she herself is battling al him s alzheimer' may be her last hoop but not her last hope. she's made it her legacy to fight pediatric cancer and never give up. >> i'm so happy that people know about it now and that we can get some research going and hopefully find that home run cure for cancer. and even though i might not -- i'm probably not going to be around to see it. it's going to help a lot of people. >> lauren's cause has raised more than $25,000 for pediatric cancer. her team won the game 66-65. lauren scored the final two points. >>> time for a final check in our forecast now. tom, we want to see some warm air coming in here? >> yeah, warming up after a chilly start this morning. temperatures well into the 50s around the metro area. reagan national at 59. it's in the lo mid-60s across north central virginia where there's more sunshi much of the region will be in the low to mid-60s. then even warmer looks great. sunshine, low 40s in the morning, afternoon highs in t 70. then some drier air, turning cooler on friday, saturday and again on sunday. highs in the 50s eac

. >> now her daughter hopes her story can fuel the fight against alzheimer's. fox 29'shawnette wilson has the emotional tale. ♪ >> personality was kind of off, um, she started forgetting people's faces and forgetting me when i was 13 when she started, um, like disappearing basically. it's difficult i never got to know her as a person. i was so young. >> growing up has been hard for now 23 year old carissa. she was just a teen when her mom at 56 years old was diagnosed with early onset alzheimer's after having symptoms for two years. >> watching her disappear before your eyes pretty much was one of the worst things ever. >> reporter: carissa's faint memories of her mother are of a strong independent woman not to mention glamorous who took care of everyone but now it's just the opposite. >> it was waking up and trying to tell her you have to eat breakfast and get changed, you have to take a shower. it's not just like oh, she forgot where she put something. >> reporter: last year, the disease progressed so that doctor recommended they put her mom in a nursing home for arou

. >> now a local woman hopes her story can fuel the fight against alzheimer's. fox 29'stale. >> her personality was kind of off. she started forgetting people's faces and forgetting me when i was 13 when she start the like disappearing basically. it's difficult because you know i never got to know her as a person. i was so young. growing up has been hard for now 23 year old carissa. she was just a teen when her mom at 56 years old was diagnosed with early onset alzheimer's after having symptoms for two years. >> watching her disappear before your eyes pretty much was one of the worst things ever. >> reporter: carissa's faint memories her mother of a strong, independent woman. not to mention glamorous who took care of everyone. but now it's just the opposite. >> it was waking up and trying to tell her, you know, you have to eat breakfast. you have to get changed. you have to take a shower. it's not just like oh, she forgot where she put something. >> reporter: last year, the disease progressed so that a doctor recommended they put her mom in a nursing home for around the

s matt delucia is there to fill us in. hey, matt. >> reporter: hey, rosemary. it's a walk to end alzheimer's.ughly 15,000 people are making their way to citizens bank park right now. i'll give you a live look coming up after this break. >> a great day for an event like that. we have a little blanket of cloud cover in some spots and we are looking at dry conditions. here's a live look outside, and also mild for this time of year, at least in the morning. we're going to warm up just a bit this afternoon. still cool. we'll talk more about that. warm to start your workweek and cold, cold, cold to finish it. we'll talk more about that coming up. merry christmas! thanks but this gift, it's kind of half-fast. what's wrong? we still have cable internet, so our uploads are half the speed of our downloads. so i'll be half-fast when i share my photos. and i'll do a half-fast job updating my blog. wait, is everything under this tree half-fast? who wants eggnog? don't settle for half fast cable internet. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch. uploads as fast as downloads. get a fios triple play online f

temperatures right now, are in the 40's, they will be in the lower 50's on unday morning when we get together for walk to end alzheimer's a and then in the afternoon if you can make it to this one, thinks at eakins oval and light the night walk to benefit leukemia and lymphoma society. temps in the upper 40's. we will wear a few layers there. 44 degrees in allentown, 30's in mount pocono, 47 in philadelphia south jersey we have 51 in cape may and 47 degrees in bridgeton to get you started. this is as advertised which is pol will air plunge, we have had really cold air moving in by the the middle will and end of next week. it is all because of a typhoon in the pacific, moving to the north and kind of loosening up this polar air, this arctic air, so get ready for a really big chill if you have in the unpack your sweaters yet for the winter you will need them by end of the next week. kick off forecast for the eagles, at the link, 46 degrees at 8:30 on monday night so i think we have covered just about everything in this, seven day forecast, to the high of 63 degrees on veterans day on tuesday to only 44, on thursday. and v

we expect light wind at the alzheimer's walk at citizens bank park. fourteenth year of fox 29'slled about that. >> we have leukemia, lymphoma society walk called light the night happening late in the afternoon on sunday at eakin oval. i should be okay, cloudy but dry. >> yes. >> but you temperatures are mostly in the 40's. thirty's in the mountains. 58 degrees in wildwood. it feels chillier because of the win. we expect a high of 53 degrees by end of the day to day. seven out of the ten. autumn chill tomorrow gives us another seven. temperatures below average. average high is 60. we don't get back there until monday. by tuesday, veterans day looks fantastic sunny and milder and then bottom drops out after some rain on wednesday morning when we will get a big chill will by next week but bob kelly, you have been warn. >> nice cup of hot chocolate will do you you some good this morning. >>> tgif, curb side on the 42 freeway. we are dealing with wicked sun glare this morning. in complaints today, because after all that rain yesterday but coming in towards philadelphia, stop and go,

alzheimer's. real excited about that. temperatures in the lower 50's and most importantly light wind.t was windy last year. then light the night walk the evening, temperatures will be in the upper 40's by then and then on of course benefits leukemia and lymphoma society. we are excited to be involved. hopefully you can make it to one of them on sunday. lets go to the future, rest of the day today to see if that rain makes its way here. we will stay dry rest of the morning. maybe around noon in the northern and western suburbs a sprinkle, stray shower or two. shouldn't be a big deal. should move out quickly. wind are high this morning. we are seeing gusts as high as 30 miles an hour throughout the day. so 53 degrees will feel chillier and in the 40's all day with those wind gusting and then autumn chill continues on saturday with a high of 50 degrees, a few degrees warmer on sunday but most importantly dry, for all of our events this weekend, by monday, it is starting to get milder, veterans day on tuesday, looks fantastic but by middle of the next week we are seeing arctic air moving

alzheimer's walk in the morning and light the night walk in the evening that is good. monday looks good. veterans day looks excellent with sunshine and temperatures in the 60's but we drop off with our temperatures by middle will of the next week with some arctic air moving in that is a big chill later in the week. that is your seven day forecast. >> 4:47. tgif and good morning to south philadelphia 26th and pen rose at the base have the platt bridge. folks leaving coming in toward the the neighborhood. not that bad, little traffic signal has everybody stopped. speaking of the airport taking a live look at i-95, i-95 right here near philly international airport you'll fine light volume. we had big delays yesterday at the airport. we will reset clock and hopefully in good shape. everybody said bobby where is that conn show curve we talk b ready, hit the gas, boom, hold on, hold on, hold on, around the curve, all right, and there you get into conshohocken, there is marriott off to the right and for gang heading out to conshohocken this weekend, they will close that ramp from westbound schuylkill to conshohocken all day tomorrow due to construction. you'll have

s. autumn chill on saturday. now we have rain in the sunday forecast but not for the morning so far. we should still be okay for our walk to end alzheimer'sunday morning at the citizens bank park. for the monday night eagles game you will have to bundle up, that is your weather authority seven day forecast, got all that straight bob kelly. >> we will be drinking hot chocolate in the parking lot tailgating on monday night. >>> good morning, everybody. 4:46 on a tuesday morning's lex day. we're in good shape. live look at i295 over near haddonfield, new jersey. no problems at all north or south working your way down toward the the 42 freeway. an accident just cleared in marlboro, gravel pike off of green hill road. watch, the deer are out there already. i got a tweet from someone who had a little fender-bender yesterday with the deer. pennsauken route 130 at route 70 watch for construction working your way in towards that admiral wilson boulevard. most of the work crews are starting to pop cones in the back of the truck and call it a night. 202 still out here both directions between valley hill road and the a approach to the schuylkill expr

alzheimer's at citizens bank park, the the big philadelphia walk. many of us will be there and we will hope you will be too. the weather should be dry, sunny and probably in the 40's in the morning which isn't bad, bob kelly for this time of the year. >> not bad at all, 6:47. we are all happy after an eagles win. i'm happy i get free dunkin' donuts today when you have app at the duncan. a live look. double jelly doughnut delay westbound, stacked up more foulke leaving the city this morning from sit avenue out toward conshohocken and sun starting to pop up, coming around conshohocken curve. still a delay on the turnpike, on the philly bensalem, and we have a had that early truck fire off the roadway but attracted a lot of attention, southbound lanes of the blue route, slow as you head in towards saint david villanova and delays, in new jersey, right along that 295, route 73 interchange and just a minor delay on mass transit regional rail trains this morning, because of the colder weather, chris and kerry back to you. >>> bob kelly. 6:48. lets get to this trenton health director who says a number of residents air monk a group being monitored for ebola according to n

s. so it will be chill toy get started on sunday morning. we have a walk to end alzheimer's at citizens bank park, and see you there, bob kelly. >> you got that, bright and early. good morning, everybody. bright and early this morning you'll see a little bit of the change as sunrisees an hour earlier. all part of the moving the clocks back over the weekend. time to make the doughnuts. southbound on i-95, jammed from cottman avenue in through girard. you'll see the city sky line there in the background and then just watch for an accident now, right here near the conshohocken curve. we will put the happens in motion, eastbound schuylkill, jammed, solid, heading in to the curve, now, this morning, for the first time in a long while, this half an hour, it is seeing sun glare on the schuylkill at conshohocken. that will throw folks out of whack here over the next couple of days with the changing of the clock, abe that sun pops up, an hour early. an accident on the new jersey turnpike, northbound, right here near route 206, and over the weekend they have opened up the new three la