hoffs: but you lied... what officer hoffs says is true. i filled out the reports inaccurately. judy. oh! hi. hi. how have you been? fine. pay's not as good. i also got divorced. oh, i'm sorry. don't be. it was best for both of us. well... see you around. take care, marcus. it is said a shaolin priest can walk through walls. looked for, he cannot be seen. listened for, he cannot be heard. touched, he cannot be felt. this rice paper is the test. fragile as the wings of the dragonfly clinging as the cocoon of the silkworm. d leading to the temple of heaven? i come to celebrate your life ambition. the full moon of may. -thirteenth day... -fall back. ...of the year of the dog. make w forhe royal nephew. ed the royal nephew. get the guard! did you...? did you kill him? yes, my master. after all your teaching, i have disgraced myself. no. sometimes one must cut off a finger to save a hand. there will be a price on your head, no place to hide. you must leave the country. ...all i could offer him is contained in this pouch. taking part in the murder of an old priest? it was our duty. yo

. >> so top five films of the year i saw hundred hoff is over course of the year. well over a hundred films. i wrote down my top five. number five movie called moon light one of the most incredibly important films you will see about a young man, boy growing up in miami in the poor neighborhood and three sections of his life and beautiful story. this film that will be nominated for best picture and go against lala land. it will take home best supporting actor and is one of the best films this year. definitely see it. very hard to watch at times. devastating story but incredibly well made movie by barry jenkins. number four no question is sin street. under rated film that flew under radar. it is a simple movie about a young teenage boy who starts a band so he can impress a girl that he likes but music is what makes this so great. john carney trek this who did a film called ones. you will be singing these songs immediately after you watch it. i will say this if you don't want to leave the house this is available on netflix and on the netflix. it is called single stree

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alexandria hoff is out were road crews are preparing for the term, but we'll start with lawrence casey who can tell us what to expect through night. >> as we head throughout the overnight period, activity is going is it start to pick up. temperatures we are well below freezing. 26 in philadelphia, 24 in allentown, teens in the poconos, temperatures will be warming as we head into the latter pardon of the overnight period. we do have at winter advisory until 11 a.m. lehigh valley until 2:00 p.m. saturday we're expecting sony a, why and a transition to rain, stormscan 3 showing us some returns to the north and west, a lot of this is videotape approximating before hitting the surface, you're probably seeing a few flurries in the lehigh valley and poconos as we continue to saturate the atmosphere as a warm front is lifting across a large portion of the area, we will see that snow falling to the ground and what to expect as we head overnight tonight, midnight periods of lane start to develop and then becoming steadier across the area after about 4:00 a.m. continuing until about 7:00 a.m. we

alexandria hoff is out were road crews are preparing for the term, but we'll start with lawrence casey who can tell us what to expect through night. >> as we head throughout the overnight period, activity is going is it start to pick up. temperatures we are well below freezing. 26 in philadelphia, 24 in allentown, teens in the poconos, temperatures will be warming as we head into the latter pardon of the overnight period. we do have at winter advisory until 11 a.m. lehigh valley until 2:00 p.m. saturday we're expecting sony a, why and a transition to rain, stormscan 3 showing us some returns to the north and west, a lot of this is videotape approximating before hitting the surface, you're probably seeing a few flurries in the lehigh valley and poconos as we continue to saturate the atmosphere as a warm front is lifting across a large portion of the area, we will see that snow falling to the ground and what to expect as we head overnight tonight, midnight periods of lane start to develop and then becoming steadier across the area after about 4:00 a.m. continuing until about 7:00 a.m. we

"eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is tracking preparations for the storm but we will begin with meteorologist lauren case which more on what we can all expect, lauren? >> reporter: thanks very much. well, to expect everything a little bit of everything from this system that moves in overnight tonight, and then stays with us through our saturday. temperatures will be warming up throughout this evening. so we will go from snow, to sleet, to freezing rain, to all rain, but today, it was just, cold, and a lot of it. wind chill this morning, 14 below in mount pocono, two below in reading. we had a wind chill temperature this morning in allentown at one below. we have bottomed out with the wind chill in philadelphia at zero this morning. and then conditions right now, we are still a very cold, you can check that out, 24 degrees in philadelphia, 24 in the least high valley, still hanging on to teens in mount pocono but thankfully that breeze hazlet up, wind speeds calm to light across the region despite that we are still dealing with the brutal wind chill temperature feeling more like

the action in this hoff i is amazing. the third act is fantastic. there is a scene in the third act of the hoff i that is two long that i would pay full price to watch on a loop for 20 hours. it is owe good. now my problem with the film, is of the script issues, middle was a little bit long but it toss deliver for star wars fans. i gave it four out of five. not as good as force awakens but it does deliver. do not see it in 3-d i max and digital. it is not worth it. i'm seeing tonight 2dimax on saturday and tweet out that review as well. there is a scene that will make you geek out beyond belief. it is awesome. >> i am sure you had third tears. >> new spin off is a conn. i have seen a lot of negativity about this hoff i. >> no, i have seen a lot of positive reviews. i'm in the saying it is perfect. it is a b on my scale. there is some problems in the middle and with some of the script but once you hit that third act and see scene i'm talking about i can't believe any person would not the like that scene. that scene is insane. >> one critic you need t

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live outside police headquarters with breaking details in this case. alex? >> reporter: earlier this evening, we now that at least one person was being questioned by police. we now know that a 24-year-old man has been taken into custody. sources close to the investigation tell eyewitness that the owner of a & p auto shop had seen news reports of a vehicle wanted in a deadly hit-and-run and realized the description matched a silver nissan maxima that had been dropped off for repairs. the shop owner called police determined it was the car. >> it's pain that i wouldn't want on my worst enemy. i guess nothing, that was my last good-bye. >> 8-year-old jayanna powell was fatally truck november 18th around 3:15 p.m. walking home if school with her three siblings of the car that hit her took off. her 12-year-old brother was holding her hand at the time. since then, the public out cry as well as reward donations have grown. all seeking the driver of this vehicle caught in surveillance video to come forward with the car now in police custody and ch

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live outside police headquarters with breaking details in this case. alex? >> reporter: earlier this evening, we now that at least one person was being questioned by police. we now know that a 24-year-old man has been taken into custody. sources close to the investigation tell eyewitness that the owner of a & p auto shop had seen news reports of a vehicle wanted in a deadly hit-and-run and realized the description matched a silver nissan maxima that had been dropped off for repairs. the shop owner called police determined it was the car. >> it's pain that i wouldn't want on my worst enemy. i guess nothing, that was my last good-bye. >> 8-year-old jayanna powell was fatally truck november 18th around 3:15 p.m. walking home if school with her three siblings of the car that hit her took off. her 12-year-old brother was holding her hand at the time. since then, the public out cry as well as reward donations have grown. all seeking the driver of this vehicle caught in surveillance video to come forward with the car now in police custody and ch

emergency workers are checking up on our most vulnerable neighbors, alexandria hoff is live on the parkway with the latest. alex, i understand what this feels like. >> i know you do, i know you do, it is a teeth shatters night. absolutely for sure, we learned if you bundled up just right, there was still plenty of fun to be had >> adapting to the cooled is an annual challenge of both body and mind. >> doing the best i can. as you can see. >> reporter: for kids, are you cold >> no. >> reporter: are you excited? are you cold? >> how come no kids care about the cold >> my put body adapts to cold weather and i want snow. ♪ . >> reporter: it's franklin square, the holiday lights show see their frozen characters or to just freeze near buns off literally. it was the same story over at the cooper river rink winter fest where there is no shame in starting off the season on a good foot. sub freezing temperatures won't last long. they are a hint of what is is oh come. but with winter celebrations taking place below skates and overhead, frigid air has provoked very warm smiles. >> i think it ads to

"eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is outside police headquarters with a closer look at the video police hope will lead them to the gunman. alex? >> reporter: i do want to say those two workers are expected to be ok. we do want to warn you that some of the footage you are about to see is graphic. this is the man on a police say shot two corner store employees in a spree that began saturday afternoon. it's a double deli on roseville street. hitting a 63-year-old male worker in the hip before flee wig cash and lottery tickets. around 9:30 p.m., the same individual hit a neighboring store shooting 56-year-old worker in the leg fleeing with cash. both victims are in stable condition. we wanted to know how to other local corner stores protect themselves, perhaps not right here, according to regulars. >> there will be crazy to try that here. a few blocks away from where the robberies occurred, those who work closely say it's about store owners and clients tell looking out for each other. >> i know everybody that come in. what's up? what's going on? this guy, he come here all the time. w

reporting from the cherry hill alexandria hoff cbs3. >>> don't stay there too long. if you're still looking for a gift for that special someone. you might be able to cash in on deep discounts. maybe stores like target and penny will offer a one-day only sale. head to cbsphilly.com we put the hours four your neighborhood mall on our website. the travel rush will continue into tomorrow as millions scramble to get where they're going by christmas day. take a look at philadelphia international airport. "eyewitness news" has been monitoring the situation at the airport all day long. very busy. things died down a bit. it will pick back up tomorrow morning for sure. we talked with a few travelers earlier. >> so far really good. no problems whatsoever. security has been nice and friendly, i've gone in and out a couple of of times, my flight has been delayed but about an hour. >> triple a says more than 9 million americans will travel by air over the holidays. >>> it was also a very busy day at philadelphia's 30th street station, the rails are a popular choice for travel on t

reporting live from penn's landing alexandria hoff cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> love the hat alex. thank you for that live repor report. >> ♪ >>> in many parts of the world 2017 has already arrived in taiwan the largest and most colorful fireworks display lit up the taipei 101 skyscraper where hundreds of thousands of people were entertained by asian pop stars. >>> in australia the sydney harbor lit up with fireworks launchd from bridges and barges on the water. 120 tons of fireworks entertained revelers during a 12 minute show that paid tribute to prince david bowie and gene wilder. >> five, four, three, two, one. [cheers and applause] >> off in new zealand was if you have first places in the world to ring in the new year. security is tight in times square new york city where the celebration is just six hours away. security guards began to check bags for revelers who will watch the ball drop more than 12 hours before the scheduled celebration. >>> and as we count down to the new year, to the last minute run is on for those holiday spirits. "eyewitness news" at the wine and spiri

emergency workers are checking up on our most vulnerable neighbors, alexandria hoff is live on the parkway with the latest. alex, i understand what this feels like. >> i know you do, i know you do, it is a teeth shatters night. absolutely for sure, we learned if you bundled up just right, there was still plenty of fun to be had >> adapting to the cooled is an annual challenge of both body and mind. >> doing the best i can. as you can see. >> reporter: for kids, are you cold >> no. >> reporter: are you excited? are you cold? >> how come no kids care about the cold >> my put body adapts to cold weather and i want snow. ♪ . >> reporter: it's franklin square, the holiday lights show see their frozen characters or to just freeze near buns off literally. it was the same story over at the cooper river rink winter fest where there is no shame in starting off the season on a good foot. sub freezing temperatures won't last long. they are a hint of what is is oh come. but with winter celebrations taking place below skates and overhead, frigid air has provoked very warm smiles. >> i think it ads to

reporting from the cherry hill alexandria hoff cbs3. >>> don't stay there too long. if you're still looking for a gift for that special someone. you might be able to cash in on deep discount target and j c penny will offer a one-day only sale. head to cbsphilly.com we put the hours four your neighborhood mall on our website. the travel rush will continue into tomorrow as millions scramble to get where they're going by christmas day. take a look at philadelphia international airport. "eyewitness news" has been monitoring the situation at the airport all day long. very busy. things died down a bit. it will pick back up tomorrow morning for sure. we talked with a few travelers earlier. >> so far really good. no problems whatsoever. security has been nice and friendly, i've gone in and out a couple of of times, my flight has been delayed but about an hour. >> triple a says more than 9 million americans will travel by air over the holidays. >>> it was also a very busy day at philadelphia's 30th street station, the rails are a popular choice for travel on this friday befor

eyewitness news reporter alexandria hoff is outside headquarters where we learned more about the suspect accuse of killing buck. alex. >> i was told tonight that buck loved the holidays and would dress up in elaborate outfits each other and this year christmas did not come for her. >> i bet the whole neighborhood was here. >> line to pay tribute to buck stretched two problems a gathering composed of feelings of love and over welt ming los loss. >> really it's sad and really very, very upsetting you know to know that a woman that tried to always help people you know that a tragic thing had to happen to her. >> christmas eve, buck, be loved owner of marie's groceries was minding her store when the gunman entered. >> he was never even fully inside the store and he fired multiple times striking her 11 times. >> that mana cording to investigators is 1-year-old mature use green a known criminal littered with drug offense and green was out for buck's grandson who stole a piece of jewelry from green worth between 5 and 10,000. >> we think he went there with the intention of shooting the grandson

"eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is outside police headquarters with a closer look at the video police hope will lead them to the gunman. alex? >> reporter: i do want to say those two workers are expected to be ok. we do want to warn you that some of the footage you are about to see is graphic. this is the man on a police say shot two corner store employees in a spree that began saturday afternoon. it's a double deli on roseville street. hitting a 63-year-old male worker in the hip before flee wig cash and lottery tickets. around 9:30 p.m., the same individual hit a neighboring store shooting 56-year-old worker in the leg fleeing with cash. both victims are in stable condition. we wanted to know how to other local corner stores protect themselves, perhaps not right here, according to regulars. >> there will be crazy to try that here. a few blocks away from where the robberies occurred, those who work closely say it's about store owners and clients tell looking out for each other. >> i know everybody that come in. what's up? what's going on? this guy, he come here all the time. w

"eyewitness news" reporter alexandra hoff gives a close sr. look what they ended up catching on camera. >> reporter: dash cam footage is a major asset for law enforcement and citizens. >> they catch crimes in progress, evidence of crime. you know, we use them for everything. >> reporter: but this time last year, evesham township new jersey a police dash cam picked up something almost unbelievab unbelievable. >> it's one of the most unusual things we've caught on a dash camera. >> while patrolling a rural road santa's sleigh was caught passing directly over an officer's crews sr. last year the sleigh was flying fast at extremely low altitude. if you get a glimpse of this year do not approach. >> back off and let him do his job. the quicker he can get in and out the faster everybody gets their presents in due to the 2015 siting they upped their patrols this year in hopes of catching another glimpse. >> eyes are up looking to see what they can see. hoping to catch something spectacular out there. >> reporter: well, we have an update. following ou

reporting live from the police training facility in northeast philadelphia, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much. >>> as we get closer to new years eve people all around philadelphia are still putting their finishing touches on 016 "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh was this center city getting a unique perspective on the different preparations. >> reporter: every where lou there are crowds of people getting ready to welcome 2017. >> i'm guessing new years with my girl friend right now. something new. just to bring in a new year the right way. >> reporter: there is a lot of preparation that goes into incorporating in the new year, ready reading terminal market is ready with people getting ready a lot of people here. first time everybody is getting a line. everybody wants good food for the holiday. we have a good food. >> reporter: significant rush of business between thanksgiving through new years said butch dougherty of this produce shop. >> we have to bring in more produce and more specialty items. >> reporter: caroline wright making sure that she has wh

"eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live along south street with that part of the coverage, alex. >> reporter: well, jessica it has been said that carrie fisher was not made a star because of princess leah but that character took off because of carrie fisher and for that local fans say they feel like they have lost a family member. carrie fisher outed actresses like amy irving and jody foster to be cast by george lucas in the original 1977 star wars. >> she never was a damsell in distress, she was very strong, self-sufficient and has her own with everyone that she was on the screen with. >> reporter: diehard star wars a fans carrie fisher with her hair buns and bikini were more than just a first crush, she was family. in addition to the original fisher appeared in the empire strikes back and return of the jedi in the 1980's, taking role in the direction that empowered females for years to come. it is way that she has lived off screen as well being completely translucent about the struggles that come into being born in the famous family, with humor to strike. >> with her she

reporting live in penn's landing, alexandria hoff, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> alex, thank you. we are in for another chilly night. but does the coal stick around for our new year celebration? lauren kacie? tonight. >> it will be chilly but we will lose the wind. definitely have the blustery conditions today. it was certainly looking and feeling like winter across the delaware valley. we had some of the snow squawls, some flurries moving through, but the last of the activity is cooling down, flurries south of the city coming to ends, mostly clear skies taking over. still do have bit after breeze. we still have these chilly temperatures. thirty-five in fill which west winds at 10 miles per hour, making it feel more like 27 degrees, 23 in the poconos, feels like ten right now, so certainly chilly night. we did have those whipping winds throughout the day today. winds gusting to 41 miles per hour, in atlantic city, gusting to 38 in philadelphia, with our high temperatures, only in the low 40's, definitely felt cold today. and it will be a little bit chilly if you're headed out to s

"eyewitness news" report alexandria hoff is at peddler's village now with a closer look at the damage. alex? >> reporter: fortunately there's volunteer fire company that backs up directly to peddler's village and officials told me they were able to get the fire under control within 20 minutes. these are not the kind of lights that peddler's village is known for. shoppers continued through the festive retail community as firefighters across the area continued to secure two fire torn stores >> i grew up in this area, i've lived here over 40 year, peddler's village is a big thing. >> reporter: making this site harder to stomach. crews were called around 6:30. the nut kettle and the st. jude's shop >> i was just here probably about a month ago. >> these girls were at a dance class across the street while the fire was being contained. >> i was kind of scared that it was going to spread to buildings. >> reporter: fortunately that was not the case and no one was injured. nearly two years ago in january of 2015, a two alarm fire heavily damaged a restaurant just several doors down. has since

"eyewitness news" report alexandria hoff is at peddler's village now with a closer look at the damage. alex? >> reporter: fortunately there's volunteer fire company that backs up directly to peddler's village and officials told me they were able to get the fire under control within 20 minutes. these are not the kind of lights that peddler's village is known for. shoppers continued through the festive retail community as firefighters across the area continued to secure two fire torn stores >> i grew up in this area, i've lived here over 40 year, peddler's village is a big thing. >> reporter: making this site harder to stomach. crews were called around 6:30. the nut kettle and the st. jude's shop >> i was just here probably about a month ago. >> these girls were at a dance class across the street while the fire was being contained. >> i was kind of scared that it was going to spread to buildings. >> reporter: fortunately that was not the case and no one was injured. nearly two years ago in january of 2015, a two alarm fire heavily damaged a restaurant just several doors down. has since

reporting in camden county, alexandria hoff cbs "eyewitness news." >> a business owner meantime fights back against a burglary suspect in southwest philadelphia. police say the owner of an auto repair shop shot a 32 year man who he caught burglarizing his business on the 6800 block of pascal avenue tonight. police say the business owner shot the suspect three times. he was arrested and taken to presbyterian hospital. no word on his condition yet but so far authorities have not charged the business owner. >>> new details emerging in the murder of a woman in conshohocken montgomery county. police say matthew wertz jr. stabbed his aunt katherine wanamaker to death on friday. the incident happened at ninth and hallowell street. investigators say wertz had been staying with the victim after his release from prison earlier in the week. they say he threatened her way knife in july. wertz is charged with murder. >>> philadelphia police are now investigating after a man is found shot outside of a gas station in parkside. "eyewitness news" at the sunoco station at 52nd and lancaster avenue. offi

i am sure this is what we could have with various eu states hoff having growing demand for political and foreign and economic policies. our experience with the asia pacific has been very successful. this was shown in the eastern economic forum that was hosted this year. would i like to ask the government to look at the discussions of this forum. russia's asia pacific agenda is not dictated by our short-term policy works but our long-term political and economic interests. one of the key factors in providing global and regional stability today is the comprehensive partnership and strategic cooperation between russia and china. it is a role model for international relationship. taken into consideration in harm any. today, china is becoming the world's largest and strongest economy. i am happy to see that our cooperation with china has been increasing, getting new projects in various areas, including i.t., energy production, and so on. an important factor for developing russia is also developing its specially privileged strategic partnership with india. during the russian/indian summit,

alexandria hoff tells us hundreds of folks gathered in hammonton to see her. >> reporter: conway said she's still not decided whether she'll continue on with donald trump into the west wing or opt to spend more time at home her family was with her along the parade route. despite the evening's guest of honor being the power house campaign manager behind donald trump's presidential victory, event organizers said hammonton's annual holiday parade was nonpolitical nothing more than just that, a holiday parade. >> we would have come anyway. >> reporter: subfreezing temperatures did nothing to stop a large crowd from lining the downtown route. along with hammonton's 150th birthday celebration it was also a homecoming for the town's special guest. kellyanne conway made u.s. history becoming the first female presidential campaign manager lead a winning campaign. conway known in these parts as kellyanne fitzpatrick grew up in hammonton working on a blueberry field in the summer and attending saint joseph's high school. >> hometown hero i guess. she's done a great job. we're proud of her. >> la

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter alexandra hoff is here with an inside look at the trump transition from a local member of the team. alex. >> reporter: you know part of this transition process includes wrapping up an organizing the remains of election efforts that took place across the country. we learned this from local gop official just back from washington. >> let me just be clear. we work hard. >> reporter: when the election wrapped up and pennsylvania took on a red hue for the in 30 years ray nay amoore was prepared to take a breath. >> i thought i can rest and it didn't happen. >> reporter: following the election, she was asked to join president-elect drums transition team and so far she's enjoying vice president-elect mike pence's role in overseeing the mostly volunteer group. >> he's in the mix with the transition team he's in charge of the whole team. he has things flowing and he's a good asset for president-elect donald trump. >> reporter: in terms of assets amoore spoke to trump's choice for secretary of defense james mattis. >> i love the name. i got to be mad dog that has to

. >> reporter: if it is possible she stand even taller, on film >> in the hoff i lion she plays fellow australian sue briarly this is true story of a couple who adopted a lost indian boy and helped him find his birth mother. >> but she's also a mother, un conditional love mother. and, had you laying down on the train track and getting up , to life just like that if you have to. >> actress nicole kid hand plus a gifted artist who gift wraps. that is this sunday morning right here on cbs-3 at 9:00 o'clock. >>> still ahead, next half an hour period of the past a place for children to get a new look the at christmas, our meisha johnson takes us on another dream drive. >>> shoppers navigate around snowy slush, storms impact on the retail day known as upper saturday. >>> and it is a wet but warmer start to the day, justin's back to tell us about some of the milder temperatures we can expect >>> i'm rahel solomon. meteorologist justin drabick is on the sky deck, and not wearing a coat which you are known to do on a december day. >> yes, you will not need that heavy coat today. rain jackets, y

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter alexandra hoff is here with an inside look at the trump transition from a local member of the team. alex. >> reporter: you know part of this transition process includes wrapping up an organizing the remains of election efforts that took place across the country. we learned this from local gop official just back from washington. >> let me just be clear. we work hard. >> reporter: when the election wrapped up and pennsylvania took on a red hue for the in 30 years ray nay amoore was prepared to take a breath. >> i thought i can rest and it didn't happen. >> reporter: following the election, she was asked to join president-elect drums transition team and so far she's enjoying vice president-elect mike pence's role in overseeing the mostly volunteer group. >> he's in the mix with the transition team he's in charge of the whole team. he has things flowing and he's a good asset for president-elect donald trump. >> reporter: in terms of assets amoore spoke to trump's choice for secretary of defense james mattis. >> i love the name. i got to be mad dog that has to

reporting live in penn's landing, alexandria hoff, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> alex, thank you. we are in for another chilly night. but does the coal stick around for our new year celebration? lauren kacie? tonight. >> it will be chilly but we will lose the wind. definitely have the blustery conditions today. it was certainly looking and feeling like winter across the delaware valley. we had some of the snow squawls, some flurries moving through, but the last of the activity is cooling down, flurries south of the city coming to ends, mostly clear skies taking over. still do have bit after breeze. we still have these chilly temperatures. thirty-five in fill which west winds at 10 miles per hour, making it feel more like 27 degrees, 23 in the poconos, feels like ten right now, so certainly chilly night. we did have those whipping winds throughout the day today. winds gusting to 41 miles per hour, in atlantic city, gusting to 38 in philadelphia, with our high temperatures, only in the low 40's, definitely felt cold today. and it will be a little bit chilly if you're headed out to s

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as "eyewitness news" reporter al, andrea hoff tells us, some stores staying open 24 hours or longer. >> you have made the grocery list and checked it twice and somewhere between the gift wrap and couldn't meant aisle realize that the holidays have snuck up yet again. >> i have no gifts, no nothing. so we're going to be out tomorrow. >> i'm definitely stressed because my mother will be mad if i don't get her anything, but i have gotten like nothing, i've got my sister something. >> that's a start. like alarm clock, the sound of the bell ringers inside the cherry hill mall mark the last minute sprint to get gift bought and wrapped on time. >> i enjoy little stressful, everyone pushing and shoving and trying to get everything, trying to grab something, everybody is pushing you. >> why are you out here shopping on busy holiday night. >> because i am a guy and wait to the last minute. >> shoppers tell us sometimes it is about taking the time to find the right gift, or waiting for extra paycheck, and sometimes, like moments, just matter more. >> we went to florida, to disney, my daughter w

as "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff tells us, some stores are open 24 hours or longer, as the holiday shopping season winds down. >> you have made the grocery list, and checked it twice, and somewhere between the gift wrap and couldn't meant aisle realize that the holidays have snuck up yet again. >> i have no gifts. no, nothing. so we're going to be out tomorrow. >> i'm definitely stressed, because my mother will be mad if i don't get her anything. but i've gotten like nothing, i've got my sister something. >> that's a start. well, like incest end alarm clock, the sound of the bell ringers inside the cherry hill mall mark the last minute sprint to get gifts bought and wrapped on time. >> i enjoy, and little stressful, because everybody is pushing and shoving and trying to get everything, try to grab something, everybody pushing you. >> why are you out here shopping on such busy holiday shopping night? >> because aim guy and waited to the last minute. >> but don't confuse stalling with laziness, shoppers tell us, sometimes it is about taking the time to find the right gift, or

tom hoff-meister and his twin daughters say... shoveling ?isn't just? a job to them. it's also a time to ?make memories? in the snow this holiday season. it going about a month ago,... but i don't know if it got flooded or what but it just did not go. so i made the best of it with the kids."))) 3 they played around for quite awhile-- but also made sure to get the job done. 3 also in dane county--- plow drivers are turning to ?technology? to keep the roads clear.to save time and money--- they're using ?gps? and ?new software in their trucks? to track their routes... and plan where they ?pick up sand or salt? for the s. "if you have someone going on a route you want it to be so that they are ending up by the supplies they need rather than going out to one town and having to drive all the way back 12:01 not plowing to reloa" reload." the new efforts are a part of the county's mission to get "greener."right now, seven trucks run on ?natural? gas. the plan is convert ?every? truck by 20-23. 3 make sure to download the cbs 58 ready weather app. it has an interactive radar..

her other, 2016 hoff i was, hollywood satire, hail caesar. >> in the entertainment world good news for queen lah teave, police found her car after being stolen from a gas station in atlanta. >> they stole from the the queen. police say queen's mercedes was taken, a week ago, bmw, pulled up next to latifah's car when someone jumped out of the bmw, got in the mercedes and then drove away. police found the car in a complex in southwest atlanta, and no arrests have been made. >>> all right. turning to weather, katie, apparently cold weather is returning, say it ain't so. >> it is season, right? >> yes. >> we expect temperatures in the 40's at best and that is what we will fine but it is a break in the action for us, and yesterday we had gray cloud and it wasn't a lot the but it was wet weather we had not discussed as that cold front crossed through but we have high pressure briefly in place and it is allowing for a chill in the air, certainly. we have 38 degrees at this hour from jerry aubrey in blue bell where it is just a couple clouds in place right now, 55 percent humidity for him. out

the reporting from penns landing, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> looking for something totallitive rent to do with the family today? jersey shore may be perfect place to take kid, for some family fun. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos shows us what ocean city has to offer. >> reporter: it is, bars are your thing to ring in the new year perhaps the beach is and don't worry, only two blocks of ocean city's boardwalk will be closed for repairs. >> this year we're celebrating 25th anniversary of first night in ocean city. family friendly non-alcoholic celebrations. >> reporter: first night started in boston years ago and tradition still continues in ocean city, where city spokesperson doug bergen says the beach wakes up starting at 4:00 p.m. new years eve. >> it will look like summer night the streets and boardwalk. >> throughout the town is there more than 70 different shows, 20 different venues. >> reporter: dj will even be spinning tunes at skate park. the aquatic center will be opened if you want to take a dip indoors. are you excited for new year. >> yeah. >> repor

reporting in the sat center, alexandria hoff, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> and there is much more to cover right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a jury is dead-locked in the case of former police officer charged in the fatal shooting after black motorist. find out what one juror told the judge. >> and a heart breaking return for people who survived a wild fire in tennessee. what they found when they made it home. and that's when "eyewitness news" continues. >> learning more about the road rage fatal shooting of joe mcknight. investigators say ronald admitted to shooting mcknight during argument at intersection near new new orleas thursday. facing criticism for releasing him from jail. he said the law allows him to be free while the investigation continues. he also urged the public not to rush to judgement. >> this investigation is not going to be moved, influence the, coerced, changed, in anyway, by any external force, comments, or otherwise. >> mcknight played for the new york jet and the kansas city chiefs during his nfl career. deliberations will resume monday morning in the murd

be affect by this wicked weather, not the just philadelphia, so coming up tonight at 6:00 alexandria hoff will tell you exactly what penndot is doing. the bottom line in all this is if you are driving tomorrow morning, of course, give yourself extra time and be careful during those dangerous conditions. we are live from center city, greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you for that. >>> track wintry mix at your fingertips, town load free cbs philly weather app available on itunes and google lay. >>> three officials have been charged with money laundering, "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in front of the federal courthouse with more on this complicated story, lot of parts here, david. >> reporter: jessica, there air lot of parts. these three officials are from bucks county working on a detail report for 6:00 o'clock tonight but i want to give you a review. all three men why in federal court behind me here, one is a bucks county judge, the other two are members of the law enforcement. these three bucks county officials could spend the rest of hear lives in jail, bu

"eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff has more on the increase in security. >> reporter: as eyes are fixed on new years eve fire works and new years day mummers parade law enforce. will have their eyes on the massive crowds expected to turnout. >> we just want to send the message that we will be working, very hard to keep everyone safe and making sure everyone has a great time. >> reporter: from catching drunk drivers to matters of national security philadelphia police will be operating with all hand on deck. >> we will will have plethora of assets out there, in every type of configuration, prepared to respond to any type of emergencies. >> reporter: in light of the instances of terror around the world most recently december 19th christmas village attack in berlin, germany philadelphia police have teamed up with official ness other major cities across the country to ensure safe, fun, start to 2017. >> i personally have been in contact with the nypd as well as pennsylvania state police, septa police, fbi here in philadelphia to make sure that we're all on the same page, we're all

reporting from camden county, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> you know, justin this weather has been naughty and nice. i don't know if santa would approve. >> so dramatic up and town. >> can we get consistency. >> not feeling like christmas today up around 60 degrees a week from christmas. how about that? it will not feel like christmas this year as we will move in the quiet weather pattern, temperatures will warm up. >> remember last year on christmas it was really warm. >> in the 70's. >> it is not warm but may get close to 60 next weekend so that ace above average. >> good job managing expectations. >> little bit of problems north of us we have fog, bethlehem, live look dense fog advisory continues to be in effect until 7:00 this morning for northampton county. we have that slush outside on the roads and sidewalks, and grass area owe that the ground is cold but we have a warm air that will start to move in. that helps form fog, so until the warm front pushes through and kicks up the wind, we will have those foggy conditions, visibility, less than a quarter mile at

we'll see a toll system in 2020 and also the action requested is increasing the contract with parsons hoff by about one million dollars more but if funded through different sources not like we're pulling from something else but other sources like tida. >> not pulling from something else this is rent for the design and installation for the toll system and the tida contribution are you know intended to support the team a work. >> a driver that go into treasure island and yerba buena island how much will a driver when 2020 comes be anticipated to pay in the toll system to go on to the island. >> or the in july of this past year july of 2016 the team met and adopted the toll policies two aspects that the board in july fulfills we need to do more work on in the aeshdz of the hours of operation and the toll level so when the board met in july they adopted the policy direction as far as the eligibility that is who paid the toll and what kinds of exemptions and discount and give us direction on the design of an affordability program those are the actions taken in july policies that were not adapte

reporting from hammington, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> president-elect trump is apparently closer to choosing his secretary of state, rex tillerson, chairman, ceo of exxon mobile has emerged as a distinct front runner. he is a support are on free trade and expansive u.s. presence in the middle east. mr. trump met with tillerson at trump tower saturday morning and an announcement could come in the next few days. >>> philadelphia assistant solicitor duncan lloyd will not be charged in connection with the anti donald trump vandalism incident this chestnut hill. he will be able to keep his city job, last month lloyd was reportedly captured on video, holding a glass of wine and taking photos as another man spray painted an obscenity and then trump on the wall of the grocery store. lloyd has been on the two week leave, without pays and must complete 40 hours of community services. >>> in delaware, wilmington paused to honor another fallen hero, fire fighters gathered for funeral of lieutenant ardythe hope, she was promoted posthumously after battling severe burns for m

reporting from hammington,al sand that hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> president east electric donald trump is pushing back this morning, against claims that russia worked to get him elected. meanwhile he is close tore nominating a secretary of state rex tiller man, chairman and ceo of exxon mobile is leading candidate. he is a supporter supporter of u.s. trade but critics are raising questions about tillerson's business ties with russia. mr. trump met with tillerson at trump tower yesterday morning, an announcement could come this week. >>> as you saw on cbs-3 the president-elect soluted u.s. troops at annual army/navy game in baltimore. the future command inner chief watched some of the game with former new york city mayor rude i guiliani, mr. trump spent time with the broadcast team of vern run quiz and gary daniel son. president-elect said he was neutral and just loved the spirit of the game. >>> authorities say philadelphia assistant solicitor duncan lloyd will not be charged in connection with the ant i donald trump vandalism incident in chestnut hill. he will be keep his

the reporting from hammington, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and, president-elect trump is closer to choosing his secretary have of state, rex tiller son, chairman and ceo of exxon mobile has emerged as the the front runner. he is a supporter of free trade and spans i have u.s. presence in the middle east. mr. trump met with him at trump tower and an announcement could come in a few days. >>> as you saw you on cbs-3 the president-elect soluted u.s. troops at annual army navy game in baltimore. future command inner chief watched the game with former new york city mayor rudy guiliani. president trump spent time with the broadcast team of vern and gary danielson. president-elect said he was neutral and just loves the spirit of the game. >>> authorities say that philadelphia assistant solicitor duncan lloyd will not be charged in connection with the anti donald trump vandalism incident in chestnut hill. he will keep his city job. the last month lloyd was reportedly captured on video holding a glass of wine and taking photos as another man spray painted an obscenity of

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eyewitness news reporter al exan degreeia hoff is outside the mall with details. alex? >> reporter: last night there was about 100 teenagers acting disorderly here at mills. when teenagers arrived, police say they were ready. in response to last night's disturbance, 8th district police officers set up a detail with mall security early this morning. when a mass of teens twice the size of the hundred or so who acted out the night before, police were able to keep a majority out of the mall but they say 30 before able to get inside and that is where the real problems began. >> when those 30 individuals got in the food court area, they started acting disorderly. they were running around, shouting, yelling, screaming. >> reporter: after resisting attempts by security to intervene, philadelphia 34ris insisted, they say one teen tried to punch an officer. it's a similar scene as to what has been unfolding at various malls around the country as an odd string of unruly teen flash mobs took over post-holiday shopping, in some cases like here at the philadelphia mills tonight, shop

i want to take you to the north bay with a tremendous amount of rain in just about a ten hoff ho -- ten-hour period. we're starting to see things dry out. i want to focus on the water fast rushing into tomorrow morning. that's the napa river. it got very close to flood stage around 5:00 this afternoon. down through st. helina, stay away from the river banks. now as we take you off towards the santa cruz mountains, this is where we had a tremendous amount of rainfall, as well. two to five inches in some cases. still moderate, roadways dangerous and remain under the flash flood warning until 10:30. the warning means we likely still could have some creeks, rivers and streams overflowing their banks. if you have any kind of creek or stream behind your house, you know who you are, monitor that closely because that water could be quick rising. we may have mudslides with this excessive run off. santa cruz mountains under the biggest threat at this point for any kind of flooding. as we take you back down into the south bay, sarah toga had quite a bit of rainfall today starting to get into some moder

we'll see a toll system in 2020 and also the action requested is increasing the contract with parsons hoff by about one million dollars more but if funded through different sources not like we're pulling from something else but other sources like tida. >> not pulling from something else this is rent for the design and installation for the toll system and the tida contribution are you know intended to support the team a work. >> a driver that go into treasure island and yerba buena island how much will a driver when 2020 comes be anticipated to pay in the toll system to go on to the island. >> or the in july of this past year july of 2016 the team met and adopted the toll policies two aspects that the board in july fulfills we need to do more work on in the aeshdz of the hours of operation and the toll level so when the board met in july they adopted the policy direction as far as the eligibility that is who paid the toll and what kinds of exemptions and discount and give us direction on the design of an affordability program those are the actions taken in july policies that were not adapte