>> brian: one-handed jam. >> adam: 7-71 -- 87-71 win. next week in chicago, it's the first ever cbs sports classic. yeah, we're going-to-ucla against kentucky, ohio state as well against north carolina. coverage starts at 12:30 eastern with "road to the final four." bm can you dunk smith? >> adam: getting into bowl season. and they're coming. fast and furiously. but let's focus on the sugar and the rose. the national semifinals, b.j., what's your take? bnl how do you stop amary cooper? that running game, yelden and henry that, defense led the offense in interceptions and sacks, is key to getting to blake sims. >> spencer: marcus mariota going to leverage home field skrang for them. excellent play, playing as efficient as any quarterback. i think they surprise jameis winston. bnl you must be surprised. >> spencer: i'm in trouble with him anyway. >> adam: two heisman trophy

winners on that field. >> spencer: it will be impressive to watch them. but the running back has to step up. >> brian: cook and freeman, two freshmen. >> adam: that will do it for tonight. thanks for watching the dodge post-game show. here's a look at what you'll see tonight on cbs. be sure to down in to cbs sports network on tuesday at 8:00 eastern for the "inside college football" bowl preview. and two weeks from now, the hyundai sun bowl, number 15 arizona state takes on duke. and there's more football tomorrow, with the nfl on cbs, it's regional action. many will see the dolphins and the patriots and broncos face the channelers. noon eastern with the "nfl today." for all of us, have a good evening. >> you missed!

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>> ♪ >> a final farewell. hundreds pay tribute to fallen firefighter joyce craig, the first female philadelphia firefighter to die in the line of duty. good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thank you so much for joining us. first responders from all around the country gathered in west oak lane to honor a hero. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson was there as the city said goodbye. >> reporter: full honors for a fallen hero. on this december saturday morning, hundreds of people family and friends officials and dignitaries firefighters and first responders from across the country came to honor one. 11 year philadelphia fire veteran 36-year-old joyce craig. >> when you lose one, it affects everyone 'cause we are family. >> reporter: craig died doing what she believed in, battling a fire to save a life. >> she died a hero. so it's a beautiful thing to have known joyce. >> reporter: she lost her life fighting flames in west

oak lane early tuesday morning leaving behind two children and a legacy of care and diligence. >> always made us feel like family. >> reporter: her funeral service saturday a somber highlight reel of praises for a woman described as gentle and tough as nails by the people who knew her best. >> the first time she got hurt on the job. >> reporter: out of respect to the family's wishes we stayed outside and listened. her brothers and sisters tears in their eyes watched their commissioner who calls what happened a personal failure and a quiet blessing. >> i walk around with this black band on my wrist for the past seven years and know what it says, everyone goes home. everyone does go home and i'll say that to you that joyce is home. >> reporter: and in a final moment of triumph mayor michael nutter gave the firefighter what she lived to achieve and died to obtain.

>> joyce michelle craig is now posthumously promoted to the rank of lieutenant. flags at half-staff saturday. for weeks to come can the mayor declaring 30 days of mourning all across the city including and maybe perhaps especially here at a place now lieutenant joyce craig called a home away from home. reporting from philadelphia's engine 64, i'm steve patterson, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> well, the firefighters union has established a memorial fund for joyce craig's two children. you'll find more information at cbsphilly.com. and authorities say a woman was killed in a house fire in lower chichester delaware county. flames ripped through the home on the 100 block of krohn field avenue this morning. smoke and flames were shooting through the windows when firefighter as arrived. neighbors say they're praying

for the family. >> it's very terrible to lose someone before christmas. i mean, it is just an absolute tragedy. i mean like i feel sorry for the family. i was able to get over to the family to give my condolences. >> the red cross is helping seven people displaced by the fire. the fire marshal is investigating exactly how the fire started. and the search for shane montgomery it is now into it is third week. officers with the philadelphia police marine unit they were back out searching the schuylkill river again today. the west chester university student vanished thanksgiving morning after leaving kildare's pub on main street. new surveillance video reportedly shows montgomery walking across the bridge over the manayunk canal and toward a parking lot near the river. also police are investigating a deadly crash along the roosevelt boulevard in juniata park. the driver of a vehicle lost control and struck a tree near luzerne street just after 2 o'clock this morning. the vehicle caught fire and the driver was pronounced dead at that scene. police have not release

released the victim's name. national call for action. demonstrators took to the streets today to protest against police killing cans of and armed black men. one of the largest marches was held in washington, d.c. cbs news correspondent craig boswell has more. >> reporter: thousands of people joined the mothers of michael brown and trayvon martin in washington for a march to protest police brutality. >> i'm a parent and i'm phrased to let my child go outside. you know, no mother should feel like this. >> it's important to stand up. stand up for everybody. equality and justice for all. >> reporter: demonstrators want lawmakers to make reforms to the justice system following the recent deaths of unarmed black men at the hands of police officers. >> the law is for all. what's good for me is good for you. >> reporter: many brought their children. >> i'm tired of people saying black people don't matter what

we do. >> reporter: parents who recently lost their sons in police killings urged demonstrators to keep pressuring lawmakers. >> this is a history-making moment. our sons, you know, they may not be here in body but they're here with us in each and every one of you. >> what a sea of people. if they don't see this and make a change then i don't know what we got to do. >> reporter: tens of thousands also marched saturday in boston and new york city. craig boswell for cbs3 "eyewitness news" >> all right. it is 6:39 now. stay with us everyone. still ahead here on "eyewitness news," absent at the premiere of her own directorial day about. the illness that's forcing angelina jolie to skip the red carpet. lining up for marriage

licenses. why today's date has a lot of couples saying i do. a tornado batters parts of los angeles as the west coast continues to reel from powerful storms. katie. >> natasha eventually that very storm is going to be headed toward the eastern united states. i'll tell you how it affects us but in the meantime some very quiet weather in the forecast. i think you'll like what the rest of the weekend has in store. natasha. >> the cowboys arrive for the big games against the eagles.

>> got a story you would like us to investigate? e-mail your ideas to i-team at cbs3.com. >> a very rare sight in california. a tornado. this one swept through los angeles yesterday morning. it was an ef0 with about 65 to 85 miles an hour winds. the small tornado spun through a neighborhood scattering debris and toppling trees and it also caused some minor damage but no serious injuries. storm triggered heavy rains as well. a couple was rescued from rain swollen l.a. river and torrential rain triggered a mudslide. mud and rock were stacked up to the windows. more than a foot of snow also fell in some places. some area highways remain closed and ski resorts in the mountains east of l.a. have a foot of fresh snow. well, crews meantime they begin laying the foundation for what will be the tallest sky scrape interphiladelphia. construction crews, they

poured 400 truckloads of concrete into the ground at 18th and arch in center city center city dam this foundation was for the 59 story innovation and technology center. it will attach the structural support to the bedrock. the foundation is 10 feet thick. have you taken a close look at today's dately i recently just d it's 12/13 n-14. the rare date is giving people a reason to get married. after all it's an easy anniversary to remember, guys. in las vegas the line at the courthouse it started outside the building. there won't be another sequential character date for 20 years when january 2nd, 2034 arrives. it will take 89 nears to get to. new christmas photos of prince george. he'll be 17 months old on december 22nd. the shots were taken late last

month in a courtyard. katherine is due to give george a baby brother or sister in abe. actress angelina jolie says she has chicken pox. she made that announcement in a youtube video. in the video jolie shows off pink spots all over her face and neck. because of her illness she'll have to skip the premiere and other promotional events for her newly directed film unbroken. jolie said "i can't believe it because this film means so much to me". >> and natasha, we want to check in with our eyewitness weather watcher network and check out what you have been seeing over the last hour, hour and a half or so. temperatures are pretty much into the mid or upper 30's as is expected here. we're going to be talking about a little bit of a modest increase on the thermometer in the days ahead. we'll take you out to chuck he sent in 35 degrees over the course of 90 minutes coming from perkasie. further offer to the south 37 degrees the temperature

sent in from donna out in kennett square and she did say it is a cold and clear weekend for her right now and she's advising everybody to enjoy it because we deserve the break we're finally being dealt after that pesky nor'easter bugged us all week. jay 39 out in reading, pennsylvania. and certainly guys if you love the weather and you want to be featured in our newscast you can become one of the eyewitness weather watcher. sign up right now at cbsphilly.com/watchers. all the information you need and the sign-up sheet is available there. meanwhile as we take you on out to skycam3, i promise a great ski weekend and people have been taking advantage. look at all that fresh powder that came in. one good thing about the nor'easter that did fly through here over the last two days was that it brought a lost fresh snow to the ski resorts but right on cue folks heading down the slopes and enjoying it, we are going to see a modest increase on the

thermometer in the days ahead but not enough to melt away too much of that snow pack. on storm scan3 we're still finding the spin going on with this retreating storm. obviously not too much in the way of any additional moisture set up with this but it will keep us in more cloud cover than i think a lot of people were hoping for today. we at least are dry and we'll stay that way they hadding into tomorrow. wide opened space of high pressure locked in place continuing until monday. here's what you're seeing less of the storm that plowed through california and the pacific northwest here in the last few days. it never necessarily shows up very well on radar across the rockies but this storm is so potent and once it pulls into the central plains it's going to somewhere and it's going to go east. let me show was future weather brings along. the jet stream is sort of making this very large trough across the u.s. once it runs into the high pressure cell that's locked in place for us it sort of sends that storm on a northerly path. while we'll eventually see

some wet weather out of it it's not a major storm for us and we have until tuesday before that happens. to the live neighborhood network we go, 37 degrees. you can still maiko the center city skyline. you got to look closely but it's off in the distance and temperatures are in the mid to upper 30's right now. we're only going to be dropping off a few more degrees. as the sun comes up tomorrow morning we're right around 34 degrees in philadelphia with just a few clouds overhead keeping it pretty tranquil for you. sun and clouds continue to be the theme through the day tomorrow which is very good news for the eagles game. speaking of let's take you into south philadelphia for tomorrow night. big matchup. looks like the weather will play no role and it looks like a nice clear sky, too. 40 degrees at kickoff and pretty much for any tailgating plans you have it's all looking good for us tomorrow. as we look ahead into tuesday that will be the time frame that we start to see some showers firing up around the region and we can expect sun to return as the days progress. notice, though, little bit of a delayed reaction but it's a

reaction by thursday, those temperatures do begin their decline and at best we're only going to get into the low 40's to round outer this upcoming week but you know what, in the meantime not too shabby. >> no, just a smidge above average and pretty quiet over all. >> finally i saw the little sun there. >> it's been awhile. >> about time. >> good to have you here. let's get right over to sports and lesley van arsdale see what's happening. >> i know natasha is very excited about the game but we're going start with the flyers. taking on the caroline hurricanes. first period loose puck in front of the hurricanes goal. sean couture lights the large. that's -- lights the lamp. simmonds slapshot finds the net. team leading 13 intoth goal. two-nothing in the second period. scott lout ton scoring his first nhl goal and the flyers beat the kings five to one.

everyone so excited. little more than 24 hours before the rematch between the cowboys and the eagles. the winner takes control of the nfc east and here are the cowboys arriving at the team hotel. both teams nine and four, dallas undefeat on the road. the eagles took care of them on thanksgiving 33 to 10 but quarterback mark sanchez says the birds need to clean up a few things or the result will not be the same. >> flight to be a little better in the red zone. i think if we put those couple things together and continue to finish strong i think we'll have a good outcome but it's going to take a lot of work this week and the team we're playing this week is going to be a a lot better than the team we played thanksgiving. >> what's at stake, it's a lot of excitement with that. they all around beat up on us really good. >> you don't want to miss sunday kickoff right here on cbs3. join me, sports director

beasley reece along with a panel of experts and lesean mccoy. we will get you ready for eagles-cowboys tomorrow tomorrow at 11:30 right here on cbs3. the sixers back home tonight facing the memphis grizzlies hoping to see their first win at the center. last night they lost to the nets 88 to 70. college hoops lasalle beat drexel 65-55. explorers led by roberts. college football villanova hosting sam houston state in the fsc quarterfinals. john roberts and the wildcat do it all did not play because of a concussion. chris peloni got the start. going in for the one. that gives villanova a 31-27 lead. same houston state came right back. they regain the lead. 34 seconds left villanova needs a 51-yard field goal. didn't happen. so the cats season comes to an

end. sam houston state led by casey kehler advances. pop warner super bowl north philly aztecs against florida. quarterback scoring on a fumble recovery. that will give philadelphia a seven to six lead. they lost 24 to seven. congratulations to them for a great season. in the midget finals the northwest raiders they're the clams. team from west oak lane beat connecticut 26 to six to take home the championship. way to go guys. we'll be right back w

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>> that's "eyewitness news" everyone. i'm natasha brown. for lesley, katie, all of us here, thank you so much for joining us. remember, we're also always on for you cbsphilly.com. we're back at nd clock on the cw philly, back here at 11:00 on cbs3. cw philly, back here at 11:00 on cbs3. have a great night. my grandkids bought this nest learning thermostat. programs itself... connects to their precious phones. i don't like it. being cold builds character. walking back and forth to the thermostat builds leg muscles. when the internets come to life and all these gizmos turn on us, these kids won't be able to run away on those shriveled little calves. will they love their nest thermostat then? i don't think so. the nest learning thermostat. welcome to a more thoughtful home.

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