jack michael, he is born five weeks early at rocky mountain children's hospital in colorado. mike jerrick posted a picture blair since surgeon, courageous through many trials in life, will be the the same as mom to her son jack michael. i love you. so proud of you. we all are. welcome jm from mj. >> ah h, so sweet. >> jack and jill. >> yes. >> so cute. >> and mike, of course, will be the best grand dad ever. >> um-hmm, i talked to him. he is so excited. we are so happy for him and the family. so sue, we have good news about the weather at least. >> at least for today. tomorrow it goes all downhill. now with the temperatures we would have gone higher with the numbers but we have clouds moving in, just brief sunshine this morning. a few showers before the day is through. it is still pretty nice. quiet start as bus stop buddy still wearing his eagles cap as he gets back to school after a long weekend, so excited about the victory on

thanksgiving day. is there your just in case umbrella temperatures range from the 30's to the 50's out there this morning. is there your satellite radar. seeing an increase in clouds first and then rain comes after that as part of the cold front that is draped a across the central part of pennsylvania at the moment. expected to arrive later. so as promised a little bit of sunshine earlier in the day and through see it, sunrise official in a couple minutes a at 7:03. we are at 51 degrees. we expect to top off at 60, maybe more in some places by noon time today. then showers will roll in. after midnight tonight some places will see a switch over to a slushy wintery mix. we will have more details on that, of course as we get through future cast coming up later on. we will give you seven day forecast and get you ready for next eagles game at home sunday. hi there bob kelly. >> just after 7:00 o'clock. 7:01 on this monday morning, back to work and school. so a lot of unusual traffic

patterns today. first day back is always crazy, after a busy holiday weekend. live look here, heading in to ben franklin toll plaza in problems right here but we had an accident on 676 north causing a backup from the walt whitman heading up into ben franklin bridge toll plaza here's a live look at the the blue route 476 rolling through delaware county right here near route one. they have ramp meters working here. one or two cars at a time. we are starting toe that volume pop on the blue route in both directions as we wake up and head out on a monday. good morning to northeast philadelphia, live look at southbound lanes of i-95 near cottman. we had two earlier incidents on the schuylkill expressway. one was a reek will fire near gladwynn. another near center city. everything off to the side. here's a jam coming out of the curve heading eastbound towards philadelphia a crash in new jersey on the southbound side of the new jersey turnpike right at exit number four, otherwise, bridges look fine at the

moment and mass transit looking good with no delays. alex, back over to you. thanks, bob. 7:02. the fbi join the search for missing west chester university student shane montgomery. the the 21 year-old was last seen leaving a bar in manayunk early thanksgiving morning. he was escorted by a bouncer out of kildare's on main street and has not been seen ever since. now a reward for information has climbed to $15,000, here with me now is shane's father kevin montgomery, his mother karen and thank you so much for being here. >> thanks for having us. >> so how are you holding up. >> i think with support, and love from my family, and the community it makes it easier to know that people care so much about shane and our family is very helpful. >> of course, reward has been increased to $15,000.

that is new this morning. >> yes, they donated another $5,000. >> what has it come to? i know you say there is big support from the community. as farrah as what we know happened to shane, has there been tips coming in and a lot of information. >> a lot of the information gets pass add long right to the philadelphia police department who has been now been join with the fbi, as a task force so everything is going to them. but occasionally something comes up but most of those things go right to them and they are doing the best job they can, but i think their problem is people seem to be focusing on the main street area, and in talking with the fbi yesterday, the thing is, we need to have people who may be saw him at the some point curing that day, during that night in, to the hours of that morning. not just on main street but maybe up on crescent street, maybe up on ridge avenue. maybe out as far as norristown. if you think you saw shane, we need to reach out to us

because we cannot fine him. we're at a deadened. if anybody saw him, it doesn't have to be main street. a lot of folks are focusing on that kildare's area but we need to find him. if you saw him, we kind of need your help. >> anywhere in the area. >> that is correct. >> i know a lot of people when it comes to the events of what happened that night. they said shane got separated. you don't believe shane would just go off by himself. why is that? >> well, shane is a very considerate kid, he kept in touch with me pretty much, anytime he went out anywhere, and my nephew was with him and they are very close and he would have never just walked away without letting somebody know, you know, if he got

locked out or whatever. he would never do that. >> you would think if he was leaving the bar with friends or something they would leave too or you think his friend might know more. >> the bar was apparently so crowded they did get separated when one went to the bathroom and one went to this part of the bar or whatever, and then shane was asked to leave. that is when he was asked to leave he could not find anybody else. >> is that why we think this of course had has to be more information because there is a crowded bar. >> right, obviously when he was ushered out there a had to be a crowd outside because in this day and age a those young folks that go out to smoke they are smoking out in front of the bar. so when he was canned to leave he had to then run into somebody standing out there smoking. or maybe passing by. was told not to come back in. so, people inside cannot get

in touch with him. he doesn't know where he is. someone had to see him out identify. >> i know were you about to speak, dad. >> just a plea from the father who really misses his son, loves his son, and anybody that saw anything, please come forward. anything, we will take any tip that we can get. anybody saw anything suspicious, something out of the ordinary, please call the police and let them necessity there is flyers all over the town where he can call, call north west detectives, fbi, call anybody, anybody, please. >> we want to say is there a hash tag on social media, hash tag help fine shane. if that is easier for you out there please use that. thank you so much. i necessity this is a difficult. >> thank you, any word out there is helpful. >> okay. >> we will get more information for shane. >> thanks very much. >> thank you. 7:07. now to a developing story this

morning, fire fighters say an early morning fire in germantown may have been caused by a firebomb, crews responded to 79 east colter street shortly before 4:00. there were no injuries. investigators say they are looking into whether several teenage girls involved in the ongoing dispute are connected to this fire. also developing, investigators in delaware county are looking for the gun man shot at police officers early this morning. it happened in chester at engel and west 12th street around 12:45. authorities say shots came from a nearby foot bridge, no word on if any officers were hit, in that incident. and shooting, a shooting send three men to the hospital in philadelphia's frankford neighborhood, it happened last night, police say all three men were sitting on the front steps of the home, on 4700 block of penn street when they were shot. witnesses say a man dressed in dark clothing pulled the trigger and then just ran off. right now investigators believe that the shooting was

drug-related. >> it is hard to tell which of the three victims were intend targets. they may have all been intended targets because they are all shot more than one time. >> investigators are looking at surveillance video from the area hoping it can help track down the shooter. happening today the trial of the man accused of killing an off-duty philadelphia police officer begins today. rafael jones is one of two suspects charged in the murder of officer moses walker. walker was killed while walking home from work in august of 2012. jones is facing the death penalty. the other suspect in the case chancer in mcfarland has pleaded guilty. the prosecutors say he has agreed to testify against jones. mcfarland will be sentenced after jones trial. if you need health insurance in pennsylvania, now may be your chance. enrollment starts today in the healthy pennsylvania program. this is governor tom corbett's medicaid expansion. coverage starts january 1st.

so in exactly one month. state officials say 600,000 primarily low income single working adults are now eligible. to learn more go to my fox philly.com. we have posted a link on the scene on tv section. hundreds of thousands of pennsylvania hunters are gearing up for the first day of deer hunting season. >> two week tradition starts today and biologists say there should be plenty of deer because of a very good year for acorns apples berries and grapes. commission officials expect 750,000 hunt tours take part. >> they are all over my neighborhood right now, yeah. >> now we know where to go. >> no, don't do that. 7:10 is the time. of course, it is not only monday, but it is cyber monday. that means huge deals for on line retailers such as amazon, is the biggie. >> so lets get to sabina live inside amazon's in middletown delaware facility, good morning, sabina. >> reporter: good morning, guys. we have been all throughout this facility, and we have been saying all morning long

it is 28 football fields big. i cannot envies you'll ice that but that is how big they are telling us it is. we have been wandering around. this is jennifer. this is an amazon seller. so you are just the face behind some of those anonymous labels that people we're buying from. >> yes. >> reporter: how did you get into it. >> everyone i know shops on amazon and amazon helps small businesses like myself be exposed to a much larger audience and they held seven turn my hob any to a full-time business. >> reporter: that is awesome. so much fun. you sell mostly toys. so check it out. all elsa everything. >> elsa everything and everyone needs and elsa ornament on their christmas tree. >> reporter: what don't they have have, right. >> yes. >> reporter: this is really special, this is what jared our photographer's son jackson wants. not this one. he wants this one over here. >> yes. >> they are very popular.

they have talking skies, face and you just press the bag. and this is from the popular disney movie big hero six. >> i haven't seen this movie yet but this is obviously pretty popular too. >> yes, this one he makes all kinds of great noises. if you put hero on his back he makes sound and his wings flare out, and go about like 18 inches. >> reporter: that is a big one, okay. how busy is today. >> it is a tremendously busy daze and great kick off for rest of the holiday season. >> reporter: so is what the best thing about doing this, customer service, you always have to be top of your game, you are getting rated, it must be tough but a lot of fun. >> it is a lot of fun. i like being my own boss. i'm having the freedom to have a a lot of exposure to big customers and it is great, lot of fun.

>> reporter: we're so glad to meet you. >> thank you. >> reporter: we never think of the people and faces behind who we're buying on amazon. you just click a mouse. very cool. we will just take this. i gotcha. we will take it. back to you guys. >> well, thank you. aim a he sure it will be a very busy day, with this day. i went shopping before i came up to the studio. >> everybody is race to go shop. we have three and a half weeks. >> not much time. several teams are reportedly expressing ninth ray rice now that he has been given green light to return to the nfl. >> arbitrator threw out rice's suspects for punching his fiance in the hotel elevator in atlantic city. rice was first suspended for two games, and then punishment was later upped to an indefinite suspension. his attorney argued that he was essentially sentenced twice and the arbitrator agreed. four teams including the indianapolis colts, new orleans saints, are showing

interest in ray rice who is officially a free agent. we will keep you posted and ken rottweiler our legal analyst will be in 15 minutes to talk about the implications there. three different meetings on the crisis in ferguson are on the president's agenda a for today. >> yes, first the white house says the cabinet will review federal programs and give military style equipment to law enforcement agencies. then the president will talk with civil rights leaders about mistrust, of police officers in minority communities. finally president obama will meet with government and law enforcement officials to talk about how to strengthen neighborhoods. meanwhile, darren wilson did not get a severance package when he resigned this past weekend from the ferguson police force. according to the mayor the former police officer won't get any further pay or benefits. >> he was making $5,000 a year. attorney for michael brown's family says flaws in the grand jury investigation may lead to a civil rights case now. >> darryl parks shared that information with "fox news" yesterday, st. louis grand jury decided not to indict

officer darren wilson, hoist white, for fatally hooting michael brown, an unarmed black teen. okay. time is 7:15 on this monday. sue you are such a fan of alliteration. so we can call ate mild monday, yes. >> i like that. >> hi. >> all right. i guess it is time to do the weather as i was totally not ready to do this. no, it is a little chilly out side but it is not as bad as it was on saturday, and, sunday we got a preview of what it will be like today, with some milder weather. we got up to 59 degrees yesterday. i think we will exceed that today, and then things will change again. that is how weather is around here. so, that is what we're doing. we're tracking some changes, in the middle of the day to day. you could see the cold front

is in the middle of the state, right now, and we've got some milder era head of this cold front but it will remain dry, with them dissipating as we get closer. we will not see much rain today but when cold front comes through here's future cast to show you that the clouds will thicken up from northwest, to south east, and, by 1:00 in the afternoon, we're pretty socked in with clouds and we will see stray showers moving through at 3:00 o'clock. not everybody will get a shower. very light. here's what will happen. cold front moves to the south, kind of stalls here to the south, and then decides to come back as a warm front and transitional time in between when things get tricky. here we are tomorrow morning still socked in with clouds but latest computer models show us not having too much problem during morning rush and it is during lunchtime hour we will get that mix of precipitation moving in as warm front comes back, front comes back as a warm front is

what i should say, transforms in the middle of the day tomorrow. this is tricky time say two or 3:00 in the afternoon where we will get sleet, snow, slush. it all changes to rain for the evening rush and we will see it okay, but then we will have warm ground, 60 degrees, very helpful in tomorrow's messy weather situation. temperature around 40 degrees, during the day after we get that change over to rain. not quite as chilly on wednesday, then a chance of precipitation on friday, probably just rain and then another chance of rain on unday but we're at that tricky time of the year with tricky travel on the way for tomorrow, bob kelly, what do you got today. >> after all that turkey travel over last couple of days, everything is back to normal. everybody is back to work and school. we have seen unusual problems this morning. live look at 42 freeway on the right here folks heading in towards philadelphia, we have had that accident on the 676, a a approaching ben franklin

toll plaza, that is tying us up. here's i-95, south philadelphia, on the northbound heading up towards center city, in problems or delays in this stretch of i-95. heading down toward airport we are good to go on the roadways getting there and no delays on the tote game. live look at 422, starting to see that volume from route 29 and double trouble on the turnpike pennsylvania turnpike eastbound at valley forge debris on the roadway. it sound like tire tread that is all over the the eastbound lanes. that is causing a problem from motorist trying to exit. and then an accident on the westbound turnpike right at philadelphia bensalem on ramp. that is tying traffic up for anyone coming over the delaware connection bridge, heading westbound, into philadelphia and that is also tying traffic up in both directions on route one in bucks county. and for gang in charleston chester county crash at route 29 at hallow road. then coming inbound on the schuylkill expressway we have

had that earlier vehicle fire near gladwynn. that is out and off to the side but traffic is slow go from conshohocken to gladwynn. mass transit looking good at the moment. chris and alex, back to you. twitter is all about the the holidays. i'm getting tweets of favorite christmas movies a lot of people love christmas vacation, with the clark and lights go crazy that was hilarious good this next story reminded me of. that this new york family reclaims guinness world record for most lights on the property after losing that tight toll a family last year in australia. >> with just a flip of the switch the family in new york, they got their title back. they live an hour an a half north of new york city an, of course, these lights are all choreographed to music. the family has been doing this for 20 years now, just out doing themselves every single year. >> this year we estimate total man hours to do all of the music, create new display, set the whole display up, $2,000.

>> i love working on it and i love seeing it but we have most fun futzing it up together and that is just a great experience. >> in case you are wondering the representative from the book of world records did not, count each and every light involved with this masterpiece. instead he took a lot at sales receipts for all of the lights. they don't reuse them they buy new once. pretty impressive. later on today it is cyber monday. you may be looking on deals on electronic and other gifts what about travel deals. the deals you cab score today we will lay them all out for you. ray rice could be back on the football field and soon, there are some teams with their eyes object him already, we will take a in depth look at why a judge threw out this

thank you, chris. >> oh, yeah. >> dark side of the moon. >> we are taking a live look over atlantic city, beautiful sunrise. you can always count on atlantic city.

>> thanksgiving and black friday shopping, turnout to be a disappointment. few people hit the stores which means less profits for stores too. >> cyber monday, will come to the rescue, joining us now from the fox business network in the studio, lauren simonneti. so lauren, black friday was kind of a disappointment. >> reporter: we have seen great deals the entire month of november, right. we saw this trend last year too, thanksgiving and earlier part of november offering good deals for shoppers. black friday weekend comes we don't hit the stores like we were, hoping to. so, early numbers from the national retail federation say that black friday weekend, traffic was down and sales were down 11 percent from last year. that was a soft year too. but i'm not surprised. >> yeah, well cyber monday though do we expect it to come to the rescue or are we hoping today will be better. >> we're hoping. while our fingers are crossed when we get jobs report coming out on friday look for wages

to go up. because until wages go up we are not going to see any of these numbers impress anybody in terms of shopping and holiday sales because we are not making enough money. >> yes. >> reporter: sales for today are expect to be $2.5 billion. a lot of the retailers are extending door busters into today. some stores like wal-mart have cyber week, not just cyber monday but all week. there are good deals to be had. but i don't know if it is anything that will knock your socks off. >> so amazon alone last monday have after thanksgiving, processed 36.8 million items. so you wonder if this one on line retail's loan can make make up for lost time on friday for lost revenues. it will be interesting to go see. >> reporter: today amazon has a deal every ten minutes. creativity is there. as are the the discounts. the problem is are we there? are we go to go keep shopping. or will we wait closer to the

holidays because we know retailers are struggling and they will probably lower prices even more. something you might not have considered, lets take a vacation. there are so many cyber monday travel deals going on right now, princess cruises half off certain cruises. i found half off 70 percent off certain hotels. i don't even want to tell you this because it is no the still available but maybe you'll get lucky is there an app called hotel tonight there are $7 hotel rooms. now i'm seeing them for 77. $7. >> crazy. >> motel six start out as a $6 motel room. yeah, all right. thank you so much. >> thank you so much. >> you can see lauren on our sister network on "fox news" network in your a area just log on to fox business.com/channel finer. >> my goodness. >> you know all about those hotels.

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how are you doing. >> i'm's doing well. december 1st, 3 and a half weeks until santa comes. >> yes. >> we have been all night here. >> yes, of course. >> you know who is very good heading back to school waking up on time is bus top buddy. wore a hat when mom said to. it was a pleasure because eagles hat still in the glove last thanksgiving win. just in case umbrella is out too watching showers out to the west and see it making the higher until late they're afternoon. sunshine 51 degrees. sunrise happening at 7:03. those days are shorter and shorter a as we anticipate first day of winter later this month. temperature 60 degrees. stay shower later in the day. thirty-five tonight with the mix of precipitation possible after midnight and wind picking up as well. so that takes care of your monday, from the the weather

authority. we will have the rest of the seven day forecast just ahead. so bob kelly, any improvement out there this morning. >> we will see some improvement, sue at 7:31. we have some improvement on a couple of roads but then downhill on a few others. we are stack and packed southbound on the right through the construction zone jammo from cottman in toward downtown philadelphia. and then a live look at the blue route right here near saint david, villanova no problems south towards the airport. exit number 13. gets you off there at radnor hotel. here's a live look at route 202, west chester, pretty much from west chester from frazier heading up through the construction zone. not that far from that spot in charleston chester county, just an accident at route 29 at hallow road overturn vehicle. that stretch of 29 is closed just above the the turnpike connection ramp and northbound i-95 from the gang leaving center city up in the north

east disabled off to the side, right near the betsy ross bridge attract something attention. we have got you down to 15 miles an hour there. two problems on the pennsy turnpike one is eastbound at valley forge and a accident there slowing us down and a crash on the westbound side right at the philadelphia a been a salem interchange. otherwise bridges fine and mass transit running with no delays. chris and alex, back to you. 7:32. big question today is where will ray rice go, free agent can return to the nfl after an arbitrator ruled in favor of his appeal. >> turning now to discuss the ruling legally is our fox 29 legal analyst ken rottweiler. if you ask ken, he will tell you ray rice will sit a at home the rest of his life. >> you don't think he will get pick up. >> i do not think he get picked up this season. next season is up for debate. i don't think they will pick him up next season. he is damaged goods. any team that picks him up will have a pun relations problem. likelihood that ray rice will

sit home f you know his production was way down in 2013. he had like 660 yards, four touchdowns, year before he a had twice as many. he didn't play all of this year 2014. will be 28 years old. the those are all reasons why a team is not likely to pick him up. >> darren sproles is 31 and don't tell that to the eagles. >> darren sproles is an exception to the rule by the way. >> we love him. >> and reason why he won is basically because they punish him twice. >> we have heard that term double jeopardy which is talk about in the criminal realm. thinks also double jeopardy. they punished him twice for the same incident. roger goodell when judge jones the arbitrator examined his conduct, decide that had you cannot punish somebody twice for the same incident, therefore she basically vacated the suspension. >> it is important to know what the arbitrator said if that was punishment from the beginning he would have been fine witt. >> had goodell said you are suspended indefinitely as first punishment, that would have remained.

>> so, with more egg of the face of goodell. if you go back to how this all started, it started with the first video we saw coming out of the casino elevator which is a an out identify shot. then we saw a few months later a inside video where she's pun punched. thinks inside video here. whether he this came to light, this is when goodell really had to do damage control and he upped it from two games to he have dit nate and when the judge said, nothing change by way of the evidence here, but your punishment did. >> that is right. do you know why goodell did that because there was public outrage. you don't suspend somebody two games. goodell said you know what i better make this more severe punishment. he went with with this indefinite suspension. make in doubt about what is going on here. this is a big time battle between billion air owners and millionaire players. and that is what is going on here. the it is a battle. this is a win for nfl players

a association. >> lets get to the dynamic behind the scenes. goodell is the owners guy, right. >> paid 44 million-dollar a year to be their guy good against nfl players association, the union, supporting the players and their right to play. can the nfl owners now kind all get together and say do not hire ray rice and put him on the team because it makes us look bad. >> that is a great question. the answer legally is no, and the reason why they have a collective bargaining agreement, article 17 which i read last night of that collective bargaining agreement a says that you cannot do that. but great question. what they can do is they cannot collu d e but they can have a discussion among the owners that basically they can all kind of say to each other we don't want this guy in the league anymore. if they do that, ray rice would have an action against the nfl for that because of the collective bargaining agreement say you cannot do that you cannot keep somebody out of their employment and do

so. >> legally speaking ray rice has been out most of the season. >> the whole season. >> now that this ruling came down from judge jones can rice go back and recoup those losses that he wasn't paid for those individual games. >> that will be the the next action. the next answer is he probably can now that the suspension has been lifted. he should not have been suspend at all. he will have a claim for backed wages and to raise rice we're talk about millions of dollars. i will be back on talking about that hearing and what that arbitrator found. >> interesting. >> thanks so much for coming in. >> good seeing you guys, happy monday. >> good to see to. >> with just one gesture five st. louis rams players make a big statement. why that had has one group demanding an immediate

what is this i want to getaway? >> yes, this is perfect. >> i want to getaway. >> yes. >> i had lunch in the same outdoor place, one time in

beverly hills, and he had had to like yell, look back. >> yes. >> i'll have a turkey sandwich. >> really. >> all of the rock and role. >> you know it. >> so 7:40 is the time. worshipers at basilica have of st. peter and paul were treated to the debut of the official hymn for upcoming 2015 world meeting of families. >> ♪ that was a song singing with pope francis visiting philadelphia next year. pope francis will a turned the world meeting of families next september. pop francis is back in rome after wrapping up a three day visit to turkey. >> during the trip the holy father prayed with the leader of the world's orthodox christians, two issued a statement calling for an end, to the persecution of religious minorities in syria and iraq as well as asking for a dialogue with muslim leaders

to promote peace. pope francis called on muslim leaders to condemn terrorist attacks saying they are not a true rye flex of islam. how about this, speaking of religion, bible study, and a big mac. this could happen. >> those two go together? they plan to build a mcdonald's, inside of a church. the idea is from a christian design firm based in new jersey to help build up falling attendance. a campaign was launched to raise funds to build the first mcdonald's church. the goal, to raise a million-dollar for this and money will go towards buying a franchise ape construction of a building. i don't know how i feel about that. >> remember we had freedom fries, and now we have faith fries. >> i don't know. >> my goodness. >> we had pretty myself weather so did you take time to go out and get the the tree, put up the the lights. perfect day to do it. >> did you do it? >> no. >> what is wrong with you. >> my neighbor did. >> now you have to keep up with the neighbors. >> i'm feeling neighbor guilt

this morning. >> you should. >> tweet us with the fox 29 good day and we will show your decorations on air. >> vigil says our house is all ready to go for the the holidays, nice snow flake in the window. >> and teresa says so many hours on my tree but finally finished it. merry christmas. look at that charlie brown tree. misty williams says look at her house and her lawn, she decorated all weekend. we can tell a lot of hard work. that is great. >> decorate all weekend. it looks like she decorated all week. >> i put up my christmas tree. i'm in the spirit too bob, you have some decorating too. >> maybe we all get misty to help us out. use the a hash tag fox 29 good day and we will show your decorations. we want to see them and get in the ♪ the world is your snowball see how it grows. ♪

♪ that's how it goes whenever it snows. ♪ ♪ the world is your snowball just for a song. ♪ ♪ get out and move it along. ♪

♪ ♪ there is a beautiful sunrise on blue mound in tane over pocono mountains this morning. gorgeous there. very wintry looking. winter, it isn't here just yet but it is first day of december, and temperatures,

really are, at quite a range this morning. 37 degrees in bethlehem. forty-seven up in mount pocono. then we will go down towards the city we have 51 here in philadelphia normal high for today is 50. so we're above average, and it isn't even 8:00 o'clock in the morning yet. limerick has 37 but doylestown has 48 and then go down to south jersey and temperatures are already in the 50's. fifty-two in cape may and in atlantic city. so a mild start to the day. we're on the mild side of the frontal system, that is going to move through about middle of the day to day, and a few showers with it. not a whole lot of rain but some rain, coming along witt and then a quick look the at a the future cast shows that tonight, the front stalls just to our south, and tome decide to go come back as a warm front. now we're seeing in the latest models a bit of the delay with this precipitation, maybe not until late morning, early afternoon, and starts as a mix because of the cold air that moves in after the front but

then warm air moves in and we are seeing a change over to the slushy wintry mix from the slushy wintry in mix to rain later on in the day and then all out of here after midnight, tuesday night. so wednesday should be a dry day. so tuesday, we can guarantee at some kind of a mess. our temperature trend was just starting to go up. we will go up a little bit more than yesterday's high of 59 degrees today, a and then, we're back to chillier weather on tuesday. we will go from 60 today, to 40 tomorrow and then backup to 50, on wednesday. dry day on thursday, as well, and a little bit of rain possible on friday so we will see what will happen with that and another chance of rain during the eagles game with the seahawks on sunday. so a chance of showers then. that is a look at your little bit of the roller coaster ride in your weather authority forecast, bob kelly. >> you are not charging tickets for your roller coaster ride. >> no, it is free. good monday morning everybody.

back to work and school. back to the jam cams. live look at the schuylkill expressway westbound here leaving town, heavy from approaching city avenue out towards belmont. we have got the sun at your back there as you leave town on a monday morning. it is unusual volume around the board. we had an earlier crash, here, on the vine street expressway. that is cleared. we will look live, at vine street expressway between the schuylkill and i-95, folks waking up and heading out the front door. and, coming up downtown philadelphia a live look here at route 30, good morning to downingtown for the the gang leaving eastbound on route 30, already stack up heading in towards frazier. a crash in charleston chester county route 29 at hallow road that stretch of 29 is block, and that is just above that turnpike easy slip ramp. northbound i-95 leaving center city heading up in towards the betsy ross bridge a disable off to the shoulder. then for the gang leaving the great northeast, woodhaven, on down into girard avenue, your normal slow go for a morning rush hour. and two separate problems on

the turnpike right now. eastbound accident at valley forge and a westbound accident at the philadelphia bensalem on ramp causing a triple effect here, and we are tied on the turnpike. when using the connection bridge heading west you are tied up as well. mass transit is good to go at the moment. chris, back over to you. the eagles are in first place in the nfc east. now they are getting ready to take on defending super bowl champs seattle seahawks. lets bring in jon and sean. so a week and a half of rest for eagles as we prior to take on the seahawks this coming sunday at the link. the seahawks look pretty good against san francisco, holding them to three points this will be the first test really, for mark sanchez to have two great games, two great opponents against one of the best defense necessary all of football. >> seahawks have been playing well but their offense hasn't been playing that great. this is i good test foresee

hawks too. they need to fly across country. they have the extra couple days to get ready just like eagles do. so if you look at san francisco, they have been struggling all year on offense. but legion of boom and seahawks have been playing well. i'm interest todd see what mark sanchez can do but what did chip kelly do. >> i understand seahawks are coming off this weekend but we are getting fast forward off the turkey day tko. lets relive that moment for a second here. >> yeah. >> live it up. >> no need to concentrate on the super bowl champs, we have to think about the dallas cowboys coming back to town in another week as well. good job, seattle seahawks defense top five in everything across the board. they do pull seven that puck and they back it up. richard sherman we all know he was the guy if you want to run back to the nfc championship game that scared everybody in america. this guy is crazy. but that is richard sherman. he is coming into town. he will run his mouth. >> he is crazy smart, stanford

grad and everything else. >> yeah. >> i know that shady got that ridiculous gobble trophy or whatever it is. we talk about sanchez, no interceptions, looked great. but chip kelly out coached the other coach. >> they were ready. >> yes. >> you saw in the first half, not only with the eagles you see that in the third and fourth quarter. sean and i talk about that how will eagles win this game. they had to do witt chip kelly. mark sanchez barely had to throw the ball. it was run, run, run. if they have success in the last three weeks heading in the playoffs it will be shady mccoy, darren sproles and sanchez playing off those guys. not them having to throw the ball to win or because they are running the ball so well. >> eagles are putting up points no matter who it is, but on the other identify of the ball that will step up like they did in dallas. i'm talking about that defensive line. they are backing it up. they like to talk that talk. eagles took a page, going down to dallas and a told them what

will happen. we are not scared of your big sabado fence i have line. if the eagles will have success to make a run down the stretch and in the post season it will be because shady mccoy and defensive side of the ball. >> thank god for the philadelphia eagles because we have got the phillies last night, we have the flyers who cannot win a game anymore. the innings isers, i was on date night and my wife is owe great because on date night she went with me to at day night's game. >> why did you do that. >> because ken rottweiler has second row seats, and so that was awesome. >> very nice. >> they tied a franchise record, starting at zero and 16, worst start in history. if they lose their next three games san antonio, minnesota, oklahoma city, they will surpass new jersey nets from the 09/10 season starting off with the record record all time, zero and 18. will they, start off the worst team in history. >> minnesota is one team that they could beat and they have been playing pretty well this year with wiggins and they

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it is coming up on, three minutes away from 8:00 o'clock this morning on this monday. another beautiful look at the sunrise, in atlantic city. it will be a good day. do you feel it. >> i feel it. it is like a religious experience. rays of sun hitting atlantic ocean shimmering gold on a monday. >> very poet i can chris. cleveland community build a winter wonderland for a three-year old girl battling leukemia. >> fox's bill shield has more on how neighbors made her winter wish come a alive this holiday weekend. >> star of the show is behind this window and year-old guillen i, gigi thinks her parents are outside doing yard work. she has no idea.

>> every year we typically go see a couple houses all deck out and right now, we can really take her out of the house or around a lot of people so we are trying to bring that to her. >> reporter: all these people, family, friend, neighbors all came together after learning that the treatment that gigi has under gone for leukemia has weakened her immune system which means she has to stay at her home. it started as a mention on social media and then it took off. >> we ended up with, so much more than we were expecting. >> we have 14 of these blow ups. i mean they just showed up. people just donated them. it is amazing. >> reporter: idea was simple if gigi could not enjoy christmas then they would bring christmas right into her backyard. everything, lights, wreaths, ornament, displays all were donated as was the time to build this wonder wonderland and it was built with love if not always for perfect skill. >> this is pretty comical, and

it is funny. comedy of errors i guess but it is coming together. it will be great. >> reporter: yes, it is. >> incredibly hum blink. it is a witt emotional. >> it the just makes you feel loved. >> reporter: and look what they did together. now, what would gigi think. when you are three you are a girl of few words, but oh, those words. >> thank you, i love you. >> reporter: gigi a lot of people love you and you can see that love this christmas every time you look in your backyard. >> that is so beautiful. >> that is what it is all about. >> to see the community coming together and to do something like that. that is just great. that was fox's big shields, reporting. now we will get to the 8:00 o'clock hour, it is good day, monday, december 1st,

2014. >> reporter: search continues for 21 year-old shane montgomery last seen here at kildare's pub on wednesday night. there is a $15,000 reward, to help police find him. sue? we'll go for mild monday to tricky tuesday, and your weather authority forecast has a few changes in store, too bad, tomorrow is than the cyber monday but we can go shopping at amazon any day right sabina? >> reporter: oh, yeah but today is a big one. take a look, look at them go this amazon fulfillment center in delaware is packed with people packaging up your orders for cyber monday. this is their biggest day of the year and, coming up, the deals am on says that you cannot miss, jen? christian veil, aaron paul, ridley scott we are

interviewing them here in paris. of course, we had to make one brief stop to one of the most beautiful parts of the city the eiffel tower, more from paris coming up. >> really. >> she's in paris. >> we're here. >> how did she get that gig. >> i know. >> lucky jen. >> in paris, not only just the fact that she's in paris but with the stars, christian bail. >> who is her agent. >> we have to talk with her. >> at least we have good news here. it will be a mild monday, right sue. >> throw me a car on the. >> maybe she's in front of the green screen. >> right next door. >> no, she's in paris. >> wow. >> well, we have a set for the number of the day. we have sunshine to start. mild temperatures. that is on the plus side. increasing clouds and a few showers throughout the end of the day, so there is the just in case umbrella with buddy wearing a hat being real good because we're now 25 days until christmas and temperatures range from the 30's to the 50's, big range

today, clouds are starting to role report role in, which moves through about the middle of the day. most of the rain you can see to the south but we will see what happens with that rain. but in the meantime 52 degrees right now, 60 at least for a high temperature depending on how much sunshine sticks around and those showers will roll through three or 4:00 o'clock if you even get a shower. and then tonight our wintry in mix doesn't really move in until well after midnight but it will cause some tricky travel, mostly north and west of the city. i think here in the city we will stay above freezing overnight but it will be a close call, and don't worry about it, because we will be hearing with you tomorrow morning at 4:00 a.m. to make sure you get through it, right bob kelly. >> i like how you laugh when you say we will be here tomorrow morning at 4:00. we will get a chuckle in there. 8:02. good morning everybody. monday, back to work and back to school. who will will day is over. lets getting. lets look at five-point, 309 and 202 coming together. beef seen volume start to pop here in the last half an hour.

even the school buses are back at it. volume down i-95, thinks a live look right here near the stadium area folks on the right heading out bound up and over that girard point double decker bridge. if you are head being to the airport in delays at the moment, at philadelphia international. but we've got some sun glare for you. hello to bryn mawr. a live look at the blue route, 476 southbound, you can see the shadows, cast by the the son, sonnies right at the dashboard level because it is at a wick point this morning. south owned i-95 slow working towards girard avenue. slow go on the schuylkill. a problem on the boulevard. northbound at f street in the neighborhood, watch out for a crash. crash in charleston, chester county route 29 right at hallow road. that one there involving an overturn vehicle. and then out here in chester county 926 a crash right at schoolhouse road. bridges look fine. the mass transit is looking good. chris and alex, back over to you. >> thanks, bob. 8:03. lets get to the top stories of

morning. fire fighters say an early morning fire in germantown, may have been caused by a firebomb. crews responded to 79 east colter street shortly before 4:00 o'clock this morning. there were no injuries. investigators say they are looking into whether several teenage girls involved in ab ongoing dispute are connect, to this fire. police are searching for a missing west chester university student, shane montgomery. >> he was last seen leaving a bar in manayunk early thanksgiving morning. fox 29's jennifer joyce live outside that bar with the latest on that search for him, good morning, jen. >> reporter: good morning, chris and alex. well, the family is feeling a little bit frustrated at this point. they say it is not in his nature to leave a group and not check in with anyone and they think that someone had to have seen something. it was wednesday night, thanksgiving eve when shane was last seen here at kildare's pub in manayunk. his mother says he was with friends but got separated. he was escorted out of the bar

and has not seen since. it is in the like him, his mom says, to be out of touch. over the last four days police, family and friend have conduct searches. a team of divers waited through the cue kill riaer canal in manayunk for any sign of the young man. helicopter have been combing the area from above. montgomery's mom says there is no way to describe these past four days, and the love and support neighbors and from the community means so much to them as they try to piece together what happened to shane after he abruptly left kildare's. the montgomery family was live on our air this morning. they are asking people to keep an opened mind, and a opened eye out for their loved one. not just on main street in manayunk but throughout philadelphia. >> we need to have people who may be saw him at some point during that day, during that night, into the hours of that morning. not just on main street but maybe up on crescent street, maybe up on ridge have avenue, maybe out as far as norristown, but if you think you saw shane, we need you to

reach out to us because we cannot find him. >> and his son, anybody who saw anything, please come forward, anything, and we will take any tip that we can get. anybody saw anything suspicious, something out of the ordinary please call the police, and let him necessity there is flyers all over, all over the town where you can call, call northwest detectives, fbi, call anybody, anybody, please. >> heart breaking interview with shane's family this morning. and officials, hosted by family and officials have been held in shane's honor. senior at west chester university. they are reviewing surveillance video and reinterviewing shane's friend to try to piece all of this together. alex and chris.

>> yes. >> and, more commute coverage, all a across our fink their shane montgomery was found and is okay. a trial set to begin today foreman accused of killing an off-duty philadelphia police officer. rafael jones is one of the two suspects charge in the officer of murder of moses walker. officer walker was killed. jones is facing the death penalty. other suspect in this case chancer mcfar land has pleaded guilty, already, and prosecutors say, that he is agreeing to testify against jones, but mcfar land will be sentenced after jones trial. and several teens are reportedly expressing interest in ray rice now that he has been given green light to return to the nfl. arbitrator threw out rice's indefinite suspension for punching his then fiance, now his wife in, a hotel elevator. at least four teams, including the indianapolis colts and new orleans saints, are reportedly showing interest in the free agent. >> he is now 28 years old.

three different meetings on the crisis in ferguson are on the president's agenda today. first white house says cabinet will review federal programs that give multi style, i should say, give military style equipment to law enforcement agencies. and then the president will talk to civil rights leaders about mistrust of police officers philadelphia dearborn any north community such as ferguson, missouri. finally president obama will meet with government and law enforcement officials to talk about how to strengthen neighborhoods in general. meanwhile darren wilson did not get a severance package when resigned this past week from the ferguson police department according to the mayor of that town. former officer won't get any further pay or benefits. he was making $45,000 a year, in salary. a st. louis police officer's group is calling on the the in. fl to pun ish five st. louis rams players who showed support for ferguson protesters. >> st. louis police office's so, says it is disappointed with this display you see right here calling it tasteless and offensive. >> during the team's pregame interest suction is five rams

players, stopped near tunnel and raised their hand. this hand up don't shoot gesture was protested mountain aftermath of michael brown's death to show that they too, like mike brown, were unarmed, and police office's so, is calling for players involved, with this demonstration to be disciplined and for not just a team but for the league to issue a public apology as well. all right. time right now 8:09 on this monday morning. it is not just any monday, it is cyber monday as you can see. oh, yeah. a lot of people getting their smart phones, their computers. this is a day to have your smart phone charged, alex. >> that is for sure. everybody will be on their lap tops at work to try to get a deal. lets get to sabina live inside amazon's middletown delaware facility where everybody, they are having new deals, every ten minutes, every tenin, right sabina. >> reporter: it is. you didn't think it was bus think morning, it has picked up so much more, even than

that. packages are busing. we are joined by spokesmen for amazon. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> we want to make sure your lap top is charged and ready to go but actually a a lot of people, not using their lap tops to get these deals. >> that is right, actually amazon app and you can get exclusive deals by signing up on that app and we're finding that more and more of our customers are making their very first purchase on the mobile device. >> are the. >> reporter: it is a a new age. this is a really wig day. can you talk about what cyber monday means for business. >> this is our biggest day of the year. last year on this day our customers ordered 426 items, per second. we expect this year to be even more. we have more deals then ever before. amazon.com/cyber monday and we're so excited to see what happens. >> reporter: i cannot imagine how it can be busier but it is going to be. i love your purse. >> yes. >> reporter: what is so special for it. >> thinks an exclusive item

for amazon, it is 50 percent off today. that is tip of the iceberg. >> reporter: big discount. she said tip of the iceberg. we have a lot more of those december, coming up, just a teaser. coming up at 9:00 we will take you inside is what hot this year and is what flying off of the shelves. back to you guys. >> can't wait to see that. i have some gifts i need to buy too. >> thank you, sabina. >> amazon information cost to have $30 billion of revenue for this last quarter during the holiday quarter, which is up 18 percent from last year. amazon is really growing. >> they are. millions of you are set to shop today but what exactly will you buy? coming up 59 most popular cyber monday gift, to buy upon line, right now. and philadelphia's own mo'ne davis is back in the head lines, she's already a huge sensation but now, our taney dragons have another tight toll add to the the taney dragons have another tight toll add to the the resu

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back to reality after a great holiday weekend. temperatures varied depending on where you are. we have 36 degrees in allentown. fifty-two though in

philadelphia. and 50 in millville. but only 40 in lancaster. so that is right now. here is your seven day forecast, 60 degrees. we should be around 50 for december 1st. but, some showers with a cold front and that means when we get more precipitation tomorrow, we will probably get a mix to start. anyway but changing over quickly to rain. not as chilly on wednesday, and then by thursday and friday, still a little bit on the chilly side but not too bad. it looks like a chance of showers for the eagles on sunday but enjoy sunshine and milder temperatures today. it will all change tomorrow. >> sounds good, sue. 8:15. we're going in the wrong direction here. but looking at the schuylkill expressway westbound out of town, stacked and packed from montgomery drive past city avenue out towards this area more folks leaving the city then copping into downtown. speaking of down town here's the vine street expressway. the sun glare really right at

that dashboard level. it is wickes specially coming around the curve, conshohocken curve there this morning. septa regional rails off to a good start. no problems or delays there. bridges are fine. little bit of the slow down popping up on the ben franklin, delays on the boulevard, an accident, northbound on the roosevelt boulevard, and, right at f street and out in charleston chester county watch for a crash on route 29, at hallow road. we went right from thanksgiving to tree shopping. i went out yesterday, cut down the tree for the first time. >> wait a minute how tall is that true. >> that is a 13-foot christmas tree. >> wow. >> i decided to go big time. >> we went shopping, we went to cut it down, but i could not get the saw halfway through. >> so we had to have folks in phoenixville help me out. they delivered it. that is austin standing on the chair. now i have to go out and get more lights because i don't have enough lights for a 13-foot christmas tree.

>> let me can this question, do you then go and lift him up and help him put the star or angel on top of the tree. >> i don't know because we have never gotten anything this big. i decided to go all out for him this year. i don't even have a ladder to be honest with you. i have to go buy a ladder. >> you didn't think this through. >> it was fun yesterday, shopping for the christmas tree for the first time with our little guy. send us your pictures. do you have your tree up yet. are you decorated? we'd love to see your pictures. hash tag fox 29 good day and we will put you on air. >> that would be a great christmas car. >> beautiful photo. >> good work my man. we necessity aber monies biggest on lrne shopping day of the year. >> so this year is expect to set a record with shoppers, spending $2.6 billion, that is 15 percent more than last year. financial expert dan ri coto is here. >> hold on, i have to check out. >> you are checking out on your phone. >> 54 percent of americans admit to shopping on line

while at work. >> and all we're doing it on the smart phones. >> that is right. 20 percent of all on line sales today will be on smart phones which is incredible. you think just a few years ago, guys, we didn't use smart fence to shop. this has become our personal law in the palm of our hand. >> you can do it in the palm of your hands. >> we are reporting on it all morning with a sabina at amazon headquarters. here's the deal, 127 million americans are expect to shop on line today. a record $2.6 billion in sales, and that is up 15 percent from last year. big numbers, guys. >> 127 million americans. >> yeah. >> i mean that is what a third. >> more than a population. >> more than a third. >> black friday everybody talks about how that disappointed everyone do you think cyber monday will be saving grace for stores. >> here's what is happening, black friday is the gray week, right. it is retailers that have been successful in pushing those or pulling those sales forward into thanksgiving, right. so black friday itself is not so important, it is that whole

entire weekending with today that really are important to the retail world. >> is anyone working to day or secretly shopping. >> probably not. but people have become very good hiding behind their screens looking like they are working while they are clicking and sliding. >> real quick question, and talking about what you are talking about but are malls a thing of the past. >> yes, successful retailers are trying to figure out ways to enhance the in person experience and the the on line experience. but a lot of malls are ghost towns. no question. >> lets talk about because i am will's trying to get in the shopping mode. i have my list to go. what are the gifts i need to get, especially for cyber monday. >> if you needed further evidence it is april up's world, the moist popular gift is mobile phones especially iphone six. second is fit bit, you guys have a fit bit. >> no. >> it is a device thaw wear that record your physical activity throughout the day. >> i have seen that. >> yes, talk about two or three shakes you just had at lunchtime but tells you how much calories you are burning. tv's are popular.

internet tv. >> apple tv. >> smart tv. >> yes. >> internet, that kind of things. gaming systems. kids are into the video games and adults. that is fifth most popular gift today. >> wow. and then if you want a good gift, get them a pet, little puppy, as a gift. >> no not really. >> no one is doing that anymore. >> bob kelly is like i got one for you. >> bob has cherwood forest living in his living room. >> best add rise charge your smart phone. >> keep it charge. don't get caught up in the hype. keep within your budget. check out cyber monday to the come, one of our tips on the screen right new because it gives you updates throughout the day of different deals. and then hash tag cyber monday if you want deals on twitter. >> dan, as always, very interesting. >> thank you. >> have a great day. >> i will start shopping in a bit. do you love those thin mints? listen up, you may be buying your beloved girl scout cookies differently this year. why the girls, my gosh, may be ditching door-to-door sales.

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well, girl scouts are ditching door-to-door sales and they are going digital. for the first time in nearly 100 years girl scouts of the u.s.a. will allow members to sell cookies using a mobile app or personalized web site. but only if their scout counsels and guardians give them okay to do this. this may be good news. you can have cookies ship directly tour doorstep. sometimes i will try to look from store to store where they will be this year. >> yes, they seem to be every where though. did north korea have anything to do with the security breach sony pictures. the company is trying to get to the bottom of that question after learning high quality versions of four unreleased films were leaked on line. studio is looking into whether north korea hacked their system and why would they do that? well, perhaps in retaliation for upcoming release of the

film the interview. that movie the the comedy about journalist hired to assassinate current dictator kim june un. it includes annie, fury and mr. turner. >> i saw a commercial this weekend. i was thinking it looks funny. i said that doesn't seem right. he is current dictator to do a move bye killing him. that doesn't make any sense. >> who takes that stuff seriously. 8:25. a new report looks at what happened during joan rivers fatal procedure? according to the report that appeared in the new york post doctors that operated on joan lives were working on her as her vital signs deteriorated. doctors reportedly delayed calling 911 for ten minutes. now this was going on while they tried to revive her. the post story says before rivers went in cardiac a arrest her pulse and blood pressure were dropping quickly but doctors still continue, with the procedure. >> wow. >> unfortunate so much is coming out about what went wrong that day.

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look at how pretty sunrise is, they are prettiest when there are a few clouds involved, and that is what we have this this morning. >> this will not last real long. by lunchtime we will have have

clouds in advance of a frontal system coming through. bus stop buddy, your pal and mine, ready for sunshine. temperatures what a range from the 30's to the 50's. it the just depend where you are. is there your umbrella in case you get a shower. not everybody will but they will be around later on this afternoon, increasing clouds, enjoy sunshine, seven out of ten today. clouds are rolling in advance of the cold front. you can see showers dissipating, and front makes its progression from west to east. we will watch that. 52 degrees. 9-mile an hour breeze out there right now. we are above a normal high for december 1st. we will get to at least, 60 degrees today, maybe even more, showers, rolling in, maybe two or 3:00 o'clock in the afternoon, 35 degrees tonight, well after midnight is when we expect that next mess because same frontal system comes back and could give us a bit of the wintry slushy mix after midnight

tonight. so we will keep an eye on that situation for you. in the meantime watching roads here's bob kelly. >> good morning. enjoy it while we can. we have some sunshine this morning on the first day back to work and school after the holiday. good morning to five points at 309 and 202 coming together. not that bad here. live look at 42 freeway for gang coming from south jersey heading in towards the walt whitman bridge pockets of volume from the ac expressway, all the way in through the walt whitman. and some sun glare a along this is blue route northbound right in delaware county sun glare most wicked around that dashboard level during 8:00 o'clock hour during this in month of kes as we flip calendar over. southbound i-95 slow go into girard, schuylkill running slow in the city and crash on the roosevelt boulevard northbound at f street. police are on the scene. a crash out here in charleston route 29 at hallow road, there is also a crash on the northbound side of route 401 approaching valley hill road. both of those crashes in

chester county sending us for a detour. one on 926 at schoolhouse road 95 northbound leaving the city you'll fine delays up into that construction zone at girard avenue. bridge lease fine. mass transit in delays. chris and alex, back to you. thanks very much. if you like posting to facebook or tweeting on twitter, using social media in general you will want to hear this supreme court is weighing supreme court rights of people using violent or threatening language on social media. >> what do you think, court will hear arguments in the case of the bethlehem man sentenced to nearly four years in prison for posting graphically violent rap lyrics on facebook about killing his estranged wife, and shooting up a kindergarten class, and attacking an fbi agent. anthony aloans says he was venting his, anger but federal jury convicted him. >> lets get to our legal analyst ken rottweiler who is back to talk about what this means for free speech when

posting on facebook. >> this is first time supreme court will be examining on line speech. what is interesting, chris, you and write talking about off cameras. we have nine supreme court justice what do you think average age of the supreme court justice is. >> pretty up there. >> ruth paider ginsburg is 81. >> it is 68 and a half years old. how many of our supreme court justices are using facebook and twitter and instagram, probably not a lot of them. so this is going to be new ground for them it will be very interest nothing terms of their decision. >> youngest one is just advertise keying an. >> she's 54. she's the youngest. >> but the essence is when on is one posted something on facebook, they have to find out if it is a true threat there. >> that is what they will deidentify whether it was a specific intent, that is what the people court will do in terms of their decision. whether this was a specific attempt by this man or whether it is a reese nal person standard. he said he would kill her. he made all these graphic threats about her.

the question is whether that is something that, you know, should be protect under the first amendment or not. i quite honestly think it is not. these are very specific threats. doing this to the public at large making threats against his wife. domestic groups said this cannot be protect speech. >> here's my issue. when it is on line or texting, it is hard to tell. you don't have context, the tone. can it not be hard to tell whether a threat is a true threat when someone is typing away. >> lets look the at relationship this was his wife. he made these specific threats against his wife. they are going through a divorce or some domestic problems. he made these threats. he was very specific about what he wanted to do. he said he wanted to kill her and very graphic scene about what he wanted to do with her blood and everything else. so the supreme court, it will be interesting, will take a look at this one of our fundamental rights is first amendment, freedom of speech. one of the things we have learn in law school was. one of the things you cannot do. >> you cannot yell fire in the crowded theater. >> that is exactly right.

why can you do. that it is a danger to the public at large. people would rush out. people can get killed. so your rights with regard to your first amendment freedom of speech is not allowed in those types offset goes where people can be hurt. in this situation he had makes specific threats against his wife what do you think would happen if we say it is protect speech and then cared out and killed his wife. people would be screaming you know what. >> you should done something. >> we should have done something you are dammed if you do and dammed if you don't in this particular case. supreme court will take a look at this. i am very interest todd see how they come out with this ruling will come out in february. >> real quickly then in this case it is specificity of it verse if he posted something on line like i hate mize ex-wife, i wish she would just die. >> that is right. it goes to exactly what was said. the what the specifics were. in this case it was pretty specific and that is why he served three years in jail. >> interesting to see how u.s. supreme court >> good to see you guys. >> wait a minute before

sending that next text, are cell phones making us clingy. research is embarrassing. just how often we expect to hear from our friends and our significant others. >> oh, yeah. plus, philadelphia's own mo'ne davis back in the head lines she's already huge sensation as you know. she is on the cover of the sports illustrated but now our taney dragon has another tight toll add to her resume her big on are or straight ahead. keep tweeting your pictures. we are diagnosis for holiday decorations. morgan just tweeted this. she said who needs decoration this is early when you have this cutie, little baby santa i love it. ant a baby. that is so cute. so, had make sure you tweet us your holiday pictures and holiday decorations but you have to use that hash tag fox 29 good day.

it is 8:39 on this monday. look at that shot at the airport. kind of bus there i. it can only get busier as morning goes on. >> yep, everybody coming back from thanksgiving. >> owners of the philadelphia's mo'ne davis, well, they just keep on coming, kerry. she's cover girl yet again. >> she is this time for sports illustrated, kids. in stranger to attention. she got plenty of it over the past summer. she's 13 years old but she knows spotlight very, very well. it all started when taney dragons pitcher became first girl will to throw a shut out in the little league world another is history. then she became first little leaguer to grace national cover of the sports illustrated. well, here she is once again. >> look at that. >> i've got the magazine in front of us. it just came in the fox 29 news room. she's been named 2014 sports kid of the year, and securing

another magazine cover, obviously. she has an entire spread inside, with highlights of her accomplishments in the classroom as well. she's been on the honor role since she first enrolled, second grade. in addition to her pitching , she's got an rbi single. she had an rbi inning will in the world series making her the sixth girl to get a hit in the tournament the's history. she's getting all of the recognition because of the baseball and she has proven that she has incredible skills, but she says that basketball is actually her passion. she'd like to pursue a career in the wnba after she graduates from school but she has got the amazing videos on you tube. i wish we could have brought them to you. we didn't get a chance of them. she is doing wick stuff on the court. >> basketball girl. >> all around kind of sports sensation. >> we are so program i for her. everybody is so proud of her. >> she first started pitching and she was seven years old.

she was autopsy begins an eight year-old boy from nearby park wood neighborhood. she delivered a fast food, and, he hit it into, you know, a home run. she walked off the field. he had her head down. her coach went out to check on her. he thought she was crying. she was so angry, that she walk off to just try to figure out how she can, you know, get this guy. and she struck him out every single time he stepped up to bat. so that is the motivation. seven years old. >> yes. >> fabulous. >> seriously inspirational for everyone. >> she is good hopefully she can do it with basketball. >> heck yes she can good we love it. >> thanks, kerry. >> heads up on your shopping, ladies, if your struggling with what to get your man this year, we're in luck. we know must haves for your holidays and what you need to add to your list this year. but keep those pictures coming. we want to see your holiday decorations. here's one from brian. look at the little girl. she looks so tiny. this is a tree we are getting

to deck raid. kerry is showing us her trees inside her house. and david says, it is all decorated, look at that beautiful tree a head, will, keep them coming, use that hash tag fox 29 today, we are getting ready

all around the world, we're worldly on good day wouldn't you a say so chris. >> a absolutely. >> we're looking at olde city but everyone in their family loves the rodan museum but how much do you know about the famous artists. so, of course, jen fred, she's in paris, right the now, talking to us live via sky stream. there might be a delay. >> i know that he and his under study had quite the trist. >> hi guys, yeah. we definitely will talk about rodan in just a second... >> oh, no it is breaking up. >> she's stopping to think about what she will say next. >> actually, of course, that was skype. we had interference. that is a long atlantic ocean

to send a signal over. >> it is. >> we do know fox paid for her trip over to paris and she has gotten all kind of inside looks at things. >> the new exodus movie coming out with christian bail in that. she has been having a great time. >> we will try it again. >> hi, jen. >> hi, guys, i will stay still, can you hear me and see me. i hepp so. we have been interviewing stars from the exodus movies. it is fox that paid for to us come which is exciting. i just talked to aaron paul. he has never been to philadelphia of course, we swore a little bye. we love our rodan museum so much but here's the thing in paris, they have a very dirty little secret about how work actually got done. listen to this. >> working on the novel and...

unaudible. >> she was thinking it. >> yes,. >> unaudible. >> okay. and they take their art very seriously. we're in the grand hotel here. and i necessity we have our four seasons. we have amazing hotels. but look a at this. they have real art in there we cannot show you too much because it is a very private hotel. there are guests in the hotel. but i can tell you if you follow me along, i mean in philadelphia i don't think we have real art. literally that looks like a museum. if you can see it, my camera work is not very good. how amazing that? this is real art. one of the things they do. guys, last thing i want to tell you they are preparing in a very big way for the christmas season here. you know we have our christmas village? they have a whole noel market if you will. it goes on for blocks and blocks and blocks and it is

nothing short of amazing. i saw the movie exodus last night. it is also amazing. it tells obviously a decades old story of moses and it is just great. coming up in a few minutes i will go backup stairs to speak with ridley scott and christian bail and you'll be able to see those interest loose tomorrow. we have to say hi to one of over friend from philadelphia, marshall, you remember he was one of the members of quincy's team but he had has been helping me so i have to say thank you. >> thank you. >> oh, yeah. >> and then we will get some interference as well. i love that she medicine aaron paul, from breaking bad. >> yeah. >> pretty cool. >> i feel like we will get more on. that i have been hearing more about the exodus movie i can't wait to hear about how that went. brandon boykin was in the bravo clubhouse last night. i was watching, and then right after they are like brandon boykin. what, seriously. boykin was a guest bartender at the late night talk show.

watch what happens live. he served to drinks to the real housewives of atlanta. cynthia was there cohen tweeted it is official i'm obsessed with brandon boykin from the eagles. he even said that he expects, andy cohen we will see them in the super bowl. people are starting to believe in the eagles. they are excited. >> we are nine and three, four games left to go, this will be a great test, this coming sunday at the link against defending super bowl champion seattle seahawks. >> it will be a win, i can feel it. >> lets get more pictures. we have been asking people to tweet their holiday decorationness preparation. >> so this one is from maryann and she says my el ves, meg, joe, dan, and a va and littal lexus wants to hang her first stocking on the tree. look at those eyes. >> thinks tommy and ava decorating the kids. the grand kids. the that is what it is all about. >> it is all about family.

keep tweeting your pictures use the hash tag fox 29 good

looks nice to start. we will have a decent beginning of our day even when clouds come in it will be nice and mild. enjoy it while it is here. we have 52 degrees in philadelphia a that already beats normal high temperature for december 1st which is 50. forty-nine in mount pocono, yet only 39 in pottstown and 55 degrees down in wildwood. so, unusually mild to start the month of september. and the the trend started over the the weekend. we were so cold saturday morning. we made to it 45 degrees in the afternoon. then yesterday nice recovery to 59, i think we will beat