sixers almost nabbed the record for the most straight losses in the nba. but we managed to avoid t the game came down to the last few minutes, how the game finally got it together, 18 games into the season, better late than ever, what i always say. good day everybody, it is thursday, december 4th, 2014. >> they were just messing with us, right? >> that's all it was. big joke. >> sue, good morning. >> well, there you go. my advice didn't work, if you're going to lose, lose big, right? anyway, so we're always happy for a victory. let's look what we've got going on on ultimate doppler radar. for a change we do not have precipitation. we had enough of that yesterday. but, there are a few clouds left over. so quite a few clouds, actually, around this morning, as we look up to the north. we don't see anything going on there. is my microphone on? yes, it is there. now, 35 degrees, that's where we are for our current temperature, westerly wind at 8 miles an hour, and sunrise not happening until six minute after 7:00. so, yes, it is a chillier morning, we had 33 degrees in pottstown, below freezing in mount pocono, and lancaster, philadelphia, and dover, both at 35 degrees. but only 28 in millville. how's this compared to yesterday? all of these temperatures are lower than the temperatures we saw yesterday. 7 degrees, lower, so it is chillier. you will have to maybe add an extra sweater, don't forget the gloves, if you are waiting outside for a bus, or a ride today. it was a wet wednesday for sure, with 48 degrees, as a high temperature, 49 is the average high, so we were right around where we're supposed to be for early december. we expect to be at about 44 for high temperature today. sunshine, few afternoon clouds, but all-in-all, a pretty nice looking day. and we'll see if we can keep this going for a little while. also, the forecast for the first weekend of december is all coming up from the weather authority. so, thursday morning, let's say our first good morning to bob kelly. hey. >> hey, good morning, 4:02, on this thursday morning. live look at the 42 freeway, for the gang coming in from south jersey head in the toward philadelphia. not bad at all. no problems. light volume. overnight construction, guys just pick up the conan headed out of there. downtown we go, live look at the schuylkill expressway, no problems between king of prussia coming into center city philadelphia of the we are in good shape. now, speedometer readings, double five's up and down 476. no problems here on the schuylkill working your way out of south philly in toward center city. but we will look at a problem here, overnight fatal accident, with an investigation, it is westbound lanes of route 422, closed right now, between route 100 the stowe interchange. now, they hope to have it open in the next half hour or so, but if you are headed out the front door, high street through pottstown, 724, your two best bets, northeast philly, the roosevelt at welsh, road, no cross traffic because the traffic lights are out. hot mess through the morning rush. who you have to go up to either grant avenue, maybe cottman avenue, as you cross traffic. and on the northbound new jersey turnpike, two separate accidents, right near exit number two this morning. you want to use 295 as you are headed north. otherwise mass transit looking good. buses, trains, trolleys off to good start. we'll reset the clock, hopefully no delays, at least no delays now at philly international. chris, kerry, back over to you. >> that's good start, thank you, bob. 4:04, attorney gloria all red representing three women accusing bill cosby of sexual assault, in light of the recent accusations calling on the comedian to do what's right. she says fight it out in court or she would like cosby to put up $100 million for an informal hearing to clear his name. so, for weeks, we've been talking about one allegation coming after the next about bill cosby any expectation any lawsuit that would be filed would be blocked because of long expired statutes of limitation. >> but what may go forward, california law allowing child sex ooh buys victims to go well into adulthood. judy, now 55 years old, claims cosby sexually assaulted her at the playboy mansion when we was just 15 years old. lawsuit sections she only recently connected her psychological problems to the alleged abuse. we talk with one federal prosecutor who says this raise ass red flag. >> this woman basically hit her head in the sands for decades, now that bill cosby is on the front page of every major newspaper and across television she has decided she suffered injuries. that's a tough case. >> this is the first civil lawsuit to be filed against cosby since 20056789 cosby has never been charged with any crime. a reward is being offered for information about an attack on 17 year old boy in northern lib earth us. >> fox 29's steve keeley live at police headquarters with the details. so what's this, steve? >> well, this happened three weeks ago tomorrow night. the guys here at headquarters put out this video yesterday morning. they say it happened just past midnight on that friday. a central high school junior, see him here, 17 years old, he is on the right side of the screen. he just left a friends' house, decided to wait for his ride home outside, and watch as this random unprovoked brutal attack happens. the victim on the right side, as three guys come up fourth street northern liberties from the other direct, the guy close toast him suddenly just sucker punches him right in the face as the victim is on the phone. and then he goes out of the frame, falls down to the grounds, oohs the victim comes back into the frame, so does that guy that originally punches him. watch as he savagely stomps the guys head into the concrete grounds. the 17 year old laying helpless on the ground, and still not enough. the lieutenant john stanford here, who talks to the media says these guys could have killed him. >> it is brutal. i mean, it is a brutal video. the video is not up close on it, we would have like it to be better, but any video hems, but look to go identify these individuals. if anyone may have been naught that area, may have seen anything, recognize these individuals, give us a call. again, it is a brutal beating. >> this young man, 17 years old,'s pretty good student and again brutally attack for no reason, something we just can't have happen. >> just stopping these guys from doing it again isn't enough, the philly police are offering a thousand dollars reward for anybody who calls in an anonymous tip. maybe the third guy who just stands around and watches and still horrified three weeks later the police, chris, kerry, tell fuss these guys are cable of doing this, or just standing by watching a friend do this, what else is the guy doing it, capable of, what's he done already, what could he do if not caught beforehand? >> all very good questions this morning, steve, thank you. just about 4:08. several people out of their homes after large fire rushed through an apartment building, in the wynnefield section of philadelphia. fire crews calls out to montgomery avenue, 53rd street, right around 7:30 last night. abandoned building also affected, and neighbors were stunned. >> we're not seeing the fire. i was in my house, my bedroom, look out my daughter's back bedroom, and i seen the blaze and i heard all of the sirens and helicopters over my house, kind of lit up, so it caused knee come outside and see, make sure there was no family, nobody i knew or anything. >> fortunately, nobody was hurt. the red cross is helping at least five victims. the man fawn guilty of stabbing two children in camden will be sentenced today. authority say 33 year old riviera assaulted a 12 year old girl in her home back in 2012. then kills her six year old brother when he tried to protect her. prosecute remembers seeking life in prison. >> a new jersey fire department is holding a vaccination clinic today following help tight a scare at a restaurant in hammill town township. health officials confirm this week rosa's employee tested positive for that virus. vaccination clinic will be held at colonial volunteer fire company on curb err road today. it is from two until 8:00. health officials are urging -- urging customers and others to get vaccinated. >> rookie cop who killed 12 year old ohio boy had poor job performance record. officer tim low man was forced out after suburban police department after just a few months on the job. the personnel file released publicly shows that supervisors thought he lacked maturity. he was hired in cleveland, about six months after that. last month he shot 12 year old tamire rice in a park after a man called 911 because a boy was playing with a gun, fake gun, fake gun. video surveillance shows the officer shot the boy just 22nd after getting out of his patrol car. >> student in burlington, new jersey, are praying for a christmas miracle, could you say. >> their school may actually is to close if it doesn't raise $250,000 by mid-january. fox 29's lauren johnson joining us live this morning. lauren? >> reporter: kerry, a miracle surely will have to happen to keep the doors open here at this school. so far they've only raise add little more than $20,000. and they need much more. the tight-knit school and church community has been around in this area for 144 years. and after all of that time, the covers are almost empty. the school is part of the trenton archdioces and had been supported financially, but that is no longer able to happen. the principal blaming the money problems on declining enrollment, a letter was sent taught parent just last week, and there is a lot of disappointment over the news. the community is praying for something to happen in the 11th hour to help their school, that's more like family. >> i was shocked. i was really sad. i really wanted to have a eighth grade graduation, not at any other school but this school. >> we've been in existence since 1870. we've been in this building since 1959. and we've been in the burlington community for 144 years. so we have grandparents, parent, everybody that have gone through the school, and it is just really unfortunate that the registration has been declining over the years, unfortunately, we just can't sustain ourselves any more. >> reporter: so now there is a hard deadline, that deadline january 15th, 2015. and they have to come up with $250,000, chris, kerry, of course, everyone now praying for them for the students to have somewhere to go to school begin deed. our authority and prayers are certainly with them, as well. lauren, thank up. >> 4:11, protests erupting in philadelphia after another officer is cleared of wrong-doing this is the death after unarmed black man. now, major changes coming to new york city. and new investigation starting up, as well. >> airbags are supposed to protect you, if you're in a accident. but major defect could put you and your family at risk. why the airbag company refuses to issue more recalls themselves. to issue more recalls themselves. deciding between buying is no longer a problem. healthy pa offers name-brand health insurance for the cost of a few basic groceries. if you're uninsured, call or apply online today. >> good morning, welcome back. take a look at the fog. believe it or not you are looking at the usually brightly lit, las vegas strip from overnight. >> oh, my word. look at that. >> who knew? >> i didn't realize they got fog in vegas. sue? >> well, it has been an unusual west coast weather pattern lately, meaning, they've had rain, and too much of it, careful what you wish for and all of that. just locking at this map, we had prepared earlier, cape canaveral, florida, weaver the owe ryan launch coming up at 7:05. there was until moments ago a dense fog advisory in effect so that has been lifted, it looks like, maybe all system are a go. it will be about 66 degrees at launch time. we'll keep an eye on that situation for you. temperatures out there, you need to know, in our area, are chillier than they were. 35 degrees here in the city, 30 mount pocono and lancaster, 33 pottstown, it is only 28 in our usual chilly spot of millville, new jersey, 39 degrees in wildwood. and our wind are starting to change now. we had the southerly winds, we had a lot of rain yesterday. and now we're going to switch to a north-northwest wind today. and that means colder air staying with us, so, 8 miles an hour, westerly wind right now here in the city, but for a change, there is nothing to show in you our area at all on ultimate doppler radar. our foxcast for today has a high temperature of 44 degrees, and something we haven't seen too much of lately, the sun. so, it will be chillier than it has been. upper 40's yesterday. we average out in the mid 40's today. thirty-two, is our chilly temperature, for tonight. then we look at the rest of this seven-day forecast, looks like the rain on friday comes at night. and we'll have a high of 52 on saturday, but looks like unfortunately, a rainy day, still holding out for dry eagles game, high of only 40 gross it, will chill out after the rain symptoms, then we casino of stay in the 40's, and stay on the chilly side through the rest of that period. so maybe we can dry thing out for you for the eagle game on sunday. let's check on the roads now with bob kelly our traffic authority. hello. >> good morning, sue, 4:16 this thursday morning. actually off to better start this morning, than we were this time yesterday. a live look here, route 73, palmyra, new jersey, the fellow here with the brake light-headed in toward that talcony palmyra bridge. no problems this morning on any of the area bridges. as you are getting ready to head out the front door, live look at i95, coming into and out of center city looking good this morning. light volume. roads are dry. even out at five-point, 309 and 202, we're in good shape this morning. westbound on the schuylkill, we had an accident between city avenue and conshohocken, right on the straight away there. >> police activity in the last 20-point or so. pottstown, just reopened the westbound lanes of 422, last night they had a fatal crash right near route 100, was closed for most of the owe night to investigate. but good to go and open for business there. going to be rough go here in northeast philly today. roosevelt boulevard at welsh rd., right by the shopping sent their. no cross-traffic. that's a rough intersection when they have the light working, so you have to go up to either grant avenue, or come down to woodward to gain access to cross the roosevelt boulevard depending upon which direction you are going to head n north on the new jersey turnpike two, separate accident, approaching exit number two, so if you are coming from say delaware headed into new jersey, maybe use 295. and late running overnight construction here still with us here on the northeast extension, up at the lehigh valley interchange. otherwise, mass transit looking good. chris, kerry, looking good. >> thank you, sir. grand jury has decided not to indict new york city police officer daniel for the choking death hold, i should say, the choke hold death of eric garner. protesters poured into the street of new york as word spread that the officer will not stand trial. garner, stepfather, i should say, father of six, who suffered from asthma, has been confronted by police for allegedly selling loose cigarettes, an autopsy concluded a choke hold contributed to his death. president obama says the grand jury's decision underscores the need to strengthen the trust between communities and law enforcement. >> issue we've been dealing with too long, make more progress. not interested in talk. i'm interested in action. >> mine time federal authorities say they'll conduct their own such ill rights investigation into that incident. chris, thanks, 4:19 right now. here in philadelphia, fox 29 cameras were there, as officers carried this guy this as powerful protest took over 30th street station before ending up front and center r at the annual christmas tree lighting ceremony at city hall. this is a ferguson die in protest, yesterday evening, 30th street station. people dropped to the floor and remained therefore four minutes and 30 seconds. it is the amount of time that they say michael brown's body was laying on the ground after i was shot to death by officer darren wilson. the group then grew as it marched to city hall, bringing traffic to a stand still when protester broke off in different directions, it ended at city hall in the midst of the tree lighting happening in the courtyard. >> the racism needs to stop. we shouldn't be afraid that our children will get shot, ' no their lives won't matter. >> i think it touched everyone, because the police are everywhere. police suspect everyone. when it doesn't appear that there is actually justice happening in our system, then the system fails us, then who do we trust, who do we believe in, it all becomes very unclear. >> many families who are upset that even though the protest was peaceful, they say, it interrupted the tree lighting event for kids and for their families. despite the protests, the christmas tradition did live on. philadelphia mayor michael nutter flipped the switch last night to light city hall christmas tree. that tree is 35-foot tall norway spruce from linvilla orchards in media. >> and like philadelphia, holiday tradition goes off without a hitch at new york city despite the protests. >> yeah! >> the 82nd annual lighting of the rockefeller advice mass -- christmas tree. this year's performers including mariah carey, and radio city rocket. >> fantastic. move to expand airbag recalls nationwide. honda says it will expand its takata airbag recalled to all ooh states, but takata is refusing to voluntarily recall it product. the current recalls covering 8 million us cars in high humidity areas is sufficient. the national highway traffic safety administration wants the recalls expanded nationwide after some incidents that happened outside of these high humidity zones. the airbags have been found to explode with too much force sending metal shrapnel into the passenger compartment. all right, the 76ers just barely win a game. but they won a game. that's the big news, right? new face to the team? well, maybe for next year, as we rebuild together or we build together. how they pull off a win just before they're about to take over a new record for most straight losses to b >> in a update after story that i reported october 2nd, sources now have toll me that the phillies president dave montgomery, who is out on medical leave, has been told he will not return as a team's president. i'm also told pitcher cole hamels almost a lot to be traded my source was even stronger with ryan howard, the source would be shocked if ryan howard will be there with the phillies in spring training. even if they have to buy out his contract, the 76ers going for 18 straight lost toss minnesota, it comes down to the last two minutes. michael carter williams, the pass to noel, looks like the sixers playing defense, the sixers bin it 85 to 77. all right, big five basketball. this is villanova and lasalle. and villanova, really led from start to finish. the shot to score 84-70. they beat lasalle in a big-five game. temple loses by two to st. joe's. they had a chance to tie it at the end. that's sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. the flyers have now lost five straight. the flyers actually tide last night's game with under five seconds remaining, to send it into over time after a scoreless over time. the ducks took the game in a shoot-out. anaheim winning the game five to four. >> well -- >> long season. >> hey, local university getting criticized for what seems at first like a perfectly normal purchase. >> so what's wrong with this table? why is it causing so much controversy? >> then today's the big day. nasa launching its oryan spacecraft. we'll tell you about the major role a local company is playing in this launch. >> unbelievable video. teen attack on the street. this new video, renewing the search for those attackers. >> and the countdown is on. we're not too far from the launch of nasa's own oryan spacecraft. in fact, fox 29 crews are in cape canaveral florida to showcase the role a local company is playing. >> pride the prout of the victoria secret fashion show. we'll tell you how she is reacting after getting hit in the face by an angel's wing. >> h uhh? >> you know, the big old. >> right. >> she hands philadelphia on twitter, and she handled it very well. i'm growing to like her. >> because sometimes twitter can go in the opposite direction. >> it is thursday, december 4th, 2014. hi, sue. >> hi, we have no rain in the forecast for today. how about that? so, there is one thing. the other thing is cloud cover, keeping it from being nicole err than it is, now, if we had clear skies out there, it would be real cold morning. but as it is, it is already chillier than it was yesterday. so, no rain, no snow, nothing nearby. a little bit after breeze out of the west, 35 degrees, in philadelphia, right now, with a 7:06 sunrise time. so these are your temperatures, we're below freezing in mount pocono with 30 degrees, same for lancaster, allentown, 34, 33 pottstown, and trenton. thirty-five here in philadelphia. we see 34 in wilmington, and 39 degrees in wildwood. so, comparing this to yesterday, yes, everybody is chillier than they were 7 degrees colder in philadelphia, than we were 24 hours ago. our winds are picking up little bit. 17 miles an hour in mount pocono, they're also changing direction, from the southerly wind to the northwesterly winds, still in the process of doing that. so once that happens, we'll have colder air in place than we had yesterday. and we only got to 48 degrees yesterday. thanks to all of that rain. never did see that end of the day sunshine, rain just decided to hang around, so, here's the breakdown of today. thirty's, as you walk out the door, chillier start than we had on wednesday. by lunchtime, though, it will be a mix of sun, clouds, so it will be a lot better looking out there, with 40 degrees, and we top off at 44, dry, and chilly afternoon. but at least it will look better. your sunset time still that early time of 4:36 p.m. so that takes care of your thursday. first weekends of december forecast is coming up. bob kelly, hey. >> hey, sue, good morning, 4:31 this thursday morning. good morning to delaware. live look at i95, right near naman's road, the split for 495 there in the background, roads are dry, no problems or delays at all, what a difference a day can make here, live look, right, this is the blue route southbound right near mcdade, as folks head down toward philadelphia international. good to go there. and a live look here, this is route 309, 202, five-point, with the mall in the background. so, off to much better start this morning than we were this time yesterday. speedometer readings looking good, up and down 202, in and out of delaware. roosevelt boulevard though the traffic lights are defective at welsh rd. so there is no cross-traffic right now. you will have to either go one block north up to grant avenue, or go south down to woodward. that's going to be a mess through the morning rush hour with the light out. good news, though, we had overnight accident. that had 422 closed all westbound lanes are reopened, between pottstown, headed out toward reading, that's good news. then in new jersey, north on the new jersey turnpike, two separate accidents, as you approach exit number two, to look out for. they're open, but slow, headed into 322. if you are coming over the delaware memorial bridge, i would head right for 295, and play it safe, leave it that way. north on the ticket sean sean for the gang headed up to the pocono interchange, still left over crews headed near the lehigh valley exit taking out one of the two lanes. otherwise, mass transit and the airport looking good. chris, kerry, back to you. >> bob, thank you, sir. 4:33, philadelphia police searching for three men who attack teenager in northern lib earth us. >> with more on this, looking at this video, and it is so truck, steve, unprovoked. >> reporter: what the detective here at headquarters will remind everybody out there is that even the most hip, most trendy, up and coming neighbors still have their down and out moments. >> this for sure is one of them in northern liberties. shear some savage surveillance shot from far away, but close enough to see what happened to a 17 year old central high school junior, three weeks ago tomorrow night. it was just past midnight friday night november 14th. the victim just left his friends' house, waiting for his mom and dad to pick him up outside his ride home. as these three thugs randomly approach in the other directionment the guy close toast him, cowardly out of no where sucker punches the 17 year old with enough force to knock him down, knock him out, knock out his teeth, break his jaw. but that wasn't enough as the victim stumbled back in the frame after a few more punches, the same guy stomps his head into the street. that knocked him out for awhile. and they go through his pockets stealing all he had on him including his cell phone. >> it appears to be random. and like i said, they assault him. he is outside waiting for a ride. they just jump on him, start kicking and punching him, i believe take his cell phone from his pocketment so again they just leave him out there. good thing that he was able to get to the hospital than he didn't cause more injury, but the injuries that he sustained definitely something that's bad. assaulting him, again, don't know what's going through their minds, but could have killed this young man. again, you kick someone if the face, someone in the head, the damage that's done, broken jaw, but his could have been a fatal blow and killed this young man. >> reporter: police put out this surveillance video yesterday morning with a thousand dollars reward offer for a good tip lead to go these guys figuring people who do this don't hardly ever just do it once, but may have done it more before and may still do it more again in the future if not caught for sure the victim, likely, to never want to go back to his friends' house, still suffering with lots of dental work needed, that's after his jaw, which is wired shut, finally heals. and they can open his mouth to do the dental work, than guy, likely, won't ever want to go outside maybe in that area until these guys are caught. wow, some mean stuff going on here in philadelphia. >> hard to hear. steve keeley live for us at police headquarters, thank you. meantime, 4:35, search crews recovered body from the christina river believed to be that of a woman i should say a man who fell in tuesday night. now, three crew members working for a dredging company fell into the water after a crane barge capsized. this is right around the port of wilmington, two of the men did resurface, but one did not. emergency personnel spent tuesday night and most of yesterday, looking for emanuel, the body found shortly after the coast guard suspended their search. family, friends, gathered for candlelight vigil for shane montgomery. >> certainly hoping for good news that's yet to come. west chester university student missing now for a week. friends, classmates, even some complete strangers, clutching candles together to pray for his safe return. friends pup out messages of prayer and hope outside the student union building, meanwhile, crews are continuing to is her in hopes that something, anything, could turn up a new lead. >> we love him and we know for a fact he will be home. >> we are area absolutely not giving up hope. we are the kind of people we won't stop until we find our friends. >> heart just breaks for that family and his friends. shane last seen leaving a manayunk bar thursday morning after night out with friends. police again searched at a park nearby. >> just trying to get on santa's good list, what the two little boys did instead had police paying them a visit. >> oh, no. >> find out why >> ♪ >> come door barry bridge may soon be getting a make over, reportedly a five year, $100 million project, the philadelphia inquirer reporting it will be started in january, work on the main span of the bridge won't start until 2018. the bridge carries six and half million vehicles a year, it opened, and it is aging. >> being criticized for covering up big bucks for this grand conference table, so it was keen university, paid $219,000 for this masterpiece. some lawmakers say it is a big waste of tax pairing money. sent the state attorney general a letter, requesting specifics about how a chain east company secured a no-bid deal to make this table. >> looks like a ufo, doesn't it? >> doesn't it, though? looks very prestige us. >> high school student in north dakota may finds themselves cramming for extra test in order to graduate. they could be forced to take a citizenship test. and yes, it would include some of the same questions that people answer when applying for u.s. citizen ship. under the proposal, students would have to get at least 60% right in order to graduate, law make letters consider this bill in january, at least six other states are considering similar proposals. >> some well deserved honor for teenage hero. talking about the 17 year old who rescued philadelphia police officer from a burning car, delaware county council honored joe chambers from ridley, joe is a senior at ridley hi, and a junior member of the lee ham fire company. his mom, the officer, he saved, and members of that fire company, were on hand for the ceremony, they pulled mark from his burning patrol car last month. >> two little boys just hoping to get on santa's good list, instead, what they had police paying them a visit for straight ahead. >> oh, and at 4:42, today is the launch day, nasa launching the owe ryan spacecraft. actually, just couple of hours from now. we'll take to you cape canaveral for all of the updated forecast for the oryan launch which you will see right here on fox 29 during good day philadelphia. 67 degrees at launch time, which is 7:05, from cape canaveral this morning. looks like mostly cloudy skies, a little bit of fog lingering, but they've lifted the dense fog advisory, that's good, slight chance of rain, but hopefully that will begin after the launch. >> here are the temperatures we're dealing with this morning. 35 degrees, in philadelphia, chillier than yesterday, in mount pocono, in lancaster, in trenton, wrightstown, only 29. only 28 in millville. so, the places where the clouds have cleared, that's where the temperature has been able to plunge a little bit more. and that's because we're starting to shift into northwesterly wind instead of the southwesterlies. so that will be chillier air. that's your trade off for the sunshine that you're going to see later on today. so we'll take t we don't have anything to show you precipitation wise on ultimate doppler radar, nothing lake effect, nothing going on at all. so the foxcast for today is for, ya, sunshine, 44 degrees, we will take the chilly temperatures, because it always feels a little better when you're standing in the sun. thirty-two tonight, some increasing clouds, so it, will still be on the chilly side. and i think we will be kind of socked in with clouds on friday. high of 48, but i think most of the day will be dry, i don't see the rain starting until evening, on friday, and then saturday, kind of lasting on and off throughout the day. nobody want that. but, we got it for the first part of the weekend. i think that things will clear out on sunday, in time for the eagles versus the seahawks at 4:30 in the afternoon. let's hope it works out that way, bob kelly. >> yes, keeping the fingers crossed hello plymouth meeting. live look at the blue route here, ramps from the germantown pike, headed south down toward the schuylkill expressway, these fellows here headed northbound up in toward that mid-county inch change. light volume so far this morning. live look at the 30 bypass, again, what a difference a day can make. yesterday we had the wipers on, we had the heavy rain, this morning, roads are just dry, no issues at all coming out of downingtown, head in the toward king of prussia 422, good news, closed on the overnight, all lanes reopened, both directions, between king of prussia all the way out to reading. not a problem at all. a live look here right near trooper road. and the schuylkill expressway looking good as well. live look right near girard avenue. again, speedometer readings right where they should be for this hour. we zoom on into northeast philly. the roosevelt boulevard, no cross traffic at welsh rd. because the traffic lights are out. it will be a hot mess for the gang in the northeast. this is a mess to begin with when the lights are working. so you want to go up to either grant avenue or woodward if you need to cross the boulevard to to get out of the house for the morning rush hour. north on the new jersey turnpike, two separate accidents in the area of exit number two, so if you are coming over the delaware memorial bridge, i would head right for 295 to take you northbound up into bellmawr. otherwise mass transit looking good. chris, kerry, over to you. >> bob, thank you very much. >> 4:47. happening today, all eyes on cape canaveral right now for nasa biggest launch since the final shuttle mission. >> this sex sight. 7:05 this morning, nasa will launch its oryan spacecraft. oryan, if you didn't know, is set to fly farther than any human rated spacecraft since the apollo moon mission today all about the delaware val. >> i exploration flight test one, owe ryan is big. 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later put it to, are announcing the brains had been tossed in the trash 12 years ago. in the trash? in a statement school officials say environ mel apartment workers disposed of the brain after they said not good enough condition to use to teach. yuck. >> innocent twin get on saint good list may have put two little boys on the naught naughty list instead. >> dad accidentally left his cell phone unlock. so the boys called 9911, looking for santa. >> oh. >> instead of get to go tell him what they wanted for christmas, they got visit from wisconsin police. officers helped little break and brody -- brody out, giving them tour of the station and its christmas lights, some sound advice. police had to break it to them that the north pole is out of their jurisdiction. >> way out. >> don't call 911. >> congrats in order for jimmy fallon, the tonight show host and his wife nancy welcomed their second child yesterday, according to people magazine. a rep for the couple tells the magazine francis coal fallon, like big sister winnie rose, was born through a surrogate. >> happy for them. >> singer air ian a grand owe, shows look trooper she can recover from anything, yes, the highly note wonder performing at the victoria secret fashion show when hit in the face with one of those model's famous angel wings. >> yes, now there are tons of means making their way around the internet. her making a face, the moment it happened. she liked that. but now making fun of the moment herself. so she had this to say on twitter. victoria secret angel accidentally smashed me in the face with her wings, and it was awesome. hashtag goals hashtag bangbang into my face. >> that was good. >> i know, that's what i said. >> it is all good. >> 4:51 is the time. former jersey shore cast member says he has a real situation. according to "tmz", mike the situation is so desperate for money, he is selling the tires off his car. he owes millions in taxes, and is being criminally prosecuted for tax fraud. >> frontrunner willing to shell 4,000 bucks for these. >> not selling the car, but he is selling the tires? >> ya. >> for some hearing impaired kids, never got the chance to do that, until now. wait until you see that special moment first bob kel >> ♪ >> all the christmas lights. >> yes, getting in the mood. little cool out there today. you can see the american flag, in old city, 4:54, and santa claus has many talents, such as flying his slay, squeezing down the chimney. >> well, now, he can add one more thing to the list. >> yes, can he communicate with sign language, yes. saint nick made a stop in denver, to show off his new skills, 23 lucky kids, with hearing problems, got the chance to share their list with him. but, besides the thrill of telling santa claus what they wanted for christmas, these kids got to meet others who were just like them. >> has been the best thing that ever happened. you know it, has been, best thing. >> so cute. so, so cute. you don't realize how difficult some of these basics that a lot of kids take for granted are, for kids that have or struggling with certain disability. they appreciated santa's ability very much to be able to talk with them, and for them to be able to talk back using sign language. >> all right, so, an interview on morning tv show in arizona really took flight when the special guest got loose. oh, ya. there goes. >> oh, look at that. >> the hawk was visiting from the wildlife world zoo but didn't want to go home when the hawk got her chance to break free, she headed straight for the sealing. she remained perched in the lighting grid for the rest of the morning show. crews were able to use her favorite food to lure her down. >> fortunately, one of the crew brought over nice little lift truck, we lifted right up next to her, we showed her one of her favorite food item, she hopped over on my bear hands and i was able to get ahold of one of her, and took nice elevator ride down. >> well, there you go. after the hour and a half struggle the hawk was safely put back into her cage, it was taken back to the zoo. >> very good. >> spicy. a protest rushing across the country after grand jury decided not to indict an officer for the choke hold death after unarmed man, in new york city. how the attorney general is now taking matters into his own hands. >> then are your kids getting unnecessary x-rays? what you need to look out for when you take your kids to the dress off >> kits in burlington new jersey praying for christmas miracle. why century old school may soon have to close its doors. >> protests right outside the city hall christmas tree lighting ending in several arrests. why he is these protesters are upset about the grand jury decision in ferguson, and adding a new decision in new york city to their list. >> celebration that almost didn't happen. the 76ers won a game. how is that for our lead story? how they pulled it together at the last minute. >> you know, it was almost like -- you almost kind of, on some level, wanted them to lose so we could grab some kind of record? >> ya, something? >> lose big or go home? >> something remarkable to talk about. >> i know. sue