just not good at all. southbound 95 jammed out of the northeast academy all the way down through to the vine. we have been dealing with disable tractor-trailer approaching bridge street, blocking center lane for quite some time. residual traffic on top of rush hour, why it looks as it does. as we continue, we are going to take you now elsewhere. there we go. to the maps. where we notice that it is rush hour, 30 your average on the schuylkill, 25 on 95,

watch out for delays, in regard to mass transit. ukee? >> thank you, let's do it again at 8:55, up next this morning, which of your favorite artist haves chance favorite artist haves chance at grammy coal.

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vittoria joins us with a check of all of the roads. we'll do traffic and weather together. coming up in just a few moments from now. in the news, good morning, bill cosby using the courtesies tell to fight back against another sexual assault allegation. >> his lawyers counter sued the woman claiming she was only looking for a payday after failing to sell her story to a tabloid. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is live in the cbs-3 sat center with the latest on that, justin? >> cosby's legal team says latest accuser tried to extort him before. now coming back for more of his money. lapd chief is saying these cosby claims warrant investigation, even if they're passed, the statute of limitations. it has been a long week for cosby on tuesday. that california accuser filed suit, claim that he drugged and sexually assaulted her when she was 15, back in 1974 at the playboy mansion. now, cosby is countering suing her, claim that she tried to extort him for up to $250,000, and sell her story to the tabloids, and then on

wednesday, three more accusers came forward, and that was on the same day that word came down that cosby would no longer serve as a trustee at temple university. and on thursday, the us navy pulled cosby's honorary chief petty officer stat us a mid these growing allegations. this bridges the number of accusers close to 20 at this point. and the chief of the lapd says his agency is willing to investigate these claims even though some experts call that move unusual and possibly illegal. >> we will obviously regardless of statute investigate if they're brought to us. >> lapd takes taxpayer dollars, and uses them to basically function as the private investigator for a private plaintiff, that should be construed as an unlawful gift of public funds and it should be barred. the lapd would not comment further on the chief's comment, however, do say they have no record of complaint against cosby, at this time.

live in the sat center, justin finch "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly" i. >> thank you, meanwhile protests continue after a grand jury's decision not to indict a white police officer, in the choke holding death after unarmed black man. report as many as 200 people were arrested. thousands joined the protest in new york last light from streets to bridges, people block traffic, showed emotion over the death of 43 year older i can garner. >> issue goes beyond race. >> this is not a black and whitish ooh. >> i believe it is a christ us. >> if philadelphia it was a more subdued scene inside this church on north broad street, that's where group discussed future plans for protests. now, earlier on thursday, student at temple university staged what's called a die-in, sending message that they stands with michael brown. >> and, for philadelphia, to the midwest, tensions remain high in chicago, as well.

protesters halted traffic along lake shore drive and marched around the city's main loop. demonstrators chanted: i can't breathe, in support of garner. chicago police arrested at least two people, as officers tried to control the large crowds there. >> it is 8: 33, let's check in with katie. >> you know we start today zero to see the potential, even as early as this afternoon, but over the last few hours, there were few little blips on the radar. that actually verified on the gown. that's where our eyewitness weather watcher network is coming in so handy. if you look closely in the last few hours, those few little pockets that moved over chester county, want to zero in on this, what i actually do is take you back in time to see what we are talking about here, this is now. we take you all the way back to oh, say 6:00. so, see one little pocket moves in. we did hear some report of sleep from that, as well as this guy rolling on in to portions even of northern philadelphia county. that will at this point has fizzle. here is the general gist, guys, you will see view like

this. more clouds than anything as we find out. 29 degrees the current temperature, very limited sunshine, as we see the steadier rain move in, especially toward tonight, see cold enough air, mixing freezing rain, little slow, sleet. would be more of slick travel hazard more than anything for you, i don't anticipate that you would find much accumulation out of this. rather, as we look forward into the forecast for everybody else, just plane old rain. that we're looking ahead to here. in the poconos, though, 34 degrees at best. with that light wintery mix pig become egg up as we approach the nighttime hours. then there may also be sprinkle near the sorry points in philly again generally cloudy skies for you here today. but later on this afternoon, and specially tonight, the rain starts to invade. vittoria? >> thank you so much, katie. right now traveling on 309, we have a bit of a fender bender, northbound 309 right at the pa turnpike, notice, majority of this on the shoulder, not seeing too much after delay around this area. but it is an incident that's

out there. we want you to mine full of everything. speaking that far, here is the schuylkill. if you are heading in the westbound direction, out of university, down through to the vine, you're slow once i get on to the vine street expressway, in the eastbound direction. making your way or eastbound, there we go. hey we all have those moment, don't we? eastbound on the schuylkill expressway, making your way between the schuylkill and broad street, you will find delays westbound approaching the schuylkill you will find delays. talk speed censors. thirty-one your average on the schuylkill expressway. do you drop down to even lower than that on the westbound side approaching city avenue out through to about conshohocken. twenty-one your average on 95, not doing great there. there we have the little piece of red on the westbound side of the vine, headed toward 76. blue route pick up. now 53 miles per hour, which is gate -- great. still dealing with delays on paoli thorndale, mannyunk norristown, trolleys running on or close to schedule. >> the deal to sell pgw to private company is officially

no-go. uil holding pulled the plug on almost $2 billion deal after city council refused to hold a hearing on that sale. march michael nutter released a statement blasting the council's decision as quote massive failure in leadership. >> ticket scam nearly shuts out fans from cat stevens show in upper darby. more than 100 people bought ticket issued on gift card for thursday's show at the car theater from a third party setter. the buyers were told they only need that gift card and a driver license to see the show. but those ticket were not honored for security reasons. leaving a bunch of fans outraged. >> they assured me would you have no problem getting, the ticket on the gift card. >> ticket all scams. just awful. everybody up there heart broken, so many people, it is terrible. >> all i want ... catch cat stevens, all i wanted to do tonight. >> fans with those gift card base tickets were allowed in, but many of them this left because of the ticket

troubles. cat stevens responded with this tweet to "eyewitness news" saying quote sad to hear some fans have been scam. it is disheartening. hopefully we'll come back to play for them soon. >> that's too bad. >> i know. >> really is. glad he responded, though. >> that's nice. >> 8:37 right now. hillary clinton hasn't even said if she's running for the white house in 2016. but certain cowboy wants to see it happen. coming up next, his campaign song, that has critics cracking up. >> and, is there someone special on your holiday shopping list? that you want to splurge on? we have some really really cool gadgets. but they'll cost you. >> get out that wallet, ukee. ready to splurge? >> i know. that's coming up next. >> ♪ >> pharrell williams gets a special honor. we'll tell you what it is, pinball ellen de jen remembers, as well. >> i'll stick around.

>> i'll stick around. >> little tease for you. >> find out on the other side. >> ♪

>> word is bond is back. >> james bond? >> james bond. >> just checking. the 24th film in the double 07 franchise now has titlement called inspectorment director sam mendez revealed the tile l and cast at an event in london. daniel craig will return. ralph and naomi harris also coming back. monica has been cast as the newest bond girl, we're told, filming slit today begin monday and actually hit theatres next november. >> shaken not stirred. pharrell williams thrilled about receiving star on the hollywood walk of fame. ellen presented williams with

the honor, he credit ellen for being the first person to play his hit song on her talk show. >> well, roughly two years before america elect its next president,. >> hillary clinton has not yet announced whether she is running, however it, hasn't stopped cowboy from singing a campaign song about her. jeannie moos gives us an earful. >> ♪ >> please do not adjust your calendar, though might want to adjust your volume since one website warnings this pro hillary cowboy anthem will make your ears bleed. >> ♪ >> glass sealing, first woman in the white house would break, first campaign song of 2016 features a country hotty, cruising past farm equipment, leaning on a barn, wearing a

hard hat. which he'll need to protect himself from critics who wonder: could this hillary clinton tribute be the worse political song ever? my face while watching the new stand with hillary clinton tribute song, the video does not appear to be a joke. >> ♪ >> first we should say hillary clinton had nothing to do with this song and her people wouldn't comment on it. it was created bye a super pack called stand with hillary. writer knowledge nor songs written for barack obama, in 2008, aimed at hispanic voters. >> ♪ >> now, he's gone country, as one blog noted with a symbolism in music after chevy commercial. come on, that's no chevy. our cowboy drives a ford. who is our cowboy anyway?

the chairman of the pack told cnn he wants to remain anonymous, and the pack prefers to focus to be on the message. but even as biker wife giving him the head to tow once-over. he may not ride. but his t-shirt rides up. >> giving flash of slash, that may win over the could you girl vote. jeannie moos. new york. >> well, i detected little we will we will rock you beat in there. >> really. >> i don't know what to make any of of that, katy? >> how about we just completely switch gears? >> idea, right? out to the weather watcher net, who who has been on point this morning, so thank you for all of your report, but we did get new one out there on the docket here, 22 minute ago, michael sent in 37 degrees, up

load your profile picture, michael. bellmawr, that came from. generally temperatures into 309's across the board, further inland go temperatures drop off a bit. what we found, from a few of you, inner mitt end sleet reported in the last half hour from sam warden, temperature 33 degrees, bit further inland right at freezing, from michael. thought he saw couple of flakes coming down from the way home from his job this morning, that's what happened. just few little glimpse on the radar, go next to storm scan3, and we actually start it off here with wider zoom. but if you notice, there are these little speckles that showed up. some of them work their way right through our area. and ended up actually verifying on the gown. now the bulk of this wet weather, is holding off until later in the day. the general expectation is that we start to see the rain moving, in i would say, heading in toward the afternoon, from the central pa mountains, headed eastbound throughout the course of the day. eventually, you know, just going to sort of take over the map for us here in the

delaware vale. now that said, left with rain, into tomorrow, most of the day, before things start to clear out, and they will clear out in time for the eagles game sunday, so we jump you all the way to sunday, 44 degrees at kick off there at 4:25, generally just few clouds, but got to keep in mind that the wind may be the xfactor if you are actually going to tailgate or going into the game dressed for colder air, than the mid 40's, because with that wind it will feel colder of course. meanwhile, the rain moves in later on today, as we mention, generally late this afternoon, is when it starts for almost everybody, and it will slowly nudge further and further east toward the coastline. most of today, is general or tomorrow, i should say, general wash out. if you're really looking for window every opportunity to get in some outdoor plans, cut your christmas tree down, whatever it might be, try to get in if as early as you can, your best opportunity. otherwise expect to get soaked. then on sunday, lingering morning shower, and then we clear out. vittoria, over to you. >> thank you so much, katie. good morning, everyone, so let's talk about the rush hour, it is out, there and the one thing i can say, though,

not awful everywhere. 422, fender bender around trooper road. on the shoulder though, also construction, that you will find in this area, as well, of trooper. but eastbound 422 seeing delays approaching that point. down through to 202, so it is not all the way back toward oaks, which is definitely an improvement. taking a look now at the ben franklin bridge, maybe you're making your way into philadelphia, you'll hit little bit of traffic approaching the area of eighth and vine. headed into new jersey, it is a wide open shot. the rest of the bridge look great. we move down to the speed censors, still pretty good skewing your heaviest pocket city avenue out through to gladwynn continues to slow down out through to 476. fifty-five i can picked up. seeing delays, but actually gotten little better, little better on the westbound side of the pa turnpike out of the area of willow grove. but there is the speed send or, 15 miles per hour on 95. ninety-five your thickest delay. ukee? >> police in montgomery county investigating deadly car crash

this morning. the driver of this vehicle was killed when the car went out of control, hit several parked cars, overturned, and then burst into flames. the crash took place about one whether 30 this morning near hill dale and bonncore roads in cheltenham. >> flames tore through a row home on conestoga street in west philadelphia early today. near 56 and market. one person was taken to a hospital for a medical issue unrelated to that fire. >> and it was a successful launch for nasa's orion spacecraft. launch scrapped yesterday. orion's unmanned test flight will last four and a half hours, with two orbitz of earth. >> one of the area's largest christmas trees will shine brightly tonight, blue krause river rink will flip the switch on their 43-foot tree tonight around 6:30, and there will be music and crafter and a skating santa claus. >> love that. >> the event is free. >> three, two, one! >> all right, there it is,

president obama, and the first family, kick off l the holiday season at the nation's capitol. on hand for the lie g of the national christmas tree. guests include included patti labelle, mo'ne davis. >> this little girl is everywhere. >> she. >> she has some serious game. actually red the night before christmas by the way with first lady michelle obama. what an honor. >> philly well represented with patty, mo'ne, very nice. that time of year. >> well, holiday lights are starting to go up. we want to see pictures of your holiday display on social media. using the hashtag cbs-3 holiday light or e-mail them to holiday light at cbs3.com. we may even come to your home later this month. and share it with the rest of the tri-state area. >> all right, well, hey, tar at hero cat leaves bakersfield christmas parade as the town's first non-human grand marshall. big deal, okay? >> i remember. >> you may remember back in may, ukee, tara became internet sensation after she saved now five year old,

jeremy, also seen here with his parents from a dog mauling. now, tara launched herself into the dog so jeremy could get away. all captured on the family home security camera. we got to see. that will incredibly heroic. >> i remember that. jeremy is okay. >> that's really cool. yes. >> only couple of weekends left to fin your your holiday shopping. >> now it is time to deck the halls. a look at some of the higher priced gadget for the someone special on your list. >> reporter: shopping spore someone special on youth list? here are five cool tech gift ideas. starting at a thousand dollars, boosted electric skateboards are a splurge but no better way to car. remote controls your speed and direction. basic model covers 7 miles with one charge, and has a top speed of 18 miles per hour, rocket skies are another electrified way to roll around town. these 500-dollar skates strap on over your shoes and go up to 12 miles an hour.

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the sp3606 costs $400, but comes with accessories, for more ideas go to cnet. click on holiday gift guide. in san francisco, cnet.com for cbs news. >> wow. i would pull a muscle on one of those, as simple as that. elf on the shelf is visiting homes all across the area, we're getting grettle of selfies from viewers showing off their elves in their homes. >> we're showing off an elf of our own, right? he is called phil around here, busy this morning listening to the scanners in the news room for some breaking news. we keep him bus. >> i we do. >> we put him to work. we want to know what your elf is up to. household chores? >> is he getting paid? i don't know. >> we'll have to look into that. >> he shows up only once a year. post your elf selfie to facebook, twitter on instagram. use hashtag cbs-3. >> tough out for phil. >> i know. >> you just do. >> we may show it on tv. phil and i are tight, but like this.

>> ya, that's right. poor phil. watch out for ukee. >> we'll be >> a super typhoon claims thousands in the philippines. >> people have come to me, and they're asking me, you know, why did god take away my children. what did they do wrong? >> it is a miracle here and a blessing here and the grace of god. it's where you're going to go after that. >> cbn news' george thomas investigates how the mayor's

faith helped heal his town. >> one last check on the forecast. >> first and forecast, more clouds out there. temperatures generally climbing another 10 degrees or so, eventually the rain moves in. vittoria? >> thank you, katie. still dealing with the rush hour out there. fourteen is our average on i95

southbound, a squeeze, out of the northeast, out through the vine street expressway, so just give yourselves more time. you may still find delays for mass transit as well. >> all right, vet tore crashes thanks so much. "eyewitness news" on the "cw philly" please don't forget more for more locals news traffic weather and sport we're always on at cbsphilly.com. >> check us out at noon on talk philly. back in just 30 seconds with one more check on your news, your traffic and your weather. stayay with us.

>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". good morning, everyone, i'm nicole brewer. investigation is underway to a rowhouse fire in west philadelphia. firefighters came to flames, under control in about a half hour. one person is in the hospital. with a medical condition, not related to that fire. >> let's get a check on the forecast with katie. >> good morning, things are generally just off to cloudy start for most of us, we have seen just few little pocket of very light precipitation, rolling through, in the last few hours, but generally, you could see that the bulk of moisture has yet to actually arrive here, and pretty much looking at cloud cover until it gets here. jen late later this afternoon, moving in from west to east, pretty slowly, too, will take

some time. pockets of rain are the in forecast, though, tonight, we drop it down to 43, looking forwards in this forecast, well, you know what, if you are really desperate to find a window of opportunity, to stay dry, for outdoor plans tomorrow, i would say get them in early on. but most of the day we will be looking at rain encompassing the delaware valley. by sunday early morning, system leaving thank goodness, so weight go more sunshine, but definitely turning little chillier out there. vittoria? >> thank you so much, katie. good morning, everyone, right now still dealing with rush hour declares. that's definite. the big he traffic that you'll find right now will be on 95. ninety-five southbound, still very slow out of the northeast as you make your way down through to the vine street expressway. also still seeing slow speeds on the schuylkill, 30 miles per hour, seeing delays westbound, approach city avenue out through to gladwynn, take in the map, still looking at a lot of green out there so could be worse, if you plan to travel mass transit, well still expect delays for the

manhattan young norristown line, new jersey transit, however, running on time. let's head back to the desk, nicole if. >> thanks, that's eyewitness fuse for now, join us for talk philly at noon, i'm nicole brewer. brewer. make it a great morning. ring ring!... progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself

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>> gordon: one of the largest storms in human history, and it wiped out this small town. >> if it is time for me to go, that's okay. >> gordon: and then...hear what mended these broken bones. >> it was just unbelievable. >> gordon: plus, get a sneak peek at the latest christmas album from best-selling author donna van lear, on today's "700 club." well, welcome to "the 700 club." once again islamic terrorists are threatening to behead an american hostage. the radical group, called al-qaeda in the arabian peninsula, says they will kill luke somers in a few days. recently our military tried to rescue him but failed.