we have team three coverage for you, we will begin with "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao in north philadelphia where we're told carlesha is resting with her family this morning, jan? >> reporter: erika and ukee, good morning, as soon as this family learned carlesha was found safe in maryland they have hospital in a car and raised down there to meet her where she was than going treatment for minor injuries. she was in good condition. they say she's resting and looking forward to a good night's sleep after this 72 hour ordeal. a joyous reunion, and a overwhelming sense of relief for carlesha gaither a a and her family this morning as they left the the hospital in maryland and headed home. >> she good. she want to thank all y'all for your help, everybody. she just kept saying thank you. happy to be back home and safe. >> reporter: it has been a frightening 72 hours for 22-year old after being snatched sunday night off a germantown street. her family knew importance of every hour she remain missing. >> i am like the first 24 hours is the most crucial hours, any type of case like that.

. >>> "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao joins us from north philadelphia where carlesha's family is breathing a huge sigh of relief, such great news, good morning. >>> erika and ukee good morning. joyous reunion underway for carlesha gaither a a inn her family. her family left philadelphia last night when they learn he had been found alive in maryland they met her where she was under going treatment for minor injuries. we are toll she will be back here to her mother a's house sometime later today. a as we look at this new rid ohio for us this morning this is a hot of carlesha and her family leaving that hospital in maryland, she was in good condition last night and since released. you can see them all leaving and heading back to philadelphia the man police say is spotsible for kidnapping the 22 year old is lock up this morning. this is 37 year-old delven barns, police say he was in that car, that they had been looking for, all, all since sunday night, they say he was found in jessup, maryland when he was about to pull away that is when the fbi stepped in. he is facing a number of

for now we are live in king sessing, jane carabao for "eyewitness news" at cw philly. >>> a developing story now off-duty september -- it happened in philadelphia on the 600 block of winton street. eyewitnesses say the bus driver often visits the neighborhood to check on his mom. another man a 35 year-old, died of the gunshot wound to the head. at this point no word on a suspect or the intended target. >>> police say that the driver of this car tried to run down an officer, during a traffic stop in north philadelphia last night. wild scene unfolded near 21st and oxford. the driver dragged an officer several feet but not another justly hurt. officer fired one shot at the the car which briefly got away. it was recovered on north lambert street near norris and they arrested the suspect when he sought treatment at jefferson hospital for a gunshot wound to his arm. >>> new this morning fire tears through a philadelphia restaurant and bar, fire fighters responded, to the call at the bar on the 600 block of north front street just after 2:00 this morning. it was under control in less than hal

live from upper darby, jane carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> good planning there, thank you. >>> check out these white out conditions in new york state. several feet of lake effect snow shut down parts of the western new york stranding hundreds of motorist in that freezing cold and, get this, it is still snowing. that storm has been blamed for at least four deaths. the governor has called in the national guard and declared a state of emergency in ten counties. in buffalo the mayor says snowdrifts are topping 5 feet. >> i saw the snowfall is that heavy. it is probably heavier then anything that we have seen in over 40 years. >> this is actually visible wall of precipitation you can see here in the time lapse video. parts of the buffalo are buried, other areas just minutes away were effectively untouched. >>> atlantic city casino workers will protest plans to close trump taj mahal this evening. the casino says it will shut down december 12th if hotel and restaurant union members do not drop an appeal of the court ordered cost saving package. closure would put 3,000 taj mahal empl

reporting live from north philadelphia, jane carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you. >>> as you might imagine carlesha's family and friends they are breathing a collective sigh of relief this morning. >> our team three coverage continues. nicole brewer has their reaction at police headquarters, nicole. >> reporter: ukee and erika, they hope that their prayers would bring her home, they went home as far as organizing a vigil, but little did they know carlesha gaither was already found safe a sound. >> god gave her the courage to hold on. >> reporter: prayers for a safe return became messages of thanks and praise wednesday, as family, friend, supporters of carlesha freeland gaither learned of her safe return. >> thank you lord. >> i heard that she was released, my heart pumped, i was just glad, happy, overwhelmed. >> reporter: with candles lit and a prayer circle in place, they gathered at green and colter, the very spot where carlesha was abduct sunday night. for days, they waited, wondered, and worried. >> it has been hell. it has been hell. >> i thought it would be, and god

reporting live outside northwest detective, jane carabao for "eyewitness news" at cw philly. >>> now the campaign 2014. ballots have been counted with voters calling for change in the commonwealth. democrat tom wolf beats republican tom corbett in the race for pennsylvania's governor. it is first time an incumbent pennsylvania governor has ever lost a reelection bid. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer is in south philadelphia to talk more about it, nicole, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. folks out here in south philadelphia not typically shy about their opinions so we came here to geno's steaks to track them for you just hours after tom wolf defeats governor tom corbett in the election. >> let us be the people to actually create this bright future that we deserve, let's make this the time, lets get started. thank you very much. >> reporter: inside york's arena governor elect tom wolf shared his vision for pennsylvania tuesday following a historic, decisive win over republican incumbent tom corbett. the first pennsylvania governor to go down in defeat while seeki

reporting live outside northwest detectives, jane carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> coming up at 60:00 36789 let's head to the die deck with katie for traffic and weather together. >> good morning, everybody. today will be a quiet day, all things considered but not as bright and sunny as yesterday was. we will see some sunshine but it will be at a more of a premium. you can tell that by looking at storm scan three even though sun has yet to rise over the horizon. clouds will be skewing that sunrise in many locations. we will take this regional zoom and you can also see a little bit of green popping up here but notice how it has been fist welling time. so this is a frontal boundary that doesn't bring us much more than just clouds as the day goes on. currently taking you out to the live neighborhood network cameras here or locations, we are in the lower 50's, or 40's. lehighton, 42. one of the more northern locationness our viewing area as the day progresses here you can expect to see sunshine, but we are expecting those clouds. 67 degrees is our high in philadelphia lets show y

"eyewitness news", reporter jane carabao is here to explain. >> reporter: good morning, now comes the tricky task of placing, a 129 turkies, into the oven here, that is the number that we got, these ovens right around 130, a at within point they got up to 135 here, one year they have been loading them for about, at last 15 minutes or so. you can see sam, the owner here ever so carefully. look at how long that paddle is. that oven goes way back in there. puts them in, pulls them out. >> wait, don't put that one in there. >> yes, nicole would be are upset. >> you are supposed to be taking care of her hat. >> she would be really upset, we almost threw the trusty cbs-3 turkey hat in there. come on guys you have been in operation six decades you know better than that. i have been doing a story about tradition i have to put our tradition on our head as well. they have been working hard all day long, take a look at this side of the kitchen as well, 129 turkies, going in right now. they opened up the doors at cacia's bakery a at 5:30. they usually don't open up until 6:00. there were so many

. >>> "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao joins us from north philadelphia where carlesha's familyigh of relief, such great news, good morning. >>> erika and ukee good morning. joyous reunion underway for carlesha gaither a a inn her family. her family left philadelphia last night when they learn he had been found alive in maryland they met her where she was under going treatment for minor injuries. we are toll she will be back here to her mother a's house sometime later today. a as we look at this new rid ohio for

"eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao is live at cacia's bakery where people have been lining up all morning long, good morning. >> reporter: nicole and ukee, good morning. happy thanksgiving. take a look at what we have, it is quieter now that we are later in the morning. you know what we have passed the 100 mark, 100 turkey mark and they are all on the floor right there ready to go into that famous brick oven. the only stipules is, of course you guys, these guys have ton defrost ted and season them yourself, you have to stuff them. you have to pluck them. they do all of the hard work. they go in the brick oven and they will get good flavors. sit back and come back right around noon or 1:00 depending on how big the birdies, pick it up, $18 no worries. they do all of the work for you. we have a couple of the last people here, but if we can get in and talk to danielle real quick she has been really talkative, danielle, get over here. i'm putting her on the spot. how are you doing. it looks like we are getting winding down. >> we are at 107 right now. >> 107. >> is that more than you u

reporting live in philadelphia, jane carabao for "eyewitness news" at cw philly. >>> in other news, full operations are resuming today at pennsylvania state police blooming grove barracks. it has been closed since september 12th ambush that killed corporal brian dickson and seriously injured trooper alex douglass. at alleged shooter eric frein was charge for the attack after a seven week manhunt. trooper douglass is still recovering from his injuries and he is now at a new york city area hospital that specializes in orthopedics. >>> new this morning, officials are working to determine what caused a fire at this vacant home in north philadelphia overnight. and crews responded to the 400 block of east makefield street in fair hill just after midnight. it was quickly placed under control. no injuries were reported. >>> also philadelphia police are asking for the public's help asking for this man, 51 year-old renold ocean, he was last seen at north dover street in brewerytown yesterday afternoon. police say that ocean suffers from depression. he is known to frequent area along kelly drive an

for now we're reporting live from philadelphia, jane carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> 4:33. katie, this is our transition day. >> it is. we will start off here taking you out to sky cam three where we are seeing fog settling in and we will explain why in a second. in ocean city you cane that haze starting to develop here, and that is going to be a running theme throughout the morning across especially eastern most new jersey, southern new jersey, southern delaware, because we are seeing again a squeeze play of moisture taking place here. lets look at storm scan three and we will go there next. there is not much to see here. you can tell that there is some cloud cover but it is so difficult to detect fog on a satellite, just because it is so low to the ground it is you have to pick up. typically it will look like a very fine gray more than anything, not these bright white clouds higher in the atmosphere. you see how this cold front is a approaching and then there is this other system that will not affect us but it is bringing this indirect i'm pack in the way of some fog, and

reporting live at philadelphia international airport, jane carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> right now 33:00. lets get traffic and weather together, katie. >> second blast of lake effect snow has been founding western new york. that first round buried the buffalo areas with 6 feet of snow. forecasters expect another two before this is all said and done. at least seven deaths are blamed on this autumn arctic blast. weekend warm up is on the way but with 60-degree temperatures and heavy rain expect all that snow expect can turn if to another problem for that area and it could mean flooding now. it seems as if the problems aren't coming to a close for this area we are continuing to stay nice and clear, chill obviously has been the big story for us but under a generally clear skies, the temperatures believe it or not not as harsh this morning. in center city, over our center city sky line here you can see everything. no worries in terms of visibility. when we take you back in time we will show you where we stood yesterday if we can. we really were off to a cold start. we did tie early

reporting live, jane carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> our team coverage continues with nicole brewer. >> she's live at police headquarters with family and friend reaction, nicole. >> reporter: when carlesha went missing an entire community came together hoping and praying that she would come home safe, and they even organized a vigil never realizing her prayers had been answered. >> god gave her the courage to hold on. >> reporter: prayers for a safe return became messages of thanks and praise wednesday, as family, friend, supporters of carlesha freeland gaither learned of her safe return. >> thank you, lord, thank you. >> when i heard she was released, i was just glad, happy, overwhelmed. >> reporter: with pray circle will in place they gathered at the very spot where carlesha was abduct sunday night. for days they waited, wondered and worried. >> it has been hell. it has been hell. i thought it would be something but god is good. >> reporter: not only was carlesha found safe but her abductor, 37 year-old delven barnes seen here on video is now in police custody facing federa

we are coming to you live, jane carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you. >>> developing right now four deaths are blamed on a paralyzing snow system blanketing parts of the western new york. more than 4 feet of lake effect snow has fallen in the buffalo area and it is still coming down. as don champion tells us, some drivers and even an entire women's basketball team were trapped in those drifts. >> reporter: overnight only the the heaviest of machinery could easily get around buffalo new york. >> plows can in longer plow the snow. is there so much snow it is like plowing a brick wall. >> reporter: paralyzing storm has dumped more than 4 feet of snow in the area. time lapse video from tuesday shows massive lake effect snow storm moving on shore, four people have been killed in storm-related incidents. >> we're stressing to people do not drive unless you absolutely have to. >> reporter: too often people venture out of gotten stuck, more than 140 vehicles are stranded on the new york state through way a 132-mile stretch of the highway is now shut down. niagara university women's

we are live from philadelphia, jane carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you for that. >>> family, friend and supporters gathered in germantown where carlesha was abduct late sunday evening. during the vigil they lit candles and prayed to be return safely to her family. when news spread she had had been found alive, through go, friend and family rejoyced. >> they found her, you know, so it is a blessing. it really is. >> when i heard that she was released my heart was pump, i was glad, happy, and overwhelmed, overwhelmed. just blessed that nothing happened to her, that is the whole thing that she is good. >> to see more video and get latest developments on carlesha's rescue head to cbs philly.com. our coverage continues there. >>> right now, 5:03. we are waking up to wet roads and soggy lawns this morning as that rain continues to fall overnight we're looking live at center sit friday our sky campaign this rain, it has got legs. it is sticking around, right katie. >> it is just because we are tracking a duo of frontal bound dry. warm front this morning. cold front later tonight in

"eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao is at can a's bakery where they are warming them for six decades doing a fine job, hey, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ukee and nicole, happy thanksgiving. it is getting loud in here. we have a steady, strong line out the door here at cacia's bakery. one of the first people who dropped off their birdies lisa. where are you from. >> south philadelphia. >> this is a family institution. have you been coming here for years. >> this is only my third year. >> only my third year. >> reporterer: it must have been a success or you wouldn't be coming back. >> they are excellent, and it so easy and it takes the hassle away. i don't cook, my family does but it saves a lot of aggravation. >> reporter: you bring the bird to the scene. you are the the center piece. >> and it is excellent. >> reporter: what about how that infusees different flavors, what bit is so great. >> i went on line to read it. it ising on about the way air circulate that is makes it perfectly done. i don't know how they keep track of all these different turkies. because they are a

"eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao joins us at the a airport to bring us up to date, jan. >> reporter: that is right, this strike was supposed to begin at 7:00 o'clock this morning but it actually started hours earlier. these workers stepped off the job here at philadelphia international the airport right around 5:00 o'clo this morning. more than hundred baggage hand letters pledged to go on strike here and they say they were going to step off the job at 7:00 o'clock. a spokesperson says it is unclear how long this will last but that has passengers worried especially around the who will days. >> bags will be arriving shortly. >> reporter: they are 125 men and with men who make sure your check bags get scanned and handed to tsa. you also see them loading bags on and off carousals and conveyor belts. they are bag handlers employed by prime flight which contracts with individual airlines but come thurursday morning many say they will walk off the job and on to the picket line. >> we want better wages. everybody just want to be treated equally. >> reporter: employees tell "eyewitness news

reporting live from philadelphia, jane carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> also happening today, full operations will resume at the pennsylvania state police blooming grove barracks that has been closedded since september 12th ambush that killed brian dickson and seriously injured alex douglass. at alleged shooter eric frein was charged for the attack after a seven week manhunt. trooper douglass last is still recovering. he is at a new york city hospital that specializes in orthopedics. >>> an nba player in philadelphia is mourning loss of his father shot and killed in germantown. investigators found 57 year-old wayne ellington, senior in a koran mar john street sunday night. he is the father of wayne ellington, your who played high cool basketball at episcopal academy. police continue to search for a shooter and motive in the case. philadelphia police have an arrest warrant for the husband accused of dumping his wife's sports car this is delaware river. police divers pulled the red corvette out of the water near tacony pennsylvania will my use bridge wednesday night. wife said s

"eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao joins us from 69th street terminal with a few chilly commutersjan, good morning. >> reporter: erika and ukee, good morning. we have not felt this type of cold in a long time. it will take time for everyone out here to get acclimated to it once again, it is so cold out here that the city of philadelphia has issued a code blue alert because of the severe cold weather. so has montgomery county and burlington county in new jersey. coming to the live from the 69th street terminal in upper darby where people are shuffling faster this morning to get on the bus and to find relief and find some warmth. all across delaware valley we are seeing same thing person after person bundled up with the billing puffy coat, fury hoods, trying to keep every piece of skin covered. here in upper dash a according to our weather app we are right around 20 degrees but it feels a whole lot colder and feels about 10 degrees colder then that. numbers that not many people want to hear about this season especially like many of these folks catching several buses and trains to wo

"eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao joins us from northwest detectives with the closer look at police video they want to you see, jan, good morning . >> reporter: erika, good morning. police are trying to track down this person of interest. they are hoping this new surveillance video and images will help to do just that. this manhunt has gotten huge attention and it is as a result of the fbi, and it is the break in the case that they have been waiting for. it is latest look at a person of interest, wanted, here in connection with the kidnapping of carlesha freeland gaither. this late tuesday night comes from the gas station convenient store in aberdeen, maryland. investigators traced the 22-year old's atm card to that area police released these still images capturing that person of interest in the stand alone bank atm using her card. and, they are holding out hope that these developments mean investigators are closing in on the kidnapper. >> i'm happy that he showed his face because now he will put himself out there and that is good. and we're all devastated. >> we want carlesha retur

"eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao joins us from philadelphia international airport where travelersnicely, that will in the last though, jan, good morning. >> reporter: so far so good here at philadelphia international airport. you can see travelers with their big bags making their way up and through security line there and as they go they are checking out the departure boards and the signs all point in the right direction right now all saying on time. in problem here. just a minute we will talk more about the era port preps but please take a look at the video road are prepping and rails are prepping as well at 30th street station. trains are rolling, there are a lot of people to go on those trains through philadelphia, 80,000 people alone they will want to check with amtrak ahead of time if you have not gotten your ticket yet. there may not be any seats leave. people cancel at the last minute. you may be able to squeak in there as well. as we come back live to philadelphia international airport i want to bring out air airport spokeswoman mary flannery. >> our snow crews are standin

we are live in king sessing, jane carabao, on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> right now just past 6:33, lets get traffic and weather together. >> today is day within of the prolong chill that we have been forecasting new for quite a while and it looks like we will be stuck with that chill for quite a while too. we will start off by taking you outside here to a live look at our very own station headquarters, beautiful blue skies and sunrise underway but it is colder then it was this same time yesterday, 39 degrees, humidity dropped off substantially. we will not be dealing with fog this time around. storm scan three shows just about getting surrounded by cloud cover off to the west, north and south, and it is invading our region and sign of things to come, guys. we will be seeing a little disturbance that has been here by this evening bringing in primarily rain showers but because that chillies here, some of you will tart to see light snow in mixing in. however, i don't necessarily think you will have a chance to a accumulate much, if anything in, most spots. you have to go far north and

reporting live from north philadelphia, jane carabao for "eyewitness news" at cw philly. >> more details are coming in the news room on how police were able to apprehend delven barnes. >> "eyewitness news" reporter, nicole brewer is live from police headquarters, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to both of you, that is right, a car salesman concern over bad credit a actually helped police track down carlesha gaither's allege abductor. this is new information as we mentioned from philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey. he said quick release of this surveillance video inside an ago new supermarket not only showed the suspect's face will you led to a very important tip from a car always man recently sold the suspect a vehicle. it turns out he put a gps tracking device on that car out of concern that the suspect may have bad credit. when he saw him on surveillance video, he was able to tell police with that all important tip. >> because by put ago this video out, we got a phone call from a person who sold this individual a car and from that we were able to trace the car, we w

we're reporting live at philadelphia international airport jane carabao for "eyewitness news" at cw philly. >> whether you travel by plane, train or car, please be sure to check out travel guide at cbs philly.com. fine latest road conditions and you can track flights as well right there on the home page of cbs philly.com. i want to update our breaking news right now. two fbi agents are shot while executing an a arrest warrant in north st. louis county. it happened early this morning about 5 miles south of where the ferguson protests have taken place. authorities say that one agent was shot in the shoulder, the the other in the leg. we're told the shooting was in the directly related to the protests. >>> meanwhile, crowds burned police car and broke windows at ferguson city hall last night all in a second day of protest against a grand jury decision not to indict a police office shore killed an unarmed teen. now that officer is speaking publicly for the first time about the the confrontation. as soon as mcginnes tells us the officer maintains he did his job. >> protesters faced off against

we are coming to you live from upper darby, jane carabao for "eyewitness news" at cw philly. >> all right, jan, thank you. >>> all right. stuck out sky denning, good morning. >> i love the way you put that. >> i would not come out here by choice. if it was my decision. it is very cold, and, extra heavy coat, today, and, all of the common sense and you know to do it but you need to also know what to expect when you walk outside the door. this is very, very early for us to be seeing temperatures of this nature. currently, on storm scan three the last three hour loop has been empty devoid of activity. that clear sky meant we were able to drop easily overnight. but we keep saying it could be so much worse. look at the the temperatures reported currently here from pittsburgh to cleveland to the twin citieser with they are stuck in the teens. chilly when we factor in the wind. it is lighter then it was yesterday. with that said your current feels like values are right on par with where they ended up yesterday, eventually now that the sunnies up and we get in the later part of the day we will se

reporting live from king sessing, jane carabao for "eyewitness news" at cw philly. >> right now, 8:33. lets get traffic and weather together. katie, that cold weather is here. >> it is, this is day one of the prolonged stretch of below average temperatures for our area we will see a couple disturbances move in with that here and first actually comes as early as late this afternoon and into tonight. it is something that has yet to form on radar. let me walk you through there, out there, first and foremost right now it is a beautiful start. bright sun line. blue skies. this is our very own rooftop view and we have 41 degrees both at the the airport and we're in the lower 40's as well at our own station where we have our own set of observations that we take. a north wind checking in at 9 miles an hour and lower humidity. we will not have any signs of fog out there today but storm scan three if you will notice, it is clear we have cloud cover starting to essentially surround us here. it comes from two separate pieces of energy. lake effect snow off across northwestern pa and great lakes a

reporting live there philadelphia, jane carabao for "eyewitness news" on the cw philly. >>> our time lets check business. >> jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange and huge fine for world's biggest banks, is what behind this, jill. >> reporter: that is right, good morning again, ukee and erika. this one really involves the world's biggest banks and it is a 3 billion-dollar fine because of manipulating the foreign exchange market. citigroup, jp morgan chase, hsbc are all included in this. it follows an 18 month investigation in the dozen countries. regulators say banks didn't supervise employees who traded, for their own accounts. ukee and erika. >> we have talk about this the other day. we know taylor swift pulled her music from the spotify and now their ceo has responded, tell us about it. >> yes, spotify is defending its business model a week after taylor swift pulled her music. >>> in the block post ceo says the company fights pie racecy, they have paid more than $2 billion to labels and recording artists since launching back in 2008. i feel another taylor swift son

we are reporting live at philadelphia international airport, jane carabao for "eyewitness news" at cw philly. >> he hads a cowboys hat on can you lose his luggage. sorry, we're back. when are traveling by plane, train or car, check out the travel guide at cbs philly.com. you'll fine the latest road conditions and check out the flights as well right there on our home page at cbs philly.com. >>> updating our breaking news right now in missouri, two fbi agents were shot earlier this morning at a home in north st. louis county. it happened while those agents were assisting local police, in their effort to serve an arrest warrant. one agent was shot in the shoulder, the other in the leg. authorities say that their injuries are not life threatening and that the shooting was not directly related to the protest in ferguson. >>> now in ferguson overnight a police cruiser goes up in flames outside city hall, check it out right there it marked another evening of unrest in the missouri suburb. crowds flipped the parked car on the side, broke the the windows and then set it on fire. meantime the m