♪ >> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> we want to find him. that's the bottom line. >> right now at 11:00 the search for shane. a family is desperate for answers in the disappearance of their son. tonight their turning to social media for help. good evening, i'm jessica dean. chris may has the night off. >> the family is now offering a

$10,000 reward for any information that may lead to shane montgomery's whereabouts. the 21-year-old west chester university student was last seen early thursday morning at a bar in manayunk. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers is live with more on the search. matt? >> reporter: jessica, the church behind me here at the corner of crescent and rectory streets in manayunk serve as the home face for the dozens of volunteers who spent the last two days searching for the missing college student. take a good look at this photo. this is shane montgomery. senior at west chester university. he's 5-foot 11 with green eyes, last seen wearing that gray shirt and he's been missing since 2:00 a.m. thursday morni morning. >> heart broken. there are no words. none. his mother karen and father kevin are struggling stricken with the fear of what might have happened but stoic in pursuit of their mission. >> pretty much exhausted, but

just fine the strength to keep going. we're going to find him. that's the bottom line. >> reporter: they were joined in their search by dozens of volunteers who fanned out across manayunk on friday. here's what they know so far. around 1:45 thursday morning, shane got separated from his friends at kildare's pub on main street. when he didn't come home dad kevin picked up the phone. >> see if he got arrested. see if he was in the hospital. see if there were any john does. >> when that turned up nothing, he asked for help. hours later, missing person flyers dotted dozens of look tri cal poles and social media campaign ramped up hashtag help find shane was trending on twitter locally by friday night. that joined police detectives and k9 units. police helicopter scanning the river banks as night fell. >> we're just hoping that he -- if he can hear me, that he knows that we are looking for him and that we love him and i'm going to find him. >> reporter: there you can see

one of the dozens of missing person flyers posted around the manayunk area trying to help find shane montgomery. the search has been suspended for the rest of this evening. it is set to resume at the church behind me tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. we're live in manayunk tonight matt rivers cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> matt, thank you. new tonight an suv plows into a pharmacy in northeast philadelphia. this happened just after 6:00 tonight in the 9400 block of state road in torresdale. police say the woman behind the wheel got confused and accidentally drove through the storefront. no one was hurt. that pharmacy was closed. >> ray rice's indefinite suspension from the nfl for domestic violence is overturned and he can now play immediately. arbitrator who presided over rice's appeals hearing announced that decision today. nfl commission are in roger goodell suspended the form mr. ravens running back for two games in july for assaulting his now wife janay inside a casino elevator in atlantic city in

february. goodell then suspended rice indefinitely in september after video of that incident from inside the elevator surfaced. rice argued during his appeals hearing that he was unfairly penalized twice. the arbitrator agreed saying the nfl knew of the existence of that elevator video and that rice did not lie to the nfl about the incident during a june interview. the nnf has released a statement reading in part "we respect judge jones' decision to reinstate ray rice from his indefinite suspension for violating the league's personal conduct policy in an incident of domestic violins. based on the judge jones' decision, he will be eligible to play upon signing the a new contract ". >> a very cold start to the weekend but could a warmup in our future? meteorologist kate bilo is feeling the chill on this cbs-3 sky deck and joins us now with first forecast. kate. thanks jessica. yeah just looking around at the sky to see if i can still see stars the clouds have not moved in yet.

there are stars overhead f you're in the city, look to the west and see if you can see this moon because it's huge and it's reddish orange and obscured by clouds really really awesome if you get a chance to come outside and check the out. the clear are the skies the colder the air and that's what we're feeling ut outside tonig tonight. clouds will be moving in. take look at storm scan3. a little disturbance producing a few snow showers over the great lakes region. could see a flurry through the day tomorrow. any travel plans for the rest of the holiday weekend you should be okay. temperatures right now 29 degrees at the philadelphia international airport. we're down to 21 already in allentown. mount pocono we couldn't get a teen in there. down to 12. trenton at 24. atlantic city 25 degrees. and lancaster 24 degrees. so your weekend planner, a dry weekend nice he can end for doing maybe outside around the house. holiday light decorating. temperatures in the fours saturday. 50's milder by sunday. we'll be tracking the threat of a few rain chances next week

i'll have that coming up when i join you inside with the seven day forecast. jessica? >> see in you a bit, kate, thanks time is up for all the bargain hunters out there. most malls across the region closed a short timing a wrapping up another black friday frenzy. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt talked to exhausted shoppers. >> i wasn't planning oncoming shopping. my daughter twisted my arm arm and got me out who are. >> reporter: in the end erika says she's glad she came out on black friday at the deptford mall much this black friday looked a little different. >> as bad you thought with the crowds. >> not as bad. >> reporter: we found lots of people not just the usual black friday cloud crowd where it's hard to walk. one reason may be because local malls opened 6:00 o'clock thursday night and stayed open straight through 10:00 o'clock friday night. >> i've been working since 7:00 on thanksgiving. >> she has three jobs it wasn't her choice to pull the marathon shift. >> i've had a lot of caffeine. a couple double shots of

espresso. >> reporter: rob says opening on thanksgiving day is a big problem. >> it ruins the tradition. it's not -- you know, traditionally the way it's supposed to be done. you know, day after thanksgiving, you go. you get excited. 6:00 in the morning. >> reporter: but now if you get to a place at sick in the morning you may have missed out on your chance to find that low price. >> i used to work at far get and we used to get tons of people in the morning. now that rush isn't there no more. no more fun to it. >> reporter: some say opening the night before is a good thing because the new black friday may mean less people. >> i thought it was going to be a lot a lot of possible. i thought it was going to be thousands of people but it's not really busy. >> done with black friday the neck thing cyber monday on monday but tomorrow we're talking about small business saturday. a chance for some of those small businesses to get in on the action. reporting from deptford, david superintendent cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> dozens of stores at the king of prussia mall in montgomery county stayed open overnight offering some deep discounts.

"eyewitness news" found arms load with bags and couches full of tired shoppers. but those we talk to say, it was all worth it. >> it was a similar scene in willow grove. chopper three over the mall there stores also closed a short timing a there. the shopping started last night at 6:00 o'clock. plenty of customers showed up to take advantage of the deals. and take look at the seen at the toys r us in cherry hill. digital tablets and frozen themed dolls the hot items of the sale. toy store working marathon day it open at 5:00 last night and it closed just a few minutes ago. >> for your complete holiday shopping guide including mall hours go to our website at cbsphilly.com. outside the gallon row mall in center city about 30 protesters encouraged shoppers to boycott black friday in honor of michael brown. it is the latest protest in philadelphia since monday's grant jury decision not to indict ferguson miss sorey

police officer on darren wilson for shooting the unarmed teenager. police say today's demonstration was peaceful. >> that was just one of the protests held nationwide today in the wake of that grand jury decision. tonight police in northern california and la have arrested an and known number of marchers. in chicago, about 200 people marched near the magnificent mile shopping district asking people not to shop. 10 miles south of ferguson in st. louis a couple hundred protesters briefly shut down the gallery ya mall. some workers there support the protests. >> so happy that people are this dedicated to come out, you know, and not worry about the sales that you can get. protests were also held in new york, seattle and other major cities. >> a gunman who fired more than 100 rounds at downtown buildings in austin texas today has now been identified. larry mcwilliams shot and killed after a confrontation with officers early this morning. he tried to set the mexican consulate on fire.

no one was hurt. police do say mcwilliams has a criminal record but his motives here are unclear. it's not known if he was killed by police or took his own life. >> in delaware county, dozens of dogs and cats have new homes for the holidays. today the delco spca invited black friday shoppers to adopt. that was one of the first placements right there pearl the pitbull. she was found starving in a backyard in chester octobe october 7th but this morning a healthy and energetic pearl headed to her forever home. >> so much spirit. so much permit and that was never broken. by the people who did this to her. >> she is so precious much she's -- she's definitely a pearl. >> very sweet. they beat their goal of 50 adoptions. 59 dogs and cats were ultimately adopted. and in honor of black friday animals with black fur were adopted for a special price. there are amazing rescue caught on video. two young boys buried in a pile

of snow for hours and tonight we're hearing from these brave cousins. we'll tell you how they managed to survive until help arrived. >> plus a local mother with a message to toy makers. she noticed a troubling trend while shopping for a doll for her daughter. why she's now going online to petition. kate? and the and tyre john already in the 20s to night as temperatures really continue to drop but we do have a little bit of a warmup on the way. i'll physical you how long it lasts with the seven day forecast coming up. >> and shopping in football aren't the only day after thanksgiving traditions. the white house christmas tree makes its rifle and this tree

>> up credible story tonight from two boys trapped for hours under a huge pile of snow in new york. the cups since then-year-old jason rivera and 11-year-old elijah martinez had had been building a snow fort wednesday night when a plow came along and

pushed snow against it a police officer saw their shovel and started digging for them. the boys say they did everything they could to break free. >> me and my cousin were both in a fort in the snow. the whole top of the fort just fell on us. motivating each other like to -- like not go to sleep. keep yelling. keep moving our body trying to break out. >> smart boys. eyewitnesses say the police officers who pulled that many out of the snow bank got around of applause. just how low can gas price goss? the price of crude oil dropped 10% today that means drivers will continue to pay less at the pump. according to the triple a nationwide average for a gallon of regular fuel now stands at $2.79. that is the lowest level in five years. analysts forecast prices will continue to fall and could go as low as 2.50-gallon. let's take a look what people are paying locally. pennsylvania drivers paying $2.95 a gallon. new jersey drivers paying $2.66 and delaware drivers are paying

$2.79. friday isn't just for americans any more. retailers in london are now offering black friday deals and some stores the crowds are getting a little chaotic. >> you can see the pushing, the shoving at this store which is owned by wal*mart. man chester police arrested at least two people. a woman and another store was even injured by a falling television but we're told her injuries were not serious. >> a frustrated mom says for years she struggled to find african-american dollars for her child. as charlotte huffman reports this mom is on a mission to create change for kids. >> for vanessa butler every black friday is frustrating but this year i was enough is enough. it's not fair. >> reporter: butler's daughter wants of this year's hottest the barbie and ken mini cooper set the problem mattel only makes it with caucasian barbie and ken. in tell told butler she could buy it separately but that will cost more.

>> i'm going to pay two times what the caucasian parent would pay to have the convertible and barbie and ken and three separate boxes instead of it being a gift set they made. exclusively for caucasians barbie. >> we found another child's christmas wish for an african-american barbie on this giving tree in new jersey. se we searched oh and line retailers like target where there are more than $600 dolls. 30 of which are african-american and went inside stores like toys r us where similar story. row aft row of caucasian dolls with a few african-american dolls in between. >> it makes me feel hurt as parent because i have to tell my child no, set get something she really wants. >> reporter: we wanted to know if the reason you see a limited selection of african-american dolls on store aisles like this one because the stores aren't buying them or simply because the manufacturers aren't making them. online we found mattel makes and sells 240 dolls only nine of them are african-american.

another doll manufacturer hasbro offers nearly 60 dolls, eight are african-american. hoping by next year aisles like this will like more diverse butler created online petition against toy makers and retaile retailers. >> this is an injustice and maybe that might change their minds and make them create more diverse selection. >> reporter: we reached out to big named toy makers like hasbro and mattel to ask them about this. so far those calls have not been returned. i'm charlotte huffman cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> well tis the season for ice skating. "eyewitness news" at the blue cross river rink. this ring opened for business today. it's so much fun there and this year winter fest will be open all winter long. you can take a break from the skating and and joy some food, some drinks and even warm up by the fire pitt. i'll physical that you looks like the place to be inside by the fire pitt as the kids skate especially on a night like tonight. boy is it cold outside. let's check with our weather

watchers reporting very chilly conditions. look at this number. near my hometown phoenixville 22 degrees right now from erin in montclair 22 degrees. well below average for the time of year looking at 24 degrees from doug he's in vincentown, new jersey. 24 and just a few clouds. it's down to 20 already in chatsworth, inform as we check in with mark and check one more number here as we head down to the first state of delaware john reports 24 degrees in newark. not a very comfortable night and extra blanket on the bed would be prudent for you if you love the weather you too can be featured in our newscasts like these great people become an it witness weather watcher. all you have to do go to cbsphilly.com/watchers to sign up. >> one spot where snow is falling tonight is in carbon county at jackpot big bout but this is of the manmade variety. these ski resorts really love the timing of of the big winter storm that hit on wednesday. many of the pocono resorts got over seven or 8-inches of snow. now they're making additional

powder on top of it. the slopes were very busy on this camera all night long now things have quited down. of course, as were head toward the overnight hours but it looks like great conditions for skiing this weekend as the snow machines keep on going. certainly cold enough for that. we do have a few clouds starting to move on in. i told you about the moon earlier i weren't back to try to take a picture of it the clouds had moved in and/or secured it. clouds moving in from the west right now and we're going to see those clouds continue to increase through the overnight hours but generally dry conditions tonight and into tomorrow. right now though down to 29 already at the airport. 21 in allentown. 27 in reading and 28 in wilmington. normal lows this time of the year in the mid to upper 30s see we're well below average and that trend will continue as we head through the remainder of tonight and tomorrow but then finally getting back up toward normal by sunday. here's a look what you'll wake up to saturday morning if you stumble outside to take the dog out or grab the paper. bundle up. 26 tomorrow morning in reading. 21 in allentown. some spots in lehigh northampton

counties down into the teens mount pocono 16. philadelphia 25 these numbers may be too high compared to what we're seeing now. 12 in the poconos. 40s tomorrow with some sunshine not a bad day. can't rule out a spray sprinkle or flurry. southwest flow to resume and by sun today we're back to the 50 50's. monday very mild. awaiting the arrival of this cold front. we'll get near 60 and then showers come in monday night. and we'll trim back the warmth a little before the and get back to colder temperatures by tuesday. overnight partly cloudy, it is cold down to 25 degrees for the overnight low. for your saturday, again, not bad not as cold today. look for a mixture of sun and clouds. stray flurry here and there 43 degrees the daytime high. we should be in the low 50s this time of the year and that's where we'll get. finally on sunday, no travel problems for the rest of the holiday week and. monday a high near 60. breezy and mild. mostly cloudy. but then tuesday, little bit colder again and up and downing in week. wednesday we're back to 52 but chance for a shower. then colder against thursday as we head back to the 40s.

climbing back to the low 50s oh and friday but no major storms in the forecast. no snow in the forecast as we head through next week so all in all it looks like a pretty decent start to the month of december on monday. >> all right. we'll take it. sounds pretty good. rob ellis here. i was in south philly today. saw a lot of flyers jersey. >> it hasn't been a great month of notify for the flyers so far. mat didn't knee show again against the boys of broad ways. could they change their losing jays the delaware valley basking in the birds thanksgiving feast at the hands of the cowboys. ma

>> many a thanksgiving evening in the delaware valley was made that much more pleasant thanks to little occurrence in northern texas. you may have heard the eagles beat the cowboys crushed them actually. eagles dominated in all faces of the game. jumped out to 14-zero lead and the game wasn't as close as the final score of 33-10 indicated. mark sanchez led the up tempo attack throwing for 217 yards. tossing a td. running for one. sanchez afterwards was philosophical. >> everybody wants to say national tv game and this is, you know, life or death and all of that. i mean come on you got to be -- you got to put in its place. understand what it is and then move onion just really proud of this effort on such a short we week. >> the flyers this afternoon black friday mat nay with the rangers dropped six of seven. during the funk they held player

meetings, gm blast them for being lift less could they right the ship again the rangers. second period trailing one-zero. sloppy. st. louie makes them pay beats steve mason. 1,000th career point. two-zero ranger at that point. third point flyers with a man advantage. rick nash one timer right there. flyers no goals. just sick shots on six power plays. they are shut out for the second time in nine days by the range rangers. final three-zero and forehead coach the turn around is just a matter of trust. >> it's got to come from win. i mean they got to believe in themselves and trust each other and that's where it starts. more than anything you become frustrated and lose your exposure when you stop playing like a team on the ice. that doesn't mean this is not good team or a team that, you know, wants to stick together. right now they're a little bit lost that way. >> phillies news not of the

player variety but the broadca broadcasting booth jamie moyer will not be back in 2015. his departure his choice. the challenge of living on the west coast with a rigorous challenge of calling games. >> penn state's final home game of the season guns number 10 michigan state. lions are bowl eligible this year. they're sick and five on the season. one and five in the big 10.

>> first family welcomed the white house christmas tree in the nation's capitol. first lady michelle obama and her daughters sasha and malia were hand as the 18.5 douglas fir arrived. just like this last year this tree comes from the crystal tree farm in car been county pennsylvania. it will be on display in the blue room. >> santa claus had busy day today. "eyewitness news" in conshohocken as santa lit the christmas tree at the old borough hall. got a little lift from fire department ladder truck and then he posed for photos with kids. >> and people lined station avenue in haddon heights camden county for the annual holiday parade. phenomenal scene with the town's fire trucks deck out in sparkling lights. look the that. santa claus making an appearance here. following the parade officials flipped the switch to light the town's christmas tree and for the first time a star on top of the library there. looking good. do you love putting on light show for the holidays? we know you're out there.

we saw them last year. we want to see them this year. you can send your picture of the holiday display to us use hashtag cbs-3 holiday lights gone to cbsphilly.com and we might even come to your house and be live there next month. we'll be right back. ♪

>> thanks for watching cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 11. we're back tomorrow morning at 5:00 with nicole brewer and carol erickson. for rob, kate and everyone here i'm jessica dean. the late show with david letterman is next with michael keaton. have a good night and a great

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community garden. >> cathy: that's a little unfair, gillian. there are a lot of people who work with that garden. >> roger: well, thank you so much for sharing your plants with us. >> cathy: well, many of my plants have been gifts from friends, and now they've overgrown their space, and i really hate to throw them away, so i'm happy to send them off -- or the babies off -- to new homes. >> roger: well, what we're looking for is things that will do well in the shade. >> cathy: roger, shade we have. >> roger: all right. >> cathy: lots of it. >> roger: look at this. this is windflower, right? >> cathy: it is. japanese anemone. >> roger: ah. look at the size of this one, gillian. just imagine that in your landscape. >> gillian: that'd be great -- >> cathy: well, imagine the smaller one growing up to look like that. >> roger: oh, now i get it. >> gillian: oh, the babies. >> cathy: the babies. >> roger: there's a bunch of little babies here. we can just pop those out with a hand trowel. >> gillian: perfect. >> cathy: anemones spread by runners underground, and so you can see that these little ones have come out, and there are some out here in the lawn, and they're sort of out of control. >> roger: so to take them, what we're going to do is i'm just going to cut behind them all the way around and make sure i cut that runner. and then we'll just pop this guy out of the ground.