locations of sexual assault. good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. tonight we are learning one of those accusers is from our area "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos has details and the response from the company. >> reporter: the nation's large peace sage and spa chain facing criminal allegations, 180 woman throughout u.s. have accused massage envy therapist of groping them and some cases accusations are coming forward oven more serious sexual assault. >> i was really in a state of shock, disbelief, fear. >> reporter: susan ingram lives in chester county she was a regular customer at this massage envy location at west goshen town centers in west chester, on her seventh vice tonight 2015 she says that therapist james, began rubbing his groin against her. >> he lifted up my body, groped both of my breasts roughly, aggressively, put his hands down to the lower part of my body. >> reporter: too disturbed to

a report the assault immediately she called the manager after she got home. >> she said in a very apparently very scripted response we invite to you talk about your services. >> reporter: according to buzz feed, ingram, just one of the more than 180 woman who filed sexual assault lawsuits, police report, and state board complaints against massage envy spas. their employees, and the national company. after filing formal police report he pleaded guilty to sexually molesting a total of nine female clients and now behind bars. west chester district attorney 's office says there have been no other sexual assault allegations at this location, since. we also reached out to massage envy corporate office and in a statement spokesperson writes in part each of these incidents is heart breaking for us and for franchise that is operate massage envy locations. we will never stop looking for ways to help our franchises provide a safe environment. now tom hogan, district attorney in chester county

suggests customers going to any spa first check with the owner about how that business hires their employees, hogan says that businesses like spas can attract sexual predators and it is important to have proper screening process is in place. live from the sat center, greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> greg, thank you. police need public's help identifying a suspect who assaulted an elderly blind man during a robbery in delaware county this happened 2:30 yesterday afternoon on glendale road. police say seven five-year old victim was walking home when he was robbed of $100 and his cell phone. he also suffered a broken hip and leg, in the attack and underwent surgery today. >> this happened in broad daylight and we're asking the public for their help. series of detectives group checking terminal to see if we can find somebody. >> upper darby police say if you know who committed this crime, they want to hear from you. a toddler's father terence

williams and her grandmother barbara mcgill, are in police custody tonight after the child accidentally shot herself in the leg yesterday in southwest philadelphia. the three-year old shot herself with her father's handgun that she found in the bedroom of their home on south wilton street. she's hospitalized in stable condition. williams said mcgillian williams are facing several charges including endangering welfare of the child, reckless endangerment and tampering with evidence. they just keep on winning. the eagles cruised to 10-one on the season as they bold over yeah, the bears, in south philadelphia. i love. that when they did. that but now bird face arguablably their toughest stretch so far this season. they are on the road next three weeks. they play well on the road. they face seattle seahawks, los angeles rams and new york football giants. a road, a rough road trip, for sure, you would think. >> right, but we don't want to get too far ahead of ourselves

we want want want to revel and sit back and enjoy it. >> we are getting used to these double digit wins, guys. it is quite impressive. eagles crushing bears, complete come nation, on both side of the ball. carson wentz continues his mvp caliber play throwing three more touchdowns, he need five more to plane sonny george son 's team mark in 1961. defense held bears to 140-yard , the fewest they have allowed in i game since 1996. now as we mentioned the next three games are on the road, two of them out west, doug pederson says this is a good measuring stick for the team. >> great test for us in the month of december, teams need to be playing their best football, and it would be a great opportunity for our guys to start something and continue what we have begun hopefully this, during this stretch. >> all right. we will get to see how they play in a true test.

>> those road teams are worried about our team too, trust me. >> trust me. >> listen, everybody is talking about the eagles. eagles are playing so well even basketball players are taking notice. lebron james is in town talking about the sixers and he had a little bit to say about the eagles star quarterback. >> my favorite player is carson wentz. i told my brot their earlier in the season. i love the way he plays the game. the way he is able to do the progression through the three step and five step drop, and get out of the pocket, very smart player. really good team. >> that is from a cowboys fan, guys. >> that is right, he is. >> yes. >> lebron is looking tired there. >> hopefully he is tired tonight. >> a little grumpy. >> yes. >> thanks, leslie. age does not matter when you are an eagles fans just ask students at stanton elementary school this were lucky recipient of the nfl hometown grant during a pep rally with which eagles players today. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh was there and joins

us live from lincoln financial field to tell us all bit, anita. >> reporter: ukee and jessica some eagles players are staying busy a day after improving to 10-one. if you thought energy around this city from fans has been electric, wait until you meet these two. this is iain stanton elementary school in south philadelphia welcomed special visitors on monday. couple of eagles players, cheerleaders and. >> swoop. >> it is a great opportunity to be with the kid, see how energetic they were to exercise and learn about eating well. >> reporter: school received a $10,000 grant as part of the nfl play 60 initiative. which encourages children to be active for 60 minutes per day, and to eat healthy food. >> they were up, they were moving, they had such a wonderful time seeing players. >> reporter: fourth graders isaiah murray enjoyed pep rally. >> they did a whole bunch of

healthy exercises. >> reporter: murray learned a lot by watching bird play. >> i love when they play, they don't cheat and do all this stuff and act like, act like they didn't win. they just train more and they do it better next time. this is their year for them. >> reporter: matt hollins says the team is feeling electric energy from fans and explains what he credits their success too. >> it is just the locker room. everybody is buying into what the coaches are telling us. everybody has each others back there is no me guys on the team. >> reporter: eagles play the sea hawks on sunday night. live from the linc, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". those young people will never forget. that thanks very much. still to come on "eyewitness news" will we see sun to close out november? maybe? kate. >> that is right, guys, we have sunshine just been day and temperatures are on the rise with a southeasterly flow we will tell you when we hit

60's and couple showers could creep in the forecast this week, lauren? well, holiday season has begun and cbs three is kicking off our toy fest campaign and i have toys, but i need more toys, and i'll tell you what you can bring more toys to fill up these bins when we come right

liberty uso and boys an girls club of camden county. >> lauren casey is in the cbs-3 great hall with special gets and boxes, full of toys. we will talk to them in a second.

first up lets talk to joe brooks from the uso tell us about your organization. >> in short we're dealing provide, comfort, care, support of the military families in virginia and southern new jersey. >> why does your mission matter so well with the toy fest mission. >> it is incredibly expensive time of the year, and our warriors did not take the oath to defend the country for promise of wealth and richest. let's keep that discretionary spend nothing their pockets and provide toys to military kid. >> i agree. let's focus over here. we have a great family with us specialist kyle warner and his family, and, this is who. >> and is this so cute. >> yes, you are. >> yes, gabby, you are so cute >> thank you. >> yes. >> earlier she was going, like this, i'm so cute. >> yes. >> what does this campaign mean to you and your family. >> it means a lot around this time of the year, uso, helps military families abroad,

stateside, around the holidays , and anytime we are in need they help out, all they can. >> and why is it so important around the holiday season a lot of families are here, deployed at this time and uso give and help families, their families are deployed and loved won are out supporting, and making sure everyone is safe you like this mike, with you this isn't a fun toy. lets get you a fun toy. do you want to pick out something. oh, what do we have right there, yes. >> who is that, gabby. >> elmo. >> elmo. >> lets see if we can do, do you think she will dot cute. >> you're so cute. >> no, we didn't get it. what she got the book now and, of course, you can donate toys , free, unwrapped, bring them down to the station and help kid out line gabby and families like kyle warner's family. thanks, gentlemen brooks for being with us. we have to fill these up and get gabby more gifts and she

will do cute later. i will take a video and tweet it out because it is press a adorable. >> that sounds great. >> gabby said look this book is cuter right now. >> i need to get focused. >> i want this. >> appreciate it. >> if you'd like to take part in toy fest very easy just drop off a new than wrapped toy at our cbs-3 studios at 1555 hamilton street or any of our partner locations. you can visit cbs philly .com/toy fest for a complete list of drop off, locations and details of our toy fest events. >> meteorologist kate bilo will be at one of those events tomorrow. >> i will, indeed, if you have a new unwrapped toy, bring it down, we will be live at rittenhouse square tree lighting. i will there been to help light tree tomorrow at 5:00 p.m., we have a great program lined up, we hope you will join us to ring in the season, light up the tree and bring a toy for a child, in need. so many options, where you can bring these new unwrapped toys to help make a child's holiday

that much brighter. take a look, what a beautiful sunset it was tonight over the city of philadelphia chopper three was up in the air and got this amazing footage for us, look at size of the sun, sinking down over horizon, lots of colors behind the buildings, beautiful end to what turned out to be a beautiful day, not a lot of wind and comfortable conditions. on our palmyra cove nature park we have caught a time lapse of the sunset, shadows lengthening through afternoon and watch how sky just lights up pink once the sun goes down , beautiful silhouette of the city there from our neighborhood network. storm scan three shows just cloud overhead this is part and parcel of the warm front lifting north here tomorrow, into wednesday, and that will usher very warm air into the region from the southwest, southwest winds already trying to pop up off to the south and that will invade area starting tomorrow, temperatures right new in the bad, little chilly in the 40's in most spots. still hanging on to 52. we will see urban heat island

effect concrete in the city retains heat longer until you see temperature and airport temperature higher then surrounding areas on sunny days. our almanac shows we got to 54 two above average, pretty seasonal. morning low 2 degrees above average but tomorrow we will start to warm up. we will go from 54 today to temperatures in the upper 50's tomorrow high of 58. fifty-five tomorrow in trenton fifty-six in millville. we will hit 53 degrees in allentown. it is all thanks to the southwest wind. we have two front approaching one wash out coming through dry on wednesday and another one that approaches thursday but with high pressure starting to push east in the region we will get in southeasterly flow bringing temperatures like we said near 60 tomorrow, 10 degrees above average wednesday as we head in the 60's and does look to stay dry. that front wednesday washes out. thursday not as warm as wednesday will be but we are dry until these showers come through thursday night into friday morning and we should

clear out again for weekend. lets take a look at how temperatures will rise from 54 today. fifty-eight tomorrow, 62 on wednesday, it is full 10 degrees above average and just cooler but still seasonal thursday and friday. doesn't feel like winter but take a look, only 13 days until our average first snowfall, guys, 24 days until official start of winter, only 28 days new four weeks from today, christmas day and new years day, 35 days away. so even though it may not be feeling like it, holidays around the corner and winter is coming. sunny, milder, 58 degrees on your tuesday, as we head in the eyewitness weather seven day forecast, well, we have a nice warm up on wednesday, thursday more seasonal. friday, that icon looks a little worse then it will be, we will have showers in the morning. we will then clear it out, saturday and sunday, little chilly but seasonal for the first week end of the december . >> yes, just looks scary but not that bad. >> thanks, kate.

reverend al sharpton went behind bars to visit meek mill in prison. >> philly rapper serving two to four years for violating his probation that some are calling excessive. justin udo from our kyw news radio affiliate was in chester with the visit. >> this is state institutional in chester. for two to four years rapper meek mill will call this, home but throughout his first few weeks in prison meek, whose real name robert williams has gotten and outpouring of support there has been rails. celebrities stood by him and more than 200,000 people signed a petition asking tom wolf to reconsider the 30 year-old rapper's sentence. monday reverend al sharpton paid a visit. >> i came because i feel like meek represents thousands of people in pennsylvania and tens of thousands around the country that have been victimized by abusive

probationary and parole systems. >> reporter: sharpton said too often people like meek trying to get their lives right with the law get stuck in an never ending cycle. >> if you can do this to a successful artist like meek mill you can do this to many around the country. >> he is a symbol of the abuse of the system, that will violate you over nothing and end up ruining the powe tension and the ability to move forward in life. >> reporter: sharpton spent american an hour talking to meek about his situation. >> he really said reverend, if nothing else, let people understand what this system does. >> reporter: sharpton says during their time together meek stayed in good spirits with his biggest concern being well-being of his mom and son. justin udo for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". all right. well, leslie is coming up next with sports. >> that is right, king's in town, lebron james, we will

see how process is working when cavilers play sixers tonight. what does he think about ben simmons. plus we will go inside eagles locker room to hear doug pederson's message after yesterday's big win against the bears.

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so one day after, my gosh, the ninth victory in a row. >> wow. >> yes. >> special. >> eagles were soaking it in, coach talking. >> the coach. >> anyone who didn't think doug pederson was a good coach , i think this season has change a lot of mind. doug pederson is now candidate for nfl coach of the years. bird have best record in football. quite deserved. doug has a great relationship with his players and it shows on and off the field. here's what he said, after the big win over chicago. >> you take whatever circumstance you have that week, and you just put it inside and go dominate. that is what great teams do,

okay. great teams do that. they dominate their opponent. we talked about it last night. this season is a marathon. you don't get medals going 18 or 19 miles. you get medals for finishing the raise. i'm so proud of you. >> best thing about this team though, everybody is contributing, we go back, evaluate, think about what you bring to the table, bring it every week. these next three weeks. this is our season. we have to get it. turn it up another notch, get your mine right, we will be on the road, we will show them what we have been all about. we ain't close took finished. family on three, 123, family. >> i'm all in. >> flares face cross state rivals and defending champion penguins tonight, and orange and block, and, andrew mc donald who has been out, with the leg injury. in 35 minutes sixers will hoe the cavilers and lebron james, ben simmons listed as questionable but all signs point to him being in that

line up and will guard the king. they have a good relationship. ben and lebron work out together during summer, and today lebron was asked to compare ben's game to his. >> i don't know, that is for you guys, you guys can do that comparison. bone been is his own make up of speed, power, quickness, built to pass the ball, go down the field for a gain. i am who i am. so on and so on. you guys can do that comparison stuff. >> he is serious. >> yes. >> we will see what happens. >> "cbs evening news" just a few minutes away. >> anthony mason has a look ahead. >> hi ukee and jessica tonight prince harry chooses a bride, how their courtship is break ing mold for royal family plus a look at megan markle's humble beginning in southern california. also tonight did the

president use a racial slur what he said about elizabeth warren what he said honoring native americans. those stories just ahead on the "cbs evening thanks for the ride-along, captain! i've never been in one of these before, even though geico has been- ohhh. ooh ohh here we go, here we go. you got cut off there, what were you saying? oooo. oh no no. maybe that geico has been proudly serving the military

for over 75 years? is that what you wanted to say? mhmmm. i have to say, you seemed a lot chattier on tv. geico. proudly serving the military for over 75 years. you ok back there, buddy?

school district of philadelphia is kicking off giving week with highlighting its mentoring program at frankford high school. >> today "eyewitness news" got a look at students playing games, focusing on college access and financial literacy.

they offer high school student to be opportunity to be mentor by experts who helped prepare them for college. every month students in grade 10 through 12 spend several hours meeting with advisors who help them with college accessibility, including applying for financial aid. that program has been in place at frankford since 2009. well, thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at 10 on our sister station cw philly and back here at is 11:00. up next, "cbs evening news", tonight royal wedding fever is gripping great britain new details on how prince harry proposed to american actress megan markle and how their union is a ground breaking moment for the royal family. from new york, here now is anthony mason, take care family we will see you tonight

>> oh, yay. >> glor: oh, yay, indeed. wedding bells for prince harry, taking an american life. >> yes, as a matter of fact i could barely let you finish proposings. can i say yes now? >> mason: also tonight... >> they call her pocahontas. >> mason: she calls it... >> a racial slur. >> mason: delivered at a ceremony honoring native americans. manic monday at amazon as holiday shoppers hit the keyboard. >> it's so much easier to click. >> mason: and cigarette makers are advertising on television again. >> us smokers would rather fight than switch. >> mason: with one big difference. >> smoking kills on average