from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". well, less than two weeks until christmas, and we could hit 70 degrees today. justin will have more on the december warm up hitting our area. also, one person is dead after a man armed with guns walks into a pennsylvania wal-mart filled with customers last night. what police know about that incident. a college football tradition saluting the men and women who pro tech our freedom. army takes on navy for the 116th time. we'll have a look at yesterday's game. how crews are working quickly to convert the linc for today's eagles game. they'll be busy, that's for sure. today is sunday, december 13th, good morning, so glad you're with us, i'm

nicole brewer. 6:00 right now. talking to justin more about this warm up. and i have to circumstances i mean, felt real nice outside. but there are few complaints here and there about it not being seasonable. >> you know, it is christmas time. people want to get in the holiday spirit. i totally understanded. that will yep, we have to deal with temperatures, typical for september, highs in the 70s, we'll be crushing records today easy. record high 65 degrees, no problem reaching, i think, 07 degrees in a lot of locations, so break out the shorts this afternoon, that will be the trend, really for the next few days, high temperatures stay above average. so few lick like, that you will like forecast. yesterday you were hopefully outside enjoying mild temperatures. check it out, we broke records in atlantic city, philadelphia, trenton, the highs saturday. upper 60s, 70s, today with the warm air mass in place, with enough sunshine i think it is easy we break into the lower 70s, just smashing the record high of 65 degrees. fifty-four right now at the airport. little cool in some spots. allentown, reading, coming upper 40's, watch out for

areas of fog early this morning, been like that real the past several mornings, 53 doylestown, mt. holly not bad at 526789 there are some clouds rolling on through, come pact temperatures just little bit f we had full sunshine, i think warmer than the low 70s, no problems getting close to the 07 degrees mark today. little cool this morning, afternoon looks good. by 3:00 that's where we are talking about 70 agree temperatures, and the eagles forecast today kick off 1:00, september-foot wall weather, 69 degrees at kick off for the light winds, forecast high of 72 for philadelphia, 68 at the shore, 60 degrees in the poconos. we will talk about some rain in the forecast and when things cool down in the seven day in a few minutes, nicole, back to you. >> justin, thank up. gunman walks into wal-mart in east strads berg saturday night, threatens customers assault rifle. cell phone video shows the police responding to the incident happened shortly after 10:00. assailant with a assault style

weapons, no customers injured, straws berg police say the assailant shot and killed after he refused to drop his weapon. >> historic agreement from paris this weekend, worlds leaders signed a new global climate change plan to reduce and ultimately eliminate greenhouse gases, brian web has more. >> after ten days of talks, nearly 200 countries agreed fight global warming by limiting greenhouse gas emissions, pledge to switch from burning old, coal, gas to clean and renewable energy sources like solar power for decades to come. >> the agreement demonstrate solidarity in this a.m. berbs, credible, do your job it calls for the global average temperature rise to be held to less than 2 degrees celcius, that's 3.6 degrees fahrenheit, even lower if possible. $100 billion will be given

from rich countries to poor countries to help them move away from fossil fuel. >> this agreement recognizes that we are going to have to begin to change the way we power our planet, the way we power things. >> protests popped up under the eiffel tower after the agreement arguing the pact doesn't go far enough. other believe it restrict the us and other countries too much. a handful of nations including nicaragua have not submitted emission targets. >> we cannot be complacent because of today's agreement. the problems not solved because of this. >> the agreement sends strong message to the global economy to move investments and technology toward clean energy. brian web, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". investigators release the name of teenager shot and killed in north philadelphia. police found 15 year old xavier stern's body in the back seat of car 2400 block of north park avenue friday night. investigators say the upper darby teen was shot once in

the head but there was no balance balistic evidence or weapons at the scene. so far no arrest haves been made. >> alleged undocumented immigrant is accused of sexually abuse ago child in woodbury gloucester county. police arrested juan cam post moralez, he assaulted the victim on several occasions, native of guatemala. they believe he is living in the united state illegally. >> divers spent the day searching a lake in san bernardino, california. fourteen people were killed in a terror attack, not far from that lake. investigators are trying to determine if the shooters dumped some evidence there. cbs news correspondent john black stone has more from san bernardino. >> for the third day, dive teams from the fbi and local police scoured the bottom of muddy lake where it is believed the shooters may have thrown away a computer hard drive. as the search for evidence goes on here, so does the sorrow. hundreds gathered for the funeral of one of the 14

killed. >> that's what she was all about, love, and family. she was the most selfless caring person with a heart bigger than the sun. >> nearly 2,000 miles away in georgia, another victim, shannon johnson, was remembered as a hero. shield ago co-worker as he lay mortally wounded. >> shannon johnson, larry kauffman. >> names of all 14 of those killed have been added to wall of remember renz to those who have died in the war on terror. in california, arson fire at a mosque is being investigated as a hate crime. twenty-three year old carl james dial was arrested hours after a firebomb was thrown into the lobby of the mosque where raymond de newer. >> concern for our own safety and safety of our families, children, when these type of things happen, usually one of the major culprits is ignorance. >> here in san bernardino, four dive teams spent most of saturday in the water, we've seen the divers bring up several items, but so far the fbi has made no comment on

what's been found here. john black stone, cbs news, san bernardino. >> everyone headed to the link for yesterday's army navy football game faced increase security in the wake of the recent terror attacks, in san bernadino and paris, several military choppers buts dollars over the stadium on the grounds philadelphia police officers on horseback kept close eye on tailgaters and those attending the pre-game show. fortunately, no major incidents were reported. >> well, the final college football game of the 2015 season. it was a classic, the army black nights taking on the navy midshipmen for the 116th time. army hoping to break navy's 13 game winning streak of course. army had a three-point lead into the third quarter actually, that's when navy's keenan reynolds hill tillman over the middle and he takes it 50 yards for a touchdown. midshipmen won their 14th straight over army 21 to 17 the final. >> you know, we get to go to the white house this year, get a trophy back, i mean, that was the number one goal for

us, you know, not going to the conference championship it, hurts, but this was the one we wanted, we had to get, we new losing this one would hurt a whole lot more. >> the army navy game is a chance for alumni officers, soldiers, fans, to reunite every single year. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan was in the middle of all of the action at the linc. >> go army. go nay. >> i outside lincoln financial field, best friends took on the role of bitter rivals, for the 116th army navy game. >> we hate each other for three hours. but as soon as that game ends, we're all one team. >> one team that got a special tailgate, wounded combat veteran, the travis manion foundation. >> a while since the army hats been over navy little bit. but i think today may be the day. >> fendly competition, of course this year good football, navy has been showing us good stuff begin side the cadets and midshipmen had their respective corners of the end zone rocking.

while navy came in with 13-game win streak, and heavy favorite, it was army with the half time lead. making the admiral david robinson a little nervous for his glowing goal. >> army navy spirit. these guys, you put us together, i don't care what the records are, there will be stiff competition, so army doing phenominal job. we have to pick it up this half. >> in the end army turnovers help make it another navy victory. after the celebration, came preparation, as the grounds crew feverishly worked to transform the field for sunday's 1:00 p.m. eagles game. this is about as fast a turn around as they do. >> we have had a couple of tight ones, but this will be pretty tight. we've had a couple this year. so we do have some practice, the weather being six an is always helping. >> after that thrilling game the navy midshipmen move on to the military bowl on december 28th. the army black nights are done for the year, at the linc, cleve bryan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news".

and, as they mentioned, today all eyes turn to the eagles, you can watch the birds take on the bills today at 1:00 o'clock right here on cbs-3. and, still to come this morning, traveling during the holiday season can be kind after hassle, flight but new technology is work to go make your trip a little smoother. we'll explain. plus, we're seeing warm weather here. but on the west dogs, heavy rain is causing massive flooding. how residents there are affected. justin? >> yes, eventually we see rain coming up this up coming week. but for today, talking record high temperatures once again, we'll break down the details coming

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>> enough different weather than what we're seeing, pass i have i can northwest continue to get pounding rain on the coast, snow in the mountains. david begnaud in sherwood, oregon, where residents are battling flooding. >> reporter: just south of portland, oregon the river has ten times more water in it than normal. nearly submerging these vehicles, and closing roads. >> what do you think when you look out and you see that? >> nearby sherwood, oregon, philip and lisa looks what is lake front property. >> you have white caps. >> we sure do. we were out here last night, yes, you could surf out here practically. >> this is what it usually looks like. tonight it is submerge in the 10 feet of fast moving flood water. >> how much does the water come up every day in the last five days? >> oh, couple of feet at least every day. >> according to the national weather service, it has been the wettest december so far on record, in portland. damage from the storms is estimated to be at least

$20 million in oregon and washington state. along the coast, flooding and landslides have forced us coast guards to close all ports along a 500-mile stretch because of debris in the water. on mount hood, skiers are riding on 36-inches of fresh powder, last year, some mountain areas had less than 5 inches. moving south in northern california 25-foot waves nearly swallowed this pier. north of los angeles, portion of the ventura pier fell into the ocean. back in sherwood, oregon, phil has been pacing and watching, the water has advanced 300 yards, it is now 150 from their front door. >> once it breaches this bern right here this whole area right here will flood very, very quickly because it is flat as a pancake. >> sat die night they parked a tractor in front of their home ready to go in case the water forces them to evacuate. david begnaud, cbs news, sherwood, oregon.

>> back here at home, really different story. >> cranking up the heat. >> yesterday close to 72, flight. >> we hit 69. that was record. record high for today, 65. so we'll crush that. >> wow. >> seventy-two potentially. >> less than two weeks until christmas, my husband was complaining yesterday. >> yes? >> i need it to be a little colder, it is christmas. >> it will get little cooler by the end of the week, toward christmas, but still no signs of true arctic glare if feels niles, don't get me wrong. >> that's el nino, what we expect at least for the first half of the winter, milder temperatures overall. check outside now, not too many areas of fog, but there are some patchy fog developing in some spots, visibilities could drop early this morning, before sunrise, live look at the ben franklin bridge, looking pretty good around center city. so once again today, here's our headlines, talk about record warmth, and then dry conditions for now. but we will bring back rain tomorrow. overall this week, our temperatures stay pretty much on the mild side. by next weekends we cool it down little bit. so record highs today six a

setback in 1923, forecasted 72, no problems beating that. even tomorrow, we will get close to records temperatures, record is 69 degrees, still, upper 60s in the forecast, but little more clouds, and some rain, so, perhaps three days in a row getting close to record temperatures. forty-nine in millville at this hour, 55 in the capitol city of delaware, we're low 50's around philadelphia and the suburbs of new jersey, 53, voorhees, 55 now in aston, 54 chalfont. little cooler lehigh vale. watch out for fog, especially areas of berks county, 49 in reading, pottstown coming in also at 49 degrees. so why is it so warm? well, this is casino of a classic summer pattern, that you would see, high pressure off the mid-atlantic coast, back side a hi, high wind blow around clockwise around high pressure systems, so you get the southwest winds flow, that's mild air in place for the next couple every days. storm scan3, one storm system out across the midwest, that's cold front that will get to the region later tomorrow, until then, we're dry. yes, we will have some clouds rolling on in. temperatures will be very warm

today, with the warm air in place. so here's the set up over the next 24-48 hours. cool front moves pretty slowly, no threat of rain today, even at least the first half of the day monday i think stays dry. we'll have maybe some sunshine in the morning, then the clouds will build up into the afternoon, get some showers in here looks like late afternoon into the evening hours, maybe few heavier showers develop, cool front swings through for tuesday. still not whole lot of cold air behind the system. rain chances, today, zero. we give it 100% tomorrow. at some point you will get some showers in here specially late in the day. tuesday, wednesday are dry. thursday another system comes in, few showers, 50% chance of some rain, and then that system bridges in some cooler air for the ends of the week. today there you go, mixture every sunday shine, clouds, tonight once again could see some fog developing, dry start to your monday, and again, it will be mild, temperatures in the 50's, and then we see some of the showers building in here, for late afternoon, so tomorrow's evening commute could be impacted with some wet weather. and off and on showers through the night. look at the high temperatures today. >> upper 60s into the low 70s,

this forecast model i think is little cooler, so i think widespread low 70s are possible, tonight, 8:00 look at the temperatures, still mild. up ear's to around 60 degrees. and even monday we're still warm for this time of year. most locations will be in the 60s even with some clouds and some showers. so, record warmth today. seventy-two for the city, little cooler in the suburbs, light winds again five to ten, tonight, partly cloudy, patchy fog, 54 for the city, a little cooler in some suburbs. check out the extended forecast, still no real signs of cold air. we get the rain in here, second half of monday, 67 degrees for the high, back to sunshine on tuesday, it is cooler but high still of 60. we'll keep it in the 50's through thursday, watch out for more showers, he finally friday through the weekends talking mid 40's, nicole. that's not even cold. that's average. but will feel cold. >> it will feel like a shock to the system by then, justin, thanks. great tailgating weather. speaking of tailgating today's eagles game is lead to go lots of road closures, potential traffic jams to watch out for.

here is meisha johnson to break it all down from the cbs-3 traffic center. meisha? >> reporter: hey, everyone, here's what you need to know for this beautiful sunday. we have eagles game today. they'll be taking on the buffalo bills at the lincoln financial field at 1:00 p.m., as usual plan accordingly with the beautiful weather. it will in doubt be very busy there. for the game, there will be an express taking you down to the game from 10:10 a.m. this morning until 12:20 p.m. one last thing, for the septa regional rails, there will be new schedules as well as service changes going into effect today. so for more information make sure to check your schedule on septa.org for more details. from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm meisha johnson. have a wonderful sunday everyone. again, go eagles. go eagles, new septa regional schedules go into effect starting today. septa circumstances the new schedules will enhance liability for all regional rail lines, but, it says the most noticeable changes will occur on the airport warminster and west trenton lines. to view the new changes, to

train line schedules, passengers are urged to go to septa.org where all of the new schedules are available for download. well, travel during the busy holiday season can be kind of stressful. but it doesn't have to be, with a little help from technology. in this tech minute, cnet.com lexi uncovers three apps to make holiday travel a breeze. >> no need to stress about parking when planning holiday travel. just load up pack point for android or ios. the app lets you enter the lent every your trip, dates of travel, and activities. then it, automatically generates a checklist of things to pack. airport security lines often cause delays, so check my flight app before you go. available for ios devices, my flight collect information from fellow travelers to tell you just how long the lines are. it also has airport maps in case you get lost. when you get to your destination, you will probably need a ride.

an android or ios air work that works like rbab, local owners and compare prices. you can then book and in some cases even organize delivery in just a few taps. in san francisco, i'm lex, i. 6:21, right now, still ahead on "eyewitness news", patience going -- patients going under the knife are getting younger and younger. stephanie stahl test just plastic surgery is surge withing modern millennials. >> common treatment for prostate cancer. may double the risk for altzheimer's disease, we'll take closer look at this alarming new study next.

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plastic surgeon, normal rowe says they all tend to say the same thing. >> while dow love my mother and grandmother, what can i do to maybe not age quite the way she did? >> doctor rowe number one request for botox followed bias i had peels to remove sun damage and freckles, thirds, fill tears pump lips and soften acne scars, rounding out the do you have five, lazers for non-surgical hair reduction. >> this is how i got there, and you can kind of give them advice on how they can get there. >> while millennials are spending more on cost tell i can procedures, doctors say they can hole onto their youthful looks longer by avoiding the sun and using sunscreen. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". well, researchers at the university of pennsylvania are linking a common prostate cancer treatment with altzheimer's. they are finding men who received androgen deprivation therapy for prostate cancer double the risk every

developing alts how many he's disease. half million prostate cancer patients currently receive adt to lower testosterone levels. new seven year study suggesting drilling and filling may no longer be required in many cases every dental decay. researchers at the university of sydney say 30 to 50% of fillings can be avoided through preventive world car -- care, which can reverse decay. >> 6:26. coming up the next next half hour of "eyewitness news", chip kelly faces shady mccoy for the first time since that trade. more on the face-off today between the eagles and the bills. >> plus, new program hopes to bring families with an incarcerated parent closer to together. >> and it is the whom day season, but you would never know it. by how it feels outside. how warm is it expected to get today, and when kiwi expect cooler more seasonable temperatures? justin will have those answers, coming up next.

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>> philadelphia eagles take on the bills today. but the real battle is coach chip kelly versus shady mccoy. i'm cherri gregg live at the linc. and, cherri gregg, it will be a beautiful day for the eagles game today. we're chasing some record temperatures, justin has the game day forecast coming up next. and, in donald trump losing his edge in the republican primary?

the front run is her down in iowa, while another candidate is nipping at his heals. today is sunday, december 13th, good morning, thanks so much for being here, i'm nicole brewer. justin drabick out on cbs-3 skydeck. feeling pretty good out, there right, justin, even at this hour? >> it is feeling good. not feeling like the holidays, but, you know, actually looking like christmas behind me. we have the christmas lights out here. these are the classic bulbs, the one you see on the christmas story on the tree. waking up to 50's, i hear the birds chirping, almost like spring morning, temperatures typical for september this afternoon, with highs getting into the low 70s, check it out right now. fifty-four, not bad at the airport, 50 wilmington, cool spots, but for early to mid december, upper 40's, that's not bad for allentown, readingment look at mount pocono, 55 degrees, that's the bad news right there. ski resorts can't even blow snow during the overnight. it is just too warm, and still a loft moisture in the air. just need cold dry air mass to manufacture man-made snow. palmyra at this hour,

visibility, not too bad right now, do have some areas of fog developing, down to half mile visibility in dover. everybody else, looking okay for the most part. down to 3 miles in millville. so just watch out for some patchy fog, very early this morning, we have some mid to high level clouds rolling on through, no chance of any rain today. enough sun will get the temperatures back up into the 70s, so this morning, areas every fog, cool, 40's, 50's, for the temperatures, but warm afternoon, 60s to low 70s, so we will be crushing record highs for many locations this afternoon. check out this eagles forecast, kick off 1:00 at the linc, 69 degrees, you can arrive to the game in short, remember, couple of years ago, we had the early december game where we had 8 inches every snow, at the linc, forecast hi, 72 today for philadelphia, upper 60s at the shore, 06 up in mount pocono, talk about how long this warmth lasts in our next chance of rain in the seven day forecast coming up in a few minutes, nicole, over to you. >> justin, thanks. eagles fans are of course hoping that today's winning forecast will turn into a winning day at the linc for the birds. cherri gregg from sister

station "kyw news radio" 1060 is live at the linc this morning, and cherry, it does not feel like mid december, that's for sure. but, hey, football in december. >> good morning. >> yes, nicole, good morning. yes, it does not feel like december, as matter of fact, little warm, with this sweater and jacket that i have on. but it is the perfect day for football. and later today, the philadelphia eagles will take on buffalo, but the big talker of course is the battle between coach chip kelly and lesean mccoy, who is returning to the linked to with a chip on his shoulder. lesean mccoy is the eagles all-time leading rusher, but that didn't stop coach chip kelly from trading shady to the bills in march for linebacker kiko alonso there is week, kelly said again, the trade wasn't personal. it was all about the money. he told reporters, he regretted how it went down. >> how he was traded wasn't handled right. and i said that before. did i not get an opportunity

to talk to him, and it is a lesson that we should never do, to be honest with you. >> he offered to quash with handshake before the game, but shady mccoy, well, he's not having it. >> i'm not talking to chip. you know, we got nothing to talk b he can't call me. can't shake my hand. there is nothing he can do with me. you know? he can't say (beep) to me. simple as that. >> eagles players expect respect from mccoy, although spec to be fired up. this is big game for both the bills and the eagles. >> both teams desperately need this win. the eagles are tide for first, despite their five and seven record, and the bills are in the thick for the afc wild-card. but step one for the eagles, shutdown shady, but if we all know him, it is not going to be assisi as one might think. live at the linc, cherri gregg, "kyw news radio", cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> on and off the field, cherri gregg, thanks. watch the eagles take on the bills today at 1:00 right here on cbs-3.

turning to campaign 2016, new pole in the battlegrounds state of iowa could spell trouble for republican frontrunner donald trump. ted cruz has surged pass trump in the hawk eye state with 31% of likely republican caucus go nerves iowa. saying they vote for the texas senator. as cbs news correspondent giuliana goldman reports, things are heating up between trump and cruz. >> i love you too. hours before it shows him, he was in south carolina taking on epa, gun control, and proposal to bar muslims present erring the us. >> we don't want people coming in and knocking down worlds trade centers and having what happened last week in california. he took aim at ted cruz in iowa, where some polls show the texas senator in first place, and where religious conservatives dominate the republican caucuses.

>> i do like ted cruz, but not a lot of evangelicals come out of cuba in all fairness. >> but saturday's pole shows iowa evangelicals overwhelmingly backing cruz. the two have played nice throughout the campaign. but not so nice in these off camera remarks by cruz came out this week. >> people are looking for who is prepared to be a commander in chief. who under stands the threats we face? >> the new york times obtained audio of cruz at private fundraiser, saying, he was the electable conservative who could take on the establishment, not trump or ben carson. >> i believe that gravity will bring both of those campaigns down, i think the lion share of their supporters come to us. >> today, trump acknowledged the gloves are coming off. >> we've had a very good relationship. but i'm sure it will end, because, you know, he's got to come after me at some point. >> still, wary of allienating trump supporters, cruz held his fire, tweeting: sorry to disappoint. donald trump is terrific, hashtag deal with it. >> tonight's bloomberg pole

shows iowa republicans think trump has slightly better chance every beating hillary clinton, in a interview with fox news before that pole was released trump had a message for republican leaders about his frontrunner status. he said: he's got to get use today it. giuliana goldman, cbs news, washington. >> all right, meanwhile, protests errupted during trump's campaign event in south carolina. >> i was surprised last time, because not close to do something and then -- (backgrounds noise). >> around ten people were eventually escorted from the town hall style meeting to, from boost from the crowd. trump for the most part took it in stride. >> all right, well can reading help men's families separated by incarceration, nayid ' behind free library. ian bush of sister station

"kyw news radio" has that story. >> reporter: it is a lot like skype, except here at the curram fromhold correctional facility the camera goes behind bars. >> you would have that same book at our end at the library and the child and the family will read the same book with the inmate. >> reporter: video conferencing equipment set up inside this library, and at the free library neighborhood locations where kids will get virtual bed time story or just qualify time with their prisoner parent. >> the idea, you are building literacy on both the parent side and the child side, but you're also building the warm bonds between the two of them. >> books go home with the kids as do life lessons. >> this project is a model which i think can do a great deal to begin to in the future reduce the prison population, teaching our young people to read, teaching them how to relate to their parent in prison and bringing about family reconciliation.

>> reporter: the program also supports inmates when they are ready to return to freedom arming them with free library card, help with finding them a job and computer access. prisoners run eight libraries set up behind barbed wire, with better behavior from those involved. ian bush, "kyw news radio", cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> 6:38 right now. still to come this morning, the safest cars for 2016. consumer reporter jim donovan is on your side with new crash tests, that measure more than just passenger protection. >> and can you believe it is mid december? well, we could see the 70s today, so it might be little difficult to believe it. justin takes a look at the unseasonably warm forecast, and when we will see some cooler temperatures. we will be right back.

>> are you in the market for a flew car? top picks for 2016. threethree on your side consumer reporter jim donovan explains, four cars meet top marks after meeting tougher safety requirements. >> the camry is one of nine toyota models that earned top safety pick plus. the insurance institute for highway safety's highest safety rating. >> honda is right behind them with eight. >> to earn the institute's top two highest awards, cars had to perform better on the small overlap test, which simulates what happens when the front corner of the car collides with another vehicle or tree.

crash prevention was also a factor. >> to get top safety pick, you have to have at least a forward collision warning system. and to get a top safety pick plus you have to have effective ought ton must emergency braking system. >> nissan maxima, and volkswagon passat, performed well, while the avalon an added auto brakes to earn the plus, sigh on ia only mini card to receive the 2016 award. in all 48 vehicles earn the top safety award, chrysler 200 is the only american car to get the honor. we were little disappointed in the performance of our domestic automakers. >> ford's f150 super crew, however, is among 13 vehicles, that earned the second highest safety level. i post add link for you on cbsphilly.com. so you can check out completely of the institute's top safety picks. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. >> meanwhile, more rare lines

are grounding one of the holiday season's most popular gift, united, delta, band hoffer board from flight. three major airlines are concerned the lithium ion batteries can catch fire. safety officials are reporting ten reports of hover board fires in nine different state. one whoever err board manufacturer, blames cheap knock office for the fire problem. this is one expensive toy. take a look. one star wars fan pulling up $25,000 for this discontinued luke sky wacker action figure, just one, yes. luke's lifesaver broke easily, so the toys were actually pulled from production did 40 years ac, still in original packaging g it priceless, all part of quarter million dollars auction of star wars memorabilia by sotheby's, japanese music and fashion mogel selling his collection of rare and unique items from the series. of course, the new star wars movie the force awakens opens in less than a week. >> and speaking of toys, don't

forget, you can help spread holiday joy this year. so easy. just buy new, unwrapped toy, for our "joy of sharing" toy fest, you can find list of drop off locations at cbsphilly.com/toy fest, toys will be donated to the salvation army, the uso, and the boys and girls club, and ultimately lands in the hands of a child in need. and it is so easy to do. so justin, i hope, everybody comes down and donates before christmas. >> right. and there is a loft toys already in our lobby right now for people dropping off presents, that's great. >> does not feel like it is christmas. >> it does not. not everybody likes that. some people do like the warm, but a lot of people hey it is not feeling like the holidays, bring out shorts today, almost beach wet they are afternoon ' ten shore, temperatures well to the 60s, some sun, check it out. live look at margate, one guy on the beach sanding here, i don't know if he's waiting for sunrise, but another half hour to go enough sunshine, breaking records for most locations well to the 60s.

>> every day so far this month above average indicating by orange box here, yesterday, we averaged 21 degrees overall, normal high than where we should be this time of year when you take the low and the high together. so far over 8 degrees above average for the monday, looks like december will be another warm one overall when we finish. >> little farther north, upper 40's, quakertown, pottstown, reading, allentown, watch out for areas of fog. richboro, you degrees still at 55 at this hour. clouds, streaming in from the wells, there is our next storm system, cold front out across the center of the country. will take its time, dry day today, first half of monday,

stays dry, monday late in the day get showers in here. here is the set up. high pressure off shore keeps us nice and warm. southwest wind, clouds with some sunshine today. >> back to some sunshine tuesday, but even behind the cold front, temperatures really aren't that cold. not talking about whole lot of rain, as we move through in time, maybe up to quarter of an inch of rain in some spots, if you get stuck in the heavier shawls. >> still warm, clouds, shower chances with highs, well above average. what's going to happen as we head toward christmas? let's get look at the trends. so you see the orange, yellow colors over us right now, indicating warm temperatures. going through time, looks like

we take little bit after hit in the numbers, by the upcoming weekend. but i'm not talking arctic air. temperatures close to average, which is, low and mid 40's, watch what happens. cold air starts to move back northward, december 23rd. look at the yellow colors showing. that's indicating another warming trend. as we head toward christmas, but still, not lock in to any cold patterns, any time soon. record warmth today. 72 degrees, partly sunny skies, tonight, 54 for the low partly cloudy, watch out for patchy fog again. tomorrow morning, and if you remember few years ago, eagles game at home december 8th, 2013. kick off 33 degrees, had 8.6 inches of snow. look at today's forecast, at kick off. sixty-nine, dry, warm, with some sunshine. here is the extended forecast, again, showers, second half of the day monday, still warm at 67. tuesday nice day, sun and clouds, six for the high, we keep it in the 50, a more rain chances thursday, cool downey was talking about friday into the weekends, again, that's not really cold this time of

year high mid 40's. >> going to feel like shock to the system, though. >> that's true. >> justin, thanks. 6:48. let's check in ann evans in the traffic center. good morning, ann. >> morning, nicole. looking at the schuylkill at the vine expressway, both highways behaving themselves this morning. no delays on the schuylkill, the top of your screen or the vine street expressway. in the middle of your screen, we move the traffic cam to i95 at the broad street, right at the broad street entrance. right near the stadium today, if you are heading to the eagles guage, perhaps early morning tailgating. now is the time, and it is not bad here. you can see, volume picking up. but things moving fine here. and through philadelphia, and it suburb. moving the traffic cam to the ben franklin bridge mid-span, again, we have some volume here. but no delays further up 42, 55, the a.c. expressway, garden state parkway, all look okay, as well. that is the latest from the cbs-3 traffic centerment i'm ann evans, nicole, back to you. >> the eagles versus the bills, this afternoon at the linc. and you can catch all of the action right here on cbs-3,

but tomorrow, eagles running back, darren sproles, and his wife, michelle, are making a big contribution off the field. the couple is hosting a event tomorrow night called drinks and dialogue to raise money for the sproles empowered youth foundation, joining me now is michelle sproles to talk more about that event. thanks for being with us. >> thank you so much for having me. >> game day very exciting. >> yes. >> we're here to talk about your off the field contributions. this is real exciting this event you're hosting. >> yes, so this event is basically just to raise funds for our foundation. we do life skill camps for at risk youth, ages 13 to 17, both boys and girls. so basically, these youth come to college campus, which ever college campus we are hosti it on, stay few days, three, four days max, get some life skills workshops, financial literacy workshop, health and sex education, business education workshop.

>> focusing on youth, happening monday night. >> yes. >> begins at 30:00, goes >> yes, monday, december 14th, 6:30 to 9:30 at fine pallet restaurant. >> talk to us about what will be happening there? i know darren will be there, along with his teammates. >> yes. >> and really if you come out to the event you can interact with him and his teammates. >> absolutely, we just want to create atmosphere that was, you know, welcoming and still casino of fun at the same time, that's really what the drinks is more of the social part of it it, casino of lightens up the mood. but allows individuals to come out and, you know, interact with these guys in a more intimate setting. >> you said drinks and dialogue. i assume you want to talk about the importance of this foundation. >> right. >> also the work that you are doing around it. >> yes. >> talk to me about why youth empowerment spoke to you and your husband? >> bolt darren and i come from humble beginnings, so it was very important for us to give

back to our respective communities, and, you know, try to help out those that maybe come from rest fortunate situations. fortunately for darren and i come from two parent homes, how much, you know, in many cases it is not like. that will so we want to make sure we're doing our due diligence and doing our part to give back. >> i love. that will i am free west philadelphia myself. so i know what you mean. you want to give back to the neighborhood. of course gave us so much. >> that's right. >> so exciting. once again tell us the event. >> drinks and dialogue, monday december 14th, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., fine pallet restaurant. >> but today eagles versus the bills, so let's hope darren get out there and i am presses us on the fields, as well as off fields. >> absolutely. >> initial, thanks for being us, best of luck to you around that event. and of course your foundation. >> thanks for having me. >> we send it to break r

this afternoon the eagles welcome back shady mccoy. the franchise's all-time rushing leader comes to the link after trade to buffalo. what casino of reception will he get from the fans? well, while most of the talk this week has been focused on shady and demarco murray and his talk with owner jeffrey lurie on the way back from new england, not much has been said on the importance of this game. hard to believe that with a five and seven record, the eagles are now in a three-way tie for first place in the division if they win the last four games of the season, the division crown is theirs. safety malcolm jenkins knows the importance of the game. >> our playoff starts this week. and so, i think shift the folk

us to what it is that we have to do to win, you know, goes to the preparation, being healthy, taking care of our bodies, putting in the extra work. you know, that month where good teams separate themselves. >> four games left. and who ever has the best record of these four games will go to the playoffs. and ultimately, in order to win the whole thing, do you have get to the playoffs. i think that's what everyone is focusing on right now. >> cbs-3 is the place for all of your eagles coverage. starting at 11:30, toyota sunday kickoff, enjoy don bell, pat gallen, with me on the field, and the game today at 1:00 p.m. we will wrap up the day in nissan sports zone at 11:35. it is the final college football game of the 2015 season, a classic, the army black nights taking on the navy midshipmen. navy trying to extend its win streak over army to 14. chip kelly taking a little time out for preparing for the bills to watch the game. second quarter, of the game, army with ten to seven lead, until keenan reynolds scores

his 85th touching, most in history. later in the quarter black night qb cris carter connecting with edger poe for 39-yard score. that will make it 17-14, army with its first half time lead since 2009. in the third. reynolds finds tillman over the middle.

>> talk to mark de and tow yo, being the associate head coach. known for running up tempo offense, coach of the nicks, lakers, nuggets, and suns, sixers start three game road trip tomorrow in toronto. and congratulations to the northwest raiders pop warner football team. the kids from west oaklane won their second consecutive pop warner superbowl title by beating olds time geathers of maryland 39 to 14, way to go, guys. that's all for sports, i'm leslie van arsdale. have a great day. go birds. >> go birds, please at 6:00 here's what we have for you coming up at 7:00. can be tough for with autism, stephanie stahl shows us what the malls are doing to make holiday judge warm

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