thirty-one is your actual air temperature, it is cold enough in the city to support that snow and we have pick up an inch or so in the city at the airport anyway and certainly colder further north you go. these clippers do reenforce chill, this one would be, much of the same, but we do expect sun to break out through the day as it gets brighter and brighter we do need sun grass es too since the reflection off of that snow will get you too. the breeze also picks up. it is still a busy day, meisha but more nuisance system, then , what it could have been if we had a larger storm. >> we have everything, the snow, black ice, the sun. all right, katie, thanks very much. we say it all the time leave your homes early, take it easy to day, you will to have drive a little bit slower then you normally would, 42 freeway northbound at creek road, thinks where we are seeing levels build up right now. lots of headlights out there and also, 95 before girard. take a look at this, we are seeing a lot of, taillights start to go off here and take a look at that, and letting us know, that is something there, it is going to be wet, or black ice. so, we're talking about 30 degrees. i would venture that it is black ice and take it really slow. we are already seeing some spin out accidents, taking a peak in north philadelphia, aramingo avenue at ann street, all that snow, ice, and tires go over and over, it does become exacted ice, and then we have an accident route one city avenue at 66th street, another one on the boulevard and we have more coming up in a little bit. back to you. temperatures in the 20's, wind, blasts of snow. >> many in our area start to deal with as they wake up to their way to work and school. anita oh live in south philadelphia been watching all morning long, any improvements there. >> reporter: that is exactly right, but we are just seeing a lot more people waking up ready to go to work. driving as well. our neighbor rachel here cleaning off her car getting ready to leave for the morning we are here at 13th and morris , miracle on south 13th street where these hems are lit up with lights, decorations all night long but they turn them off overnight for the most part. we are seeing some runners out here, which is ambitious, reason i say it is ambitious and there are slick spots, looking dunn here, you can see that there are some of these icy slick patches, that are hard to see, especially if you had are running, and not going slowly. heading out this morning, walking, or driving, you will want to take it easy but overnight we saw the snowfall, take a look at this video from the art museum in philadelphia penndot getting readied for snowfall, before yesterday they were salting, clearing the road as well, and across the bridge, crewness new jersey doing same thing, salting, plowing road, one man helping to do that in area parking lot. and, i didn't think we were going to get a covering, i thought it was just a snow shower just basically salt so it doesn't freeze up but it came down pretty good. >> it did come down good especially out in the suburbs, areas, i drove in from montgomery county, montgomery ville area and i saw our meteorologist matt peterson tweeted something out about a few inches there where in the city, it was 1.4 inches as i was out there in the suburbs, developments an inside road were not yet clear if you are heading out use caution and walking on these sidewalks they are still coated and there are a bunch of slick spots as well. for now, live from south philadelphia, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". this is notable, a cow on i-95 in philadelphia it had to be moved from the southbound lanes around 2:00 this morning an utter surprise for motorist , and for police got 911 call we are told the bo vine goes by the fitting name of stormy and police carrolled her and get her down to callowhill street. stormy was not injured. police got surprising help along the way as well. >> pennsylvania state trooper with us, who owns a horse cattle ranch in south jersey and he was the one who took the lead, he was the expert, he knew how to carroll the animal and we just followed his lead. >> right place, right time. police tells cbs-3 that stormy escaped from this live nativity scene at fourth and race at old first reformed united church of christ. as you can see stormy is home enjoying hey after a licensing night of wandering around philadelphia. a family of six escaped from a house fire early today in moorestown burlington county. officials say two adults, four children and two dogs are all accounted for and there are no injuries. fire broke out in the 600 block of lenola red just before 12:30 and was under control in an hour. there is in word on a cause. police believe driver who hit saint guess university student in wynfield was under influence. investigators say that driver ran down student as she walk across sit avenue, at lapsely lane last night. she remains in critical condition. they found what appears to be marijuana in the driver's car. cousins charged in the brutal murders of four men in the bucks county farm will be in court for their formal arraignment. suspects are facing pressure to cooperate even after authorities say cost maine dinardo admitted, to shooting and burying the men. an agreement with prosecutors said dinardo would avoid death penalty if admitting guilt. now they have filed a notice of aggravated circumstances that still gives them the death penalty option but dinardo's attorney told "eyewitness news" his clients will not enter a guilty plea today. >> we were well aware of the fact that the death penalty would only be something that could be bargained with and taken off the table in exchange for a guilty plea. so we're not at that point just yet. >> perry's working with dinardo to reach a plea, dinardo's cousin sean kratz is facing charges and he is not represent by perry but will be in court today. local community is heart broken after two young boys die in the house fire. teddy bears, notes and fires, that belong to montgomery county sheriff deputy brian lukens. flames broke out yesterday morning. luke whence his wife and daughter a survived their injuries but 11 and six year-old sons died after getting trapped inside the home. >> we know brian absolutely, as a loving, caring father but as a police officer did everything he could to get those kid out of the house. >> go fund me page has raised 125 you this dollars for lukens family, there is in word on the cause of the fire. republican kentucky lawmakers accuse of sex assault has died of an apparent suicide. cbs news correspondent brooks silva-braga reports an autopsy is planned for later today. >> reporter: on monday kentucky state legislator dan johnson was accused of sexual ly assaulting a 17 year-old, two days later his body was fun on the side of the road. local officials say johnson had a gunshot wound to the head and called it an apparent suicide. >> he drove his car over bridge, pulled over to the side of the road, stopped, got out and standing in front of his vehicle from the scene shot himself. >> reporter: johnson a non- denominational preacher was accused in the lengthy public radio report by kentucky center for investigative reporting. >> this allegation concerning this lady, this young girl, absolutely has no merit. >> reporter: his wife supported him. >> we are fighters. >> reporter: republican law makers in kentucky called on johnson to resign in, a facebook message posted just before his death that has been since deleted johnson wrote god knows the truth, nothing is the way they make it out to be, brooks silva-braga for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". now back to alabama many republicans and democrats agree that democrat doug jones won tuesday's alabama senate race his opponent doesn't agree. republican senate candidate roy moore, refusing to concede defeat. unofficial returns show democrat doug jones was up 20,000 votes, three times the margin needed for automatic recount. >> we have not received final count to include military and provisional ballots. this has been a close race and we are awaiting certification by secretary of the state. >> dot right thing roy, time that we heel. it is time that we get together. this has been tough, tough on him, but at the same time it is just time to move on. >> alabama secretary of state says he will certify the election results between december 27th and john third. coming up on "eyewitness news", we have word of the first flu related net our area >> do you get aches and pain when it rain. find out what new research reveals bailing between the two in healthwatch. one in two gifts return but some stores make it easier then others i'll tell what you you need to necessity to assure a hassle free return. ♪ >> all right. a slow ride this morning, as you can see road look wet, katie and meisha after been getting us out all morning long, but man behind the wheel this morning is our photo journalist mike, thank you very much for this shot, he stays out there and heading out you be safe as well. state holt, officials say new castle man died was 47 years old, and had several under lining health conditions according to the cdc number of people who will die from the flu is higher then experts originally thought. they estimate that anywhere between 291,000, 646,000 people world wide, will die from flu-related respiratory illnesses each year. previous estimate was lower, researchers say, youngest and oldest adults are hit hardest. researchers have come up dry trying to find ailing between body aches and wet weather. rain has been blamed for aching joints but harvard study suggest otherwise. researchers reviewed millions of insurance claims and weather reports. it turns out in linc was found between rainfall and doctor's visits for joint and back pain katie, i have been fascinated who say that, they know it is going to rain because of how they feel what do you think. >> i think it boils down to is pressure difference. i don't think it has anything to do with what falls from the sky pressure changing, that will actually impact you. doctor rob is, doctor rob dan off, on our show all the time, he is a plethora of knowledge. we talk about this all the time. i do think is there something to it but yeah, that is a finding that does not surprise me too much. i don't think rain itself lead to any real changeness your health. when we look at storm scan three though, no rain, it is all strictly snow, but notice in the last couple hours, things have really fizzled away, in terms of the snowfall rates here, with this clipper system. and, and, and reenforce the cold, and, dump very much snow this one is a classic. winter weather advisory still posted not including in philadelphia county at this point but northern half of the region is still in that until 10:00 a.m. may expire sooner but for now still in place until 10 and these flakes will continue to make their exit. as they do skies clear out, you're left with sunshine and snowfall from an inch to two plus inches in the northern most counties. high of 38 degrees. that is chilly but better then yesterday but then bottom gets pulled out from frustrates here, down 21 for overnight, wind lighter at that point and even though we will see some sun throughout the day tomorrow it is a cold day and late in the day some of you will be seeing another snow shower moving in. it won't amount to much. moving forward we are flirting with 40 by saturday, expect some sunshine. by sunday and especially monday and tuesday temperatures will go on a nice uphill climb, and, we're even exceeding, that by monday, meisha. >> bring back 40's and 50's, this morning has had to, step it up, lets just say that because we have had accident after accident, very slippery, out there, looking at schuylkill westbound at boulevard and we have an accident that came up a few minutes ago, already cause something pretty significant backups. you can see snow, slick conditions, and you can also see you are putting on your brakes traveling by. when it is so sleepily, traveling at posted speed or faster then, trying to put on your brakes coming around to this accident it can cause more problems. be careful. that is. that quick peak at ben franklin bridge everything looking good but it is time to check with our penndot friend on area road, bob ken is on the line with me, good morning , bob. >> good morning, meisha, how are you. >> i'm doing g i can't say same thing for our morning commuters, so this is within of the first mornings we are seeing that snow, ice during our workweek, accumulate and causing some problems, what is your guys standard protocol. >> well, we pretreated the road yesterday, right new our crew is still have some out there salting the roadways and keep in mind as morning commute continues to build, you know our trucks are also impact by the same traffic our motorist hit. we are out there, trying to hit these slick spots, and salt, salting the road where the snow has fallen and things of that nature but for the most part the highways are in good shape and anita allude todd earlier in that bucks county, montgomery county border such as road like county line road, upper state road and stump road there is a slushy spots and snow covered areas up there. so we advice motorist to obviously take it easy, of course, crews are getting special attention to the bridges, ramps, overpasses as they become slick with these nuisance storms and with any storm. as you have been saying all morning we add vei to you allow extra time and use caution out there because it can be slick. >> absolutely bob we love you, thanks for your hard work, take it easy. >> you too thanks for having me on. >> rahel, back over to you. the average consumer will spend more than $600 on holiday gifts but good chance those presents will get return >> some stores make it simple, others not so much. according to experts there are certain things to look for before you shop to avoid any has also later. tis season forgiving but unfortunately your perfect gift isn't always the perfect fit, and none of us want to get stuck with something we can't or won't use. >> nothing more frustrating then even getting a gift and not being able to return it or giving a gift to someone and they tell you they can't return it. >> janice lieberman with deal news says there is an easy twi prevent that from happening. >> you want to shop at a store that offers you mostly way in getting a refund and that means a generous time limit. it means if you don't have your receipt they can possibly look it up with your credit card. there are winners when it comes to refund policies that we love because they basically november time limit or a year, they will give you cash or credit back on your credit card and you don't to have take a store credit. we love kohl's for that reason , nordstrom, idea gives you 365 days, bet, badh and beyond they are great when it comes to returns, hassle free, no aggravation. >> bath and body works are on the nice list along with amazon. >> amazon is awesome when it comes to returns. and other on line sites you have to pay for shipping for refunds, can you get to their brick and mortar store and return, because it makes a big difference. you don't want to pay $25 for a pair of jeans. >> not all stores are accommodate organize generous with time. >> some give you only two weeks which is very little time, that is apple, barnes abe nome will only give you two weeks. forever 231 gives you 30 days, sometimes they even give you store credit. >> be cautious buying big electronic ticket items as well, carefully read those policies because many stores charge a restocking fee when they are returned. >> coming up a lot of people dread going to the dmv because of the long lines but we will show you new technology that could cut your waiting time. >> sounds good to me, known as neverland ranch of south jersey get a sneak peak inside unique landmark and find out how it could be yours, yours, stay with u we should not be breaking out in the 30's throughout the day, that is last day of that however we will continue to rebound into sunday so we will be back in the 40's. is there a slim chance that we see a wintry mixes specially sunday night, we will have more as we get closer, guys. now for a look at newspaper headlines. >> diocese of trenton announced it would be pulling its financial support from holy cross academy at end of the school year. a group says they have a plan to keep only catholic high school in burlington county high school despite loss of the diocese funding. a long standing tradition has ended in wilmington for the first time since 1978 clarence frank boys and girls club will not be selling christmas this holiday season. profits were not large enough to justify time spend by limited staff. morning call traffic can be a bear in philadelphia but town in the poconos is home to actual bears, well, it earned distinction of having war commute time in the nation, according to the u.s. census bureau workers in east stroud berg two hours north of philadelphia have an average commute of 38.6 minutes one way while it takes philly commuters 31.5 minutes to get to work. that is a look at newspaper headlines around the delaware valley. long lines at department of the motor vehicles, fact of life. >> one state dmv is out to change. that west virginia dmv is opening new self service kiosk , drivers cannery knew driver's license and registration inside sheetz convenience store, like our wawa. kick off is set, credit and debit card are seven self serve kiosk across the area. >> good idea. coming up next half an hour future of how internet regulated business to change and impacts us all, we will explain how it could change the way you serve the webb and what it will cost you. we have an update on the south jersey schools closed for mold and when it will reopen, anita. good morning, guys, cars and sidewalks here in south philadelphia still coated with snow, coming up i'll show you red conditions and also tell you what neighbors are most concerned about this morning. >> yes, anita we will to have pack our patients with the snow, sleet, ice prepare for messy slow commute we have multiple accidents, down pole and speed restrictionness play we will have those updates coming up but first we will take a quick break. we will be right back. 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curb. >> today's morning minis response ordinary by penn medicine's abramson cancer center number one cancer center in the region. nick general as on the late show with stephen colbert >> lets send it out to katie for a check of the forecast. you have had your hand goes full this week. >> we have had wintry elements coming through snow, we had snow, obviously bitter cold, the wind chill issues, thankfully, it is still cold, grant budd that wind has eased up but it will pick backup as day goes on in the wake of the clipper, as it tend toss do. one of the characteristics that comes with this. snow we have seen so far is pretty much right on par with where we would normally find out of the clipper. these systems come through and they don't have time to dump very much snow but they don't have moisture anyway, malvern pick up 2 inches. we pick up an inch at philly international. i did see a tweet from peter, in williamstown, he pick up just shy of 3 inches there. right new doing well in these neighborhoods but notice in the last couple of hours even this clipper has start todd lose its strength and fizzle in terms of how much snow continues to fall. we have had some light snowflakes even on the sky deck in the last hour, those have been stop. we are a at 31 for feels like value. that is where thermometer falls. wind so light at the moment. this is in where near as harsh as it had been, this same time yesterday where we were all stuck n'synx will digits for feels like values, it is just not that bad but still cold our high only hits 38, after all and sun will be break go through with time but then we have to worry about glare off fresh snow, so issues will continue, but, they are at their war when it comes to travel. >> i was talking to someone driving down roadway which looks like i'm diagnosis right now and that sun was blinding so pack those glasses. we have live mobile out there, driving around fairmount and you can see these more side streets and neighborhood streets, on ramps, off ramps, bridges, bridge decks, this is coating we are dealing with that snow and ice on the roadways and by the way when we see what looks slick and sometimes looks wet we're talking about 30 degrees we can venture to bet that is exacted, frozen on the road surface and that will be very slippery in, fact, whenever i see this and driving and i don't have all wheel drive or snow mechanism or snow tires on whenever i see think get nervous because when someone brakes in front of me it is hard to know if i will be able to stop. would i say take it back, get out there earlier, drive less than posted speed and some areas we have speed restriction in play. so that is going to make you or tell to you slow it down because of how slippery. boulevard, take a look, we are starting to see jam president back there trying to get on the schuylkill and delaware county starting to get very slow as well, jim and rahel, back to you. well, if you are just joining us we have been watching those road all morning long. >> overnight snow, making morning commute tricky, "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh has been live all morning, how sit looking right now. >> reporter: good morning, guys. it is definitely chilly. we are seeing sidewalks, cars covered with snow, there is more activity, we are seeing more cars taking to the roadways here in south philadelphia. if you are heading out you will need one of these. i have been spending the morning helping neighbors clear off their cars. very neighborly, i know. this is from the snowfall overnight. look at this video from the art museum in philadelphia beautiful shot of the snow falling there penndot crew where is outside yesterday, before this snowfall getting roadways ready. across the bridge in new jersey a similar story we were talking to people there and roadways and make sure that there is salt, brine on the roadways to make sure it is clear for all of you drivers. take a listen to what they had to say. >> i woke up and there is snow all over. >> i love the snow. my favorite season. >> you don't mind this at all. >> not at all, put my boots on and go. >> i didn't think we were going to get a cover. i thought it was a snow shower , basely salt, doesn't freeze up, but it came down pretty good. >> reporter: we're here in south philadelphia in this magical street, the miracle on south 13th street where neighbors have their homes lit up with christmas lights and decorations and i expect to a neighbor here just walking by with the shovel and rock salt and he is going to salt some of the sidewalks here because they are slippery, they are icy. so if you are heading out on the side road, sidewalk or even these main streets you will want to keep an eye out on those icy patches. for now live, i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you. now to an update we have been following this story out of monroe township, new jersey , holy glenn elementary school will remain closed for remainder of the school year after mold you may recall was found in october. the superintendent of the schools there sent an e-mail to parents yesterday letting them know there are still moisture issues in the schools foundation, that need to be taken care of. classes will continue at rad docks, oaks, and williamstown high school. president trump is urging congress to act on passing the g.o.p. tax reform plan. >> i'm excited to announce that if congress send me a bill, before christmas, the irs, this is just out, this is breaking news, has just confirmed that americans will see lower taxes and bigger paychecks, beginning in february. >> final vote is next week, five families also talk about how tax plan would help them. democrats complain though it primarily benefits the rich. meanwhile one of the president trump's political aid is out the door. credit. about s you the news that omar osa newman was fired by john kelly and she was escorted after protesting the terms of her firing. the president thanked her for her service in a tweet last night. mr. trump famously fired her three times from his tv show the apprentice. key vote could change way we access the internet, fcc is expect to roll role back rules on net neutrality, critics say could lead to slower speed and higher cost for consumers. here's cbs news correspondent laura podesta. >> michael runs an investment business and depends on net neutrality that provides companies like his equal access to the internet. >> all of the information, we provide for our clients we live and breathe through the internet. >> reporter: but today fcc is expected to vote to eliminate net neutrality, the fcc chairman told cbs news in the spring the internet thrived before the obama era rules, and they stifle investment. >> because of those regulations, they are so press scripttive many co big and small have told us they are holding back on investment in their internet networks. >> reporter: for months, protests popped up against the roll back, dozens of internet co asked fcc to keep the current rules in place, critics fear that providers like comcast and verizon could charge netflix and google more for faster connections. c net news executive editor roger change say that could create fast lanes for co willing to pay making it hard for smaller companies to compete. >> the other fear is some of these companies are paying a premium to get fast service, some of those might get passed down to you. ultimately your bill might be higher for certain services. co like at&t, verizon, comcast all own significant business that is offer video services to you. the fear here is that these companies might prioritized their own video services over rivals. >> reporter: internet service providers say there are in plans to block or restrict, content on the internet but critics are weary. laura podest ac bs news, new york. coming up, famous actor becoming a father for the first time at 54 years old. you want your hard earn money in wallet before payday? 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got engaged in october. we have some breaking news , never will believe this but stormy, the cow, it is on the loose again. she slipped out of the nativity even close another at fourth and race. >> holy cow. fifth district police say stormy got out again and somewhere near fourth and arch right now, earlier stormy was on i-95. so she gets around. cbs photographer is looking for the cow right now, we will update this very shortly. >> if you see the cow let us know where it is. >> he escaped from a nativity scene, this just keeps getting better. >> that wire fencing is doing nothing forstrom i. >> yes. >> can we follow her and get out of here too. >> seriously, she will have a parade down fourth and race, i guess, well, why buy the cow when you can get the traffic jam for free. >> thank you. >> hopefully someone is laughing at home, eyewitness weather watchers, it is much harsher yesterday but lets just talk about some of the snow, that came in for our area, now. ed in chesterfield where he did get in on the snow, and basically, where new jersey is split in half here. he at the moment is only find something included overhead. he did mention that snow that did come through to be removed , he doesn't have any ice underneath his driveway. let's get out to the south, this is lisa. i'm not sure about that three. i want to double-check. that she has cloud in wilmington but 29, coming in from delores. she's at 29 degrees, lots of cloud. she did say where she is, there is a glaze of ice. we have to be careful for sure so it is best that no matter the reason there could be slow downs, courtesy of this clip their came through last night and still out there but fizzling as it goes. winter weather advisory still here posted specifically for northern half of our area so from bucks, montgomery counties on north, philadelphia county no longer included in that advisory but does last until 10:00 a.m. until further notice. look at how this fizzles in the last few hours, this was expect as the whole piece of energy moves out, as moisture is very, very minimal at this point, we will not see very much more. here's where we still have snow coming down especially true for bucks county, points across the new jersey state border here and then road like 78, people take that to commute in and out of new york city. that can being tricky for folks traveling. eyewitness weather seven day is looking up down the road here when it comes to thermometer readings. we will start to warm up here all the way to above average levels for both monday and tuesday and then however it is still chilly for now and tomorrow we will bottom out again as that cold air gets re enforced just 33 at best for a high. >> i would love to see white christmas but nice to have them back for just a moment because so busy in the world of travel. we are talking about these on ramps, off ramps, bridges, side streets and sidewalks. another spin off crash ramp from 202 north to schuylkille so take it easy because even place that he is may look dry or maybe even look wet could be black ice and that is what we have seeing. spin out crashes. my suspicion is if you had are traveling around at posted speed tap your breaks more vehicles that get out there and can't slow down like you think you will be able to without as much traction. so just a head up we have that out there couple accidents here cottman avenue accident just cleared, down pole from an earlier accident church road closed at cedar road use an alternate, township line road is your best bet, roosevelt boulevard northbound near woodward street that right lane compromised because of another accident. then we have one in mount laurel, the boulevard at union mill road, vehicle in to a tree here plus speed restrictions. we will talk about that in a bit. rahel, back to you. wal-mart is giving workers an option to get paid before payday. they are providing workers with an app to allow them to access cash before a scheduled payday. it plans ahead for bills and shows workers how much they can safely spend, critics say movies another sign that wal-mart just doesn't pay enough, workers earn nine dollars an hour. if you have always wanted to live in the palace we might have a place for you, 54-acre 10,000 square foot estate is on route nine in bass river township burlington count and it is being auctioned off tomorrow. life sized artwork and 1 million-gallon swimming pool with a three story watch tower and waterfall. >> really one of a kind place, it is 54 acres and easily accessible location and millions upon millions of dollars was invested in it. >> property was previously listed for american three million-dollar but tomorrow's bidding starts at just $450,000 so a fraction on of the previous price a steel. this morning we have been listening to sounds of the season acapella pops are in the great hall with jim. >> that is right, acapella pops led by mico the director thanks for being here. >> thanks for having us. >> for those who do not know what the acapella pops are all about who are we dealing with here. >> we are a cocoa he had, high energy acapella group based in west chester. we rehearse every wednesday night at west chester east. we perform all over the delaware valley and we have even gone on tour i have been to your shows. they are amazing what does the group enjoy most. >> i think we enjoy seeing energy and smiles from the audience we feed off that, when we bring happiness to our audience, little kid, and older folks, alike and everybody in between we just love smiles and joy we bring. >> you are in the middle of your holiday concert season you have one coming up. >> we will be performing on december 17th at 4:00 p.m. at montgomery county community college science center theater , it is like i think 23rd sold out so if you get tickets, get them soon. >> what are we hearing right now. >> the most wonderful time of the year. >> acapella pops take ate way. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ ♪ ♪ mii'm alive and have a second chance. james: i'm thankful for the help and the opportunity that i received. darlene: i'm thankful to be able to help people in crisis. vanessa: i'm thankful that addiction is treatable, and that help is available. christie: new jersey is experiencing a heroin epidemic fueled by opioid painkillers. but if you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, i want you to know: we are here for you. this holiday season, choose help. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. updating breaking news we have been telling but stormy the cow, parentally stormy's loose again, she slipped out of the nativity at fourth and race. >> thinks mobile three video she was found at fourth and arch and it looks like one of the upper floors. earlier stormy was on i-95. this time she has only gone a block away, this video provided by cbs photo journalist shawn, thanks for that. she cannot be held down. >> she wants freedom. >> run, stormy, run. never look back. >> time for three to go. >> f c is expected to a vote along party lines to end net neutrality, that means internet providers could slow dunn or block access to some websites and charge more for faster speed. alabama republican senator candidate roy moore refuse to to concede to doug jones. he said there are votes left to be counted. alabama secretary of state said he will certify the results later this month. flyers try to keep their winning streak live, against buffalo sabres. they have won four games in a row. you can make holidays brighter for children in need by taking part in the joy of sharing toy if he, bring a new toy to donate. and if you cannot make it to the wells fargo center drop a toy off at our studios at 1555 hamilton street in philadelphia. for a full list, just visit cbs philly.com. >> bring a toy thomas we take our celebration toss bethlehem , our kate bilo and vittoria woodill will show you how they are celebrate nothing christmas city tomorrow on "eyewitness news" at 5:00. lets get weather and traffic. >> it is chilly, not as harsh as yesterday, we are looking live, at a winter wonderland marshmallow world, whatever thas up for you we will have some travel troubles trying get around today but all clearing out, with the sun break go through before the day is out. >> we have an accident ramp to 202 north to schuylkill eastbound it looks like someone spun out there. ninety-five south before columbus boulevard another accident there, and, tomorrow morning, you guys we will get on a dream drive that takes us around the world. >> around the holiday season, nativity sets come out in full bloom. >> these nativity are collect from places as far as africa. fair warning some are here for only one season so don't miss your chance for these special tours. celebrate season tomorrow object dream drive at 6:00 a.m. right here on "eyewitness news". next up, eagles defensive end chris licensing donated his entire salary to help educate kid from under served communities we will hear about why he decided to do that. >> meisha hopefully animals are in that fattivity scene and not on the run. we will leave you with more sounds of the season from the acapella pops, have a great day, and remember to join us each weekday morning at 4:30 a.m. >> ♪ captioning funded by cbs good morning. it's thursday, december 14th, 2017. welcome to "cbs this morning." they say they have the deal the biggest in three decades. will it fulfill the president's promise of a giant tax cut before christmas. omarosa was escorted out of the white house. >> sal elma hay eck writes an op-ed. a

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