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the singer who made headlines returns to take center stage, natasha brown joins us with the story tonight. natasha. >> reporter: good evening to you, we can tell you there was arousing applause for severth streeter after her performance of the national anthem. a couple of months ago she tells us she wasn't sure if this performance would ever happen. ♪ oh, say can you see? >> reporter: for singer song writer, seventh streeter this moment is long overdue, she's stepping into the spotlight to sing the national anthem anthem >> she should be able to come back and sing the national anthem >> she's written songs for chris brown, ariana grant day and others was set to sing on october 26th at the sixers home opener because was told she couldn't perform because of the we matter jersey she was wearing >> the organization is telling me i can't because i'm wearing a we matter jersey. >> reporter: after national scrutiny, the sixers organization apologized heed and and violent re violated her back to sing. we caught up with her after the performance >> my heart was beating 100 miles an hour for put

the singer who made headlines returns to take center stage, natasha brown joins us with the story tonight. natasha. >> reporter: good evening to you, we can tell you there was arousing applause for severth streeter after her performance of the national anthem. a couple of months ago she tells us she wasn't sure if this performance would ever happen. ♪ oh, say can you see? >> reporter: for singer song writer, seventh streeter this moment is long overdue, she's stepping into the spotlight to sing the national anthem anthem >> she should be able to come back and sing the national anthem >> she's written songs for chris brown, ariana grant day and others was set to sing on october 26th at the sixers home opener because was told she couldn't perform because of the we matter jersey she was wearing >> the organization is telling me i can't because i'm wearing a we matter jersey. >> reporter: after national scrutiny, the sixers organization apologized heed and and violent re violated her back to sing. we caught up with her after the performance >> my heart was beating 100 miles an hour for put

good evening everyone i'm natasha brown. we have a little bit of everything for you in our holiday week forecast. let's get right over to meteorologist lauren casey sorting all of this out for us. hey there, lauren. >> hey, natasha. merry christmas to you a pleasant day across the delaware valley to enjoy the holiday. we had all of that sunshine and high temperatures running above average at 50 in philly topped at 50 in the lehigh valley and 49 degrees in atlantic city. but we are starting to chill off under clear skies. 43 degrees your current temperature in philadelphia. we have already fallen back into the 30s in the lehigh valley and 33 degrees right now in millville and storm scan3 showing us we do have clear sky conditions in place for the cloud deck will start to increase overnight tonight as this very dynamic system across parts of the upper midwest moves its way eastbound it will be weakening as it makes an approach but could give some of us some periods of freezing rain and drizzle especially as we head into tomorr

in swarthmore, natasha brown, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> the philadelphia historical commission is deciding if some of the buildings on philadelphia's jewelers row should be saved. toll brothers plans to nearly double the height of it condo tower on samson street would require demolishing side buildings on jewelers row, increase the condo tower from 16 to 29 stories, in order to build 109 condos on the 700 block of samson street. >> time now 4:43. >> katie here with another check of the forecast, katie, i personally felt like it was very chilly this morning. >> it was very cold. >> but that's nothing compared to what we're going have? >> this is winter chill that's about to set in here. funny, you just said to me a moment ago, is this when the really cold air sets in? not yet. but it is very chilly outside. do you still need the heavy winter coat. look at this. you have at least north of philadelphia, nice clear sky, allowed the temperatures to drop off readily. >> clouds obviously moving in, though, sign every things to come, couple of zooms will prove why. headed our way, through

. >>> good evening, i'm natasha brown. thank you so much for joining us. a dense fog advisory is in that effect until tomorrow morning. let's get you right over to meteorologist lauren casey for more on the current conditions and what we can expect as we go throughout the night. lauren. >> thanks, natasha. yeah, very foggy conditions across the delaware valley. visibilities as we just saw on our sky cam down to about .3 of a mile in philadelphia, same case in trenton, half a mile visibility in wilmington. a tough go on the roads overnight tonight. visibilities reduced at nearly all of our reporting sites because we have this warmer air mass building in and we have all that moisture on the ground from our snow ice and rain that is creating these foggy conditions a dense fog advisory is in effect for the entire area through 7 o'clock tomorrow morning, visibilities possible to a quarter of a mile or less and as we head throughout the overnight period temperatures are actually going to be warming up. we're at 36 degrees right now in philadelphia, you can see t

i'm natasha brown for lesley lauren all of us here we.. baez: there was an assault case in morningside heights last year. my skull was fractured in five places. i'm afraid he's gonna come back! wilder: detective reagan, there's somebody i'd like you to meet. baez: thomas wilder was arrested twice for sexual assault. detective 466, requesting a 10-85 forth... danny: tell me we got him. just for the record, i win. ♪ first up, boss, is deputy commissioner doyle's briefing on public safety at 9:30. better make it 10:00, just to be safe. just to be safe about public safety. that's a good one. no, good is when you laugh. mediocre is when you just say it's good. moving on. garrett: i just got word that you're speaking to some students at nicky's school.

in overbrook, natasha brown, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> the search continues tonight for the person who shot a 17 year-old boy in germantown. gunfire erupted last night in fern hill park on appsly street. police say victim ran a few blocks before collapsing. he remains in critical condition tonight with gunshot wounds to his head and hip. the victim's wallet and cell phone were also stolen. police are looking for a white van, that may be connected, with the shooting. >>> bringing a piece of philadelphia history back to life. >> still ahead tonight arc logical dig uncovers priceless treasures, 75 boxes of artifacts returned to the place where they were discovered, the site of the 17th century tavern. >>> baby on board, we will brought you the story of unexpect arrival of the southwest plane from philadelphia, wait until you hear this new baby's name, we will have it the for you you next. we have an update from the family of the baby boy who could not wait for his arrival into this world. >> baby crying. >> we now know name of the baby born on a southwest airlines flight, from philade

good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thanks so much for join and us. an apparent transformer fire triggered the hazmat situation. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has more now on the emergency response. >> like snow. looks like a movie set. >> reporter: firefighters appear to be working in a winter wonderland saturday afternoon but it wasn't snow. >> it's essentially like laundry detergent. >> reporter: around 1:00 p.m. the fire department got a report of a foam activation. >> all of a sudden there was a loud explosion. and the building actually shook. the windows shook. the plant shook. my dogs went berserk. >> reporter: officials say a high heat warning in one of the transformers triggered fire suppression foam to automatically dispurchases. >> the system worked as designed and filled the area with the transformers with high expansion foam. >> reporter: you can say that again. the foam was up to the tops of doorways in some places and covered a two and a half block area. >> yeah, it was about 8 feet and they were squirting it down. it went down

good evening, i'm greg argos in for natasha brown. meteorologist lauren casey is in the cbs3 weather center with her christmas eve forecast. good evening, lauren. >> good evening, greg. yeah, those reindeer and santa will not need their rain slickers overnight as skies are clearing out but it was a soggy start to our day. damp and chilly, a high temperature of 46 degrees so in combination with the dreary conditions felt pretty cold for the first half of our christmas:45 in allentown, 47 degrees the high temperature today in millville. we've cooled back to 43 degrees in philly. we're at 41 in the lehigh valley. some 30's in the poconos and generally low to mid 40's down the shore. doppler radar estimated rainy fall totals, about a quarter to a half inch, a half inch at philadelphia international airport but now picking up a bunch of nothing. storm scan3 showing us precipitation has moved well off shore. cloud deck starting to break down as well and overnight skies will become mostly clear for san tan his reindeer. and as we head into t

. >> our natasha brown is live with emotional reaction to that decision tonight. natasha? >> reporter: good evening to you both. for one family it was certainly a very emotional night. they couldn't be more pleased with the council's ruling tonight but there is another side of this and some neighbors couldn't be more disappointed. >> council members gave unanimous approval to a home that will be converted to temporary housing for out of town cancer patients. >> it's overwhelming. i've been nervous all day. it's butterflies. you don't know how it's going to go. i felt very positive. >> cheryl began the fight 6 months ago to transform this bedroom into nick's house named after her son who died from cancer at 21 years old. the nonprofit head strong foundation will provide the housing free of charge to as many as seven patients and a caregiver. >> parking was a concern. traffic, the way that the house is configured so that whether or not they can really fit 14 people in there with special needs. >> reporter: neighbors were also concerned about property values being affected. >

. >> our natasha brown is live with emotional reaction to that decision tonight. natasha? >> reporter: good evening to you both. for one family it was certainly a very emotional night. they couldn't be more pleased with the council's ruling tonight but there is another side of this and some neighbors couldn't be more disappointed. >> council members gave unanimous approval to a home that will be converted to temporary housing for out of town cancer patients. >> it's overwhelming. i've been nervous all day. it's butterflies. you don't know how it's going to go. i felt very positive. >> cheryl began the fight 6 months ago to transform this bedroom into nick's house named after her son who died from cancer at 21 years old. the nonprofit head strong foundation will provide the housing free of charge to as many as seven patients and a caregiver. >> parking was a concern. traffic, the way that the house is configured so that whether or not they can really fit 14 people in there with special needs. >> reporter: neighbors were also concerned about property values being affected. >

good evening i am natasha brown, the grammy winner died at his home in england. he was just 53 years old. the only details being released at this hour was that he was not ill. ♪ last christmas i gave you my heart. >> george michaels soared to stardom in wham that he formed as a teenager. the son of a greek immigrant was best known through the 80's and 90's for his twist on post disco dance pop. first solo single care less whisper debuted in 1984 shortly before wham split up. three years later, his first solo album called faith went on to sell more than 20 million copies. song writer released several hit singles including i want your sex just as the aids crisis worsened. . off stage he was arrested in 1998 for lewd conduct in a public rest room by an undercover police officer. ♪ >> michael, who was not openly gay reacted by releasing the single and video outside making light of the charges and police and opening up about his sexual orientation. he was a user of marijuana and prescription sedatives. he drove his land rover into the side of a building. he nearly

we're live from west philadelphia, natasha brown for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> natasha, thank you. >>> final pretrial hearing for comedian bill cosby has wrapped up, for date but big issue is who will be testifying in his upcoming trial. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos was in montgomery county for the hearing. >> reporter: tense day of arguments in the final scheduled pretrial motion hearing before 79 year-old comedian bill cosby's criminal sexual assault trial begins. at hand, a prior bad acts motion. district attorney kevin steel wants to how up to 13 additional witnesses, to testify, against cosby. the 13, all women who say they have been assaulted by the comedian in the past. some as far back as the 1960's tuesday morning, arguments became dense between d.a. steel and defense attorney brian mcmonigal over whether the 13 women should be named. judge steven o'neill instructing both men to calm down, and remain civil. >> how do you feel mr. cosby. >> reporter: all the while bill cosby silently watch the hearing unfold. if the judge allows 13 witt tonightes to testify at tria

in south philly, natasha brown, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> also at the wells fargo center, a tribute to former sixers tarp, allen iverson. >> hall of famer number three alan iverson. >> the team honored ai for his induction into the basketball hall of fame. lesley van arsdall will have the details coming up in sport. >> but first, up next on "eyewitness news", a big weekends for star wars fans. >> i'm kevin frazier coming up we learn more about the star wars galaxy when phillies that jones and crew of rebels help to steel the plans for the star rogue one, star wars zero really can be a hero.ds) get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment on select volkswagen models. right now at the volkswagen sign then drive event. >>> welcome back, star wars has been waiting a long time for this. the release of rogue one star wars story. the movie is now in theatres nationwide. here's entertainment tonight kevin frazier with a sneak peak. >> this week, felicity joins leads team of reb males galaxy far, far away, steel the plans for the star to kick offer the int

team is back tomorrow from 5:00 to 7:00 >> i'm natasha brown >> i'm nicole brewer. good night everybody. captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ ♪ >> hello! hey, up here, up here! hey! all right, merry christmas. season's greetings and all that whatever. yeah, i love-- i love being a tree angel. you get a great view. it smells really nice up here. you know, the cat can't reach you. but i have to tell you, it is not all silver bells and eggnog up here. it is not. for starters, you got me stuck on top of the tree, and these things are like powder kegs. i feel like i'm joan of arc up here. happy holidays, everybody. if you wouldn't mind, when you put me back in the box can you keep me away from the elf in the shelf? that guy is crazy.

. >>> the holiday spirit was in full swing as our natasha brown reports, operation brotherly love, spreads the love to thousands of children and their families, with the help of hundreds of volunteers >> the morning began with as many as 52 busloads of kids and their families from all across the philadelphia region. heading into the liacouras center at temple university. once inside, a flurry of activity awaits. there was dancing, face painting, and plenty of food, also carnival games and activities. something for everyone, one of the biggest holiday party of the year. >> thank you so much. >> it is the eighth annual wawa operation brotherly love. 500 families, 2,000 children, and 1,000 volunteers. each volunteer assigned to a family as they navigate their way through the event. each child getting warm coat in time for the frosty winter. >> they've given away lot of free stuff. really good for the kids. they got a lot going on, and i'm enjoying myself as well as my caughter. >> they gave us coats, it will keep us warm for the winter. we really appreciate that. >> this started when adam, co

our natasha brown was at the performance. >> ♪ >> for seven streeter this moment long overdue, finally stepping into the spotlight at the sixers game to sing the national anthem. >> ♪ >> she deserves it. she should be able to come back and sing the national anthem. >> seven streeter written songs for chris brown, aero around a grand, and others, set to sing back on october 26th at the sixers home opener but was told she couldn't perform because of the we matter jersey she was wearing. >> i'm at the 76ers game and singing the national anthem and the organization is telling me that i can't because i'm wearing a we matter jersey. >> after national scrutiny, the sixers organization apologized and invited streeter back to sing. we caught up with her, after the performance, wearing the same jersey, that started it all. >> my heart was beating 100 miles an hour but for a good reason, i'm so happy that an unfortunate situation was able to be turned around, and become something positive. you know, i was very proud to sing in the anthem tonight. and wear my we matter jersey. >> i did it, i cam

good evening i'm nicole brewer. >> i'm natasha brown. ukee and jessica are off. tonight is promising to be frigid and so does the weekend. chief meteorologist kate bilo has been tracking temperatures live on the cbs-3 skies deck, braving elements for us. she tells us what we can expect for outdoor activity. kate, how freezing am i going to be at hershey park this weekend. >> you will be pretty cold at hish i park this weekend, nicole but as long as you trust, wear base layer, scarves, gloves, hat you will be okay. you will survive at hache i park. it has been colder. if you are on you the doing a long lengthy activity outdoors that is when you will feel chill. going from your house to your car, car to your job it will in the feel that bad. but out for a sustain period of time, definite the liz wear the layers. that is high best advice for you. the here's a look outside, storm scan three shows flurries moving through earlier, those have tapered, still lake effect snow happening across great lakes region. we have these cold northwesterly wind, sustained wind at 15

we're live in center city tonight, natasha brown, cbs3, iit witness news. >> president-elect donald trump is delaying his first post election news conference until january but he does have a major announcement planned for tomorrow morning. late tonight mitt romney helped shed a little light on what that announcement may be. he confirmed on his facebook page that he will not be trump's pick for secretary of state. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump tweeted about saying he will announce his choice for secretary of state tuesday morning. cbs news has announced exxonmobil rex tillerson will be tapped for the job. on monday the president-elect with at least three of his former rivals. >> we had a productive meeting. it was an honor to meet with the president-elect. >> reporter: the trump team said building the president-elect's cabinet is a top priority and to focus on that they postponed a major news conference set for thursday. that first post election news conference will detail how mr. trump will step away from his business empire bb pushed back to january. meanwhile the cia is russ

we're live in center city tonight, natasha brown, cbs3, iit witness news. >> president-elect donald trump is delaying his first post election news conference until january but he does have a major announcement planned for tomorrow morning. late tonight mitt romney helped shed a little light on what that announcement may be. he confirmed on his facebook page that he will not be trump's pick for secretary of state. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump tweeted about saying he will announce his choice for secretary of state tuesday morning. cbs news has announced exxonmobil rex tillerson will be tapped for the job. on monday the president-elect with at least three of his former rivals. >> we had a productive meeting. it was an honor to meet with the president-elect. >> reporter: the trump team said building the president-elect's cabinet is a top priority and to focus on that they postponed a major news conference set for thursday. that first post election news conference will detail how mr. trump will step away from his business empire bb pushed back to january. meanwhile the cia is russ

that is very latest for now, we are here in north philadelphia, natasha brown, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> new jersey state police need public's help to track down a man wanted for murder. this suspect three two-year old jeremiah monell, he is wanted for murder of his estranged wife, tara owe shay watson of commercial township yesterday. he was last seen driving a 1994 blue chevy s10 pickup truck with new jersey plates, x91, gary j as in john v as in victor. >>> now, to a murder mystery. philadelphia police are working to identify a woman brutally beaten in west kensington. housing police officers found victim's body on the 2700 block of north third street last night. it is believed that the woman is in her 40's, and detective are now interviewing neighbors for information, they are also looking at surveillance video, hoping that the killer was captured on camera. in the meantime, anyone with any information is asked to call the police. >>> a home health care provider is facing charges tonight police say 47 year-old lisa ann the waters of warminster a allegedly stole from one of

brown is at philadelphia's christmas village by city hall my what police here are doing in the wake of this tragedy. >> reporter: ukee, good evening to you, christmas village here at city hall is always staffed with a strong police presence. now, police tell us tonight they are stepping up security as shoppers here were reacting on the tragedy. a festive atmosphere at the christmas village at city hall in philadelphia. folks taking in the sights, sounds and smells of the holiday season, but thoughts of the tragedy in berlinly germany are far from the minds of some shoppers >> i was there two years ago in berlin. i'm half germany >> theresa used to work at philly's christmas village and has visited the market now riddled with death in destruction in berlin. like most, it's hard to shake the mitchells after a truck plowed through the crowded christmas market monday. 12 dead, nearly 50 injured in what the white house is describing as an parent terrorist attack >> sadness, because the germany people have really opened their arms to refugees and done all they could, you know, to help pea

will it be merry and bright when eveng, i'm greg argos.as natasha brown is off tonight. after a soggy start to the day it's a clear night perfect conditions for santa. meteorologist lauren casey in the cbs3 weather sent with her holiday forecast. hey there, lauren. >> hey, greg, we did start off with a soggy saturday to kick off our christmas holiday weekend and rainfall amounts we did pick up much immediate needed rainfall healthy totals across parts of the area. seven tenths of an inch in kennett square. millville .60 of an up inch. dove half an inch. philadelphia international airport four terms of an inch of rain. no precipitation for san tan the reindeer. looking good. lingering clouds and we are starting to see fog settle into parts of the area. especially down the shore reduced visibles down to about 6 miles in ac a few hours ago visibilities were down to less than mile. we'll see that fog continue throughout the overnight period reduced visibilities in millville because of that moisture lingering around from this morning's rain on the roads tonight do watch out f

that is very latest live tonight, natasha brown for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> there will be much more on the tragedy in germany tonight on the "cbs evening news" with the scott pelley at 6:30. >>> despite pressure from some circles and protest the electoral college made it official today, donald trump surpassed 270 vote mark and will be the nation's forty-fifth president. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live in the sat center with more. >> reporter: inside state house process was calm, and civil. all 20 elect tors casting their vote for donald trump but protesters outside made it clear they don't want the businessman inside the white house. >> it is my honor to welcome you to the 58th electoral college of the commonwealth of pennsylvania. >> reporter: as pennsylvania's 20 elect tors gathered in harrisburg, casting their votes for donald trump and continuing traditions that has stretched centuries. >> today's proceedings remain consistent with the procedures followed with the first electoral college convened in pennsylvania 227 years ago. >> reporter: outside the capitol build

that is very latest from now live from swarthmore, natasha brown for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> police say nine people died of apparent heroin overdosees in or around philadelphia's kensington neighborhood over weekend. victims were men and women between age of 24 and 42. office are were able to save four other people with the anti opioid drug that are can. >>> opioid epidemic is now leading cause of, accidental death. pennsylvania health officials have taken action to try to control the crisis. >> one focused on making narcan more readily a railable. health reporter stephanie stahl has more from the state's physician general. >> reporter: they are taking this seriously. narcan has saved lives of tens of thousands of overdose victims. pennsylvania is one of the first states to make it available in drugstores, without a prescription. narcan is a medication that can reverse effects of an overdose, usually given in hospitals or by first responders, and in pennsylvania, there is a standing order from the physician general that it can also be purchased in drugstores, without a prescription.

. >> natasha brown, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> how about that? way to go, guys. well, coming up for the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news", it is tough to diet specially when you lose and gain it all back again. well, we will tell you the number one reason diets fail. >> and, you don't often see many wild accessories, but this year it is gaining a lot of attention. coming up. >> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >>> well, we are getting our first taste of winter weather. a mix of snow and rain is making for a messy morning commute. but, katie and meisha have>> aos are working around the clock, to locate more victims in friday's tragic warehouse fire in california. andstigion is underway. >> and, the election recount battle, michigan will begin recounting by handsome 4.8 million presidential ballots today, as the balance battle in pennsylvania goes to federal court. live. >> today is monday, december the fifth, good morning, i'm rahel solomon. jim donovan is off. never fear, we have you covered. kat

brown is at philadelphia's christmas village by city hall my what police here are doing in the wake of this tragedy. >> reporter: ukee, good evening to you, christmas village here at city hall is always staffed with a strong police presence. now, police tell us tonight they are stepping up security as shoppers here were reacting on the tragedy. a festive atmosphere at the christmas village at city hall in philadelphia. folks taking in the sights, sounds and smells of the holiday season, but thoughts of the tragedy in berlinly germany are far from the minds of some shoppers >> i was there two years ago in berlin. i'm half germany >> theresa used to work at philly's christmas village and has visited the market now riddled with death in destruction in berlin. like most, it's hard to shake the mitchells after a truck plowed through the crowded christmas market monday. 12 dead, nearly 50 injured in what the white house is describing as an parent terrorist attack >> sadness, because the germany people have really opened their arms to refugees and done all they could, you know, to help pea

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i'm natasha brown for all of us here lesley lauren have a good night everybody. you don't you won't have anything to reach, you won't have anything to strive to be. >>> byron allen, coming to you from entertainmentstudios.com. and this is "the american athlete". get ready to hang out who some of the world's greatest sport superstars. marcus allen. >> i have it on tape, ronnie lott and you confessing that you cheated off me. >> from the philadelphia phillies, chase utley. >> east coast fans are intense, especially in philadelphia. they love you one day and can hate you the next. >> serena williams. >> i had to go to therapy for it but now i can make clothes in other people's sizes. >> this guy is so old. what are you up to? 70 >> 71. you need to remember this. we went to school together. after i graduated i went on to get a masters. i came back just to sit in class. i was disappointed. >> that is what a perfect dad i had. >> you looked around at everybody's paper during the test. >> you know what? i wasn't going to go there. >> i didn't teach you those things. loy

. >> the girls basketball game at west catholic high school is in full swing i'm natasha brown we will tell you why today's game is so emotional because of two of their layers >>> and also, did the so-called binary bandit strike again, a person is caught on tape placing a bag on the porch of a area home, inside that bag, a bunch of house numbers, stolen, weeks ago but a new twist, to this bizarre crime. >>> and another arctic blast is and around, i'll let you know when to expect wind chill temperatures at or below zero coming up in the forecast. >>> also donkey's on the loose this were running wild in one community until police showed up, how these delinquent donkey where is captured, "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. >>> emotional moment today on the basketball court teenagers retire a jersey of the friend killed in it or land owe nightclub massacre six months ago. akira murray was stand out athlete at west catholic prep high school and tonight her community is making sure she will never be forgotten. good evening i'm ukee washington. >>> and i'm jessica dean. the at 18, mur

brown and how it shaped the community and how the community plans to never let this happen again. >>> can you dig it? these priceless art a facts are uncovered from an illegal tavern, catch a glimpse of life from the early days, of the philadelphia. >>> that is an earlier arrival on a flight there philadelphia, what the parents named the babe hi who was born, on that plane, and "eyewitness news" starts right now. >>> and, storm scan three is tracking a messy night, heavy rain and some, snow is moving through the area, we're tracking storm and we will have latest in a few minutes but first at 6:00 just days after winning a major conference championship temple head coach matt rhule makes a stunning announcement he is leaving temple owls program. headed to texas to coach baylor, university. good evening, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. sports director don bellies joining us now with the announcement that surprised some fans. >> yep. >> and has everybody talking whether they were surprised or not. >> no doubt. a lot of people shocked today. on sat the day temple owls were cele

healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >>> hi there. we begin this monday mainly cloudy. up the cloud layer on live doppler 7. nothing is reaching the ground. temperatures in the mid to upper 40s. 38 in santa rosa. wormer at 50 and there are some breaks and beautiful sunrise pictures and hashtag them abc now. we would love to see them. mid-50s with increasing sunshine into the afternoon. here is my accuweather seven-day forecast, tuesday and wednesday a north bay storm and thursday looking moderate. it could be stronger. we'll keep an eye on it. >> and coming up, a holiday package e-mail scam that could target your financial security. what you need to know is next on gma. we'll have another update in 30 minutes and on our news app and zero really can be a hero.ds) get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment on select volkswagen models. right now at the volkswagen sign then drive event. and let r

all seems beautiful to me. >>> good morning, i'm natasha zouves from abc 7 mornings. frances dinglasan is in for mike and bringing sunshine in today. >> and a milder start. temperatures in the 50s. san francisco 50 and half moon bay 59 and santa rosa freeizing at 32 degrees. this afternoon temperatures above arth to the low 60s. and enjoy it because we have some changes on the way, cooler by this weekend. alexis. >> good morning. and yeah, we have some really light volumes out there today. in fact, we never did have the bay bridge metering lights flipped on so sailing through the toll plaza and drive times light with no major blocking issues. golden gate 9 minutes and across the bay bridge and across the san mateo bridge. >>> and i'll be back at 11:00 for the abc 7 midday news. me. our reporting continues now on the free abc 7 news app. enjoy your day. >> announcer: it's "live with kelly." today, from "doctor strange," benedict cumberbatch, and "america's next top model" host, rita ora. plus, we get a visit from actress gabrielle union, and scott wolf is our cohost. a

all seems beautiful to me. >>> good morning, i'm natasha zouves from abc 7 mornings. let's head over to meteorologist mike nicco for a look at our rainy forecast. >> hi, everybody. i'm tracking steadier rain in the higher elevations on other side of the santa clara valley and showers in the north bay and that is the trend of the rest of the afternoon. showers and thunderstorms and brief heavy downpours and lightning and thunder and small hail and snow down to 2,000 feet this evening. sue. >> and chains are required at this hour on all major sierra highways so bear that in mind, take extra caution this morning. green on the map means we are still seeing weather affecting your ride. we have an accident at northbound 87 near al madden and now the damage is done. >> thank you, sue. it is time for "live with kelly" and i'll be back at 11:00 a.m. for the midday news. i hope you join me then. our reporting >> male announcer: it's "live with kelly." today, mega movie star tom hanks. and from "quantico," actor blair underwood. plus "broad city's" own abbi jacobson. and today's

all seems beautiful to me. >>> good morning, i'm natasha zouves from abc 7 mornings. lisa argen is in more mike nicco and tracking our forecast. >> a lot of sunshine from the sutro tower cam. looking nice. san francisco 45 and 40 in half moon bay. the current temperatures in the north and east valleys are out of the freeze warning but today slightly warmer, in the up 50s. main some rain by the weekend. >> and traffic still light in most areas and the only slow spot of significance here, southbound 880 into oakland. we have the potholes near fruitvale causing some flat tires, the two right lanes and up to a three mile back-up. so avoid that. stick to 580. >> it is time now for "live with kelly" and i'll be back at 11:00 for the midday news. i hope you joan me then. our reporting continues on >> announcer: it's "live with kelly." today from "the art of more," actor dennis quaid, and onerepublic performs their smash hit "kids." plus sterling k. brown from "this is us." and ryan seacrest is our cohost, all next on "live." [cheers and applause] [upbeat music] ♪ and now,