the rain is down around norfolk, virginia, raleigh-durham north carolina and it will make its way northward. we will see a little bit of sun when it day begins and daylight begins but that is not until 20 after 7:00 this morning. later on tonight we have a freezing rain advisory in effect for the poconos mountains, because when that rain comes, which will remain, rain for us, it will be, for frozen when it gets up there. there is that word again, frozen. >> yes. >> i would love to let it go but sometimes you have to use it in weather forecasting. 29 degrees is our current temperature. twenty-three is the wind chill. 7:19 is our sunrise time. it is now the second shortest day of the year. yesterday was the first day of winter. 30 degrees in allentown. twenty-one in reading. thirty-four in trenton. twenty-nine in philadelphia. twenty-four in millville. so it is a cold morning but luckily we're not seeing any precipitation just yet. when we do it will be around 40 degrees in the city and upper 30's just about every where else. so the rain will roll in this afternoon. we will tell you how long it lasts and give you more details on that holiday forecast, coming up, hi, bob kelly. >> 5:02 on this monday morning. roads are dry this morning. we're off to a fairly good start. we will begin in the neighborhood. this is a live look at route 30, white horse pike, over in south jersey, and nice and quiet, no problems, no precipitation, to worry about. roads are dry. even here in northeast philadelphia where they were working all weekend long, cottman avenue ramps to i-95 have been reopen. here's a live look at state road and cottman avenue and a live lot at boulevard right here near seventh street. we are good to go up and down major roadways. 39 miles an hour through haverford. no problems on i-95 or schuylkill expressway. but we will slide out to pottstown right here, route 724, right at cat fish lane watch for a crash. police are on the scene there one in lansdale, welsh road at bell run boulevard, and in new jersey, south on the new jersey turnpike, an subsequent right here near interchange for mount laurel, new jersey. it is approaching route 73. and for the shaders, route 73. right here near styles avenue, some debris on the road by a early morning accident. market frankford, broad street subway, entire septa system looking good. no problems at the moment coming over the bridges, chris, back over to you. philadelphia police are searching for suspects in an armed robbery this happened shortly after 12:30 this morning at 7-eleven on 54th and city avenue. police say two suspects, want armed with a gun, stole money from the register. the suspects reportedly then, ran off. also new this morning one man is dead following a police involved shooting in dover delaware. >> police say that the man pointed what looked like a firearm at them. police then sent out this picture of weapon. it turned out to be a we bee-bee gun. two officers were called out to the country club apartment on green way square to be respond to the suicidal man known as james long. police say when the officer entered that apartment long point that had bee-bee gun at them and officers fired back not knowing that the weapon was not anything more than a bee-bee gun. long has made similar threats before and vocalized a plan to commit suicide by cop. police say wrong rigged his apartment with booby traps that have would have create i had a toxic gas. 504:67:89 new york city is mourning the loss of two officers shot and killed execution style over the weekend. as they sat there in the patrol car. >> officers rafael ramos and wenjian liu were working in brooklyn saturday when israel brinsley walk up to the passenger side of their vehicle and opened fire, striking both officers in the head. he then went to a subway station where he shot and killed himself, earlier in the day, police say brinsley shot his ex-girlfriend, in baltimore. he also vowed on instagram to quote put wings on pigs, and as retaliation for the deaths of eric garner and michael brown. moments before the shooting the police say brinsley started to talk to people on the street. he asked them to follow him on instagram and said watch what i'm going to do community leaders are calling for an event event to the violence. >> we need you to work with the community and the police department. we don't need you just to go to the one side. the police department needs you as well. >> each of the officers leaves behind a wife, officer ramos had two sons and recently celebrated his 40th birthday. officer liu was married just two months ago. meanwhile another protest against police brutality is moving through the city. hundreds of demonstrators with the group blackout philly, protested last night. the march began at 15th and arch in center city. protesters calling a attention to what they say is police brutality and lack of justice in the michael brown and eric garner cases. the protest was peaceful. philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey is calling on his officers to be careful and alert and he says he is concern about the current environment for officers. commissioner ramsey encourage those leading local protest as begins police brutality to call for calm. >> hopefully this makes everybody think about what they are doing and whether they are saying. this is the time forethought full discussion. and, i don't want to lose that, opportunity for that discussion to take place. >> it does, i think, cloud a very important issue and that is police community relations. that we do need to take a hard look at and make some corrections, and this is really overshadowed it. it is a shame. >> all you have to do is listen... >> commissioner ramsey is becoming one of the national, you know, spokespersons for this issue, and you might remember, to that end, president obama tapped commissioner ramsey to lead a task force on 21st century policing. and then all this started to happen. the the group is focusing on building trust in law enforcement officers and neighborhoods around the country. commissioner ramsey will be here inside our studios on good day in the 7:00 o'clock hour to talk much about what is going on around the country. according to the new york daily news, the education of officer ramos children will be paid for by the new york yankees. decades a ago former yankees owner george stein brianer created the yankee silver sheened fouled days which covered the cost of education for police officers, fireman and port authority employees who died in the line of duty. in florida another police officer is dead from a shooting that happened early sunday morning in the springs, along the gulf coast in central florida. forty-five year-old officer charles conndack was choking out a nuisance call. the the alleged shooter tried to drive away but crashed in the pole and another car. he was arrested. authorities say the shooter knew exactly what he was doing. >> this guy is a cop kill shore said that he felt like a caged rat. he felt the officer's presence. he knew what that meant. he knew he was going back to prison where he should have been. there is, absolutely no excuse, there is no, you know, mistaken, i don't care what he told you guys when he was walking in the jail. it is a bunch of nonsense. this guy needs to be held accountable for what he did. >> officer conndack was a father of five and 17 year police department veterans but before working in filet was a officer with the nypd. a dive team has made a discovery they hope leads them to the missing west chester university student. >> we are talking about shane montgomery. he has not been seen since thanksgiving morning. fox 29's steve keeley is live in manayunk where he was last seen very early thanksgiving day morning. steve, good morning to you. >> reporter: first physical evidence, his keys were found, not in the manayunk canal where they were searching so much but here in the schuylkill river by diver teams that were volunteering to help the family and the police here. so this parking lot where we're standing is like an island between the schuylkill river and the manayunk canal where shane was seen on that surveillance walking over the pedestrian bridge tours. there are no surveillance cameras unfortunately here in this parking lot. it is outlined on the edge here along the river with these concrete barriers. the then there are weeds along the steep, drop, several feet down, towards the river. shane's uncle kevin says the keys were found just south of this parking lot in the water. they still had that long philadelphia eagles landyard attached to them. his uncle took them to the montgomery family house in roxborough for what he thought was the key to the front door and lock. it went n it turns. they confirmed they were shane's keys. again, four and a half weeks after he vanish, the first find his uncle says, that has been and a half weeks of very exhaustion for the the family but would still not exhausted is their hope that shane will still show up somewhere, safe. somehow. that his keys may be just tossed in the river here, that he didn't fall in. and after the keys were found, another vigil long main street in manayunk for shane where people attending also spoke in hopeful terms. >> they are sure. they are inspiring. each and everyone of them. even shane's grandmother. i think that is where the colonel of this faith was begun. she was here this evening. she was praying with us. they are remarkable people of faith. >> we all feel so bad and the the the community has come together and just so sad. i can the not even begin. i mean it is all we think b we're very close here. green ribbons, just going, walking around trying to find shane and hoping he will come home to his family. >> well, manayunk you can see is still full of green ribbons all over both outside and inside. green ribbons of hope for shane and his family. at the church that has been the gathering spot for all of the searches, fundraisers and the prayers, they decorated a christmas tree in green ribbons you can see here as shane's family keeps that unforgettable line of the the great basketball coach jill i, don't give up, don't ever give up. jennifer and chris. >> still a horrible holiday for them. all right, steve, thanks. let's hope those clues keep coming. an investigation is underway after chicago mayor rammy manual's sonnies rob right outside the family home. authorities say 17 year-old zachary emmanuel was approached by two men who grabbed him, put him in a choke hold, punched him in the face and took his cell phone. it happen right here near the family's home on the north side of the city, over the weekend. now, he was treated for cuts and bruce toes his face. the mayor has around the clock police details but where they were, at the time, of the robbery, has in the the been disclosed. police are checking nearby surveillance video for clues. and a minnesota woman is spreading some holiday cheer while working to secure, her future, and help others, just like her. >> all right. here she is, she's 26 year-old ana reddick. the she's the owner of an's's car kits and she has down syndrome. her hand made cards are sold through nc.com, web site so she filled orders from 50 states, and around the world so far. >> she doesn't want to do things that everybody else is doing. she wants her own accomplishments. >> so businesses is so good for anas, it has caused a problem. she cannot make more than two you this dollars because she receives benefit from the state. so, but this entrepreneur isn't letting her customers down she's donating thousands of dollars to profit from authority to help others living with this genetic disorder. 5:12. a happy home coming for a pooch who went missing. owners of cocoa just ran away but what he she lee like when she was found makes vet say that she was possibly stolen. ♪ ♪ we put all the apps you love inside a car designed to connect you to a world of possibilities. the connected car by volvo. innovating for you. give the gift of volvo this season and we'll give you your first month's payment on us. all right. so, we've got some weather on the way. it was nice yesterday, even though it was really cold, it was sunny. we may see sun this is beginning of the day to day and then that is bit. so ultimate doppler, it is showing us that rain that is heading our way but it won't be here until this afternoon for most of us, obviously since it is coming from the south, if you are in southern delaware, at the jersey shore you will see the rain before we do here, in philadelphia. and no, airport delays, to show you, so that is good, of course, a as we move through, and we are also looking at, let's see, we've got this seven day forecast. >> you know what, i don't know where this all came from. i thought i put the current information, we've got phillies playing, we've got memorial day, what the heck has happened here. >> wish full thinking. >> you know what, i obviously pressed a wrong button here. i don't know, which one to press to get it back. let's see, let's stay with that. we know this is current. anyway, we have rain on the way for later today. for most of us, it will be rain but in the higher elevations keep in mind things could get slippery as temperatures will be close to freezing, let's say lehigh valley and poconos. there is a freezing rain advisory in effect for the poconos. we will fix whatever gleam lynn got into that computer, coming up, sorry about that going to the shore for the holiday weekend. >> wish full thinking. >> big daddy graham will be here talking about the phillies and cole hamels. >> watch the tram car please. a live look at i-95 right here near the airport. if you are heading to the airport a lot of activity down here over the next couple of days. you are good to go this morning no problems. roads are dry. getting there only tote board looking good on arrivals and departures. good morning to 202 where again we're seeing a hot bed of activity all weekend long in chester county where penndot did the old penndot shovel. they have moved the barriers along route 202, airport map here is looking good on arrivals and departures. and northbound 202 that new pattern is now in play between route 30 the bypass and route 401. so as you roll out of the driveway this morning, this is that stretch without the overhead street lamps. so that new pattern will catch you by surprise until we get some daylight out there. an accident at lansdale, welsh road and bell run boulevard, and also on the new jersey turnpike, southbound, a crash approaching exit number four, which is route 73. otherwise, bridges looking fine this morning, for the shaders, route 73 near styles avenue, watch out for some debris and mass transit looking good with no delays. we have been asking for your holiday pictures of your christmas lights. this one sent to us by gregory bennet. he decorated the dog, check this out. keeping it real, christmas clip, there we go, tip for the dog, don't sit still there in front of the fireplace. we're all decorated for the holidays. if you have a picture have of your christmas lights whether it be the dog, cat, the kids, the house or the front of the house make sure you tweet it and use the hash tag fox 29 lights, and we will use your pick on tv, this morning. jenny, back over to you. >> thanks, bob. delaware senator chris coons will update lawmakers on u.s. effort to fight ebola in liberia today. senator coons, the chair of the senate foreign relations subcommittee on african affairs will hold a press conference. senator coons is reportedly the first member of congress to travel to liberia since the out break. charges have been filed against a couple accused of a home invasion robbery in exton pennsylvania, but the couple is still on the loose. the crime happened friday, police say 36 year-old leonard bernard posed as a worker from a home held care company. they say he pushed his way, into a 76 year-old woman's home, and then robbed her stuff, including jewelry. before he left, police say he tied her hands together, can you imagine how scared she must have been? bernard and this woman 41 year-old brianna mitchell are now wanted for this incident. they face numerous charges, of course. parents of the suspect in the aurora colorado deadly theater shooting plead for his life. >> in the open letter to the victims and their families robert and arlene holmes ask that they spare their son james holmes from the death penalty. they wrote we believe death penalty is morally wrong especially when the the condemned is mentally ill. the prosecution has refuse aid plea deal. one victim questioned the timing of this letter. >> we have not forgotten it one day and so for them to put out a letter two and a half years later right before the trial starts, that is not -- that is not by their design that letter came out. so, we're a little angry. >> twelve people were killed, 70 others injured, in that shooting. a column woman has been reunited with her dog after it went missing on thanksgiving. this is a picture of the reunion between the owner and her pit bull cocoa, a micro chip is being planted for their reunion because someone dyed cocoa black from the original reddish brown color. animal services worker believe someone was trying to hide the dog. time right now 5:20. a woman loses her wallet and she had $800 worth of gift cards inside. the it was a christmas miracle you could say that the wallet was returned with all of the money inside, how that woman is now paying it forward. but first a display sitting side by side a church's nativity scene, why they got the green light to put it up on state property. you fifteen percent or more on huh, fiftcar insurance.uld save yeah, everybody knows that. well, did you know that playing cards with kenny rogers gets old pretty fast? ♪ you got to know when to 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one that came out before unlike a manufacturing line where are every bar is the same, everyone can be completely different. >> just think about how creative you could get. next year hershey hopes to take it to the next level and selling 3-d chocolates, a check late world, which is always fun. >> i like it for all of the kids and kids in us. >> right. >> california woman thought all is lost, when her wallet containing hundreds of dollars in gift cards as well, disappeared. >> but a holiday hero helped save the day. laura cantrell of san francisco had $800 in gift cards in the wallet. she was going to use the money to buy christmas presents but last week when she realized it was gone she thought someone had stolen it but decided to call a calf faze she had eaten at to be sure and a janitor had turn the wallet in. >> i think it is pretty incredible that she would be so honest to turn it in and, you know, not be tempted. >> well, she always had work, everything that is inside of the house is that she can use, belongs to the house. so this wallet being in here belongs to my customers. >> we have to remember there are some good people out there cantrell gave sanchez a hundred dollars reward for keeping the wallet safe. a controversial display is quite the talk in the capitol of michigan. >> so a snake and pentagram are part of the exhibit by the temple of detroit. first time a symbol displayed here of faith has been set on the capitol lawn. organizers got permanent after a church submitted a request to have a nativity scene there many are upset because the display is during christmas. satanic exhibit at the capitol will be there until tomorrow. and a local little girl has her sights set on putting others before herself, how she's helping those in need this holiday season but first bob kelly, how are the roads. >> let's go for a ride. >> ready, it is, go. we will go northbound 202 from like the delaware state line heading all the way up through west chester and, of course, we have a new traffic pattern up there through malvern and we will check the rest of the roads. sue is fine tuning that christmas >> reporter: after chilling murders of two new york city police officers. now departments nationwide are asking their officers to don bullet-proof vest. we will tell what you commissioner charles ramsey is asking protesters, to do. sue? well, we have been saying it for a while. it does not look like a white christmas but a wet christmas. but will it actually happen on christmas that rain. we will break it down in your weather authority forecast, jenny. plus a fatal fire leaves dozens homeless, why some residents of the apartment building may have heated warnings to get out. good day, everyone, it is monday, december 22nd, 2014. the day before my dad a's birth the day, sue serio. >> wow, he always got shortchanged. >> anybody with a birthday this time of the year, yaw because as much as you try to be fair. my nephew, has birthday the daze after christmas. they sometimes do the half birthday, i think in july or something like that so there is a day that is just yours. i don't know. anyway, it is dark out. there is our brilliant weather deductions for the day, it is dark out. bus stop buddy is ready for school for kids who do have school today. there is umbrellas. the make sure you are warm. temperatures are in the 20's and the 30's. we will give you a six out of ten. dry to start. early sunshine. late day showers and some freezing rain, north and west of the city from this system that is heading our way, northbound, so there will be a little bit of sunshine, to start the day as we said but a freezing rain advisory for later on for carbon and monroe counties. 29 degrees with the wind chill of 23 at the moment and then 7:19 is the sunrise time. still pretty short days but winter is official, so those days can start to get longer. now it is really cold as we said, 21 degrees in lancaster. twenty-two in reading. twenty-five in pottstown. the we are in the 20's in millville, dover, wilmington, tell in wildwood. forty by end of the day. clouds will up crease. we will get showers and milder air in here. rain does not start until probably after lunchtime for most of us, it depends on where we live, further south we will get earlier rain. we will talk about the holiday forecast, coming up in just a few moments. hi, bob kelly. >> good morning, everybody. holiday week here is upon us, crunch time is on and a live look at route 202 where we had crunch time throughout the weekend. we have got a new traffic pattern on 202, penndot moved barriers around so is there a new pavement thaw are driving on, pretty much both directions on 202, between the bypass and route 401. as we go to our next camera live look at roosevelt boulevard near 17th street in problems or delays, from northeast philadelphia, heading down towards the schuylkill expressway, a live look at i-95, right here near philly international, looking good there, and, north on i-95, through the weekend, penndot demolished that cottman avenue overpass. good news, the off ramp from i-95 north to cottman avenue back in business and reopened, for our morning rush hour, and philly international, again, it will be a busy travel week, no delays at the moment on arrivals and departures, probably today is your best bet to get that flight out of town if you are heading out, for the holidays. up in lansdale a crash at welsh and bell run boulevard. also south on the new jersey turnpike an accident approaching exit number four, which is route 73. otherwise, bridges look fine and mass transit running with no delays, chris and jenny, back over to you. meantime at 5:32, new castle fire department is investigating a fire that left several people hurt. fire fighters responded to an apartment fire in the court around 9:30 last night. up investigators say two people living there as well as two emergency workers did suffer injuries. none of the injuries is said to be life threatening. another fire in new castle county delaware claims a life this one happened around midnight sunday on the third floor of the harbor house apartment. a seven two-year old resident is also listed in serious condition, in christiana a hospital; the red cross is assisting dozens of misplaced residents. fire investigators are trying to figure out why the building burned so fast. 5:33. police investigating social media accounts a of the 28 year-old man who killed two new york city police officers over the weekend. officers rafael ramos and wenjian liu were sitting in their mark patrol car in brooklyn sat the day when ismaaiyl brinsley walk up to the passenger side and opened fire. striking both officers in the head. he then went to the subway station where he shot and killed himself. earlier brinsley shot his ex-girlfriend at her home in baltimore. he also vowed in an instagram post to put wings on pigs as retaliation for the deaths of eric garner and michael brown. moments before killing the officers police say brinsley started to talk to people on the street. he canned them to follow him on instagram and said watch what i'm going to do. >> that is backdrop police departments are reacting to the deaths of both officers in new york. >> here in philadelphia officials are warning officers to be careful and alert. fox 29's sabina kuriakose is live with more, sabina. >> reporter: it goes without saying that these are very, to say the least uneasy times for police and protesters. police commissioner ramsey spoke of chill incidents his officers dealt with involved with people firing shots in the direction of police. ramsey says these may have had something to do with the police community relations. while he is calling on officers to be alert and vigilant he is urging them to react and measured response. he is asking protesters to remain peaceful and in the let things escalate any further. last night 600 people marched in center city with the group blackout philly. it wants to call attention to what it claims is police brutality. commissioner ramsey says majority of the protest has has been going on in recent weeks, have been certainly some cause for alarm. >> well, i mean all you have to do is listen to some of the rhetoric thaw can hear in the protest. in the all of the protesters. there was a small group that would begin the the chants of, you know, what do we want, dead police. you could see some of the signs and so forth. it is not to say that those people would do it but it does not take a much to trigger that reaction in some people. we do have some violent people. it doesn't take very much to have have them go off. so, i was concerned that it could trigger a very negative response on the part of a very few, and here we are right now with this tragedy. >> reporter: all this comes on the heels of the tense week here in our city. last monday police shot and killed 26 year-old brandon tait brown who they said reached for a gun during a struggle when they pull him over during a traffic stop. then a philadelphia paramedic caused outrage when he posted a picture showing two men with a gunpointed at a cop's hid. on friday someone spray painted a fence in west philadelphia that read cops lives don't matter. mayor nutter released a statement sending condolences to the families of the two new york city police officers, murdered saturday, saying the pennsylvania man whom police say killed them wanted to make a statement about police community relations, but instead, under lined the evil of violence. chris and jenny, back to you. at 5:36. a vigil and fundraiser will be held it in at 6:30 at souderton area high school in honor of the victims of the montgomery county killing spree. seventeen year-old anthony flick is shown in that picture is the only survivor from the rampage after six of his family in members were either shot or stabbed, during the attack last monday. police say that suspect murderer bradley stone targeted his ex-wife's family before claiming his own life, the next day. ballet dancers have a gift that comes to life through hard work, how one man originally diagnosed with severe autism find using his gift completely change his life. all we have is the eagles. >> now what do we have. >> we got nothing. >> we have the flyers. no chance for playoffs now forbidder, and boy do the birds regret this past weekend's game what they had to say straight ahead. big i'm howard eskin. it is over for the eagles. they didn't take business in the last three games and cowboys and detroit won yesterday, so eagles have in chance for the playoffs. the players know they just screwed it all up. >> it is just frustrating. you know, three weeks ago, we were sitting pretty and now we need a lot of stuff to happen. so we don't have be in to blame but ourselves. it is frustrating. >> the cowboys ended all hope last night to at&t stadium. tony romo and owner jerry generals thinks he should be mvp because he has a man crush on him. he threw four touchdown passes. indianapolis didn't show up. tanking sixers took a break from the tank, won a game, to orlando, turn over to orlando. sixers down there, michael carter williams to henry simms. sixers are killing it. they have won three games out of 26. ninety-six-88. that is sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. and the flyers are killing it, they pulled out an overtime win late last night in winnipeg, jay voracek scored ten seconds in overtime to give flyers four -three win. goalie rob zep picked up the win for the flyers in his nhl debut. all right. so you have seen highlights, you have heard from the players when it comes to the eagles loss. so, what really went wrong? we will break it down with big daddy graham next but first our bob kelly watching the roads. >> we're breaking it down north on i-95, not bad at all at the moment but this week will be one of those upside down kind of weeks. some folks have the the week off from work, kids are off from school. but as we fly north, up past airport interchange today could be your best day of travel, sue is (vo) nourished. rescued. protected. given new hope. during the subaru "share the love" event, subaru owners feel it, too. because when you take home a new subaru, we donate 250 dollars to helping those in need. we'll have given 50 million dollars over seven years. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. how are you doing? do i still got some things to do? let's count you down to christmas in the weather issues. for early part of the week it is sun and then showers later on in the day today and scattered showers throughout the day tomorrow. that is storm number one. the second storm arrives on christmas eve and this one is a little bit more potent as we say with rain and a possible thunderstorm on christmas eve. it will be windy, 30 miles an hour wind gusts for rodolph to deal with at night, leading santa's sleigh. christmas morning, clouds, and maybe a shower left over from the christmas eve storm but then sunny and blustery in the afternoon if you are going to visit the family say later on in the day. ultimate doppler has nothing going on the at the moment but thinks a storm we are watching, down into southern virginia right now. we're okay until 2:00 in the afternoon and rain is not that dramatic as far as heavy rain and it is lasting through the night tonight. freezing rain advisory, until 6:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. in the carbon and monroe counties, here's your break down for the seven day forecast, we have rain late in the day tomorrow, on and off tomorrow, and then 62 degrees on christmas eve. that is pretty mild. we will only see rain but it won't be fun, traveling, in that heavy rain, heavy downpours, maybe even a thunderstorm on christmas eve. that is rare in the forecast. we will dry out on christmas day and then unstays in the forecast, throughout the rest of the week and, the last weekend of december, is there your seven day forecast from the weather authority, bob, what is going on. >> 5:46. we have a live look at the blue route, 476. this is 42 freeway in south jersey for gang leaving south jersey, heading north up towards the walt whitman bridge. you are in good shape. curb check schuylkill expressway conshohocken curve, roads are dry, light volume, so far for this part of the 5:00 o'clock hour. here's blue route, no problems or delays up and down 476 and saint david all the way down to i-95. road work today if you are driving center center or in and around 30th street station. penndot is doing work on the ramps from 30th street station, schuylkill avenue there to both the schuylkill and 676, and bridge inspections during the course of the day. so just expect delays leaving that university city area. and a new traffic pattern for us this morning, penndot shuffled all the lanes around on the northbound side of 202 over weekend between bypass and route 401 so pay extra attention as you role northbound through that area this morning. in lansdale welsh road and bell run boulevard watch for an accident and one southbound, on the new jersey turnpike, approaching, route 73. otherwise, bridges look fine, mass transit looking well, and we have been asking townsend us your picture of your holiday lights. keep this coming. here's a picture from andrea we have the family christmas tree up. they have the big red bow on the top before you leave the house today, make sure you snap a pic of your holiday decorations inside or out and tweet picture using the hash tag fox 29 lights and we will show your picture on tv this morning. jenny and chris, back over to you. all right, bob. well, no playoffs this year for the eagles. birds officially eliminate from the playoff contention yesterday when cowboys beat the colts. so what changes need to be made before next season. >> they not only beat the colts, they crushed the colts. big daddy graham from wi p radio is in to talk. we don't care about eagles. the let's talk birds. what do we do next. >> i'm wearing my flyers button. >> that is all we got. >> well, barely. here's the crazy thing about this loss. most of the time in life when people say i had a pinch myself. they usually mean that for something really good. i could not believe that this was happening. i had to pin much myself. i found that to be going on all around the delaware valley yesterday, it was a negative way. people had to pin much themselves. they still cannot believe they lost that game on saturday. i still can't believe it. one game, one loss, and it changed everything. >> real quickly, desean jackson is the the guy, that beats us, basically, should chip in retrospect have let him go. >> oh, in he never should have let him go. i always thought that was. and chris, you know, jenny, you know, most eagles fans felt that way. even the eagles fans who did not like desean jackson were you none must in saying you you cannot let him walk for nothing. and they got absolutely nothing for him. it was a disaster move letting him go. it was a domino effect. it affect all of the other receivers, particularly riley cooper. it affect the running game. it affected everything. and this one loss on saturday, now effects everything. it is totally changed. >> what will we do for next year in terms for quarterback what will that situation. >> it will be nick foles. it is his job to lose. there is no way they can get mariot ta, i can't see how they will pull that off. i can't even sanchez will even be with the team. and as far as next year, you asked about quarterback, somebody is going to have to take some heat, for this loss on saturday and i think it is defensive coordinator billy davis. i do not expect him to be back next year. chip kelly is guy at the top. he will not go any where. billy davis is the guy gone. >> is the boom off the road, i guess you can say for chip. >> in doubt, it is. now first of all, he never call himself a genius and i took issue with anybody who did call him a genius. i was happy to have him here as a coach. you look at his overall record, but wow, you know, the way it is in life this one loss changes everything. and yeah, the broom is way off the road. now he has to work to get back, in the graces of the fans. >> no doubt. >> all right. >> bad ending to our season. big daddy, is what going on with you, do you have appearances coming up. >> i have two big funny philly guys show with conklin coming up, one at the broadway theater in pitman, one in the colonial theater in phoenixville in march. ticket on sale now. they make a perfect stocking stuff. >> there you go. >> we don't need to laugh right now. >> yes, in doubt. >> so tall order for you these days. >> no doubt. >> have a good christmas and holiday and all that. >> merry christmas, thanks, buddy. so with that all said, who do you blame for eagles missing the playoffs? let us know use the hash tag fox 29 good day. we will read your answers if they are clean all morning long. well a little jersey girl has one wish this holiday season and it is to help others, how she's making a difference in the local city we have a live look at blue mountain there. how about you, chris murphy. >> i love it, you put on the ear buds and crank the ipod and go down the middle. >> now a dancer refuses to let autism to keep him from reaching his dreams. >> philip martin winston was diagnosis with the more severe form of autism at a very young age. for first three years he could not speak, make eye contact or allow anyone to touch him but at 6:00 he took his first ballet class and then suddenly things changed. >> this time they found me more focused and first time they saw me like really wanting to do something and really paying attention. >> martin nelson is a principal dancer a at an all male ballet academy. he credited his therapist and his support system to getting him where he is today. >> my feet just hurt watching that. >> it is amazing what they do. >> young girl in new jersey is doing their part to help the homeless this holiday season. >> seven year-old mia montgomery didn't want a birthday party but she wanted to do something to help the less fortunate. she came up with an idea called, bags, she would fill them with food, hats, gloves, christmas cards and hand them out. tonight at lights assembly ministries in camden, mia will be handing out the the blessing bags and serving a hot meal to more than 250 people. our time is 5:56. big question this morning is how will the u.s. react to the sony hack attack, what north korea is threatening and what sony is threatening to do as the movie that i triggered it all. but first the break in the search for shane, steve keeley is on that for us, hi, steve. >> reporter: worst question in the mother's mine has been answered after her son's keys were found in the schuylkill river shane's mom karen toll the daily news reporter, last night, my hearties broken, my sonnies somewhere in that river and i need to find him and i need to bring him home. river and i need to find him and i need to bring him home. i don't think you can print a huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent river and i need to find him and i need to bring him home. i don't think you can print a or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know you that former pro football player ickey woods will celebrate almost anything? unh-uh. number 44... whoooo! forty-four, that's me! get some cold cuts... get some cold cuts... get some cold cuts! whooo! gimme some! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. whoo! forty-four ladies, that's me! whoo...gonna get some cold cuts today! two police office are gun down taken by surprise just sitting in their squad car, gunman had an extensive criminal past, what he told people on the street, just before carrying out the this heinous crime. closer to home police involve in the deadly shooting, and they have a shoot-out with a man they say wanted to commit quote suicide by cop. what investigators found inside have of his apartment. dive teams in manayunk find a clue that could lead them to shane montgomery, missing college student who disappeared early thanksgiving morning, what they found in the water. will we get a chance to see the interview, what sony executives are saying about the shelved film while tension was north korea grow stronger. i could not imagine they could have just a week ago but yes, they have. it is monday, december 22nd, 2014. bobbies joining me, jennifer and sue and me at the desk. i direct mize attention to you because this monday, december between the second, is their busiest delivery day to day alone, 34 million packages. >> wow. >> that is crazy, right. >> last week i had ups come to the house. he is running. he is running from the truck to the house and run backup. >> this is their weight loss. >> do they wear shorts in the wintertime. >> no, he did not wear shorts in the wintertime. >> how is the weather. >> usually the highlight of my day. >> yes. >> yes. anyway, we are looking at, you know, lets take a look. >> we can dream. >> that is right, and usually that dream come true. >> um-hmm. >> s