that is all we know about person inside, authorities again are calling this a death investigation. lets take a listen. >> upon their arrival, they initiated that investigation. we can confirm at this time it is in the very early stage. detective are on the scene long with troop one police patrol personnel and they are currently initiating a death investigation and it is very early stages. >> reporter: ukee and jessica you can see over my shoulder another tow truck just came in it appears that two tow trucks are here to toe two vehicles. i want to point out that authorities cannot say with 100 percent certainty there is not a suspect on the run. they do not want the public to worry. they say thinks an isolated crime scene at day one motel in wilmington. waiting on a briefing from authorities, hope to have more information coming up tonight at 6:00. reporting from wilmington, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> david, we will see you then

, thank you. three teenagers are charged as adults tonight in connection with the death of a man in northeast philadelphia the 57 year-old victim was found over a week ago beaten and unconscious, on a street in the mayfair section of the city. >> "eyewitness news" reporter a leash's nieves live outside police headquarters with the details on how police caught up with the suspects, alycia. >> reporter: police say they have received tips from the community and a lot of help from officials over at lincoln high school. we are told that three teens charged all were students at that high school. now authorities also added that they did find a cell phone, near where the 57 year-old man was beat up and that was first step in closing in on their teenage suspects and now alleged killer. with a week after this 57 year-old man kevin cullen was robbed, beaten, and killed, here along luring street in mayfair these three teens have ban rested and then charge. >> they were all charged with murder-related offences. >> reporter: three teens, emmanuel harris, 16 year-old malik page and 14 year-old

brandon conrad all lived in mayfair and were all lincoln high school students. now they are in jail, facing murder charges, as adults. >> we know when we confirmed through the investigation that the motive was robbery. mr. cullen's pockets were turned out. other items in the investigation led us there as well. >> reporter: unaudible. >> nothing to say. >> reporter: people in this mayfair community who put up a memorial for kevin cullen knew him as a man who at the time of his death was going through a rough patch and didn't have much to take. >> he was bouncing from place to place, living with different people, at times, definitely well known in the neighborhood. frankly we had been having neighbors nothing say about the man. >> reporter: kevin cullen is dead killed allegedly by hits to the head he took from these three teens and they may spend the rest of hear lives in jail philadelphia homicide captain john ryan says that this is an unfortunate reminder to all teens. >> committing robbery is not

the answer for important dumb, it shouldn't be a right of passage. tragic consequences. >> reporter: authorities told us just a little while ago they do not expect to make anymore arrests in this case, even though they believe that there was a fourth person present during the beaten, beating of mr. kevin cullen. now authorities would not elaborate anymore on why that fourth person will not be charged. for now reporting live outside philadelphia police headquarters alycia nieves for cbs-3 eyewitness news. a philadelphia judge has denied a bail request for jail rapper meek mill, entertainer 's legal team urged the judge to reconsider a two to four year sentence handed down last in for probation violations. judge jeanine brinkly wrote in the 119 page opinion mill is a danger to himself and the community, because of what she says is a history of continued drug use. she also claims that he is an increased flight risk. mill remains behind bars at a

state prison in chester. the judge has since refused to comment. a former north charleston police officer faces up to life in prison for shooting death of an unarmed black man, sentencing phase of michael slager's federal trial began in the south carolina courtroom. he pleaded guilty in may to violating the civil rights of walter scott, former officer shot scott in april 2015 after scott fled a traffic stop. cell phone video from an eyewitness capture that deadly confrontation, his sentencing hearing could last several days. woman is lucky to be alive after a hail of bullets struck her car as she drove through north philadelphia this morning. police were called to the 1800 block of inning sol street just before 2:00 a.m. detectives discovered bullet holes in the woman's car and across the windshield. woman was not hurt and police are investigating. a crash involving a school bus in chester sent several students to the hospital, it happened around 7:45 this morning, near second and till man streets. police say minivan hit bus

while trying to change lanes, seven of the 29 students on the bus were taken to crozer-chester hospital for treatment, and have been since released. minivan driver also went to the hospital, another bus, took the remaining students, to school. well, eagles nine game winning streak came ton and he late last night after 14-point loss to the seahawks. >> sports director don bell joining us now that was a tough one to watch. >> yeah, brutal in so many ways, because you know that they are better, then what you saw. >> no question. >> so that is what they have to handle. eagles played their war game of the season and they paid for it. now they are tied with the minnesota vikings for best record in the nfc at 10-two but by virtue of tie breakers, they actually fall from first place to second. last night seahawks quarterback russell wilson dove into the mvp discussion with an epic performance 10, to nothing in the first after that toss to jimmy graham. in the third wilson again, he threw for three scores and

eagles top ranked offense only scored 10 points, the bird lose, by 14. so we have been updating you each week on the eagles odd of making it all the way. so now what? we have been tracking the numbers, for more than a month and despite last night's loss temple university professor george deemer says chances are still pretty good, he studies odd in the sports gambling markets. eagles are between a 12 to 15 percent chance to win it all. but that number was baiter file wins ago. bird peaked at 20 percent. here's what fans to have say. >> we didn't play our best game, kind of confirms one of my fears that we're a good team but not quite at that level of the seahawks and patriots and teams like that. >> overall i'm disappointed but i'm not any worse for worry, we will be fine, we're 10-two. nothing panic about.

>> my man. >> um-hmm. >> we're 10-two. don't panic. >> that is right. >> chill out. >> chill. >> and, 15-one good probably not. they probably had a loss coming. it is disturbing how it happen lets see how they bounce back this week in l.a. >> mark of a good team. >> you have to learn those lessons too. >> speaking of los angeles the team is on the west coast right now as we speak as they get to prior to take on l.a. rams and i'm going out there, and we will start reporting live from los angeles on wednesday, and i understand that doug pederson is at the podium right now with his regular weekly press conference, on monday so let's list men to the head coach right now. >> players mentioned you didn't think it was a great week of practice, what, can you tell us a little bit more about that. >> we obviously we pride ourself in our work and getting our work done in the week. i feel strongly about you win

games during the week. sometimes, sometimes things come up, and, you know, as a coach you are always maybe more nervous then you should be the way we practiced and, you know, i just think that the way, probably the last couple of weeks, what you saw probably previous to the last two weeks you didn't see penalties, you didn't see turnovers and negative things that have been going on to me that is a direct correlation to how we have practiced during the week. that is what i mean by that. and, we have got to get, we have to get that erased this week. >> doug, have you talk to the coaches, guys responsible for review as to protocol, what exactly went wrong in not challenging, telling to you challenge. >> let me ask you a question when you say what went wrong. >> did you think that was illegal forward pass. >> well, i said last night, watching it live, and then the information that i was gathered, and getting, and i

already used a challenge in that quarter, you know, the risk of losing a time out in those situations, jussie didn't feel it was, at the right time for me to make that decision to challenge it again >> you're listening live to doug pederson on the west coast talking about last night 's loss to salt but once again looking forward, looking forward to the next game, we will stay out there all week, and get ready for rams. >> it is interesting because he said you win games during the week. he says that is a direct message to his team, that is now way from home for an entire week and practicing on the west coast where there are a lot of distractions, guys, stay focused this is a business trip. >> exactly right. >> we will see what happens. good test for them. >> see new a little bit. there are new developments on the president's travel ban supreme court will allow

administration to fully enforce a ban on travel, by residents of six mostly muslim countries. the justices with two dissent ing votes decided that the policy can take fully affect as legal challenges make their way through the courts. we are also learning more about the tax overhaul package that the republican in the early hours of this saturday, morning. one republican senator bob corker of tennessee voted against it. democrats say only good thing about the bill is it is not law yet, that may change soon. >> the tax cuts and jobs act as amended is passed. >> reporter: republicans hailed their one and a half trillion dollar tax bill as a victory for middle class. >> ordinary hard working americans will pay less and it will be simply for them to pay >> reporter: cuts corporate tax rate from 35 to 20 percent but individuals and families get a temporary tax cut, on average, a family of four earning $75,000, would see its $2,200 benefit, disappear by

2025. >> millions of americans must be watching in stunned dis belief tonight. >> reporter: bill could hurt people in higher tax state many democratic leaning because state income tax will no longer be deductible, state legislation also kills obama care's individual mandate, democrats criticized its hasty final drafting. >> some of the pages were completely crossed off and text replace by handwritten notes. >> reporter: last minute add include an amendment that spares cruise lines from paying higher taxes and another that opens up part of the arctic national wild life refuge to drilling. something environmentalist have oyongo posed. so now that the senate and house bills have to be reconciled, that is a final step that could test the very narrow senate majority. congress will vote to send that vote to conference tonight, president trump is expect to get final bill by christmas. meanwhile president trump continues to criticize the fbi

, over its role in the investigation into russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. on the white house lawn earlier today the president made comments about former national security advisor michael flynn, but could be facing prison time for lying to the fbi. >> i feel badly for general flynn. i feel very badly. he has led a very strong life. i feel very badly badly john. i will say this, hillary clinton lied many times to the fbi, nothing happened to her. flynn lied and they destroyed his life. i think it is a shame. >> it follows weekend's twit's tack on the credibility of the fbi, another weekend tweet has trump opponents questioning whether the president obstructed justice when he fired fbi director james comey but president's personal lawyer says he, not the president, crafted that tweet. the president has formally endorsed roy moore in the alabama senate race, the president is looking past sexual misconduct allegations against moore arguing his vote

is needed in the senate. special election in alabama is december 12th. four days before the election, the president will head line a campaign-style rally in pensacola florida, less than 20 miles from the alabama border. here's the president's tweet democrats refusal to give one vote for massive tax cuts is why we need republican roy moore to win in alabama. we need his vote on stopping crime, illegal immigration, border wall, military, pro life, va, judge's, second amendment and month. no to jones a pelosi/schumer puppet. billy bush is breaking his silent about the infamous access hollywood tape that appears to have record i had a lewd conversation with donald trump well before he ran for president. what bush is saying now and when you can see him talk about it on cbs-3. new legal way young kid can use facebook it is not your typical facebook page and it leaves options opened to the parent or guardian. >> we will b

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said leave winter coat in the closet at least for now you will need it don't put tighte farrah way. don't put it in the back of the closet because by end of the week and this upcoming weekend big changes are heading our way. lets look outside. beautiful evening. we will go up to bethlehem where it is bustling on main street. we have christmas lights up as we head toward christmas holiday not far away now three weeks from today is christmas day if that is don't put it in sharp focus, time to start that shopping if you have in the already. you can see flags on the hotel bethlehem not moving much, not a lot of wind, pretty nice evening to be outside. lets take a look at a time lapse from kutztown, kutztown area middle school. forty-two there right now. we are seeing high cloud drift by but not a lot of win, once sun was shining it felt nice, mild with temperatures once again over and above average for this time of the year. changes on the way. first a nice warm flow thanks to the warm front and pushing its way through portions of the northe, behind it though

cold front will come through tomorrow. see that cold front back here, skinny little line of showers, thunderstorms over iowa and into missouri much colder air lies bee behind that cold front and that comes through for us tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. so right now still mild out there even though sun's down we are hanging on to 50 in philadelphia. forty-eight in wilmington. forty-six in millville. forty-seven in atlantic city airport. as we zoom toward great lakes is there a bubble of warmth moving in for us tomorrow. look at 60's here. chicago 64 right now. lexington 64 as well. st. louis. sixty-six. here comes the cold. minneapolis seeing that battle between warm and cold right now, 54 but temperatures will get much colder there. tomorrow, for us we will hit 54 today, that is about 5 degrees above average. morning low on target at 34 degrees, chilly, frosty morning but not quite as cold overnight into tomorrow morning as cloud move in. overnight it does cloud up. couple sprinkles possible by

5:00 a.m. and on and off showers here through the morning hours but it is this time tomorrow afternoon that the steady rain will come through along that front. here's 5:00 p.m. watch out for slow afternoon commute across the area tomorrow, five, six, 7:00, that rain moving through still and starts to slow down as well, rain builds in on the back end. rain could continue into early wednesday morning and then we will open up flood gates chilly air by end of the week. look at this colder air swinging through by the upcoming weekend, next half an hour we will tell you how cold it will get and talk about the chance to possibly see a few snowflakes. tomorrow cloudy, mild, rain at times 62 degrees the day time high. we will go from the 60's and 40's and we will stay there if not worse. over weekend it will barely get out of the 30's both saturday and sunday, and tell but a system that could bring a few snow showers over the region in the next half an hour. >> if not worse in there.

>> i heard you. >> thanks, kate. budweiser wants to be first beer distributor on mars what the company is send to go space later this week coming up. also, l.l. cool j gets a big honor, first rapper and young toes receive this award, find out what it is in the hot minute with bex, done. wentz wagon hits a bump in the road straight ahead what carson is saying about his rough night in seattle. sports next.

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seahawks, first quarter he over threw wide open nelson agholor who had a chance to score. in the third quarter, wentz calling his own number, and then he fulled and it looks like he would have scored a touchdown to tie the game. eagles suffered their first loss since week two in septa begins kansas city. carson knows that play was a back breaker. >> it is tough to do that on the road, close situations like that, when down there at 1 yard line. tough to do that and expect to win, especially coming out, first drive of the second half the way we did. we were rolling there. yeah, it is tough. >> i mean it happen. we turn the ball over. you just can't do that especially down there. especially down in the red zone. it will cost you have time. >> it will indeed cost you. carson and bird flying straight from sat toll l.a. where they will play nine- three l.a. rams on sunday

we will broadcast it live from southern california starting on wednesday, as of right now eagles every two-point under dogs, no, we cannot have two straight losses. >> are you striking a pose in there. >> i was looking at i. >> what aim doing there. >> my my apology. >> my heisman. >> so athletic. >> safe travels, buddy. coming up next half an hour it has been years long debate in new jersey now question of sports betting is in the hands of the supreme court, governor christie was there inside the supreme court today, cherri gregg from kyw news radio will tell us what happened next. thousands of soldiers and hundreds of planes take to the skies for war games, who said it was a bad idea and says it was a necessary evil? we will be right

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the nation's highest court is hearing a case that could make sports betting legal, in the garden state. new jersey voters approved a resolution, 2011 to allow it , and then governor christie signed tonight to law three years later. but since then effort has been tied up in court. governor christie says that the state comes out on the winning side, gamblers could begin taking bets within two weeks of the high court decision. new jersey wants to appropriately regulate sports gaming, and here's why, because we want to do it because 65 percent of the people of new jersey said they want to do it and we have a long experience, of over 40 years of casino gaming in our state where we have shown we can appropriately regulate, gambling in the state. 1992 federal law bans sports bet nothing all but four states, delaware, montana , nevada and oregon. cherry greg from kyw news radio was inside the supreme

court, for today's proceedings >> she joins us from our satellite center and what can you tell everyone about the key argument, made today. >> good afternoon ukee and jessica all about the federal can tell, states what they can and cannot do. for its part new jersey argued that it should be allowed, to bring in sports betting and casinos and race track, as we heard governor chris christie said they have don doing it for many years. they argued that the law in question, the professional, amateur sports protection act, stops them from doing that. they have been trying to repeal a part of the law that criminal ices sports betting in casino. federal government has told them that they cannot do this. now the ncaa has said that look, you know, sports betting would under mind the integrity of sports. despite the fact that, illegal sports betting is rampant, there are reports that the industry makes a hundred

billion with a b, dollars a year. so they are arguing that look this law has been in the books we are not telling new jersey what to do but what we are telling them is they need to stay out of sports betting all except those four states grandfathered back in 1992. but here, i want to point out that the justices were asking lots of questions, and because they hate controversy they hate dealing with constitutional issues, many believe that they will find a way to resolve this issue were not, without dealing with what the federal government can and cannot tell states to do with regard to sports betting. >> we understand to that end the ruling in this case can have broader implications beyond sports betting. >> definitely. if the court were to deal with this constitutional issue under the tenth amendment, it could deal with whether or not sanctuary policies remain legal, and it could also deal with whether or not additional states candy criminalized or

legalized marijuana, so a lot of court watches are paying attention to this because it could definitely impact, federal government, state relations. >> so as a public when do we expect a decision. >> we can reza shourd that we will have a decision in this case by middle of next year, and, and, dozens of other tied with passing laws. if new jersey wins you can spoke see sports betting coming up in a number of states across the country,. thanks so much. other news american and south korean forces started a massive military training exercise less than a week after north korea test fired its mess powerful missle ever. 12,000 u.s. troops, and 230 airplanes are taking part in missions with south korean forces. it is an annual drill but with tensions high, across korean peninsula there is focus on the war games.

we're ready to go right now 100 percent. >> china and russia calls for the exercise to be postponed but south korea's air force says it is vital to rehearse operations with the u.s. a florida high school soccer coach charged with taking a florida teen to the new york state made his first court appearance in syracuse today. they days period last week. rodriguez greed to wave extradition to florida, and now up to florida authorities to go to syracuse and take them back to face charges. he was found with 17 year-old caitlin, on friday, she was re united with her parents the following day and joins them during a press conference, this afternoon. >> we understand, we realize that this was a very big deal, and that there is a very long road ahead of us. we're already taking steps, toward rebuilding our lives after such an emotional week. >> reporter: her mother was told by one of the caitlin's

friend that is rodriguez wanted caitlin to leave the country with him. rodriguez faces felony charge in florida of interfering with child custody. tonight begins a new era for "cbs evening news", jeff glor takes over as anchor of the evening broadcast. >> i recently had a chance to speak with jeff about the example he choose toss set in this new role, and what the legacy of position means to him. >> being the best friend and collogue that i can be, trying to lead by example, and practicing the best journalism that we practice every single day, doing the job that i know we can all do that i have seen my collogues do consistently here for past 10 and a half years at cbs news. i know we can provide best reporting, the best writing, and the best story telling and i am really looking forward to highlight ago this every single night. >> lets talk about that job. you have covered thousands of stories, breaking news, human interests stories what comes to mind when it comes to an assignment that touches your heart but the news viewers, as well, and what will you tell

your grandchildren say years from now. >> my goodness, wow, that is pretty daunting thinking about grandchildren. listen, when i was in, wyoming , this year to watch the eclipse. >> yes. >> that was pretty special. i'm not sure that in that way anything can match that watching that totality for two plus minutes. it was something you had to see to believe and it was special. >> i was hoping you were going to say that because i was moved along with you just feeling and seeing your reaction. did you get comments like that afterward, at all? >> thank you. that means a great deal to me, ukee. sometimes it is important not to talk over solve these moments and just let them play out and let people see that happen. i think whether you're watching, an eclipse or a sporting event or a political event no matter what it is, sometimes those moments don't need word. >> so true. >> jeff, i saw a video where

your first job was delivering the newspaper. were you destined for this industry, what do you think. >> my parents will probably tell you that i think. i didn't know that at the time even though i loved reading the newspaper and i loved paying attention to sports box scores. i eventually went to school as a predentistry major my uncle and grandfather were both dentists that is y i took my first chemistry course and roomized very quickly it wasn't for me. no, i didn't know at that time but i like where i'm at now. >> tune in for the "cbs evening news" with jeff glor, tonight at 6:30 p.m. following "eyewitness news" at 6:00. former on air host billy bush is speaking out about the 2005 access hollywood tape that leaked during last years presidential campaign. in sunday's new york times, bush confirmed donald trump was other voice on the tape talking about groping women. bush wrote everyone nearby at the time thought they were

listening to a crass stand up act. candidate trump then dismiss that had conversation as locker room ban for, now, the president, questions if the tape is real. hear what more billy bush has to say when's peers on tonight 's late show with stephen colbert at 11:35 right here on cbs-3 after "eyewitness news" at 11:00. as we continue keeping a close watch on your kid, why they are on facebook, still to come on "eyewitness news" a new app that lets you sianni manage who your children are chatting with on line. plus, woman born without a uterus was able to have her own baby, doctors are talking to day about friday's medical milestone, a healthy baby born after a womb transplant we will be right

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little reminder about our joy of sharing toy fest, you can be involved just bring a new than wrapped toy to our studios at 1555 hamilton street. you can also visit cbs philly .com/toy fest for a complete list of toy drop off locations and details, on upcoming toy fest events all around the area. you can join in on some holiday fun and bring a toy for a child and family in need today we are seeing new images of the baby born to a mother with a transplanted uterus, a first in the u.s. and doctors are revealing new details about the medical milestone. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here with more, this is remarkable. >> reporter: thinks remarkable, you guys. the ability to transplant a uterus is providing new hope to thousands of woman who cannot give birth because they don't have a uterus. technology is being studied right here in philadelphia at penn but doctors in texas were the first to announce an american birth. right after his birth, the

baby she thought would never happen, the first u.s. baby born to a mother with a uterus transplant, video coming from baylor university where the baby was born. >> we just we will do something beautiful. >> reporter: he was born last month during a scheduled c-section. >> there was something about this that was so special to see. i'm sorry, i'm an emotional person. there was something so excit ing about this because the patients are so excited. >> reporter: the mother who wishes to maintain her privacy was born without a uterus, which is called absolute uterine factor infertility or aufi which effects one in every 500 women and she had the transplant more than a year ago. >> as young woman, 14, 16 years of age they are told they never have a chance have having their own babies and carrying those babies. this is providing those women hope. >> reporter: transplanted room came from a living donor who does not know the patient.

doctors are monitoring the babe and says he is breathing, eating well. family release aid statement saying they hope their son can serve as an inspiration for those struggling with infertility and they are grateful for for the pregnancy that was carefully machine toward. >> every sniffle she had, every time that she fell, we were just panicked that something was going to happen to the pregnancy. it was difficult just because of the intensity in this. >> reporter: it all turned out fine. that mommies home, doing well, doctors will eventually remove transplanted uterus after the first or second pregnancy because she cannot stay on anti rejection drugs indefinitely. baylor has done a number of these transplants and hoping for more babies soon. the first team of doctors that delivered, a baby from a transplanted uterus in sweden. it happened. >> moving the doctors too that was special. >> those doctors were really choked up bit. they have been working on it a long time and it work out. >> nice to see, thanks,

stephanie. children's health insurance program also known as chip is making its 25th anniversary today. but at an event at children's hospital took on a somber tone because future of chip remains unclear. congress has yet to re authorize the program that currently serves 9 million children nationwide. congressional members pat meehan and dwight evans spoke about their efforts to get chip funding in place. until congress approves the funding though millions of children in pennsylvania could be at risk of losing their health insurance. "eyewitness news" at st. christopher's hospital for children today, patients spent the morning building their own lego creations. lego land discovery center philadelphia stopped by with iconic building blocks for them and some special guests. patients got a chance to meet a few lego land characters. >> that is great. >> yeah. >> smile, big hugs right there >> kate joins us now with our forecast, how about this december weather. >> what a beautiful day it was , today, sub shining, mild,

5 degrees above average. our normal high is 49. that is chilly. when you talk about temperatures in the 50's and tomorrow 60's that is something to be happy about. >> is what going on. >> how about temperatures in the 30es a, that is coming our way. >> yes, it is, as we head in the weekend but we have gotten a little bit of a rest, we have two waves of cold heading our way this week. one gets here wednesday. second stronger blast of cold air gets here on saturday. we will phase our way into the , cool period, very slowly, but it will feel like it this weekend. lets take a look outside, take to you our parkway central library camera where we are looking live at center city tonight. it says dark night, as most nights tend ton. sun went down in the 4:00 o'clock hour still these days getting shorter and shorter as we head toward the first day of winter in just about a week or two. and then we will start to climb backup the other way. that is good news. we turnaround. there is in way to go but up. lets look at weather watchers

and take a look at what they are seeing and feeling lets say. temperatures in the 40's across the map, full of today 's highs across our weather watcher map. many spots did see temperatures in the 50's, at james house in ocean city his weather station hit 60-degree mark. phil in chestnut hill hit five to. jason in delaware 53. walter, 52. bill got to 51 in cardington and cooler at kennett martin's home in willingboro, new jersey 48 degrees. few photos from our weather watchers, it was a pretty filtered sunset out there as cloud worked their way n milky cloud. you can see sun coming through that thin layer of cloud. chuck says likely last nice day to get field mode, the rain moving in tomorrow and then colder, weather by end of the week. live look on our neighborhood network at rehoboth beach, it is, again, dark, cool but not all that cold, nice night for walk on the boardwalk all lit up there. storm scan three shows a few cloud moving in.

now, the advance of these cloud, and temperatures, on the mild side right now means tonight will not be all that cold. we will not see temperatures drop on a cloudy night, showers moving in, so tonight relatively mild. we will start tomorrow with temperatures in the mid 40's and tomorrow warms up to the 60's but here's is what waiting in the wings. next cold front still way back over upper plains and pacific, into the great lakes region, pacific northwest area, and a cold air mass moving in from portions of central can inadequacies and western part of the country and that is going to advance in our region by end of the week and weekend right now feels good 50 in the city. forty-nine in trenton. forty-seven allentown a cross the country it is mild at lee eastern half, temperatures in the 60's, atlanta, nashville, st. louis but as we head west you can see where that source air mass is autopsy cross the west and rookie states, temperatures, only in the 20's so two things to watch: front that comes through tomorrow

night brings some rain. then this little system clip per moving by to our south , this is late friday into saturday, rain on tuesday , possibly a few snowflakes as that system moves out early wednesday and then, better chance of snow showers to the south on friday as that much colder air advances in from the northwest as far as overnight hours are concerned we will drop down to 45. not as cold as last night. you won't wake up with the frost on the cars and grass like many of us did today. you can see cold is coming. forty-five on thursday. forty-three on friday. snow showers friday night and then we can end, likely not getting out of the 30's in many spots. ukee and jessica back to you. kate, thanks. up next we will tell you first rap tore receive kennedy center honors. mariah carry has internet a buzz that has video asking how is she doing that? we will show you in the hot

it was a night of firsts for kennedy center honoraries, very cool, recipient was named the youngest over to left prestige as you ward. >> plus maria carrie has a viral video that defies gravity. wait until you see this. >> bex from today's 96.5 has those store annes more in the hot minute. >> thanks, ukee and jessica. l.l. cool j is breaking milestones, 49 year-old has become first rapper and youngest recipient to accept the kennedy center honor. >> i'm sharing this with the hip-hop community. i'm sharing this with the hip-hop culture. what i will not do is make this about me, this business culture i'm representing. >> reporter: forty-ninth annual celebration took place last night and few or honoraries including lionel richie and gloriaes stephan hoist first cuban american, to win the prestige as you ward. up next in the hot minis mariah carrie who need an award for this video, the singer has internet very confused after this clip, went

viral. now you might say what is big deal? one fan, asked the question, how is she sitting on a invisible chair. take a look at video again, i don't know fit that is dress, to tie keeping her up, maybe some type of sourcery but those tram strings are impressive. finally it is your monday pick me up video of the day that has been shared more than 110,000 times, and this video will put biggest smile on your face. three month-old grayson might ing pint sized but he has already found his best friend. meet oliver, who according to mom allison, just wants to sit by grayson all day long. two were born just six days apart and something tells me that they will be best budd for a very long time. and that mom, definitely will have her hands full. that is your hot minute i'm be x from today's 96.5. >> and they call it, puppy love. >> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now, winless in salt for

first time in months eagles drop a game and tonight, coach gets testy as he discusses the tough loss. developing tonight a death investigation is underway in a delaware motel we are live as officers tried to piece together, what exactly happened. also this... business owners are fighting back against a proposed bill that gamble with their lives, the argument for and against this piece of legislation. mild weather continues. we will tell which it hits 60 's and when it all falls apart and when you will need to break out the umbrella, "eyewitness news" at six starts right now. we need games where we get hit in the mouth and then we, you know, we have to fight, battle, scratch, and you know, yesterday as game was one of those games. >> now at 6:00 learning from the loss, the bird have known

the thrill of victory for nine weeks but last night, in seattle, they were reminded of the agony of defeat. hi, good evening, i'm ukee washington. i'm jessica dean. now eagles look to move on and get back to their winning ways >> sports director don bell joins us now, about rebounding from that loss. >> you have to turn the page quick. in the nfl you get 24 hours to celebrate and 24 hours to mourn, that is it, you have to move on. eagles got a heavy dose of humble pie, yes, they are still one of the best teams in football. but success is fragile. at 10-two they are tied with the minnesota vikings for best record in the nfc, but because of tie breakers they are in second place now. a quick recap of the last night's 14-point loss we will fast forward to the fourth quarter carson wentz to nelson agholor, beautiful, pass from eagles trailing 17-106789 back comes seahawks, russell wilson with his third touchdown toss and bird fall 24-10.

doug pederson believes that this loss, could be a positive thing. >> we need games where we get hit in the mouth and we, you know, you have to