from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia, this is cbs3 "eyewitness news" two in a row for the birds, the eagles take down the bills at the lipping. spoiling shady mccoy's return to philadelphia. good evening, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us even with the losing record. the eagles are very much in the playoff after today's win,

lesley van arsdale is here to break down the game. exciting game. >> i feel like every week we're like this is a must win. eagles are starting a three game home stand against playfair buffalo. we're welcoming back the franchise all time rusher lesean mccoy, shady keeping his words did not shake hands with chip kelly but had a long embrace, second quarter, birds to the ball, sam bradford steps up nelson agholor makes his first nfl touchdown, eagles takes the lead, third quarter, eagles up by seven, not anymore, mike runs through the eagles defense 19 yard touchdown tie up the game. sturgis making a 30 yard, the final taylor picked off by ed reynolds, that spoiled shady's return who ran off the field and he didn't talk to anybody, he didn't shake anybody's hand,

eagles win 23 to 20 is your final. >> i believe we can perform at a higher level. you know, obviously, we're still not out there. but you know, i think this is what i envisioned as far as us winning as a team, what we've been able to do the past two weeks to put two wins together. i think that the kind of what everyone what was really looking to see >> next up for the birds, we have the arizona cardinals and prime time the fans got great weather to watch. eagles take care. greg argos joins us from chuckie and pizza in south philadelphia. hi, greg. >> reporter: they really do, in fact a lot of folks were actually at the game tonight here at chickie and pete's. came here afterwards, many eagles fans celebrating this big winch interesting thing is we also found other fans celebrating as well. >> this fourth quarter interception allowing the eagles to seal another win.

two weeks in a row, earning themselves as first plays tie in their division with the redskins. >> it was great. i loved it. >> two weeks they were saying it's done, over, i'm always with the eagles fan >> you're the optimistic >> yes, i am >> many eagles fans are feeling up, even ready to hand out the compliments >> chip kelly is a genius. >> were you saying that a few weeks ago >> no, i wasn't saying that a few weeks ago. >> more surprising fans from rival teams like visiting from boston tipped their hats to the birds >> we're eagles fans >> last week, not so much. last week, we were throwing to stuff at the tv >> perhaps the own guy not too happy with tonight's win, the soul redskins fan we spotted in the crowd. >> what did you think of tonight's game >> not pleased with the outcome >> you got >> yeah, you know? we're here though. >> buddy here he's throwing

fries at you. were there any comments. >> no,s i said you got to get my bad. >> if that's the case. >> reporter: first time i've ever seen a patriots fan complement the eagles. really fast stuff at chickie and pete's, all eyes on next's week game, that is when the eagles take on the arizona cardinals, boe both first plays in their division, i'm greg argos, cbs3 "eyewitness news" >> >> make your voice heard use the #cbs3 we'd love to hear from you. and wasn't eight great day for some football today? we hit another record high temperature this afternoon in philadelphia. meteorologist lauren casey is in our weather center with more on this weekend. >> thanks, incredible up to 71

degrees today. a december day made for shorts and flip-flops, they were all over the plays today, our old record 65 degrees. so a 92 year long record fell today with our incredible high of 71 in philadelphia. temperatures still very mild at this hour, 64 right now in philly. upper 50's at the shore, 58 extremely mild right now in the poconos. stormscan 3 showing us the trend we saw for much of the day, clouds continuing to move in, breaks, but the sky will be mostly cloudy as we head into the overnight period. and to start you off tomorrow morning, heading out the door early on a monday morning, again, we're going to be dealing with the foggy conditions and could see fog that will be a locally dense greatly reducing our visibility, so keep that in my mind as you're heading out for your monday morning commute. sunrise at 7:14 tomorrow. into the 8:00 hour, patchy fog lingering, temperatures extremely mild. we have one more very, very warm day in store.

some rain, and then the cool-down arrives and i'll have the details in your extended forecast coming up in just a few. >> thank you. on line funraiser has been started for lilly, the balanced eagles found shot in south jersey this week. the money will go to the trust the nonprofit organization nursing lilly back to health. lilly was rescued thursday after spending four days in a tree in a pitstown neighborhood. veterinarians discover add penal pelt it's not clear who shot the bird and why. if you want to donate. we have a link on our website cbsphilly.com. police in delaware investigating a double murder. troopers called to a residence on the 300 block of hockey branch road in smyrna this morning, reports of a stabbing, upon arrival officers found two women dead, one in the driveway. another in a garage. a suspect initially fled the scene but was apprehended a short time later.

the violence in this quiet community has shock neighbors >> it's a really nice area. it's quiet. you never have to worry about anything like this happening. something like this to happen is really upsetting. >> the identifies of the victims have not yet been released by police, there's no word yet on any possible motive. also a vigil is just about to get under way for a teen shot and killed in north philly, honoring the life of 15-year-old stern, police found the upper darby body in the back seat of a car on the 2400 block of north park avenue friday. stern was shot once in the head, no ballistic evidence or weapons were found. so far, no arrests have been made. huge flames and clouds of smoke over portland, oregon after a truck driver crashes near a rail road yard. they say the driver was killed when he collided with park train cars sending flumes of black smoke into the air. the truck was carrying fuel at

the time of the accident. fire spread to the train cars damaging eight, no other injuries. reporter: ed. now, two campaign 2016 new polls have ted cruz surging against donald trump and now trump is firing back. correspondent brian webb has the latest on this shake-up in the race for the white house. >> donald trump spent the weekend taking aim at his usual suspects epa gun control and muslim immigrants but also targeted someone new, ted cruz >> you look at the way he's dealt with the senate. he goes in there like a frankly like a little bit of a maniac. never going to get things done that way. >> new poll released from the des moines register shows cruz has a 10 point lead over trump and bigger over ben carson among iowa republicans. of cruz poll surge is being pushed along by tea party conservatives, last week cruz

predicted he would ininternist the antiestablishment vote >> i believe gravity will bring both campaigns down and the lion's share of their supporters come to us >> the "washington post" reported they're considering ways to sid step a trump nomination. trump said that would be a mistake and could force him to run as a third party candidate >> i signed by a pledge. the pledge was a double deal, they're supposed to be honorable. we're going to find out. if it's that way, they're going to have problems. >> reporter: the iowa caucuss are set for february 1st. brian webb for cbs3 "eyewitness news". stay with us everyone still to come, on "eyewitness news" the eagles may have never won a super bowl but another local philly football team just to come back to back titles. we're going to introduce you to some very special kids here. the warner champions northwest radar, the kissing crowd here, how many people puckered up

under the missile toe to set up a new record >> after an extremely warm and dry weekend rain returns as do the cooler temperatures. i'll have all the deals in your eyewitness forecast coming up next.

reports, a team bringing positive change in philadelphia communities have made champions. >> these are now the consecutive national champions in what is known as pop warner is super bowl they won't a field to return to. >> we've been doing this organization 43 years. i think it's time we -- we -- we deserve a -- that's what we're looking for. >> reporter: the northwest radars put in the work. during their trip to orlando >> all we knew we had to wake set up a little bit and once we woke up you see the outcome >> by a little flat he 19 means down nothing to nothing in the first five minutes >> anything is possible. >> against maryland's old town gate ors they snatched back with a 34 to 19 win. what does this mean for 11 returning players, everything. >> reporter: behind the satisfied coaches and young man the excitement is found in a group of women. >> my granddaughter kept saying

mom, don't worry, he's going to do this, they're going to do this. of and sure enough, they did. >> the coaches are great. they work with the kids. teach them. you know, the fundamentals and what to do in the classroom and off the field. >> reporter: which makes sense, dwayne watson is a 19-year-old veteran of the philadelphia police department. >> we hear about young man in crime, drugs everything, they want to play football and go to school and learn. >> reporter: players are eing up high school and college, but for coach watson, >> we really need >> to do so he's hoping his guys are as good as catching response sores as passes, alexandria hoff "eyewitness news" >> it was also just a beautiful day today, the philadelphia land skaters rollerbladed across the city and made a special stop at cbs3, the group of 25 skaerts brought along gifts to donate to our joy of sharing with benefits

children in need in his holiday season. only skates until october, but they were able to make an exception today with a nice weather. >> today we gathered a group together, we all got toys and we came out to skate to your studios dropped them into the bins for the joy of sharing campaign. >> appreciate that. the group started at the art museum, skated about two hours or so. this is the 17th year the philadelphia land 68ers have donated toys for the just now joy of sharing campaign. you can help spread holiday cheer, buy a new unwrapped toy, you can find a list of drop-off locations on cbsphilly.com toy fest, donated to the salvation, army us o more than 400 love birds puckered up attempting to break the record for the most couples missing under a missile toe at

once, they joined hands, and pictures from the event showed an official guinness world record plaque commemorating that occasion. that's so sweet. >> that's so nice, makes you feel all warm and fuzzy >> and it's so warm outside >> goes hand-in-hand. incredible warm and ago, saw so many people in shorts. t-shirts. i think i caught a little bit of a sunburn. i know in the southern hemisphere, summer is going on. it's amazing, it has been beautiful. it's going to come to an end. >> record high temperatures 73 degrees in atlantic city philadelphia topped off at 71, 70 in trenton, we didn't just break these records, we smashed them on the order of six, seven, eight in some cases by nine degrees as is the case with mount pocono topped at 67 degrees. also, the warmest december day

on record ever in mount pocono today in records date back to 1901. yes, this warmth has been incredible and very per sis dent. 26 degrees high temperature. above average in philadelphia. you can see the one so far, pretty good trend for very unseasonal warm and we do have changes in the forecast. right now, temperatures still very mild, 64 in philly. we're at 63 degrees right now in allentown. little bit cooler at the shore, temperatures in the upper 50's, very mild overnight tonight, temperatures falling back to 54 degrees. our average low, 31. near that again we will see those areas of fog developing. they could be locally dense, greatly reducing our visibility. keep that in mind as we start monday morning, monday afternoon, mostly cloudy conditions then we will start to see areas of rain develop a few rumbles of thunder possible. still warm tomorrow, 67 would be two degrees shy of the record high temperature. visibility looking fairly good right now, lancaster down five

mile visibility, fog already starting to settle in there, in our future visibilities you can see what's in store as we head into the overnight period, more importantly, for your monday morning, commute visibilities to near 0 across parts of the lehigh valley, across parts of sound new jersey, greatly reduced visibility possible even in the to city of philadelphia by tomorrow morning. stormscan 3 showing us quiet conditions for now across the everyone eastern sea board, our eyes focus on this dynamic system bringing snowfall to parts of the central planes. a lot of rainfall in portions of the midwest and lower midwest, be be impacting the delaware valley as we head into late day tomorrow and tomorrow night. dry conditions looking good for morning commute with the exception of those areas of fog, if you want to head out on your lunch break combrab grab a sandwich, 5:00 tomorrow showers starting to work inform continue to build in through the hours.

at the shore, pockets of heavier rainfall, this particular model bringing us potentially a line of thoramunder storms, clearing a few lingering clouds by tuesday, with his warm air mass in place, a few imbedded thunder storms as late day into tomorrow evening dry for first half of the day, temperature mild highs in mid to upper 60's cooler air kind of slowly builds itself in preparing us nicely as temperatures drop off in the end your seven-day, breezy tuesday on the back side of the cold front, steady temperatures up near 60. wednesday looks like a beautiful day, mid 50's, light wind a lot of sunshine. things get a little less pleasant as we head into the end of the week 48 degrees with a rain chance by friday. saturday and sunday, next week, looks a little chilly. sunday last full day of fall >> is it really? i knew this had to end at some

point. >> it's ok. >> we've been enjoying the moment. no tears today for the eagles. they're on a roll -- >> great time with the weather, eagles still very much alive in the nfc east. at the linc and our old friend lesean mccoy and shady came out for the coin toss. the eagles. on the second play of the game, lesean ran for seven yards finished 74 yards for 20 carries 35 receiving yards. on the eagles first possession, they were able to march 61 yards one yard touchdown by darren sproles, that gives them the seven nothing lead but the bills came right back. . sideline by rauribyron, second quarter sam bradford rookie nelsoning a a agholor, third quarter birds 20 to 13s,

buffalo, the games tied in the fourth, sturgis kicking a 30-yard field goal later on four minutes left in the game to put the birds back in the front. two minutes left. buffalo with the ball. intercepted by reynolds. eagles win second straight game 23 to tent. >> we made some mistakes, didn't get the first down like we like, i'm happy. >> it was lovely. it was just lovely because chip had plan, mccoy had to play us today. of. that was just what we had to do. 's get out there and get the w >> we always want it in that last minute situation. make a play. of the we love it. i'm happy with got that w >> eagles still time for first plays. 47 yards, field goal to put washington on top.

gold won't miss 50 yarder with two minutes legitimate. that would have tie up the game, washington won first road game of the season 24 to 21 the final two college hoops battle between saint and temple, mark kimble hits the three later on three minutes left. 66 to 65. final. coming up tonight in sports zone we're going to have much more on it eagles big win. and brandon of leaving green nation will join me and sports director don bell in the sports zone after the late news on cbs3 >> eagles still tied for first. wow. >> yes. >> coming back in

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