>> stepped back again, stepped up, and it is on, and loose, pick up by the eagles. >> a wild win in dallas, as the eagle crush the dow cowboys, their eighth with a in a rink comes against their arch rivals. >> i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. always sweeter against the cowboys in prime time and the bird didn't waste any time returning home to philadelphia , their plane landed about 4:45 a.m. this

morning, so hopefully the players did get get some sleep on the flight home after all of that excitement in dallas. >> tired eagles fadges out there. >> definitely worth staying up for. we know you stayed up. >> tired news anchors, also, yes. it is worth it when they win, right in yes, so philly were you a little nervous after the first half that far game last night? don't worry. many of us felt the same way, but as the eagles have done all season they poured it on when it mattered most. down nine-seven, after ugly first half, corey clement, with would open up the second half smack-down. he's in from 11 yards out. eagles go up 15-nine after the conversion, carson wentz he struggled little bit early, but added to his league leading total passing touchdowns one to torrey smith the other to alshon jeffrey to up 25 on the year. early fourth, derrick bar note hits prescott, and nigel is therefore the 37-yard recovery , and the touchdown.

>> thirty-seven to nine, and here is the qb following win number nine. >> we're having a blast, i'll tell you that, we're having a blast. i love winning in this league, and i love doing it with these boys. >> it do feel good going in somebody else's house and taking it, you know, and i think that's what we did today we went out there, we got to fight and go take what we claim this year. and that's the nfc east first and then go out out there and worry about the rest when they come. >> next up the eagles will look for ten and one sunday against the lowly click chick bears, but for now they'll certainly save or this one, especially knowing, jim, rahel , that the four times the eagles had previously gone nine and one in the season they made it to the champion game or superbowl. >> those are the kind of statistics i liked, i don't like the statistic in college but i like that. waiting for doug pederson to give his after the day press conference, we'll bring it to you on line and also cut it here on our program, so stay tuned for that.

>> all right, turning now to other news this noon, investigators are back on the campus every senior living facility in west chester, by the destroyed by the five alarm fire, view shows scope of the damage barclay friends, "eyewitness news" reporter alicia joins us live at the very active scene, with the latest information, alicia, good afternoon, what can you tell us? >> rahel, at least two dozen a tf agents and investigators out this morning, and also some heavy equipment here for the first time we saw this morning, that equipment being used to help investigators sift through the debris after this massive fire, a lot of debris there, now, first time since this fire that investigators are able to fully get into the burned out senior living facility. after a massive fire at the barclay friends senior living facility, today investigators are are rummaging through what's left, thursday's fire, led to heroic effort by 400 emergency responders. and so many people in this community, all of them trying to rescue roughly two dozen

employees, that were in the burning facility, and more than 100 disable and elderly people who live there. but, despite that heroic effort, 27 people were hospitalized, about dozen or are still in the hospital. more concerning, though, authorities confirm, four days after the fire, some who were inside the burning buildings, are still missing. agent with the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms annex and explosives hoping to find out the cause of this fire, and hopefully account for the missing. but, both may take a while, because hot spots burned for two days in the buildings, and today was the first day that agents were able to get full access to this site. >> now, there is a news conference scheduled for 3:00 this afternoon, and we are told authorities expect to release exactly how many people are missing after this fire on thursday. they also are hoping to have the origin of the fire, where it exactly started inside this facility. for now reporting live in west chester, alicia, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> thank you, alicia meanwhile

in other news this noon, grief counselors at shawmont elementary school in roxborough to help student and staff cope with the test after third grade teacher. sixty-two year old sheila taylor hawkins died in a house fire on sunday morning. neighbors on the 600 block of ren street helped to rescue two other resident, the fire is not considered to be suspicious, tara hawkins had been teacher at the shawmont school from more than a decade fire burns dangerously close to neighboring gas station in east st. louis. the flames had already spread to a home next-door. paralyzed in front of the buildings g also caught fire, the warehouse is vacant but no injuries have been reported. those are incredible flames there. infamous cult leader charles manson died of natural causes in a california hospital. the 83 year old orchestrated the murders of nine people in 1969 including actress sharon tate. manson was interviewed in prison in 1986 where he said he had no regrets about the killings. >> the worlds that i live, in i've never made it bad move in

my whole life. >> manson was originally sentenced to die but later given life without parole after the death penalty was abolished in california. >> well, also in california man dead and another missing after boating mishap off of half moon bay that's south of san francisco, the coast guard found this boat unoccupied spinning in circles in the pacific ocean. they say the waterers calm at the time of the incident. so, what happened exactly remains a mystery. >> right back to work today forehead coach doug pederson. >> holding his day after news conference at the nova care complex in south philly. let's listen. >> and then what was part b, i forgot, too. when you see veteran players that are unselfish like that, it does trickle down, because it affect the younger guys and they see that and then they want to be a part of that, obviously, and just lets them know that, you know, hey, we can still play big boy

football and still be unselfish that way get getting back to that particular situation, was there an option ... >> well, i think even before as we continue to evaluate this week, i think, you know, obviously we'll find out more the next couple of days with jake, obviously, and in -- i don't want to put myself in a box, but, you know, we will keep all of the options open right now. and still have conversations. but it casino every goes back to the same old thing as we still have couple of days here today and tomorrow, to evaluate jake, see where everybody's at, and, you know, still, little while before we play sunday, and, you know, we will make a decision. >> has a decision been made -- >> all right, judge coach pederson, i do believe he was talking about jake elliot and his future sunday against the bears. so we have to see what happens with him. but sports director don bellmore on "eyewitness news" later today on "eyewitness news" at 5:00.

>> coming up supermarket recalling package salads because they could contain shards of glass. >> more information commodore barry g up plus dangerous animal spotted at the beach. not a shark, but a crocodile. next the siting drew a curious crowd. >> understanded bridge so. looking ahead to holiday later this week, certainly plenty of sunshine out there at the

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>> something you don't see every day, a crocodile enjoying the sands and the surf, hollywood beach in south florida, dozen of curious beach-goers went to the shore line to catch a glimpse ups. police fortunately kept them at a distance. >> and with the slick of a switch, just like that, atlanta georgia dome is history, former home of the falcons implode in the morning in just 122nd. the demolition was challenging one because officials to make sure they could bring it all down, without damaging the brand new mercedes benz stadium which stands just 83 feet away. >> very close to home. another piece every history un ground, secret place in delaware county below the surface. >> a place that supplied the fuel to win world war two. and today, still going strong, a place you probably pass all the time, and didn't even realize it. tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00 history deep underground with greg argos, and what he found tonight at 11:00. important information about trade i joe recall,

grocery chain recalling several package salads because may be shards of glass or hard plastic inside. these include white meat chicken salad, curried white chicken deli salad and turkey cranberry apple salad. have use by date november 10th t queen elizabeth the second e philip april are celebrating their 707 wedding anniversary, british royal couple marking milestone occasion, november 20th, 1947. twenty-one year old princess elizabeth, married 26 year old naval officer philip in westminster abbey, crowned queen six years later, the couple have four children, eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren. congratulations. >> well, rahel, you're my tv spouse. and congratulations, you made it through the philadelphia marathon. >> yes, i did. and coming up next, we will tell you all about my experience, meisha? >> unexpected events will happen in life. and many times it will come down to how we respond to what happens to us. in today's love it, meeting a

man who turned a bad accident into a craft that became a real blessing for other, that's coming up. katie? >> and meisha, with a upcoming holiday weekend, of course you want a sense of how things will shake out. right now we are certainly still many days away. but not looking too bad. i think we maintain some seasonably cool conditions, perhaps spotty shower around sunday, but should clear out sunday. so all looking pretty good, through the course of the weekend. but, what about in the meantime? i'll let you know about cold front passage waiting in the wings and what it will do to the thermometer coming up.

>> thousands of runners braved the wind to compete, about 30,000 runners laced up their shoes for the 26-mile race. >> they not only achieved their personal goals, but helped with cancer research and our rahel ran in the race, as well, first marathon, weaver pictures as as you finish line. how was it. >> i wouldn't say amazing because that wouldn't be the most accurate or honest, let's be real. i mean, it was hard and harder than i thought it would be because of the wind was so crazy, so i was just happy i finished. it wasn't quite in the time i had hoped. but i was just happy that i finished. >> yes. >> and amazing. >> and the metal. like the mouse following the cat. >> walking around the news room with this, i apologize to all of my colleagues who have been listening to this all morning long. >> hey, jim had a cow bell earlier. >> oh, guys. >> the win is making a exit. >> eventually, still breezy

out there, not the harsh of yesterday. i really felt for you. my goodness, really was harsh, thankfully, that part of is done, and we're still finding gusts easily into the 20's, that's really adding a chill to the air. but at least it is quiet, at least we have sunshine, definately the story for the rest of the day, so how long does it last? when does the winds ease up, when does rain return? good news, all-in-all, as far as holiday week forecasts go, this is looking pretty good. let's start it off by taking you out to view outside jack frost and big boulder, yes, that's man-made ♪ out there. they are open for the season, it is definately cold enough, feels like it should be out there on the slopes, right? and you have breitbart blue skies and sunshine to enjoy for the rest of the day, meanwhile we expect very quiet weather. i don't think we have any nature made snow flack, but at least wet weather, moving forward. let's look at storm scan. it is quiet as can be across the tri-state sweep here. mid of area of high pressure,

helping look us up with pleasant weather, enough winds to even kick in the lake enhancement, so clouds, poconos earlier on today, even saw couple of flakes flying up that way, as well. but, it is mainly just sunshine from here through the entire day tomorrow. now, here's the thing. this is one of those will it or won't it kind of scenarios. frontal boundery, will cross through regardless, but take a look down in the deep south. there is the area of low pressure, still looking good in terms of our scenario. but if you try to join up with the front would you have heck of a system on your hands. at this point, it does not appear that's going to happen. we probably see an overnight shower tomorrow night into early wednesday. specially true for southeast new jersey. and then that's it. wipe your hand clean, end one more sunshine for the rest of wednesday, that's of course the big travel day, let alone thursday. so definitely looking good in that regard. mother nature actually hooking us up for a change, and it looks very nice, just chilly, which you'll see in the seven day, for now outside we go to the live neighborhood network. barely cloud other than that

little, still cloud cover here out in the early afternoon, this is cut town area middle school, 40 degrees, not terrible, with these winds flow here, but any time that winds is even slightly blowing it, really adds to the chill. so these are your current windchills chill values, i would highly suggest air temperature, and in short you could just knock maybe five to 10 degrees off for feels like values, but feels like more like the 30's at this hour, than it does pretty much, you know, even the rest of the day and anywhere else, 45 the current temperature at philadelphia international airport. yes, it is that west northwest wind flow that will get you, 46 is the temperature in atlantic city r but westerly wind flow sustained at 20 miles per hour. and that feels really chilly. so again, factor it in. meanwhile later tonight, the win really eases up dropping down to 37 degrees, but at least it feels like 37 degrees and then, looking forward in the eyewitness weather seven day, i expect that the daytime high to spike nicely here tomorrow. 10 degrees jump not bad that p

m shower again that's timing for the overnight. so doesn't worry about the daylight hours, so nice to get outside tomorrow. we clear it all, all be it chilly side for turkey day and "black friday," all-in-all this does work pretty nice. >> and turning tragedy into a way to help others. >> meisha here on that and in today's lincoln financial field it. >> a kansas city firefighter for more than decade until accident nearly 30 years ago, forced him out after job. but, he was determined to still make a difference, take a look. >> while on the job, as a kansas city firefighter, robert was a witness to become some of the worse event imaginable. >> i think stuff, but what i picture is you just go through it, either get up and keep going or you don't. >> he was -- experiences like those gave him the per speculative he has today. seep, he was involved in a accident that left him completely blind.

>> fighting the fire. go into a house, and just totally blacked out. that's how i feel like i went into a house fire, just didn't come back out of it yet. >> no wonder there are people who don't believe him when he says he created these woodworking project alone, still, he pick up still skill he pick up after losing his vision. that makes everything from custom cabinets, to arm ours ... >> just like that, you can put your cigars in there. >> this will be donated for the guns and hoses auction, where he's hoping it will go for at least $250. and all of the mondayly go to the funds, fund that gives families of fallen first responders, $25,000, immediately after a tragic event. >> and he says he'll never forget the from his brothers on the department after his accident, and he says, an opportunity to help them in

return. >> so think about that. yes, and you think about that, too, he didn't even know he had that skill set until after he went blind. >> yes. >> he went blind, then he realized that he had that craft with him. now he donates everything back to his brotherhood. >> wow. >> pretty incredible, that after robert lost, like i said , he took up this craft, became really good at it, and donate all of the proceeds to help his brothers and sisters in uniform in their time of trouble. talk about turning something tragic into something wonderful. good job, rob. love him. thank you, meisha, as always, we appreciate it. >> next living in the lap of luxury. >> couple of turkeys, yes, i said turkeys, are staying in a posh washington dc

>> high tech way to avoid gluten through the the holiday and season. how it works coming up today at 5:00. well, two lucky turkeys relaxing in style ahead of their presidential pardon. >> these turkeys arrived in washington dc from minnesota yesterday. right now they're living it up in a five star hotel, where they're pardoned by president trump tomorrow. after that, the pair will live out their days at virginia tech gobblers west, where -- virginia tech. >> gave back to those in need a had he of thanksgiving, hopkins along with his family and volunteers hand out 500 turkeys, at spring garden wash

and lube, the fifth year for the turkey give away. hopkins said he keeps coming back year after year because it is the right thing to do. >> very nice. >> last check on weather. >> yes, and everybody's bundled up out there today. i would highly suggest that the wind is still noticable, but, it is a pretty quiet forecast, and you look at the seven day, you won't see much in the way of wet weather thank goodness, so many people traveling, that's very helpful but we even, like on the spike on the they are tomorrow from tomorrow. p.m. shower, overnight tuesday into early wednesday. some of you probably don't even see drop of rain. always nice. thursday and friday, cool. give you that. but it looks good. >> thank you, katie. that's "eyewitness news" for today at noon, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. >> and we're always on line at cbsphilly.com. >> the young and the restless is coming up next everyone. have a great day. bye bye.

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