this is a delivery driver who really is one of the best santas of the season. the parent helpers. the act of kindness that led to this now viral dance. we ll tell you more about that. and maybe break it down and teach it and flash mob it. a little something for those drivers. looking at clouds and fog. walnut creek, you re going to have to turn on the windshield wipers. a lot of clouds. our temperatures reaching the upper 50s. our map is getting busier. this one we ve been tracking on 680. backing up through 580. no real way around it. thanks, vianey. 6:02 for you right now. right now a live look at capitol hill and this morning president trump is waking up as the third president in u.s. history to be impeached. the house vote happened after a full debate. now the process moves forward to the senate. today in the bay s tracie potts is live from washington where history is unfolding. tracie? reporter: marcus, good morning. good morning, everyone. impeachment is n
so a record shark day as we had anticipated but we over achieved by an extra degree in the forecast. today, also a very mild day. not the same warmth we saw but we are forecasting to hit 77, record is 80. probably no record here today but we do flirt with that record today and that record 81 setback this 1938. long standing one as well. sixty-five is your current temperature, normal daytime high on this day of the year. very hield beginning to the daze up and down i-95 and even throughout lying suburbs, pine land, western suburbs toward farm country in reading in the 60 s and lehigh valley. so off to certainly a cool start but hield information the standard. you can see showers beginning to bubble up just outside of our viewing area here off to the north and west especially. would i say, berks, lancaster county western clip of lehigh county can have a quick shower toward tail end of the morning rush but generally speaking things are in the clear for dry weather for the ride t
seems like we can t seem to buy a sunny day. let s get right over to meteorologist lauren casey in our weather center to tell us what to expect. i got to keep the umbrella handy. you don t need to keep it grasped in your clutches, all month long definitely throughout the weekend but you ll need to know where it is as we head to tomorrow. this weekend, umbrellas needed them at the international airport picking up over two inches of rainfall yesterday and today combined. wilmington close to two inches, same case in mt. laurel, wildwood picking up three quarters of an inch. finally it s starting to turn off. stormscan 3 showing us a lot of shower activity diminishing. breaks in the cloud deck north of city but still light shower city ongoing. also at the delaware beach that to dissipate as we head to the next several hours. as we were talking about only one sunny day so far this month. just pathetic. 11 cloudy days, nine partly cloudy days and today will likely go down as a cl
. from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia, this is cbs3 eyewitness news . right now on eyewitness news, clouds and spotty rain could keep philadelphians from enjoying the night. after a gloomy weekend we could be looking at more wet wet weather to start the work week. seems like we can t seem to buy a sunny day. let s get right over to meteorologist lauren casey in our weather center to tell us what to expect. i got to keep the umbrella handy. you don t need to keep it grasped in your clutches, all month long definitely throughout the weekend but you ll need to know where it is as we head to tomorrow. this weekend, umbrellas needed them at the international airport picking up over two inches of rainfall yesterday and today combined. wilmington close to two inches, same case in mt. laurel, wildwood picking up three quarters of an inch. finally it s starting to turn off. stormscan 3 showing us a lot of shower activity diminishing. breaks in the cloud deck north o
made. good afternoon, i m michelle griego. i m kenny choi. the loma fire is now 34% contained. it has burned more than 4,000 acres in the santa cruz mountains. all [ signal breakup ] as maria medina reports, crews are hoping to stay one step ahead of the weather. it s very sad. it s very sad to see people basically lose everything that they have had. reporter: with 8 homes already destroyed, there s a race to put out the loma fire before the winds expected to arrive today push the flames towards more property. can you put it into perspective for people at home? what do 35-mile-per-hour winds mean for firefighters? anytime we get strong winds like that it increases fire activity. reporter: cal fire s spokesman and captain mike perez says firefighters worked quickly yesterday ahead of the winds creating containment lines or barriers to try to keep the flames from jumping and spreading. the crews worked hard overnight and got lines reinforced so we are expe