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 fight,

battle, scratch, and, you know , yesterday's game was one of those games. you just to have understand, that, you know, the preparation, there is no substitute for the preparation are, the hard work, you cannot substitute that and the guys to have know that and that is my job to make sure that they understand that. >> pederson and eagles flew flew straight to southern california to get ready for their next game nine-three l.a. rams. coming up in sports why one player says this is a wake up call. >> i can understand that. it is. >> yes. >> i can definitely understand that. >> lessons or no lessons losing is never easy forbidder fans. >> and especially tough when it is fire time they have had to deal witt in nine weeks. we will catch up with eagles faithful, for their thoughts. >> frustrated with doug, carson but they will get better. they have a week time prove. we will come back beat rams with no problem. >> we have a good shot of, making it, pretty far in the

playoffs, so, yeah, not ready to throw away season yet. >> i'm excited. i'm choke up. it doesn't matter. they are way better then they have ever done, in the last 10 years. way better this time. you cannot complain. >> you can't complain. >> think positive my friends. >> yes. >> that is good stuff. >> of course, we're positive, about what is happening, this week, this sunday, we're excited about that game. stay tuned right here on cbs-3 i will make my way out to the west coast as eagles get set to take on rams. live reports starting on wednesday. this is an odd situation for them. they have not done this doug pederson doesn't remember last time team has done this stayed on the west coast back to back west coast games, got to stay focused. >> interesting to go see. >> in that time zone, thanks, db. developing right now death investigation is underway at a motel in wilmington, delaware. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt joins us live to tell us more, david?

>> reporter: ukee, this is bay czar case a lot of activity here forensic detectives from delaware state police at day one motel in wilmington claymont border and authorities they are very tight-lipped here. it has been going on for four hours. they will say it is a death investigation. tow trucks arrived on the scene just after 5:00 in the parking lot of the day one motel on governor prince, the detectives with delaware state police, rushed to the scene, after 2:30 when the call came n we heard from an employee of the motel that a handicapped man was staying inside the room now a crime scene, detectives are calling this, simply a death investigation, and won't get into specifics. >> detectives are on the scene with troop one police, patrol personnel, and they are currently initiating a death investigation and it is very, very early stage. >> reporter: but authorities will say with complete confidence, that this crime scene is an isolated one, they are not looking for a suspect. >> we have no information that lead news that direction, as of right now, we are confined

to this came scene a loan. >> reporter: weeing looking live at that door, that is door in question, how many people dead inside, we do not know, authorities expect to go tell us more, when they are cleared to tell us more, but again we are told that there is not a suspect out there, public does not need to worry, this is an isolated incident but we are trying to find out exactly what happened, waiting for authorities, to tell us, reporting live tonight from wilmington at day one motel, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> david, thank you. three lincoln high school students are now facing murder charges as adults for beating death of a man in mayfair. they are identified as emmanuel harris, 16 year-old malik page, and 14 year-old brandon conrad. police arrested them yesterday , these teenagers are accused of fatally beating 57 year-old kevin cullen unconscious november 26th. he died the next day. authorities say that the teens attacked cullen, to rob him.

>> committing robbery is not answer for important dumb, it shouldn't be a right to pass age and it had tragic consequences. >> all three teenagers are being held, without bail and preliminary hearing has been set for december 20th. meek mill remains behind bars tonight in a pennsylvania state prison after judge presiding over his case denied rapper's request for a bail hearing. in a 119 page opinion judge brinkly wrote mill is a flight risk and danger to himself and community. entertainer's lawyers urged the judge to reconsider a two to four year sentence handed down last in for probation violations. they plan to appeal today's decision and they are calling on that judge to step aside. proposed legislation in philadelphia on nuisance businesses is calling on the removal of bullet-proof glass windows that act as a barrier. those in the stores say it is a matter of safety. member of the city council say they are disrespectful to customers. anita oh joins us from city

hall with both side of the debate, anita. >> reporter: good evening, ukeement this proposed bill tries to strengthen requirements for businesses to keep or obtain a liquor license. large establishment would need seating for 30 people and public rest room but it also includes one requirement that has many business owners fighting back. >> i think they are absolutely gambling with lives. >> reporter: proposed bill to regulate stop and go businesses in philadelphia would also require some businesses to take down physical barriers, including bullet-proof glass. a pint of contention that drew hundreds of protesters to city hall on monday. >> people wouldn't have bullet-proof glass if it wasn't needed. >> reporter: family owned business restaurant and dell any north philadelphia she supports the bill without that provision add ago this violent incidents caught on surveillance video could have ended differently without glass, council woman cindy bass who sponsors bill says it is meant to target businesses violating laws or using loop holes.

>> not a restaurant at all, pose themselves as restaurants in this community, what if a customer's choking other things are happening what if there is an allergic reaction. >> reporter: when kim's owner disagree. >> amend the bill that it stays out and all of the other issues, can stay. >> reporter: the sign of the stores previous owner was shot and killed inside and fears what could happen if required to take the glass down. >> i think it is threatening my life and in the only my life, but my employees, but also the general public. >> reporter: but some in the community say bullet-proof glass devalues customers and fosters a sense have distrust. >> it is i am personal, presents a look of an illegal drug business passing merchandise through a cut out hole in the glass and says to the community that i don't want human contact, just give me your money. >> reporter: council would man bass says she will not consider removing that provision about bullet-proof

glass it exist in the bill for a reason. city council is spoke vote on this legislation on december 14th. live from city hall tonight i'm anita oh for cbs-3 eyewitness news. republicans are moving full speed ahead with their effort to revamp tax code and cut both corporate and individual taxes. senate passed its version of the tax cut bill early saturday morning, and work has now begun to iron out differences with the house version of that bill. pennsylvania senator pat toomey voted for the measure. >> it definitely lowers tax burden of low income and middle income working families that is unambiguous fact. vast overwhelming majority virtually all low and middle income family willow less tax money to the federal government when this becomes law. >> democrats argue that the republican plan for the tax code is a give away to the rich. much more, on the tax reform plan coming up on the "cbs evening news" and starting tonight jeff glor takes over the anchor chair.

be sure to tune in at 6:30 right here on cbs-3. it is a wrap for the philadelphia filming of the m knight shamelen's movie glass. >> film crews finished shooting in olde city, cast includes bruce willis and play s david dunn, in the film, he is tracking a man with more than 20 personalities. movie caps off thrilling of the thrill their include, un breakable and split, and it is set to be released in early 2019. >> samuel l jackson finished his role two or so weeks ago. >> really good cast. >> really good cast, indeed. >> yes. still to come extra safety steps for south jersey police department, extra piece of protection this k-9 is being given and the department says implementing the new measure for four legged crime fighters bustling boardwalk in the summertime but things are looks different in ocean city right now. we will show you what is missing in the popular shore town and why. it is mild for now and warm as we head into tomorrow

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things are looking different in ocean city. chopper three over construction site where boardwalk has been completely demolished between tenth and 12th streets. it is all part of a five-year plan for new board. reconstruction work is expected to be complete in time for beach goers and will open up as earl as march of next year. governor tom wolf signed a proclamation declaring this first week of december cancer screening week, 11 other governors are have joined life saving campaign. >> health reporter stephanie stahl, with the details. >> we know surviving cancer depends on early detection. doctors say it is improved but too many people, still are not getting screened with mammograms and colonoscopies.

well, cancer screen week, that starts today aimed to change. that one main line mom knows just how important that is. >> they give you a mammogram. >> reporter: joan bradley who works at main line health cancer center wasn't that shocked when she ended up being a patient too. >> i had two sisters who had breast cancer, i had dense breasts. >> that increases breast cancer wrist thank can be hard to find way routine mammogram. >> that abnormalities is not pick up on this mammogram even though it was there. >> reporter: joan was first to go through main line health's high risk breast cancer program where an mri revealed that she had cancer. >> it is early detection that gives you the best outcome. >> reporter: that is what governor wolf hopes to accomplish with the proclamation encouraging everyone to get their recommended screenings for all types of cancer. part of the program includes taking a pledge to get screened where people will get a personalized list of recommended tests and tips on lowering their risk. >> i wish my hair looked that cute as cute as it did with

the wig on. >> reporter: joan's hair is growing back now after radiation, she had a lump removed and chemo. >> nobody wants to commit to the cancer center but i'll tell you you will do fine and you will get through this well and a couple people i said, you know, difficult this and look at me. i'm perfectly fine. >> reporter: she's perfectly fine. joan has been administrative assistant in the radiation department for 13 years. she has two grown children. doctors say early detection with breast cancer and all other malignancies reduced by 25 percent, the overall cancer death rate in the united states over the past 20 years, that is proof these screenings work and they save lives. >> hear, hear. >> amen to that. >> thanks. a four legged member of the evesham police department suited up today during a special presentation. >> k-9 muse was present with ballistics body arm or to protect him from gunshots to possible knife attack. it was donated to the department by capitol k-9

association, a non-profit that works to keep working dogs safe. it is a tool the handler says could mean the difference between life and death. >> it makes me feel good knowing that she is protect because god forbid if something does happen to him there is protection there, and hopefully that would save him, save his life if that time comes. >> camera k-9 association investigated 60 k-9's by raising money on social media and go fund me sites. >> ahh. >> in. >> kate bilo joining us now. i have done a couple shoots, do i wear the coat, do i not. >> he, those may be coming to an end. >> they may. we will not be questioning it by even of the week. we will need coat 100 percent. >> that is right. >> none of that. >> we need coat, it will be do i need scarves around that. >> yes. >> or around my neck. >> it will feel like winter, has arrived, full force, and we still got a couple weeks

before it is technically winter but we are sitting pretty so far this year. we have not had a lot in the way of harsh cold. it does look cold. temperatures 10 degrees below average. wilt take a while. lets start out with is what happening outside, live look at center city see a few cloud there in the sky over the city cloud have moved in this afternoon after some sunshine earlier today, cloud taking over tonight into tomorrow and we will see some rain popping up but likely not until first thing tomorrow morning. storm scan three showing those cloud, again moving from the west, that is where our cold front is. is there a warm front right now you can see center over great lakes one front down to the south and cold front way back here. that doesn't come through for us until possibly 24 hours for now, tomorrow around this time and it could last as long as wednesday morning as i will show new a moment. as we await the arrival of the front this here ahead of the front is warm, behind it, big, big changes, cold air is lurking and heading our way as

we get in the even of the week and weekend. today's high 54, full 5 degrees above average which is 49, record low is 73 back in 1998, 33 was our morning low look at that record low 12 there 1966. we weren't near any of those record but still above average today. here's the storm heading our way tomorrow. it is another mild day but here's 6:00 a.m. not pouring but few sprinkles, light drizzle here and there and that is anytime during the day 9:00 a.m. same story. 1:00 cloud which a few sprinkles. it will feel like a dreary damp day. tomorrow evening five and 6:00 s through this time tomorrow we will track active radar that front is slow to clear, in fact rain will last as we head into early wednesday morning before it pushes out of the shore points by 7:00 a.m. and included will break for sunshine. that is phase one. cooler air makes it in wednesday, thursday, friday but note thinks sharp trough of low pressure all this cold, that gets unleashed by friday into the weekend and that is

when we will see temperatures plumet. so overnight mainly cloudy not as cold, 45 is your low. tomorrow is a warm day but it is mostly cloud which rain at times, steady will be in the afternoon and evening and you're witness weather seven day forecast, stays a cool down, 40's on wednesday and then friday it will move by to the south friday night and saturday morning possibly light snow showers and then we can end barely makes it out of the 30's, both days. >> did you hear that. >> i heard you. >> as for the cold. >> those showers. >> normally we are talking about word super bowl. >> that will be all like you are in southern california. >> oh, so there is that. >> so there is that. >> where there is sunshine out there. we have an injury update on zach ertz. carson wentz puts a positive spin on the loss, we will hear from the qb and more next in

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don's here with what we unfortunately are aware of. >> yes. >> news flash. >> it was just soggy don't remember the last time they have done it. i do, in 2004 but no losing at all? that is same period of time. >> it is still fun. >> yes, it is. >> that is good. >> it can be good again. >> we forgot what this feeling was like. the sky is merky, your coffee is luke warm and the commute is, extra long. losing stinks. but let's have perspective. second place eagles still have a chance to win home field advantage and win it all. last night seahawks quarterback russell wilson dove into the mvp conversation with an epic performance. the bird trailed 10 to nothing after touchdown toss to jimmy graham. in the third, wilson again he threw three scores and eagles top ranked owe even if only scored 10 points. they lose, by 14, and don't let the loss, ruin your m o.j.

o. >> we will find this is, all mature, we will all tend to, you know, we will respond just fine. we are frustrated about this one but we're not too worried. we will be just fine. >> it is a wake up call. we have been winning a bunch of games, feeling good, but, you know, come out here, you know, play how we played, it is definitely a wake up call. >> zach ertz was quiet last night and ultimately tightened 's night ended early. he is in concussion protocol after taking a hit, in the second half. ertz was slow to get up after a pass break up by safety bradley mcdougal, he is second on the team in receiving yard and first in catches. we will keep an eye on ertz, as the week, moves on. our live coverage from southern california starts wednesday, eagles are two-point under dogs against the nine-three rams. it is a match up between top two cornerbacks of the 2016 draft. quarterbacks. jared golf and carson wentz.

am i doing the heisman? >> i believe you are. dumpster fire in the meadow land, giants fired general manager and head coach ben mack due, steve spagnuolo will be interim head coach and eli manning is his starting job back. the two-10 giants host cowboys , this week. nfl has defended new england's tightened, one game for that cheap shot on the bills, white. he was penalize budd not ejected. rob will appeal the decision. i'm not sure what is there to appeal. >> by wait we're taking hoops, sixers host suns and ben simmons still has flu-like symptoms but he will start. >> okay, thanks. >> thanks, buddy, appreciate it. cbs nooning just a few minutes away. >> jeff glor takes over anchor desk, he has a look at what is ahead, jeff. >> hi ukee and guess contact tonight how a tweet about the firing of ex-national security

advisor michael flynn set off a fire storm about obstruction of justice implications. plus g.o.p. has major tax bill we will analyze had that means for americans across the country and how your address could affect how much you pay, just ahead on the "cbs evening news". that is coming up but first a christmas grinch you might not expect. >> unlikely culprit behind a damaged holiday display, in new

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jeff glor. captioning sponsored by cbs [bell tolls] >> glor: wall street celebrate tax cuts. >> a giant present for christmas. >> glor: the implications of a late, last-minute deal and how where you live could determine how much you pay. also tonight, both sides weigh in after protection for acres of millions of acres of land is removed. >> this place is sacred to native americans. >> they have lost opportunities to create economic development. >> glor: ben tracy with more on how u.s. forces stay prepared near north korea. >> >> reporter: we shot up into the air at nearly 500mph. >> glor: also up in the sky, first and only supermoon of 2017. and... >> scared me. >> glor: the very