. >> i'm roxanna in new york with a look at how he and other people around the world are marking theiday. >> live look at storm scan3, showing mix of snow and rain across the delaware vale. a winter weather advisory is in effect for the northern suburbs, until 9:00 this morning, get ready for a cold and windy holiday. good morning, everyone, merry christmas, i'm jim donovan. rahel, katie and meisha have the morning off. matt peterson is here with your christmas morning forecast. morning, buddy, it is you and me. >> we're doing it. >> holding down the for the. we can do it, only couple of more hours. >> little rail i this morning, when i left, but what's the rest of the morning look like? >> looks like the precipitation will move out. morning travel could be a little dicey, lots of folks hitting the roads, it is cents christmas day, but once we get to the afternoon hours things really start to calm down, they dry out, it should be pretty good later this afternoon. if you're up in the lehigh valley and the poconos this morning, you're actually probably seeing maybe little bit of wet sn

i'm roxanna in new york with a look at how he and other people around the worlds are marking the holiday. >> and the winds every change, storm scan3 shows snow moving through part of the region, but it is not the snow do you have wore burks once you step out the door. >> well, it is christmas morning, monday, december 25th , good morning, everyone, i'm jim donovan, rahel, katie and meisha are off. matt here keeping an eye on things this morning, i'm tongue tied this morning, i think people should do drinking game at home, every time i stumble, little eggnog, toasted by the time breakfast comes around. >> it is cool, but will get cooler. >> we have a few showers, snow showers watching that through the morning, for for the most part later this after none dry day if you're traveling here this morning, especially north of the city. need to watch out for slick spot on the area roads, here across philly for the most part maybe just little bit every light mist out there. this is from palmyra cover nature park, neighborhood network showing you not too much happening here across the metro area ea

cbs news correspondent roxanna has more on what's next with thousands of stranded travelers. report full power has been restored to the world's busiest airport, more than ten hours after a power outage early sunday afternoon, brought heart field jacon atlanta international airport to a stand still. >> well, the light came on, that was exciting. >> georgia power officials say fire in a underground electrical facility knocked the power out. they believe it was spark by a switch gear that failed. grounding more than 1,000 flights in atlanta. >> that fire caused multiple faults on our system, and those faults affected the multiple power sources that we have for the airport. >> officials say the location and intensity of the fire cut off both primary and back up power. while travelers inside the terminals were left in limbo, passengers on planes were stuck on the runways, some for several hours. >> we left san diego at 4:00 a.m., we sat on the tarmac for six hours, i have my five month old with me. >> some industry experts predict with few open seats on other flights, the week bef

roxanna showings you how leaders are confident that the bill will pass. >> reporter: cleared another obstacle none day in the race to pass the tax plan, after senator susan collins of maine announced her support to the bill. >> well, it is by no means perfect, unbalanced, this reform bill will provide much- needed tax relief. >> senator mike lee of utah, another hot old, also declared his support. new non-partisan analysis predict the bill would raise taxes for only 5% of taxpayers next year. but over half of americans would pay more by 2027. the future congress, lets the individual tax cuts expire. >> it is still the case that over time the tax cuts will generally get smaller and smaller. >> the analysis found that by far, the biggest beneficiaries would be the wealthy. point seized on by democrats. >> this bill fails in it principal of helping middle to income families which it does not do, for corporations, big corporations, and high-income people. it is fiscally irresponsible to add to the debt. >> republicans say the nearly one and a half trillion dollar it tax plan will spur ec

roxanna s aberi. >>> this man is wanted in a terror attack in san francisco. city is now reevaluating its relationship with the feds. >>> this hump back whale washed ashore on the beach. >>> too you play a will the of video games. why the health administration is calling it -- ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart. (vo) get zero percent financing for 63 months on select models, plus we'll donate two hundred and fifty dollars to charity. francisco rethinking how it interacts with the feds. a modesto man is under arrest for planning a c >>> a foiled terror plot has san francisco rethinking how it interacts. now kpix5 political reporter melissa cain is looking into whether the city is thinking about joining the task force. >> our department, our police department really stepped up. >> reporter: according to an fbi complaint, jameson told an agent he wants to attack pier 39 in the name of isis. he sent that agent pictures of the pier. they did notify the san francisco police about the threat. kpix5 political analyst jeff clark is a former fbi agent

. >> heart field jackson airport the power is now back on but as cbs news correspondent roxanna reportsays can last several more days. >> full power has been restored to the world's busiest airport. more than ten hours after a power outage early sunday afternoon brought heart field jackson atlanta international airport to a stand still. >> well, it was great when the lights came on. >> yes. >> that was exciting. >> georgia power officials say fire in underground electrical facility knocked the power out they believe it was spark by a switch gear that failed. grounding more than 1,000 flights in atlanta. >> that fire caused multiple faults on our system and those faults affected the multiple power sources that we have for the airport. >> of variables i the location and intensity of the fire cut off both primary and back up power. while travelers inside the terminals why left in limbo passengers on planes were stuck on the runways some for several hours. >> i mean, we left san diego at 4:00 a.m. we sat on the tarmac for six hours. i have my my month old with me >> some industry experts pr

. >> i'm roxanna in new york with a look at how he and other people around the world are marking thend rain across the delaware vale. a winter weather advisory is in effect for

as roxanna report, analysts say saturday was considered one of the busiest shopping days of the entire year. >> as the countdown to christmas continues, shoppers are feeling generous. >> you always find the latest and greatest, whatever it is, and you always want to get it. >> she is not alone. americans, are spending more this holiday season. >> toys. electronics, appliances. home furnishing. and home repair items, really the big sellers, where you'll seeing 8%, 10% increases over last year. >> trees jones covers business and the economy for usa today. >> are why are people spending more? >> i think people are feeling a lot more confident about the economy, just a little bit, unemployment, very low. the stock market is surging. so they're feeling a little bit more positive. and that is giving them little bit more energy to pull out their wallet, to pull out their credit card. >> chocolates, in brooklyn, say counting on shipping service toss deliver gift on time. co-owner. >> when they're a real issue, as you can imagine. >> ups, fedex, ltl, thousands of temporary workers to deliver or

here's cbs news correspondent roxanna. >> reporter: republican lawmakers cleared another obstacle monday in the race to pass their tax plan. after senators susan collins of maine announced her support of the bill. >> well, it is by no means perfect, unbalanced, this reform bill will provide much needed tax relief. >> senator mike lee of utah, another hold out, also declared his support. new non-partisan analysis predict the bill would raise taxes for only 5% of taxpayers next year. but over half of americans would pay more by 2027. the future congress lets individual tax cut expire. >> it is still the case that over time the tax cuts will generally get smaller and smaller. >> the analysis found that by far, the biggest beneficiaries would be the wealthy. point seized on by democrats. >> this bill fails in its principal of helping middle and income families, which it does not do, for corporations cents, big corporations, and high-income people, it is fizz carly irresponsible to add to the debt. >> republicans say the nearly one and a half trillion dollar tax plan will spur economic growth

i'm roxanna in new york with a look at how he and other people around the worlds are marking the holidayving through part of the region, but it is not the snow do you have wore burks once you step out the door. >> well, it is christmas morning, monday, december 25th , good morning, everyone, i'm jim donovan, rahel, katie and meisha are off. matt here keeping an eye on things this morning, i'm tongue tied this morning, i think people should do drinking game at home, every time i stumble, little eggnog, toasted by the time breakfast me

roxanna, cbs-3, "eyewitns news". >>> more than three month after hurricane maria more than 1.5 millionpeople are still without p power company spokesperson had pledged to have power back to cr 15th. tire islands will have power by may. condemning an attack on cop particular christians in egypt d responsibility for the attack, in which a gunman opened firornh service. a police officer is among the eighopishop, who is lead that service, says if the church doors had not been locked, died. >>> in other news today. president trump played another holiday vacation. this time, he invited some members of the m his private heh club. mola lenghi has more on that and anothin the west >> i actually got a birdie. >> the president had more to say toes reporter, who interviewed him at his golf club thursday. during therepeatedly denied thes any collusion between his cncilgn and russia. robert mueller's investigation into russian meddling is bad for the it kes the country look very bad. and it put the country in a sai, and when asked about mueller himself, the president said: i think that be fair. muel

reporter roxanna deberry looks closer. >> reporter: this dash cam video of an officer shooting a man after what they now think is a false report. >> we believe this is the case of s.w.a.ting which is sending a police response to another person's address. >> reporter: the deceased man is 28-year-old andrew finch. police say a prankster called 911, claiming he lived in the home and had shot his father. >> i shot him in the head and he's not breathing anymore. >> reporter: the caller said he was armed and holding hostages and made threats. >> i poured gasoline all over the house. i may just set it on fire. >> okay. we don't need to do that, okay? >> this is his blood. >> reporter: finch's mother is stunned by her son's death. police shot and killed him after they say he reached for his waistband. >> i'm not letting go until i have justice. >> reporter: finch was unarmed. >> the officer who shot the victim is now on paid leave. he has 7 1/2 years on the force. >>> two las vegas security guards were shot and killed while on duty early this morning. they were shot by a man inside one of th

roxanna sabbary, cbs news. >>> investigators in new york are trying to determine why a door did not closeading to 12 deaths in the deadliest apartment fire in the city since 1990. five children were among the dead. four others were critically injured. the fire started three days after christmas on one of the coldest nights of the year. >> reporter: it took first responders only 3 minutes to arrive, but not in time to prevent a tragedy. caused by a 3-year-old toddler playing with the stove. fdny commissioner daniel mig row. >> the mother was not aware of it and alerted by the young man screaming. she exited her apartment with these -- her it 2--year-old and 3-year-old and left the door open. >> reporter: that was a fateful mistake, according to the commissioner. like smoke up a chimney, the fire was sucked into hallways. the entire five-story building was engulfed within minutes. >> are they okay? >> reporter: 10-year-old chris bell martinez escaped with her br because i thought i would fall off the fire escape but i tried my best. >> reporter: the victims range in age from one to 63. >> p