rolling in, it makes driving a little bit dangerous. the it the will ben a issue. big travel day, coming off that holiday weekend. hold off until later this morning a good bit but you some thick fog across the the delaware valley, there is a dense fog advisory that goes until ten. so by nine or 10:00 this fog should dissipate but visibility will be dropping less than quarter mile so every county under advisory this morning. not the the best warm up, today, we will not see a whole lot of sunshine, it is similar to christmas eve, christmas day but still warm and dreary out there visibility looking better this hour. we're up to a mile and a half in philadelphia a and reading. is there improvement. a little will mix off the a air and that will dissipate. storm scan three is quiet, just some cloud rolling through but you'll get mist on the windshield this morning when you head out. that is it. most on the rain holds off until evening hours. temperatures in the north in the mid to upper 40's and

lower 50's, south and east of the city, willow grove 49 degrees. fifty-one in mount holly. what to expect on this sunday morning dense fog, temperatures in the the 40's and 50's, this afternoon, generally mostly cloudy skies, a few peaks of sun and warms up though 60's to near 07's shattering old record of 64. sixty's at the shore. fifty's for better chance of the showers. in the poconos we will talk about that cool down in the seven day coming up in a few minutes. new this morning, in montgomery county, one person is dead and another injured after a car collide with the tractor trailer overnight. paramedics responded to that scene in horsham at easton and county line roads shortly after 2:00 a.m. eye portion of the easton road will remain closed while this that investigation is completed. also this morning a teenage boy is in critical condition after he was shot on a west philadelphia street overnight. police say that this happened along the 6700 block of leads street. we're told that boy was taken to presbyterian hospital. police do not have a a suspect or a motive. well, a crushing defeat,

eagles, failed to make the playoffs for a second year in a row, birds just could not get it done. penalties, dropped passes, sports director don bell, has more on the game. >> reporter: we will not see meaningful football here in south philadelphia a until the fall. eagles needed this win in order to have a chance to make the post season but instead washington wins the nfc east as they celebrate on the field behind me. let's take you to the highlights and show you exactly how it went down. picking it up in the third quarter eagles trailing by six. washington driving, curt cuss continues to chris thompson. bird trailed 23-ten. the cousins 31 for 46, 365-yard and four touchdowns. ensuing drive eagles looking to respond. demarco murray, largely buried on the bench over the the last few games but here he is, 4-yard touchdown plunge. the his first since november 8th. eagles trailed 23-17. but less than two minutes later, eagles with the ball, toss to murray, can't handle

the rock and deangelo hall is there for the scoop and the score. washington goes up, and they win it, 38-24, your final score. now after the the game i had a chance to catch up with former eagle will desean jackson as he was coming off the field. >> good to do it here in philly. >> they said we could not do it. >> fans were talking to you too. >> chip did it. let me go. he let me go. >> it is all on my shoulders. it is same thing i said a year ago it is unacceptable. we have to find a way to do a better job, put these guys in better situation to make better plays. >> overall sloppy performance for chip kelly and eagles. too many penalties. there were fumbles, just overall undisciplined play. coming up later in sports, leslie van arsdal goes in the locker room and we will hear from the players. back to you. >> it has been a frustrating season for eagles fans, last night's loss adding to the roller coaster season that

many fans would rather forget. cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio 1060 is live from oregon diner where philly fans are drowning in their sorrows maybe scrapple, syrup on their pancakes, what do you say, cherri good morning. >> lots of seer up, um, um, um, lots of hurt eagles fans here as you can look along the bar they are collecting all of the sharing in the pain of the devastating loss to washington yesterday. one of the fans, he actually bleeds green or at least that is his name on instagram, we bleed green, he is here, at oregon diner, third and oregon. aaron mckey, how are you feeling this morning. >> i feel terrible. >> reporter: he feels terrible. this is a strong hold for eagles country here, the the folks here at oregon diner, lots of them, love the eagles. aaron works in the kitchen, watched the game right here at work and then had to work

through that pain. >> my goodness, yes, i did. >> reporter: how do you blame. >> i got the to blame everybody. i can point fingers but i blame everybody especially the coach. >> reporter: coach chip kelly, everybody is talking about them. what do you to next season the i necessity they have another game. will you watch it how do you prepare as we prior to get back in the game so to speak. >> i will definitely watch it. i have to watch it. it will be a long off season. i don't know what chip will do but it is frustrating. >> very frustrating, but we bleed green isn't going anywhere just like many eagles fans this love their team, they will get back in it and many people say that chip kelly is here to stay. we will see what happens. i don't know how many people will be watching that giants game, nicole, we will see what happens. live from south philadelphia, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 eye witt the necessary news. real quickly, your guest there aaron mckey shares a

same name as a former sixer, how about that. >> reporter: he does, he does. they are talking about your name as a former sixer, you get that a lot. >> always. >> reporter: he gets that a lot. he knew. that was first thing he said when we met him. >> i heard name and said aaron mckey. that is back from the sixers. >> all right, cherri, thanks very much. what do you think about the bird season. that is what we want to know. it does chip kelly stick around? do you want him to stick around. make your voice heard on facebook and twitter, join the the conversation just use the hashtag cbs 36789. right now though a new documentary links philadelphia phillies first base man ryan howard and payton manning to the doping ring that catered to elite professional athletes. the report set to air on aljazeera today paints a picture of the underground marketplace where athletes like howard and manning could obtain performance enhancing drugs. howard denied those allegations when asked by a aljazeera. manning called the the accusations garbage and totally made up.

eight people are dead in a dallas fort worth, texas area this morning after several tornadoes touched down there preliminary counts from the national weather service find 11 tornadoes hit that area. twenty-five people have been killed across the south, since wednesday, and correspondent mark straussman is in mississippi with the the very latest. >> reporter: kenya williams is both heart broken and thankful. her brick home since childhood has left its roof and half its walls but she has perspective. ten mississippi residents were killed by christmas week tornadoes. six of them were her neighbors. >> my seven two-year old blind, disabled dad was in this house, when the tornado hit. so for him to come out with just a bump, and scratch on his forehead, with in broken bones, not severely hurt, didn't have to go into icu, i'm good with that. >> reporter: in northern alabama flash flooding was a

threat all day, a christmas night twister struck birmingham, the state's biggest city. >> and then all of a sudden, the window just broke out. >> reporter: since christmas eve unseasonably warm wet's cross the south has fueled killer storms, thousands of victims in tennessee, arkansas and georgia spent their saturday, cleaning up. >> it is not even part of my house. >> reporter: williams found scattered and shredded every where was a lifetime of memories. >> it will live within me, forever, family time, to thanksgiving, to christmas. >> reporter: williams told me her family plans to rebuild right on this spot. they lost their house but this is home. mark straussman for cbs news, lemar, mississippi. hopefully they can look forward to more family dinners. 7:08. a brush fire in callus threatening dozens of homes this morning. cbs correspondent wendy gilette reports the the the fast moving flames forced many people to evacuate their homes

a helicopter dropped water on fast moving flames, in ventura county, california on saturday. wild fire which shut down parts of the heavily used 101 freeway and a portion of the the union pacific railroad tracks started christmas night. >> it was pushed by heavy strong north wind about 50 miles an hour, the the fire quickly grew in size. >> reporter: 600 fire fighters are battling the blaze trying to keep the fire from spreading to nearby homes in the beach area almost 100 homes were evacuated. >> we have a lot of fuel, light grass, shrubs burning right down on the coast in and among structure in the solemar community. >> reporter: fire fighters are keeping a close eye on nearby oil field as to deal were difficult rain and high wind and very dry conditions. >> they are trying to cut the line of the ridge line to prevent this fire from coming over. >> we have actually had even they you folks have had good rain in los angeles and orange

county we have literally have had a tenth of an inch in the last six weeks. >> reporter: no injuries have been reported, it is unknown what started the fire. wendy gilette for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". meanwhile, the the chicago police department is, again, facing some tough questions after another officer-involved shooting. this happened early yesterday morning, police were responding to a domestic disturbance call when they say they were confronted by a quote combative subject. officers opened fire and killed that man 19 year-old. they shot and killed a five five-year old mother of five. police have in the the released any details. the the department is already under a federal civil rights investigation after a white officer shot and black teenager 16 times last year. well, the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms is now in the investigation in the fire that damaged a months income houston, texas. the fire broke out at islamic society of greater houston on christmas day. investigators say that fire had multiple points of oregon which is an indication that

accelerants were likely used. still to come this morning on "eyewitness news" if you bought a brand new appliance this holiday season but didn't spring for the warranty in worries, find out how lemon law extend to your appliances. apparently not just forecaster. plus a new movie about the financial crisis create as lot of oscar buzz, ukee sits down with the director of the big short to talk about his philadelphia connection. and warm break is over cold weather is also on its way meteorologist justin drabick has your weekd

when hear the term lemon law you think of cars, right. did you know lemon law extend to tv's and other big ticket items as well. we now have the the details. >> reporter: from a cracked tv screen to a faulty refrigerator there are a number of things that can go wrong after purchasing pricey consumer electronics and appliances and while many shop are around searching for deals and considering warrant tea there may be another way to save. >> consumers can save money by knowing their rights. >> reporter: this consumer attorney says though rights include lemon law protection for any electronic or alliance over $100 for at least seven years after the purchase. whether or not it is still under warranty. she explains neither retailer nor manufacturer have to fix a product out of warranty but they have to provide you or a

service facility who is supposed to fix it even if you are the one to broke it. >> if the manufacturer does not provide those parts then you are entitled to a replacement. >> reporter: the way technology is advancing odds are parts for a seven year-old product will be hard to find. >> the manufacturers don't necessarily want consumers to know they are entitled to a replacement. >> somebody to consider before adding a new tv or appliance your manufacturer mayo you a replacement for free. >> good to know. that was julie watts reporting. odds are neither the store nor the the manufacturer is likely to be aware of your rights. your best betties to contact your manufacturer. now you may also need to have a repair or service facility perform that work contact the manufacturer on your behalf. a couple of steps but all and all a good bit of information there. let's send it over to justin and talk about the fog and temperatures today. >> we're talking about temperatures and record highs once again but fog will make it dreary. we will call this a dirty warm

up because we just don't have have have sunshine, cloud and fog and mist. do you like that? >> yes. >> that is a realtime, i'm telling you. i'm not making this stuff up. fog, it the is looking better at the shore. live look at ocean city, it is a morning jog or walk, on the boardwalk, it will turn into a nice a afternoon. let's check out visibility, now again, it is less than a mile in a lot of locations but moving through next couple of hours things will get better because wind will kick up a little bit. improving visibility by nine or 10:00. advisory until 10:00 this morning for the the entire region. all the way up to the the poconos. we should see cloud and sun this afternoon. the here's where we have to get to tie record. we have to get to 64. that is not hard for philadelphia we should beat that easily, 63 in trenton. only 59, that is a record in allentown. sixty-seven, for atlantic city. here's where we are right now, cool, because of the clouds, that fog and mist, 40's north and west of the city, low to mid 50's to the south and east

but there is some warmth, look at pittsburgh. 66 degrees. that warmer air just waiting to move eastward we are still wedged with this cool air with the flow off the ocean. once wind switch around out of the southwest it will scour out fog and we will get that warmer air. showers across western pennsylvania, ohio, they will get here this evening. so much of the day to day is dry, big travel day to day as well, and friend and family, getting out of town there may be issues at the airport with the fog across the the northeast we will run into some showers, could be delays heading northward to the south not too bad so some fog in atlanta. temperatures very warm in the 70's. the wet wet's cross central part of the u.s. and even great lakes region of chicago, chilly there 37 degrees with some rain. looking better out west and to the mountains and pacific north west dealing with some showers across seattle. looking ahead for those airport delays. rain chances, 30 percent chance coming after 5:00 o'clock today. we will be dry on monday and steady rain on tuesday.

here's our set up, warm front to the west, we will be on the warm side of the system front comes through at six or 7:00. best shot to see showers this evening. that front passes to the the south and we're dry. it will be cloudy this high pressure locked in some coldest air and then the next storm comes in, that cold air stays in place. we will see light snow, freezing and lehigh valley and poconos before we see a tighter change over to rain every where as warmer air moves back in for tuesday. again, remember light icing is possible on some of the sidewalk, north and lehigh valley in the poconos we will put this late monday night early tuesday morning, everybody else just seeing plane rain. what is ahead as we head in the new year. record highs likely today, we will see a little bit of the cool down starting january 1st for a few days but still nothing terribly cold. you can see that cold air wedged in across the the northeast but look at the country. this is january 6th, we will see reds and are range indicating warm air. so today we are near 70.

a record high. forty-three tonight. showers during the evening. the here's the extended forecast. pretty much 50's rest of the week with steady rain on tuesday. nicole, back to you. >> all right justin, thanks. 7:19. lets see how traffic is moving. the here's ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic center, good morning, ann. >> traffic isn't moving too bad. we are looking at i-95 at walt whitman bridge. i-95 in good shape. earlier accident from the walt whitman is cleared and good to go but we do have very foggy conditions like justin just mentioned and speed restrictions of 35 miles an hour on the walt whitman and ben franklin bridge, so take your time especially on the bridge and overpasses, can't say that enough. we will move traffic cam here to the schuylkill at vine street expressway no delays on the the schuylkill or vine, despite foggy conditions, things are moving okay and then traffic cam is moving one more time to 422 at collegevle in delays or problems on 422, it is in good shape ape volume starting to get out here and what is there

is moving. taking mass transit this morning it is honor close to schedule with no reported delays or problems for september, new jersey transit or patco high speed line. that is latest from the traffic center, i'm ann evans now nicole back to you. well, pope francis emphasized forgiveness yesterday during saint steven festivities in vatican city. the the day after christmas was first chris man mortar. pope explained he was capable of forgiving his persecutors. the pontiff says for giveness is key to winning against evil. he also expressed gratitude to those who spend the holiday wishes all across the world. still ahead on "eyewitness news" a movie about the financial christ that is is generating oscar buzz. >> the american people are exposed by the the big banks. >> ukee sits down with the director of the big short to talk about the philly routes. from virtual reality to smart phones that charge wirelessly we will look at new technology heading our way in 2016. we will be right back.

one of the movies competing with star wars is the big short that tells the story of the financial experts who correctly saw the housing bubble coming. ukee washington sat down with the director adam mckay to talk about the the movie and also his philadelphia roots. >> and cut. >> reporter: it is about the financial crisis and local product adam mckay is the brains behind it. >> the american people are getting exploited by the big banks. >> i would be madder and madder. >> yes, walks into my office,

and. >> is there shady stuff, going i odn't. >> it is almost like a horror. >> but we all remember the 2008 collapse and it was hard on a lot have people and this is story of a group of guys who saw it coming well before anybody else. >> people lose jobs, homes. >> reporter: these are people bringing the story to the the big screen, steve carol, ryan gosling, brad pitt and christian bail, the 30 something neurologist turned investor who saw a problem and wanted to do something bit. >> what is funnies you get to seehese guys catch the collapse before anyone else, so the banks are all laughing at them and they are right, and so there is a a lot of fun to the story. there is intrigue. the there is some information, it is very much like a rise. >> how can you let that happen. >> it is fueled by stupidity. >> everyone was on their a game and i think they knew

there were tons of other good actors in the movie so everyone wanted to do their best. >> reporter: so did mckay, he comes out of the shadows of the comedy world and getting big time praise for his latest project and he is a philly guy. >> i went to temple university. went to temple university. i came out of the public schools. >> reporter: according to those in the on know in the film industry he has done it again reliving a dark time in american financial history. >> we all know it will end tragic but end in a way you don't quite expect. >> fraud of the american people. >> okay, here we go. >> i really want to see that. especially knowing he is a philly guy. still to come on "eyewitness news" the philadelphia eagles lose at home to washington ending their chance at a playoff run. the season is over. we are live with reaction from crushed fans. plus holiday season isn't quite over now comes time for returning those unwanted

gifts, coming up alex hoff helps you navigate the the customer service counter, justin. waking up to dense fog and then we are talking about more record warmth this afternoon. your complete forecast coming up.

today, it the is sunday,

december 27th. good morning, glad you are with us, i'm nicole brewer. the justin is outside on the sky deck. talking about foggy can barely tell what city you are in, justin. >> visibility less than half mile in some spots, cannot see halfway up buildings here in center city. that is typical this time on the year with this warm, moist air, we are dealing with the fog but once this fog dissipates later this morning we're talking about record warmth once again. this advisory goes until 10:00 g region from the poconos to the shore, depending where you are visibility could drop at times less than quarter mile. half mile in trenton. up to a mile and a half at the the airport in philadelphia a. but this still could delay flights. big travel day. people leaving from the holiday weekend. we are looking better at the shore, 2-mile visibility the atlantic city airport. storm scan three is dry, just some cloud, and then low level included in the form of fog, we will get mist on your windshield this morning. the outside on the road, we are slow because of the dense fog, this afternoon we're

looking better with just mostly cloudy skies and then in the evening we're talking about showers returning to the forecast. temperatures right now cool north and west. we're in the mid to upper 40's. but for late december that is warm. letter 50's palmyra and mount holly at this hour. the here's the break down 9:00 g with the fog, temperatures in the low to mid 50's. by noon time we should deal with mostly cloudy skies, a i few peaks of sun, getting a high temperature to near 70 degrees that would set a new record. sixty's at the the shore. fifty's in the poconos. we will talk about a cool down in the 07's in a few minutes. we have been talking about the bird this morning definitely a tough loss for eagles fans, the the bird were mathematically eliminated, shall we say, from any playoff possibility last night in a looks to washington. this is by the the way the second consecutive year that they have failed to make the post season. the penalty, fumbles kept bird from getting any traction, unfortunately, the final score washington 38, eagles 24. eagles fans, of course,

weighing in on this frustrating season. the the team still has to play, of course, new york giants next week but many fans are looking past that to the post season. cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio 1060 is live in south philadelphia at the the oregon diner, cherri, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. >> reporter: good morning, nicole. i have spend the entire morning with deject, hurt, frustrated eagles fans and i'm here with monte g, cue the hat. he has been here all season, bragging about his eagles. he spent the entire week before his yesterday's game, what were you telling folks on line. >> i told everybody that eagles will turn the washington redskins in the washington deadskins. we were going all the way. i made a chant like this. the first game after christmas and me eagles are making great plays, stopping any run and getting august of the penalty. they let me down. they hurt me so bad, i don't know what is going on. >> he came here. he saw us tweeting from here,

decided to come down. he is drowning in his sorrow with pancakes and extra syrup. who do you blame here. >> chip kelly got to go. he is messing up the team. we don't have the the right players. everybody let us down. be in came to play. they will all missing up. bradford is soft. we need a real team. we need veteran players. we need to get better. we shouldn't have let them go. >> reporter: he is wearing his green. monte g is known on line. he is obviously very sad about this but you will be watching the giants game. >> i will watch it. it ain't going to mean something but we will turn them giants into midgets the and just totally let us down, why? >> reporter: he is in the giving up on his eagles. you look the in the off season, they can fix this right. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> reporter: give south hope here. >> i still bleed glean. i hope this off season we will go get real players and we will look good but my bird are still number one. >> reporter: go bird. we will still, hold on to the eagles next season.

the there is always next year. >> don't you just love it, nicole, live from south philadelphia, cherri gregg for kyw news radio cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> i love the the hat, i love mr. aaron mckey, i love what he said, i'm going to watch it but ain't going to mean nothing. pure philly right there. >> reporter: it is real he is keeping it real. you both are. switching gears right now when love him or hate him most holiday presents are now opened and new comes the time for returns, and anything you didn't like or didn't fit so well. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff hit the the stores and found many people returning and shopping. >> reporter: who will will day shopping has collided with holiday swapping. >> look at the line in there, you might as well get something else. >> reporter: consumer reports estimates 40 percent of americans will return or exchange a gift this season. the the the stores in our area opened up early to accommodate. >> my daughter bought the me a few you things that i think we

need to make an adjustment on. >> reporter: whether it is size like in his case or just a lack of satisfaction, experts say, making returns, has been made more difficult, due to stores trying to fend off waves of fraud and theft. experts say shoplifters often try to return stolen items for cash, and that is why receipts are increasingly necessary. >> 85 percent of retailers now require a identification for example, if you don't have a receipt. >> reporter: consumer reports editor todd marks say if you don't have one make sure item is in the original box and unopened and prepare for potential restocking fees. >> i didn't buy one, everything was just envelopes. >> reporter: who doesn't like cash. the those interested in saving some also came out. >> wrapping paper, ornament, that kind of thing. >> reporter: that is right clearance christmas gear a year in advance but when you come out on such a popular day there is one risk. >> most people out here today giving a family member a gift and you you saw him out here

returning it, would you be insulted by that? >> no, i guess we would say we would have to do a better job next year. >> reporter: some stores will be offering extended return windows, with you even most of those will expire between 30 and 90 days, so you do want to make sure you read fine print. i'm alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right. another heads up for you this one for sprint and verizon customers you could have some money coming your way but only if you act fast. the customers have until thursday to claim refund for unauthorized third party messages, things like text or horoscopes, or scores, that often get buried in monthly bills. the the activity is known as cramming, both wireless carriers agreed to pay 158 million-dollar to settle claims with the government, anyone who paid for unauthorized text since july of 2010 is eligible so verizon and sprint both have on line claim forms if that includes you. well, speaking of smart phones new year promises to bring exciting developments the to the tech world from virtual reality to smart

phones that charge wirelessly, so as soon as you enter your house. c net.com lexi reports on the technology trend to expect in 2016. >> in 2016 virtual reality will really go to your head. expect facebook owned ocular thrift and h cv to immerse neuvirth you'll worlds. microsoft augmented reality headset hallow lens is also on the the way. from the ahead to the hand smart phone will continue to evolve. >> even more than ever in the upcoming years we will see smart phone become a remote control to have your life, smart home, for your smart watch, maybe even for those vr headsets. >> reporter: multi taste can go realize on plenty of battery life. they have developed a transmit their can wirelessly charge devices within 15 feet if they have a tiny receiver inside. >> when you walk in your home it will start charging your device automatically but we allow to you prioritize what charges when as well.

>> reporter: apple is said to make refinements including the the apple watch and iphone. with i phone seven is there talk that apple could get rid of the home button to allow them to have a bigger screen but in the same size device. is there talk about them removing head phone jack. >> reporter: and they will interest grade more closely with the card through android, ordinary and apple's card play technology. we could see partnership with car makers to get their car play software in the vehicle, and kind of of power the entertainment center and dashboard of your car. >> reporter: as self driving cars may in the be ready for drive time but in 2016 coast like google and tezsla and ford are set to make in road. in san francisco, c-net.com for cbs news. kwanzaa celebrations are now underway. "eyewitness news" at african-american museum on arch street last night for first night of kwanzaa a community members there observing principal of the first night, unity. the seven day celebration was

establish to help african americans reconnect with their african heritage. kwanzaa ends january 1st. still to come on eyewitness knew do you remember seeing this jaw dropping video. take a look many thought it was fake. we will look bag at videos that went viral this year. i remember that one. just being on a dating app and find someone for a friday night you would end up helping save someone's life. this is incredible, swipe right, more than just for love how a tinder date ended with a much needed kidney donation. it will be a warm day and enjoy it while it last colder temperatures moving in this week. the justin is talking about the the fog this morning. we will be right back in a couple minutes, stay

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from the famous to infamous and the adorable to the, infuriating what color is this dress. still dent know. this year was full of viral moments and jeremy ruff looks at 2015 most viral stories. >> ♪ >> seven year-old dylann barnes shook it off dancing his way on to ellen and in the presence of taylor herself. barnes got to meet superstar backstage in kansas city and

they had this epic dance off. >> october 21st, 2015. >> the the future arrived in 2015 a at least back in the future two terms october 21st the world pause todd geek out over the the way the movie named the future, world of flying cars, hoverboards and holograms. it cull nateed with the actor showing up late night in what else, the delauren. there was no viral video in 2015 as horrifying as this. a vehicle dash camera captured a trans asia flight as it careened out of the sky, clipped a vehicle on the bridge and plunged in the river. pilot error was to blame, 43 people were killed. pharmaceutical ceo martin made headlines when erase add a price of the life saving aid medication, i'm not talking about a couple of bucks.

it sky rotted to $750 a bill overnight. daily b declared him the most hated man in america surpassing the dentist who killed cecil the lion. the cecil the lion was illegally hunted in july sparking a international fire storm begins walter pal inner. while pal didn't face charges he faced humiliation. it inspired ridiculous halloween costumes. ♪ >> and fans owed to the singer's frozen dessert pie sent sales through the roof when his musical review went viral and captured the attention of the singer herself. labelle made sure he got his just dessert, hosting him for thanksgiving dinner. and from one diva to another, johann a cologne challenged aretha during a summer dance recital. >> wow, wow.

>> the six year-old tapped her way to total stage dominance. and the the story that had everyone talking this year, the dress. it is blue and black or white and gold? a question that sparked count less buzz feed articles and threatened to tear families apart. for the record, it is totally blue and black. i'm jeremy rough, reporting. all right. good sunday morning everyone we are waking up to another dreary start to our day but again we're talking about record high temperature coming in this afternoon. we have to get to 64 in philadelphia to tie the record high and that is good shot of reaching that and shattering it, if we see enough sun we could talk about 07 degrees. cool this morning 40's and 50's from our weather watchers. we will check in. lets go to the north in philadelphia, up in, mountainville, we have 49 degrees in the fog, and picture this morning of the foggy conditions, around here house and good day for the east out here in the upon. that is the story, here,

cloudy, foggy conditions this morning, giving way to maybe a little bit of sunshine, this afternoon. the let's head over to new jersey, cherry hill where lynn, she has got 51 degrees, once again, foggy conditions, send a message in here dirty weather is very appropriate, justin, perfect word for this pattern. the that is right. you were watching. we call this a dirty warm up. that happens in the wintertime. we get warmer air but comes with clouds and fog. that is what we are dealing w nicole didn't believe me. it is such a term. >> justin made it up. >> i don't make stuff up. i keep it real, you know, this is the the deal. no messing around here with the forecast, james in ocean city we have 55 degrees. it says no fog as well. he says use more gas at the barbecue grill, next to the house. i bet with these warm temperatures. we are talking about more of a cool down. lets go ahead and take to you berks county, a live look from our neighborhood network, 45 degrees, this hour, with the foggy conditions, from the

kutztown area middle school. once the wind kicks up, we will scour out the fog. we are set to break more record. christmas eve we will shatter that record with a high of 71. tied a record on christmas day. today's forecast even with the fog, still a good shot at 70, if it get out of here early enough and that brakes the old record of 64 back in 1949. we will cool things down, this week, average high, this time of the year 42 degrees, well above that today and then we will take the the hit tomorrow. temperatures hold in the 40's and kind of level off in the 50's for tuesday and wednesday, and then by the new year, we will be talking about some will cooler air but still it the is not really arctic air from northern canada a. a lot of rain across the great lakes, extended all the way down to texas so we will get first part of the storm coming through this evening. the it will bring some showers around, say after 5:00 o'clock and then this portion of the storm near dallas, that one moves into our area for tuesday bringing more rain and maybe even initially a little bit of wintry weather. we will show you this right now this would be late monday night into tuesday morning. the basically lehigh valley

northward, is there a brief period of maybe some light snow, sleet, maybe a few hours of freezing rain as well, and then again that is on the initial start of the storm system and then everybody changes over to plane rain. that is late monday night early tuesday morning fit happens. the let's time it out. today, cloud this morning, and fog, maybe a few breaks of sun this afternoon. here comes the showers, six or 7:00 o'clock. not a big deal but enough to slow down the travel a little bit. monday's dry, and then clouds build back in, ahead of the next storm and here we go, we will go to two or 3:00 a.m. tuesday morning. the you can see pink showing up in berks county, lehigh valley up in the poconos and maybe a little bit of sleet and freezing rain and a few snow mixing n good shot of know for northern new england. man i been a foot of snow in new york new england. wind direction comes out of the southwest. that is warming us up. watch what happens to the wind. they switch out of the north tomorrow. so a big drop in the temperatures. so we're in the 60's to near 70 today. tonight it gets chilly.

thirty's to around 40-degree for the the the low. tomorrow temperatures will hold, into the the 40's with the clouds. so fuzz like warm weather, enjoy today, pretty much last shot of seeing record highs for a while 70 degrees this afternoon. tonight 43, some showers during the evening have the the here's that extended forecast, 40's on monday, 50's tuesday with some rain. we should keep it dry wednesday, new year eve and new years day still dry 46 degrees and chilly for next week even. do you love watching weather. you can be featured by becoming a eyewitness weather watcher, sign up at cbs philly dot the come/watchers. 7:48. lets check on the roads and highways with ann evans, good morning. >> good morning, nicole. we are looking at i-95 at ben franklin bridge. we have some foggy conditions causing speed restrictions on the bridges this morning. on the ben franklin and walt whitman. speed limit of 35 miles an hour this morning because of foggy conditions. and taking a look at other area highways. we will move traffic cam here to the schuylkill a at south street, we have eastbound

lanes coming toward you, no dela or problems on the schuylkill, volleys building, through philadelphia and its suburbs but it is moving just fine. despite these foggy conditions. moving the traffic cam again to the mid county tolls of the pennsylvania turnpike, the the fog is actually lifting here before you could not see tolls and now you can. the further up no delays on the pa turnpike and northeast extension heading poconos. the mass transit honor close to schedule this just into the traffic center. burlington bristol bridge on stand by for a bridge opening. the that is latest from the traffic center, i'm ann evans now nicole, back to you. on the cbs-3 healthwatch an app designed to be a match maker turns out to be a life safer. health reporter stephanie stahl has a story of the row in man's that end with a medical twist. >> reporter: big first day for rich are oday and jennifer thomas. >> i mean look at him. >> i figured would i take a chance and swipe right. >> reporter: they met on the social dating app tinder. people looking for dates check out profiles, if you don't

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i'm don bell. welcome back to lincoln financial field. recapping our top story, the eagles had an opportunity to keep their playoff hopes alive but it was not meant to be as they fall to washington 38-24. but lets get you to the the highlights, fans fired up about this one. it is day after christmas, they are riled up, because the eagles looking to get it donna begins d.c. and then against the giants, next week. they came out on fire. ryan matthews a touchdown plunge, only the third opening drive touchdown for the bird. it is seven to nothing. first quarter eagles now up seven-six. curt cousins finding jordan reid over the middle will for the score, reid had two

touchdowns in this game. washington taking a 13-seven lead. now in the third eagles down 16-ten, cousins though dealing. hitting chris thompson for the 12-yard score. and then men from d.c. take a 23-ten lead. but things looking pretty bleak, for the birds. on their next series, the eagles, go 62 yards in six plays capped off by a 4-yard demarco murray touchdown. where has that been? just like that they trailed by six. still in the third eagles with the ball, murray, can't find the pitch from bradford, it is on the ground and deangelo hall with the scoop, and score. and so eagles trailed by 13, fourth quarter, cousins looking for dagger. beautiful toss to pierre garcon, 13-yard touchdown and eagles season effectively over. washington winning its the first nfc east title since 2012, just second since 2,000, 38-24 the final score. now lets go over to leslie

van arsdal who is outside the eagles locker room with more. >> for the eagles this is game they needed to win to keep playoff hopes alive and for the the players inside that locker room this one hurts. >> it is a terrible loss. we put a lot of work in throughout the course of the season to give yourself a chance, and you you know, it was just very sour taste in your mouth. >> both as an individual, we have to play hard, play harder and do what you have to do to win the football game. i feel like i didn't do that tonight. the the city of philadelphia, we have to get better, and i have got to do a better job and everybody has to look at themselves and how they can do a better job. >> do players think they are a six-nine team. >> yeah, i think so. i think you are always exactly what your record is, what people say or not i think we're a six and nine football team. when you do what we have done you get nine losses. that is what you get. >> reporter: reporting from lincoln financial field,

leslie van arsdal for "eyewitness sports". so the eagles season is over. they do have to take on the giant next week in a game that now, really doesn't mean a whole lot. they're val waiting players for 2016. i'm don belfor "eyewitness sports". that is it for "eyewitness news" at 7:00. here's what we have coming up at 8:00. warmer than normal weather meant a slow start to the flu season which is good news but not the in the clear just yet. when health experts expect to see more cases and thousand keep yourself healthy. plus so much excitement surrounding entertainment in 2015 with of course much anticipated star wars movie but there was also a lot of drama involved in the tv and movie stars off screen. a look back at the big entertainment stories this year. another warm, foggy day can you believe it is even of the december? it doesn't feel like. sunday will look at the sunday

high hopes every year another disappointing year. the eagles, are out, after a tough loss against washington, the the eagles go home to prepare for next season, we will tell you how fans and the layers, they are feeling this morning. controversial documentary set to be released by aljazeera makes serious allegations against several professional sports players, including philly players ryan howard. what they are accused of coming up next. another extremely warm day a ahead, and we are starting off with dense fog, justin has check of the forecast coming up here. good morning, it is sunday, december 27th, so glad you are with us, i'm nicole brewer. we will talk to justin about more on this warm up, this foggy start and what