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david thornburgh with the fels institute at penn. so much. >> my pleasure. >> clouds are rolling in to the delaware valley and we're seeing temperatures that are pretty comfortable out there. live neighborhood network shows some of the highs in the 70's, temperatures running at least 10 degrees above normal. valley forge at the middle school, 72. the same in malvern. in berwyn, te school district 71. hammonton, folsom school district 70. 60's are going to be sticking around. right now in philadelphia, 57. 56 in wilmington, 59 in reading and 57 degrees in the poconos. you can see where the cold front is right here cutting right through little rock, dallas, just to the northwest of nashville. temperatures in the 40's to the north and west, 50's and 60's even 70's to the south and east and that colder air will be coming back but not so soon. we have one more very nice day. here's our cold front, a line of showers. right now not seeing any thunderstorms but a good dose of rain marching ever so slowly toward the east. so, during the overn

so when blake bought the guns, his parents fel felt tht they h step in.w their son as a patient. but authorities say that same troubled boy and concluded he should be a prisoner. >> my mom thinks something like virginia tech is going to happen with me or walmart or the guy at the movie theater in arizona or something. >> why does she think that? >> because every one of those people have a mental illness. and they didn't tell anyone that they bought a gun. >> okay. so now let's fast forward to your situation. what would you consider your condition? >> right now? >> yeah. you take medication, right? >> yes, sir. >> for what? >> depression. >> okay. was that an illness? >> yes. >> okay. so you have an illness similar to these people. now what else do you have in common with these people? >> i have homicidal thoughts. >> his mother thinks blake was a gullible kid and easily led because of his meantal illness. but prosecutors tell us he had a real plan to kill. he just didn't get a chance to carry it out. they believe they prevented a tragedy. psychologist joh

fels like 38. buckle up everyone. the cold blast is arriving.e'll take it toward the north and west of philadelphia where fire lieutenant matthews is saying in berneville the temperature 38 degrees. the wind 22 miles an hour. very cold with winds gusting to 30 miles an hour. if you would like to be an eyewitness to weather join team. be an it witness weather watcher government to cbsphilly.co cbsphilly.com/watchers. >> outside the cold is coming. we're in camden looking across the the delaware. and we're seeing clearing skies. right now in philadelphia, the temperature is 45 degrees. 41 in allentown and reading. 34 in the poconos. but nothing compared to our neighbors in the midwest. chicago, 11. desmoines 12. minneapolis nine and st. louis only 19 with snow. this is crazy for this time of year. winds out of the west northwest at about 15 to 22 miles an hour and these will increase overnight. here's our arctic front. the center of the storm is over canada it's going to push through. the arctic air filters in. see these blues and purples this is

lesean mccoy has an illness w nick fels out indefinitely sanchez takes the reigns of the offense. this very purpose. the veteran has been in the nfl since 2009 but he will make his first start in nearly two years. >> yeah, it makes you a appreciate it even more. it makes you want to play all that much better when i get in there. >> he has won in this league at a very high level before. he has definitely done it. he is a true professional. he is very talented too. >> maclin has been named the nfc offensive player of the week. he had had two touchdowns begins houston. on the same day todd herremans officially goes on injured reserve, evan mathis is activated. mathis missed most of the season with the knee injury. jeff sky vice ski caught up with him ahead of the monday's game. >> it has been hard. i'm back. the wait is over. so now it is just all about the preparation. i'm excited to be back. i necessity now i'm not going to be overly excited but focus on the task at hand. >> flyers announced leading goal scorer michael raffle will miss six weeks with the lower body your. >>> still

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it fels good in the hallway he is making the cheese stake right now but his take on it. >> yes. >> itmells great. >> yes, it do. >> we will see how it taste. >> i love that guy, on chopped all the time. one of the brightest, best chefs in america. >> okay. so we have found this list of the top ten most catchy songs out there. this actually came to us from the united kingdom, figure out which songs are most recognizable, one that sticks in your head the most and they came out with the top ten. here's one. >> ♪ >> i don't agree with this one. >> s.o.s. wye aba so this is from united kingdom so they are influenced. >> do you remember dancing queen. >> i like that. >> that would have been on my list. >> let's try another one now good let's listen to this. >> ♪ >> yeah, we need the hooks on these things. >> you recognize the beginning of the songs, that is just dance by lady gaga. that was fourth on their top ten. >> yes. >> number three. >> ready. >> ♪ >> from philly, i remember that movie, rocky, came in third. >> eye of the tiger by survivor. >> people recognize that one in an average o

if that would have been nick foles, every line would have been lit all night running nick fels out ofdoes this again next week then all bets are off but no, i do not think sanchez had a good game but it did not start with him. >> what is wrong with shady? another horrible game. >> i don't know if i would call it horrible, he had 88 yards which is not horrible but you're going in the right direction there. will somebody please explain to me why the human first down machine darren sproles gets two carries. last week he gets one carry. i know he is a smaller back and they don't want to give him a ton of carries but two, one. my wife and daughter to were eagles fanatics, right. they look looked at the game different than guys do they ask the most obvious question? how come darren sproles doesn't get the ball more? guess what i have to say to that, i don't know because they really don't know. >> what is their psychology, their mind setting forward now. >> mind set is, like all athletes but everybody in life really when you have a bad day you somehow have have to forget it and they have bee

wind but enough to drive those feels like readings down in the 20's throughout most of the region and fels like 13 in the poconos. coming up this evening, with clear skies, and winds, out of the west at about 10 miles an hour it will drive wind chills down into the 20's, and then the temperature will fall, that far, as well. coming up, we will talk about temperatures on the rise, how quickly they get there and how close we will get to record warmth. after that, some coastal concerns, as we head into the busiest travel time of the year. thanksgiving, week. we will talk more about that coming up with the seven day later in the broadcast. >> kathy, thanks very much. >>> lab testing has ruled out a potential ebola case in philadelphia. >> health reporter stephanie stahl was first on the story has details, hi stephanie. >> reporter: we have good news, person had recently traveled to west africa and had some suspicious symptoms. enough to be put into isolation for testing. ebola testing from the pennsylvania state lobbies negative on specimens, from an unidentified patient who is being evaluated

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she is joining us today as a recipient of the social lowship.on or bhsi fel less lee bloom and davideate this honor as a way to recognize individuals and encourage them to continue their efforts. please join me in welcoming our next guest. [applause] >> thanks so much for having me. this is great. so convention neal, we think about opportunities a lot like this. this is a school where i went to high school in connecticut and known for its academic rigor, its structure and obvious opportunity. what is interesting about my experience at this school, it wasn't thing that got myself out of bed or got me excited or passionate. in fact, i really didn't relate to the opportunity offered here at all. instead, what created a culture of achievement in me was not academics at all. it was actually figure skating. so growing up, i was a competitive figure skater and figure skating was the thing that taught me dedication, purpose and confidence. ta was the thing that got me out of bed in the morning. had nothing to do with academics. it created a self-driven sense of motivation to achieve and this

say that, "we loved your work on "fel "seinfeld," and by the way, "love your dog show." >> this is the electric car, isn't it? tesla? >> if you notice a wet dog smell, it's me. >> john, always good to see you. >> you can catch the national dog show following our coverage of the macy's thanksgiving day parade right here on nbc. >>> let's get a check of the headlines with natalie. >> good morning, everybody. today one of the busiest travel days of the year. millions of people driving or flying this thanksgiving will have to battle the elements on the east coast. nor'easter now storming up the i-95 corridor, threatening to deliver heavy rain and slick snow. new england could be heaviest hit, up to a foot of snow in some areas. hundreds of flights nationwide have already been canceled. >>> for a second straight night protesters, police and national guard troops were out in force in ferguson, missouri, following monday's grand jury decision in the michael brown case. dozens of people were arrested. craig melvin is in ferguson. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, natalie. we are

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