that is blocked off at cologne avenue.illville continue to follow this flooding right near3ñ high street. chris? >>> remember the oscar pistorius case, it's not over. prosecutors will appear before a judge. we'll tell you what they're asking for and what it could mean for the ex-olympian. >>> and the duke and duchess check out an nba game. we'll tell you how they also mingled with some american royalty and where they're headed today. >>> nbc 10 continues to track this nor'easter pushing across the region slowly this morning, bringing a lot of rain with it and strong wind, as you see, from the flags flying atop the aramark building in center city. there you see the rain on the camera. expect ponding on roadways this morning and in areas in the lehigh valley possibly icy conditions. first alert traffic reporter jillian mele will be back with a look at that. >>> we're also following breaking news out of the west oak lane neighborhood in philadelphia. firefighters responded to a fire at a section of homes on middle town street

have flooding there and also some on the eastbound side of 322, the black forest pike at colo col cologne avenue. >>> just in the last ten minutes we learned a philadelphia firefighter was killed battling flames at this home. katy zachary is on the way to einstein hospital where the firefighter was taken. a live report coming up at 5:30. >>> and let's take a live look outside right now. 37 degrees outside. 5:12 a.m. this is a live look at the poconos where it is a pretty view out there, but the nor'easter has arrived. we'll have a comprehensive view county by county on what the nor'easter can expect to bring to your neighborhood. six grams of sugar? that's really good. excellent, delicious... and yummy! honey bunches of oats. tasty! yummy! >>> it is 5:15 on a first alert tuesday. as we watch this nor'easter move across the area on nbc 10 first alert radar seeing heavy rain in parts of the area. also as you see with the peek, the wintry mix there for parts of the lehigh valley right now could lead to some icy conditions on roads on the lehigh valley. >>> in other parts of the area like i-9

supports, starting to get report of some flooding, route 47, high street, and black horse pike, at cologne avenue. ukee being back over to you. >> thanks so much. checking stories our sister station "kyw news radio" 1060. dramatic testimony in the trial of 25 year old man charged with murdering an off-duty philadelphia police officer in 2012. philadelphia's naacp, new leader after a financial scandal, new organization that provides services to philadelphia's dance community is going dark at the end of the year. check in two, three, four times a day, "kyw news radio" 1060 on your a.m. dial. >> sports radio wing bowl is set for friday january 30th at the wells fargo center, wing bowl 23. tickets go on sale at 9:00 a.m. go to cbsphilly.com. >> 4:56. coming up in the next hour, close call for pizza delivery driver. see how he narrowly avoided getting burried under large wall every rubble. >> we are keeping an eye on the storm this morning, tracking rain, snow, some ice out there, a lot of wind. we'll check with katie and the crews all across the area, when "eyewitness news" this morning return

the cost of living on the cologne plain was considerably higher than in the united states, but they did it in their clubs. in december we learned all over again the bitter lesson of war. war is conducted and missed and turmoil and uncertainty. victory comes on no silver platters. the enemy sells nothing cheaply. the enemy is resourceful courageous desperate. the nazi party is willing to sacrifice every building and every soul in germany to stave off defeat. reserves of men and material had been hoarded for days of counterattack. under cloudy skies and close-hanging ground mists that the aerial observation were very much alive german army joined its forces in the farthest isle to strike one blow at american army. new divisions were brought up undercover of fog, darkness and forest. rockets were unleashed against our front. in one day the enemy smashed through the defenses of the 1st army on a 45-mile front and was fighting deep into lumentxembourg and belgium. in 24 hours the initiative changed hands and the german arm who put the wordabudy blitzkrieg into lexicon. they prevented us from

flooding along 322 at cologne avenue. we're hearing that's passable.along eastbound 40 eastbound at wrangle borrow road. >> heavy rain in south jersey this morning that's where most of the heavy stuff is concentrated right now. your best chance of flooded roads over here. in philadelphia moderate rain and drying down to the south along i-95 and out in through chester county. the more you go up into northern chester county, northern montgomery, northern bucks county and towards the lehigh valley though we have that blue. there is a little freezing rain mixing in as well as a couple of wet snowflakes along with the rain. be careful up in here. this will gradually change over to rain the later we go into the morning commute. probably by about 7:00 to 9 o'clock from south to north through those blue counties you'll see improvement. 41 by 9 o'clock, 43 by noon. by noon most of us are drying out. much less rain at 3 o'clock with a high of 44. matt. >> thank you david a south jersey pizza shop owner has been charged with numerous counts of credit card and for

there is flooding along the black horse pike both ways at cologne avenue.e're hearing that is passable so you can get by but watch out for the high water, more high water along 40 eastbound at wrangle borrow road. your best bet may be the a.c. expressway can which has no flooded reported at this point. in millville cumberland county also really soggy with more flooding along 47, that's second street northbound side near high street. tam. >> okay, thank you, matt. >>> and we are beginning this morning with tragic breaking news. a firefighter killed in the line of duty. this happened in west oak lane overnight. "action news" reporter john rawlins -- let's keep telling you about it. overnight there was a fire there in a home in the 1600 block of middleton street. and it was down in the basement and this firefighter was there, found herself trapped and they managed to get her out of there but that fire spread to the upper two levels. it took them about 30 minutes to get this fire knocked down but unfortunately in that time that firefighter suffered mightily. th

out in new jersey black horse pike completely closed at cologne avenue due to flooding, your alternateoute 40. more flooding out in new jersey, route 206 closing that at willow grove road. take 541 to get around, erika, back to you. >> thank if you, 8: 14, search for shane montgomery and still no sign of the missing west chester university student. the re barred for information stands at $50,000. the 21 year old vanished thanksgiving morning, after leaving killdare's bar in manayunk. authorities have checked surveillance video and fanned out their search. family, friends, are handing out flyers, still, no solid leads. >> officials with the central bucks school district investigating whether high school counselor road a post on line relate to go sunday's quote die-in outside the linc. the post on mary kate's page says if my child cannot get to the eagle game, due to protesters, i'll personally shoot everyone of them. you've been warned idiots. a counselor at central bucks west is on paid leave. >> she said something like that, is really surprising. >> she's done so much for the school.

it is a two-day party conference in cologne.kesman for sarkozy is saying it is merely a scheduling conflict. he needs to meet senators back in rome. support sarkozy in 2012 against francois hollande. he has an won the party nomination yet. merkel congratulated him. really hard to figure out where merkel and sarkozy stand. >> it is very hard. you listen to the rumors and it sounds like she is not going to support his next bid if he does run for the president of france. does merkel have a candidate she would like to support for a challenge to how long? -- to hollande? >> the foreign in sarkozy's last government. that is their preferred candidate for the senate right party. for that person to take on potentially sarkozy, then take on if not francois hollande, whoever the number two party is. is quietly,e merkel privately, hinting that the next residential candidate should not be sarkozy. i think we have a few more chapters to play out. >> hans nichols, you thought d.c. was interesting. european politics, no end to the stories. afte

. >> you empty cologne and pour it out and put in vomit smell. the first thing they do in the room, let's smell it. >> awesome. that's a good gift for your buddy. >> a good santa present. >> i knew you'd love it. >> that's our show, everybody. thanks for joining us. see you for the next edition of "right this minute." >>> live from new york city, it's "the wendy williams show." today, rock legend gene simmons hits the "wendy" coup for tch f first time. and more amazing surprises as the holiday gift grab continues. and the reviews are in. mariah carey kicks off her new york christmas concerts. we've got the inside scoop on how she did. plus, all of today's super juicy "hot topics." now, here's wendy! [ cheers and applause ]

in hamilton township, flooding eastbound side of route 40 and flooding on 322 near cologne avenue and millville northbound side of 47 right near high street. vai? >> thank you, jillian. the nor'easter has arrived. a live look from the poconos. skiers certainry love this kind of weather. the wintry mix is moving across that area and a live look now along interstate 95 in philadelphia and girard point bridge and rain has been coming down all night there. jesse gary, meanwhile, in north wildwood. getting pounded with heavy rain as we've seen throughout the morning. jesse, what else can you tell us? >> well, vai, we switched positions, again. give you to look at the ocean as we get ready to head towards high tide and you can see the water level is a lot closer. maybe 15, 20 yards from where i'm standing and high tide comes at 9:30 this morning. so, water level will creep even closer on to the beach. normally the water is further down, but a lot closer because of this nor'easter that's hitting this area. the last report from north wildwood police is that minor flooding on central avenue. i

>> angela merkel has consolidated her role after a 10-minute ovation at the annual conference in cologneublic approval ratings almost unheard of in a european democracy. the new poll suggests that 67% , nearly 10back her years into her leadership. continuing to preach tough reforms. ♪ now, on their final day of their visit to the united states, the duke and duchess of cambridge have visited the 9/11 memorial. contrast to quite a them watching showbiz royalty last night at a gain in brooklyn. our correspondent. a morning for sightseeing. the weather was terrible, with torrential rain, but the duke and duchess were fulfilling an obligation for vip visitors to new york. they had been brought to ground zero, to the spot where the world trade center had stood until the events of september 11, 2001. the duke and duchess pause to buy one of the memorial reflection pools, set in the footprints of the original twin towers -- the duke and duchess memorial'sne of the reflection pools. many died in the attacks, including 67 from england. there were the names of those who died. above them, the new fr

. >> you empty cologne and pour it out and put in vomit smell. the first thing they do in the room, let's smell it. >> awesome. that's a good gift for your buddy. >> a good santa present. >> i knew you'd love it. >> that's our show, everybody. thanks for joining us. see you for the next edition of "right this minute." female announcer: get three years interest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep train's interest free for 3 event ends sunday. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] ♪ >> welcome to "tmz live." harvey levin here. >> charles here. >> so, this is how not to become a star. there is a guy who won "the voice" this week and less than 24 hours after winning the show, getting this huge break, the guy on the left, craig wayne boyd dissed his fans in a really kind of bad way. we have the video. >> he was in new york city and there are fans already out there all gathered for him. cl

cologne kits, skateboards. electronics are huge. anything like a dvd or a video games.r girls, perfume sets, anything with a personal grooming, purses, we're told are a big deal. so it's just think of your own kid. what your own teenager might want. and if you can, bring it on down to sacred heart and help these guys out. >> all right, nail polish is a big deal for tabled girls as well. >>> pay tribute to the man known as mr. christmas in concord last night. ♪ >> well, bruce mertz has had a huge christmas display at his home on olive drive for 36 years now. but he's had a pretty tough year with back surgery and a heart attack and a pacemaker. so this is the last year for his holiday show and last night his neighbors came out to thank him. >> god -- i guess. it was -- it was amazing. i didn't think there would ever be that much response. >> the idea of him unplugging the lights one last time and not having anybody here to sport him and show him how much the 36 years have meant is a really sad one. >> it looks like a great sendoff. the display will go dark on january 2nd.

. >> i'm here the german aerospace center in cologne.ehind me is the mission control that controlled the lander before it ran out of battery power. >> the crafts successful landing was a proud moment for the men leading the project. -- the man leading the project. >> what does this mean for you as the director of the project? >> we have been working for this now for 20 years. it is certainly a highlight in my career and my personal life. >> stephan says the comet will get closer to the sun in the coming months, meaning that its solar panels will receive more energy. that should allow the lander to recharge its batteries. but experts need to work out its location on the comet to make sense of the data. the protons from the college are being analyzed and institute of research. he explains what is so hard to find the lander. >> it touched on the first time here, and it jumped away and nobody knows where it is now. what do we know? >> the lander touchdown at the first point. there was the contact point, and after one second already, it left

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. >> the initiative from berlin has now expanded to cologne, hamburg, and munich.what started as a university project is now a major enterprise. with help from crowdfunding, the organizers are bringing out a second cookbook. while dinner is cooking in the oven, there's time to chat. the guests want to know more about tajuddin. they ask why he had to flee karachi. >> and there is a reason, like a lot of gangs, a lot of dirty politics. the main thing in pakistan at this moment is there is no justice. >> chicken, lentils, rice and flatbread. folks are lining up to give it a try. >> when these project people, ninon and bantu, came to me, i found that this is a good way to interact with the community. but yes -- i've started the journey in the heim and i'm still in the heim. >> evenings like this are a nice way to pass the time. but tajuddin hopes that, some day, one of the guests will give him a job as a cook. >> i wonder whether pumpkins are on his menu? there's a lot to be said for pumpkins, especially if you're living in a country in which climate change is destroyi

terry martin joins us now from cologne. what can we expect from a newly invigorated chancellor merkel? what will hear priorities be. >> she made it clear in her speech she wanted to tweak the tax system in germany, but she said some very interesting things about party politics. she slammed her current coalition partner for entering an alliance with the left party, but she also said last year, following the federal election, her party would have liked to have gone into coalition with the greens, but the greens about 12. then she said the national coalition party would be the free democrats and they are not even represented in parliament anymore, so it is clear she does not want to make it too easy for her current coalition partners. >> how long can she govern? are we looking at an open ended your of merkel? fax she could be headed toward another term in 2017. she's in her third term and she is extremely popular, pulling almost 70% approval rating. more than half the country say they want her to go for another term, so i thin

295 in both directions near route 168, and some moreover night work out in jersey, route 40 near cologne avenue. otherwise the rest of the majors still doing really great. 202 northbound from route 30 into the schuylkill expressway, that's going to take but 13 minutes, and 15 minutes on the schuylkill if you are headed eastbound from the blue route into the vine. currently no problems for septa, new jersey transit or dart. currently no delays at the philadelphia international airport. erika? >> jess, thank you. new york's mayor makes a passionate plea calling for suspension of protests until after two officers killed in a ambush are laid to rest. despite that request, demonstrations continued in new york city. dozen staged a sit-in at a grand central terminal in protests recent grand jury decision that is failed to indict white officers in the death of black men. >> until these funerals are passed, let's focus just on these families and what they have lost. i think that's the right way to try and build toward a more unified and december end city. >> funeral is her vests for officer rafae

flooding in portions of hamilton township right near cologne avenue.use caution and we have lane restrictions there. chris? >>> nbc 10 staying on top of two major breaking stories this morning. first, the death of a philadelphia firefighter in the line of duty. a 36-year-old woman. katy zachary is working on a live report of who she was, how she died and how she will be remembered. >>> a live picture here in north wildwood where wild weather has been causing problems this morning. flooding on coastal streets as we continue to see rain come down. meteorologist bill henley is back in a moment with the look at the timing of when the system will move out of here. stay tuned.or four wholesome grains. sugar. only six? six grams of sugar? that's really good. excellent, delicious... and yummy! honey bunches of oats. tasty! yummy! i just received a text from ddiscover hq?. yep. we check every purchase, every day and alert you if anything looks suspicious. nice. i'm looking into some suspicious activity myself. madame that is not a changing table. at discover,

there is some flooding being reported out in new jersey black horse pike, closing it currently at colognenue. alternate to get around therefore the time took take route 40. over on route 47 and high street? jersey, as well, some road flooding there, as well. back over to you. >> and in sports, the eagles are getting ready for those dallas cowboys come to lincoln financial field for prime time game this sus day night. birds and the boys both 9:00 and 4:00. in tying for first place in the nfc east. birds had their problems containing seahawks quarterback russell win son sunday afternoon. but the eagles are confident they can right the ship and beat the boys. >> we will look at the film every week, we will get it corrected. we have to play better. we'll move on. we'll correct things. we go on tuesday, correct everything, and then we move onto dallas. >> yep, dallas week rolls on. to the ice now, flyers are in columbus tonight to play the blue jackets, finale of their top five western trip. blue jackets have won three in a row, only two-point behind the fly guys in the nhl metropolitan divisi

out in new jersey, parts of the black horse pike, dealing with some road flooding, now closed, at cologne40 to get on by. flooding again on route 47 at high street. so take your time when traveling on through. don't forget, when on the road, get updated information about traffic backups, with your drive app. download the app for android device by going to cbsphilly.com/your drive. >> ♪ >> dozens of the victoria secret angels are hitting the runway to so far off the latest trends in the lines this holiday season. >> this year, victoria secret fashion show in london, very first time, show mixing fashion, fantasy, entertainment together, on the same runway, and can be seen in almost 200 countries all around the world. >> more than a christmas show. it is like a performance. >> much bigger than the one in new york. so it is really, shows more call until here, which is great, you know, like great for our energy, you know, so we save energy for the show. >> and you can catch al as andrew and all of the other angels, hit the runway later tonight. victoria secret fashion show starts at 10:00 o'cl

atlantic county roads got some flooding this morning, 322 black horse pike eastbound shut down at colognevenue. stick with 40 or the atlantic city expressway as alternates. >> new information on story we first brought you yesterday morning. this huge fire in los angeles engulfed an apartment tower under construction, larger than the size of a city block. fire officials say the fact that the fire erupted so quickly may indicate it was an arson. the official cause has not been determined. investigators are going to look at surveillance recordings from surrounding buildings and will use dog that is can can sniff for fire accelerants. >> the typhoon that hit the philippines has weakened but not before it left 27 people dead in its wake. the remnants of the typhoon are dumping heavy rainier the capital of manila. that raises major concerns about flooding. >>> look at the wind and all that rain. just last year the same area was ravaged by a typhoon last year. nearly 1,000 homes have been destroyed and nearly a million people have been forced out of their homes. >> time is 4:49. we're dealing wi

cologne, don't give your guy cologne.her how fat she's gotten? >> that had not be good, especially during christmas time. >> obviously, a vacuum cleaner? who would do that? >> a cooking gadget -- well, i can go either way on that one. i showed one during my gadget segment. >> if you got natalie a crock pot, she would throw it across the room. >> she might actually like that. >> a tool kit is completely out. i don't -- >> i love this last one. don't give cheap jewelry. give nice jewelry. >> kind of stacked against us. we asked you for your response, and boy, did you response? force? denies writing -- my mother-in-law once gave me an open 100-piece puzzle with only 98 pieces. she's sending you a clear message, the message is she doesn't like you. >> my mother-in-law gave me a muumuu four sizes too large. >> my husband bought me jumper cables? >> he wants to protect you. >> that's a metaphor for that gift. you get me going. >> i like the way you think. >> i got you something, tucker. last hour i gave -- >> a used vacuum clea

we do have construction in hamilton township down here in atlantic county along route 40 near colognenue. a lane blocked both ways until 6 o'clock. normal schedule on mass transit. those weird schedules don't go into effect until tomorrow for the holidays. tam. >> thank you matt. >>> we're starting with a developing story. a man was shot in the back walking home from the store in philadelphia. "action news" reporter katherine scott is lie at south detectives. she's got more details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam t-and a 33-year-old victim was speaking to police and he was able to tell them that leading up to the shooting there was no robbery, there was no argument so investigators here at south detectives are trying to determine why this man was shot. but the victim told police that he and his 30-year-old cousin were walking home from a nearby store around 1:00 a.m., they were at 25th and moore in south philadelphia and suddenly he heard gunfire and soon realized that he had been hit. he ran several blocks to his home which is where police met him and he was taken to th

along, are going to go base this new long-haul carrier in cologne.will have wide-body jets that can carry 310 passengers. placesll be going to like florida, the indian ocean, and potentially the caribbean. >> this is all about offering the customer an additional choice, in additional brand and business model and product. we are convinced that this innovative idea to create long-haul, low-cost lights will be successful. >> the strike continues. it will have another 37 flights canceled today. the german government official said it is costing the economy $25 million a day, costing the million -- sorry, that is euros. the they are fighting -- pilots want to be able to retire earlier. they see a successful company in ag, and mr. spohr expressed some optimism that they may be able to hammer out a solution. >> i am sure that we made a significant move forward today by addressing all the partners in the cockpit over the fact that we believe there should be a mediator bringing us together on the difficult issue of transfer payments for early pensions. at the

they are going to have flights leaving from cologne to places like florida, indian ocean and southernca. they say they are serving customer demand. when we spoke early yesterday, his goal was to have more flights go to these places. they are serving customer demand. look at the strike, it does continue. 37 flights will be canceled today. that is half of their long-haul flights. there is a report out today that it is costing the german economy 25 million euros a day. that is 170 million euros for the company. is thater for lufthansa because of all the strikes, customers have had a sample of the other offerings. they are going to switch their loyalty. there is always a chance of flying private. we spoke with the lunajets ceo earlier. i know that is how you prefer to fly. >> you are a liar, hans nichols. thank you very much. bill,howed you his travel you would know about it. coming up, decision day for the ecb. we preview mario draghi's last meeting of the year. stay with us. ♪ >> welcome back. we are in bloomberg was headquarters. it is flat across the board. the ftse 100 is dead flat.

[indiscernible] cologne advised that these individuals would consent to new levies even though for therst time that would have to share the payment because otherwise they risk losing their privileged status. the king followed the ministers and vice and in late december -- advice and in late december, he had 140 notables. jefferson looked on as lafayette and others were sworn in. because of the corruption that played the existing system and the queen, the meeting did not go well for the king. the assembly ended when the notables refused to authorize new taxes. the pot simmered for several months after that. on 25 august, 1788, the former's general, who collected the taxes that paid the king's debt suspend repayments of the government's debts. on 17th -- the regional parliament refused to authorize new taxes and having no alternative, the king summoned the state general. for the first time in 190 years, i think. it shows how desperate he was. jefferson attended the opening session and watched several of his friends -- he watched several of his friends take their seats. if you look at thi

the cost of living on the cologne plain was considerably higher than in the united states, but they didagain the bitter lesson of war. war is conducted in mist and turmoil and uncertainty. victory comes on no silver platters. the enemy sells nothing cheaply. the enemy is resourceful courageous desperate. the nazi party is willing to sacrifice every building and every soul in germany to stave off defeat. men and materiel had been horded for the day of counterattack. under cloudy skies, the close-hanging ground mist that defied aerial observation, the very much alive german army gathered its forces in the partest aisles to strike one strong decisive blow at the american army. new and refitted armies were brought up. the fury of rocket weapons was unleashed against our fronts. in one day the enemy smashed through the defenses of the american first army on a 45-mile front and was biting deep into luxembourg and belgium and in 24 hours it changed hands and the german army which had put the word "blitzkrieg" into our languages, unleashed its desperate offensive. they had picked a time when th

, called uber fresh, which is exciting news for those of you who want your burritos to spell like cologneit's available for users in west hollywood. they will deliver lunch or dinner from the restaurant of your choice. they will pick your food up from the airport for you. they claim it takes ten minutes to deliver the food, which seems crazy fast to me. and $3 delivery fee for the order. though, when surge pricing is in effect, someone will end up spending $800 on a turkey wrap. but still, this could be bad news for pizza delivery guys. i think they should strike back. if uber is going to start delivering food, pizza drivers should start picking drunk people up and taking them home. all right, it's time to -- [ applause ] i want to get serious for a moment. i want to talk about safety. you know, the holiday season is upon us and that makes parents are scrambling to buy gifts for their kids. you hear a lot about the dangerous toys on the market. but sometimes the media only scratches the surface. sometimes they find out after the fact. so, our friends and community activist jack and becky

earlier this week, cowboys running back joseph randall was arrested for stealing gucci cologne and a-pack of underwear from a store in texas. [ laughter and applause ] i mean that's -- that's disappointing for two reasons. first, he was stealing. second, he couldn't outrun a a mall security guard? [ laughter and applause ] it's like, he's an nfl running back! break a tackle! [ laughter ] oh, this is a sweet story, here. i heard about a 114-year-old woman in minnesota who recently joined facebook. but she had to lie about her age, because they didn't have her birth year as an option. [ laughter ] it gets even crazier when you find out she also joined tinder. >> steve: really? [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: swipe right and i'll show you my ankles. [ laughter ] >> steve: ♪ how do you do how do you do ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: of course the holidays are fast approaching. and just in time for the big shopping season, amazon announced it will open its first real store right here in new york. yeah. it will be just like other stores, but since it's amazon, in order to shop there, you must be drunk

>> i'm asking him what cologne do you wear. >> tell them what you actually asked me. >> why do you dos to me? it's the middle of the night. i asked him what perfume do you wear. you don't smell like perfume at all. we were talking about argon oil. i was asking -- because it's the holiday season. >> there's a point to all of this actually. >> move over, clay. there's a luxurious way to get a facial. >> you might want to brace yourself for sticker shock. a line that uses gold in the beauty products. we're talking about try-day friday. genevieve shaw brown. >> reporter: from veggies to charcoal, no shortage of ways women will try to stop the clock on aging. but one skin care company adds a major dose of lux to its lines by including gold in all its products. >> gold is timeless. that's why we picked it. it's always been a symbol of luxury throughout history. cleopatra was said to sleep in a mask of gold. >> reporter: oro gold sold only in its stores. i stopped into the opening of its flagship u.s. store. i got a complimentary facial treatment. >> oro gold is made up of 15 different colle

. >> i saw him backstage and we hugged and that's now his cologne on me. >> jimmy: there's also a huget. i thought i smelled it. >> jimmy: yes, yes, you did smell it. >> i was like, what is that? >> jimmy: we don't know exactly who it came from, but we have our suspicions. let's put it that way. >> got it. >> jimmy: everything is going well for you? >> what an exciting day. >> jimmy: it is an exciting day. you have seen aaron since you died? >> i have seen him. i adore him. and so being on the show on the same day, it's very exciting. >> jimmy: was that actually upsetting to you to have your relationship end like that? even though you're acting, but you're laying there in bed and you have to choke to death and -- >> yeah. those the choking part was totally fun. >> jimmy: it was? [ laughter ] >> well, you know, you're holding this, like, weird c concoction of mylanta and oatmeal for as long as you can. >> jimmy: is that the thing they use? >> the little secret for you. >> jimmy: have you had oatmeal or mylanta since? has it ruined it for you? >> i don't think i'd had either of those thi

of the high tides we have flooding in millville, along route 47, flood ago licensing 322, right at cologne avenue just outside of mays landing and high tides will bring possible flooding up and down all of the area shore towns. schuylkill, not bad at the moment, again slower than normal speeds across the board on all major roadways expect this morning. philly international looking good so far this morning but we are probably going to start to see delays because of the weather. chris and kerry, back over to you. >>> 5:18. the car of the pizza delivery man outside pitberg crushed by a falling wall. >> timing on this one. man just gotten out of his car when he heard wall start to crumble, concrete and debris buried his car destroying it as you can see in the video. a contractor who assessed damage says wet weather combine with freezing and that you go and freezing conditions caused this collapse. >>> two former managers of the vet can's bank and lawyer are under investigation by holy sea by suspect embezzlement. three men manager the sale of 29 vatican buildings over a seven year period and t

>> jimmy: russia is so broke, russian men can only afford to put on one bottle of cologne every day. applause ] russia -- russia is so broke -- >> steve: how broke are they? >> jimmy: edward snowden has to put government secrets on craigslist. ♪ [ laughter and applause ] russia is so broke -- >> audience: how broke are they? >> jimmy: the russian mail order bride catalog is now bigger than restoration hardware. i mean -- [ laughter and applause ] ♪ russia is so broke -- >> audience: how broke are they? >> jimmy: thank you for asking. [ laughter ] you know those little russian nesting dolls? >> steve: yes. >> jimmy: they had to put the smallest one up for adoption. >> steve: oh my gosh. [ laughter and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: bad scene all around. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: that is broke. >> jimmy: was it worth it? i don't know if it was worth it. >> steve: dire financial times. totally worth it. >> jimmy: i'm not sure. i'm not sure. [ laughter ] you guys see this? in a new interview, president obama said that he recently deejayed a small dance party at the white house. [ laughte

. >> i got me some tom ford cologne, smells awesome. awesome!> reporter: bruce is celebrating a birthday, too. and it was great gifts on the cheap for grace home from college. >> i got my mom some combat boots for $25 at charlotte reusse. >> both say they typically do most their shopping on christmas eve. but a forecasted rainy nasty mess is changing that for grace. >> no. i'm doing all my shopping today and like all day i set it up. not looking forward to that but wool be with our family and doing, um, you know, just have to stay and side. that will be fine, too. >> reporter: it's a real damper on an annual tradition at the mall for stephanie line bock and family coming from florida and it's bryce's first christmas in this region. >> i like getting in the christmas spirit and getting out in the malls and seeing santa and all that kind of stuff. >> we've been here since like 9:00 a.m. i've didn't both sides and i'm waiting for my husband and my son who are doing their last minute shopping. >> reporter: same annual tradition for carol coming from

if they got a a wallet or cologne you might the forget that. >> well, thanks sue we appreciate it. >> i will take my ornament and go home. >> don't listen to them. >> that is right. >> 9:03. we have some breaking news we have to get to in delaware. school bus crashed in the outside, a school around 7:00 o'clock this morning. this scene is cleared right now. twenty-four students were on the bus at the time of the accident. several students and driver were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. no word yesterday on what caused this accident. >> so that is newark delaware. we can see will mur shoe school right there, so that is the good news, on that one right there. >> your kid get out today. >> today is last day for a lot of children. some were out last week but a lot of them today will be the last day. >> we will get more information on what happened there we have a crew there now. we willably you update. >> so, if you received a holiday card this year, it probably came from a woman. >> who else does the cards. >> i know. >> recent poll found women are more likely than men to send

out in new jersey, some road flooding on the black horse pike at cologne avenue.kee, erika, over to you. >> thank you, still, no sign of shane montgomery almost two weeks since his disappearance. the reward for information is now $50,000. the west chester university student vanished thanksgiving morning, after leaving kill dare's bar in manayunk. authority have checked surveillance video and fanned out their search. family and friends are handing out flyers, still no solid leads. >> the central bucks school district is investigating whether a high school counselor made a post relate to go sunday's die-in outside the linc. the post was on mary kate's page saying quote if my chilled cannot get to the eagles game due to protesters ill personally shoot everyone of them. you've been warned idiots. a counselor at central bucks high school west now on paid leave. >> she said something like that is really surprising. >> she's done so much for this school, she helped me so much, she helps everyone with colleges, college essays and stuff. >> in a statement, the school's dis

. >> and i got me some tom ford cologne. smells awesome, awesome. >> that guy, awesome. wal-mart says it stores will be open until 8:00 this evening, toys "r" us open until 9:00, kohl's open until 6:00. national retail federation expects sales to rise 4% this year, the biggest gain in three years. >> all right, 4:11, breaking news coming up, shooting at one of the theatres now agreeing to show that movie the interview. but first, former president george bush senior returned to the hospital. we'll let you know how he is doing this morning. >> looking at scenes. weather, we have a lot happening, big storm system moving across, see we have a lot of snow, we know some of the weather conditions, in fact, have turned deadly in one area, a possible tornado has touched down in mississippi, yesterday afternoon, severe weather is expected to continue across this country. snow in some places, not in our neck of the woods, would you look at that back up there, a person on the side of the road right there, lots of travel delays. record travel is expected for the holiday. this is a sc

. >> i got me some tom forward for cologne. smells awesome.wesome. >> reporter: bruce rags dale is celebrating a birthday, too and it was great on the cheek from grace just home from college. >> i got my mom combat boots for $25 at karl loss reusse. >> reporter: both typically do most of their shopping on christmas eve. but a forecasted rainy nasty mess is changing that for grace. >> no. i'm doing my my shopping day all day i set it up. not looking forward to that. we'll be with our family and doing, you know, have to stay and side. that will be fine, too. >> reporter: it's a real damper on an annual tradition at the mall for stephanie line back and family coming from florida and it's bryce' first christmas in this region. >> i like getting in the christmas spirit and getting out in the malls and seeing santa and all that kind of stuff. >> we've been here since like 9:00 a.m. and i've done both sides and i'm waiting for my husband and my son who are doing their last minute shopping. >> reporter: same annual tradition for carol coming from palm