>> planning another wedding after prince harry pops the question to his girlfriend. memorials will samuel comma american into the family good afternoon, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm joe holden. jim donovan is off today. harry is officially engaged, reveals the news this morning. the prince popped the question earlier this month. >> prince harry and his bride to be, meghan markle, walked hand-in-hand in their first appearance since harry popped the question.

the 33 year old prince says he's thrilled to be marrying the us actress. markle said his proposal was very romantic. >> it is a wonderful fairytale it is someone from a different country, different backgrounds , marrying into the royal family. above all, they look so happy together. >> the prince said he knew markle was the one, the moment they first met in london in the summer of last year. >> mute your friends made the match. prince harry is engaged to an american, wonderful news, bringing the two countries together. >> mark sell used to the camera, the 36 year old born and raise in the los angeles, married once before. she shot the same in rachel sane on the hit drama series. >> the couple recently moved in together here at london kensington palace and they're already making wedding plans for next spring. the ring is full of bling. and prince harry designed it himself. using two diamonds that belonged to his late mother. at the center, is a diamond from boss juan a, african country where the couple have spent time together.

>> prince harry's father prince charles, said the royal family is delighted with the news. >> very happy indeed. >> 2018 will be a big year for britain's royals, prince william and kate are expecting their third child around the same time prince harry will tie the knot. teri okita, cbs news, london. >> and prince harry and his fiancee share an interest in charity. markle has used her celebrity to promote gender equality and the empowerment of young women . >> and closer to home, eagles fans flying high. bids now ten and one. >> those birds capped off the holiday weaken by crushing the bears for their ninth straight victory. let's go to it, first quarter carson wentz finds zach earth for 17 touchdown, first business with 100-yard receiving gain this season, seven-nothing. the offense got going in the second, quick toss to nelson agholor, he goes for 15 yards, flipped into the send zone,

big touchdown, now 14-nothing, going to late in the second. wentz on jeffrey, they catch, yes, 8 yards, td against the former team. put the eagles up 24-zip at half time. how about this? celebration here. bowling them down over the bears 31 to three is your final score. >> just come in, ready to work , ready to work, you know, doesn't matter who the opponent is, what their record is, never really matters, just like we'll win each day, get better each day, then come out , just enjoy it game day. playing a lot of momentum, swagger out there, defense playing unbelievable, and we feed on. that will they feed on us. it is a lot of fun right now. >> so they certainly seem to be having fun out there. you saw the bowling lanes. now, check out the defense doing the electric slide later in the game. they new they had the game in the bag at this point. now, those guys certainly have a lot to celebrate, and as expected fans are -- >> i saw another game. another win. we do it every week.

i knew we were going to do it, can't nobody stop us. ain't knob better. you know how i feel about our birds, this is what i see for our birds. >> well, you heard the man there. the eagles fans celebrating at chicky's and piece in south philly clearly no calms about jinxing the teams chances to win it all. however, playing a little more telling us they won't get too excited until the team officially makes it to minneapolis. >> answer flew away right after that shot. he actually flew over south philadelphia. >> well the sixers are also creating a low of excitement and buzz for philly sports fans, they won three straight record 11 and seven. >> the cavaliers tonight, we caught one labron james this morning, on the football field >> my favorite player right now, carson wentz. i told my brother that earlier in the season. i just love the way he plays the game, the way he is able to get the progression, five step drop, everything breaks down, get outside the pocket, very smart player. and they got a really good

team. >> carson wentz's keeping the spirit going. he tweeted, quote, ten and one , with sunglasses emoji and hashtag flyeaglesfly. this eagles team is definately a lot of fun to watch. >> so right now, toss to business here, eagles head coach doug pederson holding his day after the game press conference. >> he is speaking at the nova care complex, let's listen in. >> challenges for us, i mean, we're going against this week coming up opponent that's been to the superbowl. they've been in the post-season. it is a talented football team even despite the injuries situation. and obviously make in that loud, loud stadium. fans are crazy up there. and they're exciteable. so it is a great test for us. and the month of december. teams need to be playing their best football. and it will be a great, great opportunity for our guys to start something and continue what we've gun, hopefully this during this stretch.

>> (question from the audience ). >> i mean, it is a valid point you know, and the concerns sometimes as a coach is would you rather have more close games, having to fight and scratch and pull one out like we say the giants game earlier in the season, things like. that will you know, but listen, it is what it is. our guys credit our team forgetting out the big leads. it is great that our players do, that the the execution is there. are there things that we have to fix and tighten up, sure do but at the same time, when you can build that lead, and then just let your defense take kind of over, with the pass russian things that far nature , it is fun to watch and fun to be a part of t but yes, you would like -- >> and coach doug pederson wrapping up the question about how they played these game,

some of them coming with ease instead of the struggle. very interesting. >> yes. >> and you can watch the -- continue to watch the press conference on cbsphilly.com. lesley van arsdall will have more coverage on the birds wig win starting today at 5:00. >> well, chopper three over some breaking news in south jersey, the bomb squad was called to the 1100 block of west park avenue in lindenwold this morning. after the discovery of some possible explosives. we are told contractor tours digging the area found what may be a world war ii style mortar. no word on any evacuations, and no injuries have been reported. >> homeless man is recovering this noon after he had to be rescued from a trash truck in philadelphia's juniata park neighborhood. authorities say the victim was sleeping in a dumpster overnight whether worker lifted them into their truck. firefighters carried out two hour long rescue here in the 300 block of erie avenue. we're told alert neighbors first sounded the alarm, as something was wrong. >> some neighbors actually

heard yelling from inside of a municipal waste truck. apparently an individual who was homeless was asleep in a dumpster and got transferred from the dumpster into the truck. >> the victim was taken to temple hospital in critical condition for stomach, hip and leg injuries. and last check, he has been upgrade today stable condition >> a three year old in southwest philadelphia remains in the hospital this noon, after shooting herself in the leg yesterday. the girls father, terrence williams and her grandmother are in police custody. toddler shot herself with his father's gun she found. the child is currently in stable condition and at children's hospital. williams and mcgill are facing several charges including endangering the welfare after child, wreckless endangerment and pampering with evidence. >> reverend al sharpton going to state princeton meet with philly rapper meek mill. among the growing list of civil advocate critical of meek mill's inch tars case,

sentenced two to four year for violating his probation. sharpton expected to discuss criminal justice reform. >> popular massage chain facing sexual assault and at least one accuse is her from our area. >> vision be by buzz feed news found more than 180 women claims their message envy therapist groped them and performed other sexual act on them. >> suings and ingram said she was at the company's west chester location two years ago when she was assaulted. >> he lifted up my body, groped both of my breasts, roughly, and aggressively, put his hands down to the lower part of my body. >> when shy called the manager to complain, she said she got what seemed like a scripted response. so, she filed a police report. greg argos will have the rest of ingram's disturbing story that's later today on " eyewitness news."

>> senator al franken gives first television interview since four women accuse him of sexual misconduct. sat down with sister station in minneapolis, the democrat said he will not resign from the senate but admitted he does have a lot of work to do to earn back the trust of minnesota votersment franken previously apologized for his inapropriate behavior with leanne tweet end, accused him of forceably kissing and groping her. three other women have accused him for groping him while posting for photos. >> i can't say is that hasn't happened. i take thousands and thousands of pictures. we sometimes end crowded in chaotic situations. >> meantime congressman john conyers stepping down from his position as ranking democrat on the house judiciary committee. accusations of his conduct, investigating a claim he paid former staffer more than $27,000 to set al complaint. the monday after "black friday" is the busiest on line shopping day of the year. commodore barry g up on cbs-3

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>> today could be the biggest on line shopping day. >> experts predict sales could reach as much as $6.6 billion. cbs correspondent tony decopa reports, 17% more than last year. >> amazon customers world-wide bought more than 64 million items on cyber monday last year. that is 740 items per second. this time around, a surge in shoppers clicking their smart phones will keep the employees inside this monmouth fulfillment center just as busy according to spokes juan, >> we're already seeing thanksgiving day with one of the most popular shopping days of the year. >> many didn't wait for cyber monday deals, got head start on "black friday." consumers spent a record $5 billion the day after thanksgiving. enticed by deep discount on computers, televisions and toys. the increasing popularity of on line shopping is also putting pressure on traditional retailers, says

economics professor david clark. >> i would say the number of shops that are created as a result of, you know, companies like amazon, is surpassed by the number of shops that are lost in the traditional bricks and mortar type of establishments. >> amazon, which is hired more than 120,000 seasonal employees, to work at its 75 fulfill fulfillment centers across the country doesn't believe cyber monday will necessarily lead to brick and mortar stores going out every business. >> i think there are a lot of players in retail, and there is room for a lot of winners. >> this facility is also highly automated as you can see from the conveyor belt. but amazon says it just means more work for its employees. more than 4,000 of them, in this facility, alone. tony, cbs news, robinsville, new jersey. okay, so here is the breakdown. each on line shopper will spends average of $270.

>> i've already spent a hundred, so -- >> well, meantime the president and first laidly spent their first christmas in the white house. >> still ahead, mrs. trump takes us on tour of the white house decorations, than year, there is a traditional twist. we will be right back.

>> mandatory evacuation orders is? place for 100,000 people near an errupting volcano. >> sparring spewing ash, resident and visitors have been told to leave the area. volcanic activity forced the islands' airport to close, standing tens of thousands of travelers. about 1100 people were killed

during the volcano last major erruption that happened in 1963. >> chelsey ingram here with a look at the forecast, if we can just copy and pays what i've seen earlier? >> yes. you can copy and payste today, copy and paste tomorrow, and the next day. >> here is the wrinkle. >> it will eventually, yes, beautiful weather out there today, just out on the skydeck , feeling nice with the sunshine on apply back. we take you right now live look out cape may, from the cape may camera down the shore atop the montreal inn just look at the gorgeous blue skies, now another location where we have some gorgeous baby blue skies, in the kutztown area. we have temperature checking in around 48 degrees, but it does -- just look at that picture, you can thank high pressure for this gorgeous, gorgeous weather. tan will stick around for few days. 52 degrees right now in philadelphia. possible we could get up maybe one, two more degrees, before the afternoon is through. fifty-two wilmington, upper 40 's in reading, ooh degrees

lancaster, 50 in allentown, 40th mount pocono right around 50 degrees in trenton and down the shore temperatures are in the low and mid 50's, 51 wildwood. right around 54 degrees, in atlantic city. it is a little bit on the breezy side. winds coming in out of the west-northwest at 13 in philadelphia. actually, at 20 miles per hour , sustained in reading. seventeen in allentown. right around 15 in mount pocono. the win are going to subside though, as we head into the evening, also tonight. so, that's going to set us up for really beautiful nice, still good night to wear a jacket. will drop down into the 40's, light winds by 6:00. 46 degrees by 8:00 p.m. p.m. very seasonable night setting up as we head into the overnight hours, tonight. tomorrow, going to be anything but seasonable. temperatures will be on the rise. it is all courtesy of that jet stream. pushing up to the north. ridge building on in. and as a result, we will have some milder air that will push its way into the region. both tuesday, and also wednesday, so let me show you what i am talking about here.

today, all right, very close to average, very seasonable day today. but by tomorrow up to around 57 degrees, for that high temperature, by wednesday, 62 degrees, can you believe, that's about 10 degrees above average for this time of year. the end of the week, even really not bad at all, finishing the month of november, starting out december, on seasonable note. really, you can see the last day in november very mild note for today, beautiful sunshine, seasonable out there this afternoon. high temperature making into the low to mid 50's, ream on -- region wide. mostly clear skies tonight, over night low around 37 degrees. that's also very seasonable for this time of year. let me show you a look at the eyewitness weather seven day forecast, looks like this. copy, paste today, tomorrow, raising degrees just a few, 57 y and paste tuesday, wednesday, more sunshine, 62 degrees for the high temperature even thursday, few more clouds in the forecast, but overall, not bad at all s as we head into

friday, okay, this is the first of december, that's when we will be bringing showers back to the forecast. but as of right now, it is looking like those showers will clear out just in time for the weekends, saturday, high temperature of 50 degrees on sunday, 50 degrees, not bad at all. >> not bad at all. control, control, keep going. >> sheas how i made that graphic. >> right click. >> thanks, chelsey. >> today kicks off our 29th annual cbs-3 toyfest. you can help local families this holiday season on. >> toyfest benefits children in need. served by the salvation army, liberty uso and boys and girls club of camden county. you can drop off new unwrapped toy here the at our cbs-3 studios at 1555 hamilton street. or at any of our partner locations. please, visit cbsphilly.com/ toyfest for complete list of drop-off locations, and details of our toyfest event. and we're coming right back.

>> inspired to give, and many count on that support. jim donovan, later today on " eyewitness news" at 5:00 not all organizations are worthy of your donations. find out what you should know before giving anyone your money, that's today at 5:00. thanksgiving now behind us , the white house is ready for christmas. >> first lady melania trump has operated for more traditional decor this year, her added touches to the

standards include a wreath on every window, and wintery branches lining east winds walkway. at the end of the walkway is the tree decorated with the trump family officials christmas ornament, morning the returning decor 18-foot tree and 250 pounds gingerbread white house. >> oh, wow. >> wow. >> a lot of gram cracker. >> beautiful. just down the road, the capitol christmas tree was put up this morning on the west front lawn of the us capitol. this is a 79-foot spruce that comes from montana. it will be litton the evening of december 6. >> feel it in the air, the holiday is here. >> awesome temperatures. that's "eyewitness news" at noon, i'm joe holden. >> i'm rahel solomon. we're always on line at cbsphilly.com. >> have a great monday. the young and the restless is coming your way next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

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