he stopped at the shot right at 67th and told the boy to stay on the bus. well, a passer by called police who found the driver in the store. >> can't tell a seven-year-old to sit tight on a running bus in west philadelphia. it just doesn't make sense to me. >> henry is dhargeed with endangering welfare of a child. police say they also found marijuana on him. the boy was not hurt. >>> we have new details in the case against accused state trooper killer. banned him and defense team of presenting any evidence of sanity during the trial. jury selection is set to begin in march. charged with killing brian dictidixon and wounding another back in 2014. >> federal judge has awarded a $1.5 million settlement to the family of a wilmington man killed by police sitting in wheelchair. officers shot him in september of 2015 after getting a call about a man firing a gun. cell phone video shows him reaching for waste after officers ordered him to drop the weapon. prosecutors did not file charges against the officers. >>> philadelphia firefighters showing off potentially ne

joining us now is editor-at-large at national. he's got the original iphone as well as the latest 7. >> i'm calling 2007 right now. hold on. >> are your getting through >> it's not getting through. the original iphone. >> i bet that joke didn't work back in 2007. >> no, it didn't. but i'll keep trying. >> beautiful new set. congratulations on ten years. >> that looks pretty good. the iphone 8 has got to be like leap years. >> it's interesting what they said. i do believe that a lot of people held back waiting for this next device. the design, this is the iphone 7, the design of the iphone hasn't changed in three generations. we have the 6, 6s and now the 7. this is expected to be something quite different. maybe thinner. maybe curves. toej edge glass going all the way around. doing a lot of different things to the device to make it as different as these two actually are. i don't know whether or not that will happen because one of the things to keep in mind, 2016 was a really interesting year in the mobile space. samsung had that p

it started at 11:30 last night at the newcastle apartments. and someone started the fire in one townhouse and that spread to two more nearby. the damage is estimated at $300,000. >>> 6 abc is teaming up with the philadelphia fire department to raise awareness about fire safety. the 25th year for 6 abc save a life an important effort kicks off now at a luncheon at the philadelphia fire academy and that is where katherine scott is standing by with more. >> reporter: hi rick, the program and luncheon are underway now, as luck would have it karen rogers is up at is the podium now talking about fire safety initiatives. the key here in fire safety and prevention. once again 6 abc teamed up with firefighters to help save lives. this morning 200 fire departments were picking up precious cargo, 10,000 smoke alarms, part of 6 abc save a life. >> the firefighters will then distribute them to families and businesses in their own communities. >> we can't prevent all fires, we work hard to do that and smoke alarms are critical and it gives residents a chanc

up at 7:20. we will see sunshine to start the day but clouds will take over later on. look at these other temperatures teens to the north of us. single digits in the mountains twenty's in south new jersey. our fox cast today is for mixture of sun and clouds and a high temperature of 44 degrees. that takes care of your holiday. we will talk about a bit of the warming trend coming up in the seven day forecast. bob kelly, normally, on holidays when you are not here we just count cars. oh, is there one. there is one. >> do we hear three. good morning, everybody. 6:02 on a monday, it is a holiday, we can have fun today light volume have every where. no problems at all on 95, schuylkill expressway, only problem on the tote board here route 130 north bound at high street, an accident right on the new jersey side of the burlington bristol bridge. speaking of new jersey live look at the freeway no problems working your way in toward philadelphia. we have a lot of light volume this morning. no such thing a

at 1:00 p.m. the women's march organization is planning protests around the nation. one of those protests is planned for d.c. at 1:00 p.m. right outside of the white house. >>> well, we are following two breaking news stories this morning. we're finding out what we know about a homicide investigation at a local bar and restaurant. >>> and a middle school on fire. look at this video. the intense flames that tore through the building overnight. it's 9:0737. right when i walked in the door of bassett you could tell the quality was there. the quality of what we do is phenomenal. it's perfect. it's beautiful. there's nothing we would change about it. >>> breaking news at 9:09 this morning. a homicide investigation under way at a bar and restaurant in bowie. overnight ambulances could be seen leaving from outside the blue sunday bar and grill. bowie police say three men were found with trauma to their occupier bodies, two pronounced hospital in critical condition. a maryland state police helicopter was

a live look at camden. we're tracking a storm that will bring pleasant of rain. >> reporter: we're tracking mild air, how many times do you remember me standing out here january 21 and i am in a wind breaker. temperatures are very, very mild, they have been mild all week long. not as warm as anticipated, but still very, very mild. here's a quick look at the fog report. we're down to .8 of a mile for philadelphia. same number for millville. half mile in the allentown and the poconos. .3 in lancaster. and two miles in dover, so you get the idea, the fog is an issue out here this morning. slow down the traveling speeds and just take it easy on the roadways take your time this morning. 43 degrees in philadelphia. the normal high for this time of the year is 40. we're above that mark and it is not even 8:00 a.m. 44 in millville. 43 in wilmington, 45 in dover and 45 in beach haven. satellite and radar lots of clouds out there this morning, they will stick around all afternoon, the skies may attempt to brighten up

we are here at terminal four at jfk. this is the terminal that they're detaining those passengers at. the road here in front of the terminal back open this morning. protesters shutting it down overnight. many gathered here at this airport and airports all across the country calling for those passengers to be released. [ chanting "let them in" ] >> reporter: chaos at american airports. overnight police pepper spraying protesters in seattle as they joined demonstrators around the nation to picket president trump's new order banning travelers from seven countries designated as having ties to terror. >> we got a call from the airport authority saying do not bother to come bick up your family. we are sending them back. >> reporter: the restrictions leading to hours in detention for dozens including this 5-year-old boy who wasn't reunited with his mother until late into the night. in cairo an iraqi man who risked his life working for the u.s. government pulled off his flight on the way to the u.s. >> i don't know what to do be

larry: see that at 6:30 and then in a special at 10:00. wall street closing today in record fashion. [applause] >> for the first time the dow closing above 20,000 points. it's been two months since the dow crossed 19,000. also today the s&p finished under 3,000 and the nasdaq was up 55 points. alison: well, also up today the stormwatch7 chief meteorologist doug hill is here with a check on the forecast. what a day! doug: spectacular. cloudless from sunrise through sunset in a few minutes. beautiful sunshine. warm temperatures. in fact the temperatures we are enjoying around the area right now are the temperatures we get on the average toward the end of march. two months from now. i hope you are enjoying it. 61 at luray. 5 in petersburg. 61 in leesburg. we head through the erg. we will keep our clear skies longer but there is increasing cloudiness as a cold front approaches. overnight showers. temperatures in the upper 50's. we expect to see sunrise or shortly thereafter. >> she helped revolutionize how women for portrayed on tv. mary tyler

all. >> a nuisance at this point. i wish it would have been more and i would have had off from work. >> instead of nestling up inside wendy weaver and in of her neighbors were brushing and wiping off the snow to head to work or school. damion was holding out hope. >> you were hoping for a delayed opening? >> yes, looking at the scroll delays, did they say philadelphia yet. no. not not. >> sure enough cars are moving along just fine on roosevelt boulevard and drivers were keeping an eye on for slush and slick spots before the sun came up. >> in the big roads everything is good but the small blocks, they are still icy. >> i am more careful than normal. i don't want accidents, i want to be safe pick up my wife at work and go home safe. >> many people have their eye on potential more snow overnight. >> i would love it, i'm ready. >> we'll see what comes our way but drivers seem to be getting around okay and keeping an eye out for slick spots that remain. katherine scott, channel 6 "action news." >>> a new jersey transit b

back to 46 at 3:00 p.m. back to 40 at 6:00 p.m. if you have plans to head out on the town, as you will eit will be colder. -- as you will see it's going to be colder. 46 in lancaster, these numbers might strike as soon as noon. 48 degrees during the daytime in philadelphia. the official daily high is in the 50s, but we left that behind. i'm giving you numbers along the lines of what to expect later on. 47 in millville. 352 in cape may. 52 in atlantic city. here's the evening forecast, dinner and movie tonight, great, no precipitation, but bundle up in the winter coat and extra gear. brisk, 36 by 9:00 a.m. freezing mark by 11:00 p.m. saturday we wake up with mainly cloudy skies and up until noon and 1:00 p.m. we stay dry. gradual asly as we get into the afternoon up to 5:00 p.m. there's some of you whole see snow showers and it pushes away by 10:30 p.m. this is a weak system fighting an area of high pressure off to the north an injecting dry air. where the cells set up in the center of the region look for a half inch to maybe an inc

take a look at the clock. it's not often you see it in the digits below 20 degrees. 14 degrees is what that's reading. we're used to transposing those numbers. it's over on the other side of the circle they have their sunday farmer's market. we got there just as folks were setting up. they're making amends for this cold. they have a lot of propane. that's the key. propane heaters set up to keep themselves and some of the produce warm. you know, they say that they're going to be out here. this is important to the farmers who were there. they come whether it's rain, shine, or cold. take a listen. >> all these farmers have come in from surrounding states despite the cold. so we're setting up. we're ready to go with our heaters. we're out here every sunday no matter what, year round. >> reporter: now, will the customers come?-zh=sgn they say there are some die hard folks who will show up regardless of the weather. volume may be a little lighter for them, but they're still there. that's important. now, d.c. is war

it happened at manahawin at the off of michael bliman. the state has file aid complaint against the doctor. >>> governor chris christie focused on the state's drug epidemic in his seventh state of the state event in trenton and christie told his mission in his final year in office will be to save lives because of the opioid addiction. and he requested lawmakers to pass a measure to require insurers to pay for at least six months of drug treatment. >> there is nothing more important i can do with my last 373 days as governor than this. lets work to save lives together and start together today. >> christie asked everyone to say a prayer for newark paster, joe caster who suffered a medical emergency and had to be removed from the chamber today. >>> president barack obama is back in his home town of chicago tonight where he delivered his farewell add to the american people. obama is expected to thank americans and urge them not to lose faith in the future despite a divisive election and tickets to attend the historic speech is a hot item. the

it will be nasty at the shoreline especially at high tide around five feet at midday tomorrow. heavy rain and gusty winds for the bay area especially between midnight and sunrise. strong winds and under storms and then storm number three which has more moisture than these first storms is coming in late saturday night. we have another to contend with. after tomorrow we get showers and a thundershower it will begin to ease up. saturday a few lingering showers through midday. we get a break saturday afternoon and then more rain comes in saturday night, sunday. lingering showers monday. it does not look like we dry out into wednesday and thursday. high pressure builds and we will see some sunshine. not a huge amount of rain. but it will feel like a real storm overnight. >>> the baby recommends hitched a cross-country ride tonight. >>> here tonight's guest on the late show with stephen colbert. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ride... ended up right here >>> a family of baby raccoons recently hitched a cross- country ride. >> and ended in the bay area. they traveled more than 2700 miles. they

a heat of economic data, let's we arelook at at what wiser about today. south korea seeing the fallout from its widening political and corporate scandal. on consumer confidence and spending. by 2.6% for the fourth quarter, below forecast, but the fastest growth we have seen since the first month of 2015. australian dollar down after consumer prices rose less than expected. annual inflation remains below the 2% to 3% target. export snapping a 14 month decline, a global pickup and surge demand from china contributing to a fourth consecutive monthly trade surplus. , let's seether ado how it is playing out. sophie kamaruddin looking at, well, taiwan is not open, but everywhere else is. sophie: thank you for the set up. up 1.4top, nikkei 225 percent after the surprise upside and export growth for december, exporters getting support there on the nikkei. you have the likes of cement and thedings maker leading gains, and parts for computers and car electronics, and nissan electric up 4.5%. toshiba heading in the other direction, falling as much as 6.6%. we will h

at new things, looking at new interfaces of sorts. we think robotics is an exciting new area that there's a huge amount of innovation and i think for us, because we see it as a confluence between software, firmware, and hardware, and that's something that we can as a company, that's one of the areas we look at. >> i'll take it as a yes. >> you mentioned all of these new areas. there's also a lot of new companies coming into the space. who do you see now as your biggest competitor? >> that's an odd question of sorts, because i think we are pretty much a different company in the sense that we represent probably a company on a newer wave of things that everyone is kind of seeing at this point in time. so traditionally, companies back in the day would be great at a certain thing. so, for example, great at making peripherals or laptops or what have you. and these traditional companies would then say, okay, i'm going to carve out a segment for productivity. i'm going to be doing productivity mouse, or a gaming thing or something for designe

hall at fort myer at 2:30 p.m. place for everything. this was not the time or place to dab. what happened to the senator's son who tried to pull off something funny. first, a record you don't want your about. the milestone gas i sugo gas prices are expected to reach a five-year high. and analyze -- an analyst is predicting this from gas buddy. the regular will spike to $2.49 a gallon, up from two dollars 13 cents in 2016 and means u.s. drivers could collectively spent $52 billion more at the pump than they did last year. the key reason for the price increase is the november decision by opec to pair back oil production. let's get a check on your forecast. been taking aave look at fog across the area. it is not too bad right now. we continue to see it improve throughout the area. temperatures are in the 40's already. even the 50's. a 45 culpeper after being degrees. 48 in falls urch. later on today, it is going to be a mild day for us with the me 50's across the area with lots of sunshine. driving impact forecast, a

it starts at 9:00 a.m. at east potomac park. just register for a ticket online and bring a good jacket. >>> time is 6:05. president-elect trump and his wife melania spent their new year's eve in florida. they held their annual party at their palm beach club mar-a-lago. trump said no computer is safe when it comes to keeping information private. trump said people should write out important stuff and have it delivered if they're worried about security. >> unfair if they don't know. i know a lot about hacking. prove. it could be somebody else. i also know things that other people don't know. >> new years got off to a rocky start between trump and the press. yesterday he ditched the media pool assigned to travel with him when he's in the public. he went to golf at one of his golf courses. an said said staff did not know he left his florida state. >> tru's relationship with the media will take the spotlight on "meet the press" with chuck todd. that's at 10:30 this morning. >>> it's a new year and a big weather change is on the way. t

look at this guy. look at this guy. look at this guy. [ man watching tv cursing ] boom! >> oh!! >> that's what he thought of clemson's win over the crimson tide in the ncaa title game on monday night. that's right. television's fault. [ laughter ] [ man continues to curse ] >> yeah, that's the wife and her reaction. >> oh!! >> we need a new tv. that's sports at this hour. everybody have a great one. i'll see you around. >>> i would not be happy if i were that wife. 6:26. a group of bay area nuns goes head to head with neighbors over a soup kitchen. >> the russian river still several feet above flood stage. a lot of damage to show you here in the north bay. we'll tell you when the waters will recede next. ,, >>> welcome to your health with joan lunden presented by the centers for disease control and prevention. >> hi. i'm joan lunden. diabetes is an epidemic sweeping our nation. there are 29 million americans that have diabetes and 25% of them don't even know it. even more alarming, another 86 million american adults have pre-diabetes and 90% of them are unaware of their conditio

learn more at cancercenter.com/philadelphia appointments available now. >>> a live look at the philadelphia skyline tonight. cool tonight, warmer tomorrow, though. >> yeah, it will be well above average tomorrow. temperatures getting up near 50 degrees, into the 50s in parts of delaware and south jersey. then colder wins moving in on thursday setting us up for really cold weather. friday and saturday, chance of light rain and snow on sunday. >> sunday's looking a little messy. thanks for watching. >> up next nightly news with lester holt. >>> tonight, president trump supreme court pick. a prime time announcement. the white house ratcheting up the drama. both finalists summoned to washington. >>> you're fired fall out after the president dismissing the acting attorney general who refused to use his travel ban, ich the white house says isn't a travel ban at all. why do they keep using the word? >>> deadly american raid. a member of the famed seal team 6 killed along with an 8-year-old girl. the daughter of a u.s. born al qaeda leader. what happened? >>> wake up call about all those over the c

wind speeds at about 15 to maybe 20 miles an hour at times. we'll see some more calm winds today, and at times, a little bit breezy in spots, especially along the coastline. the winds start to increase once again for tomorrow. here we are at 5:30, in the evening, for tomorrow, during the commute, and the winds start to pick up. so you'll definitely have to keep a tight grip on the steering wheel, as the winds pick up to about 35. and we may have some higher gusts. as for temperatures, you won't see much of those temperatures changing from here. we'll be at 63 throughout the day in oakland. right now, san jose, it's 55. once again, no major changes there. as we look farther down the line, the next storm system moving in, especially ramping up for tomorrow evening, and then starting to taper off on wednesday and then we'll have a chance to dry out. but still a lot of rain here and snow in the sierra. we've also been keeping an eye on that, as we've also had a lot of rain. mike, what are you seeing now that you're looking out there at the roadway

my colleague at nita mcveigh is at stormont for us. —— nita mcveigh. thank you very much and good evening from stormont. it has been another eventful day up there on the hill. it was deadline day and that 5pm deadline to try and find some sort of deal to salvage the power—sharing executive here came and went without any solution. today we have heard a considerable amount of vitriol from the two main parties at stormont who had until a week ago been sharing that power with the post of first minister and deputy first minister. we heard from the unionist dup who said sinn fein, instead of working with them, chose to pursue a path of political self—interest. and from the republican party sinn fein, we heard them accuse the dup of arrogance and a lack of respect for certain sections of the community. so that'll put the ball, at least at the moment, into the court of the northern ireland secretary james brokenshire and this is what he had to say a short time ago. lam now to say a short time ago. i am now obliged, under relevant legislation, to propose a

at martins burying, 32 at frederick, so 30 degrees at westminster, so here's where i am speaking about, where the temperatures just at the freezing mark, could dip slightly below in the overnight hours, 36 in the city. thirty-seven at fredericksburg. over night lows overall expected to be into the 30's. north northwest, we will see some 20's, so little chilly and cold out there. and not the most pleasant. here is a look at your planner for tomorrow. by midday, we will be about 42 degrees, with the sunny skies. by 8:00 hour chilly only 35 degrees, but warming up by the afternoon with the sunshine. so tomorrow, overall, those temperatures in the 40's, at least it will be dry day. here is a look at your mlk weekend forecast. 46 degrees on sunday, mostly sunny, looking at light showers developing in the overnight hours. so, monday is a day where we will have cloudy skies, not wash out for mlk day. but i can't rule out a sprinkle here or there. soap, you know, if you are headed out to the outdoor festive tis, grab umbrella. 34 degrees for tonight, light rain, drizzle, combed. tomorrow, 46 d

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follow at @jimcramer at twitter. send jim an e-mail to mad money at cnbc.com or give us a call at 1800-743-cnbc. miss something? head to mad money.cnbc.com. . >>> what do you do if you're worried we could be stuck in the midst of a sustained sell off? this is likely to be a garden variety pull back but this is a brave new world where almost anything can happen and it always pays to be prepared. what happens if the trump stocks, the war hire when the economy improves go out of stale on the wall street fashion show because people have gotten more concerned about the state of business in this country going forward. again, i'm still pretty confident that the trump tripod deregulation, repatization and lower court for taxes will come to pass. it is a gop congress but the president's economic agenda seems like less of a sure thing than it did a week ago. that's why i'm always preaching about the diversification. if we believe the economy is about to accelerate in a big way, you should have something slow and steady in your

at 8:00. basically city hall, market street, headed east toward the river, portions of 12th street, and 13th street, also will be closed, as we saw in steve's shot the metal barricades, along the sidewalks, which will prevent people from crossing the street, even at the corners, there is no parking signs, the ppa will be out to enforce it. if you need to come into center city today, the best bet is mass transit. the market frankford line is the way to go t runs underground it, will not be impacted by any of the motorcade closures, or any of the protests, the only change is that the market frankford line is not going to stop at the 13th street station. it will bypass 13th, and go right to city hall. getting on the market frankford line, you can enter the subway there at 11th street, or the 15th street dilworth plaza station, the broad street subway is not impacted at all by today's event. all of the septa bus route that roll in and out of center city, any of the bus route east of city hall will

take a look at this. live chopper 3 over a serious accident pa turn pike westbound past bensalem this accident is including injuries and plus a fuel spill little bit ago. the chopper was showing us the backups and they're very substantial. i'll back out of the way so you can see this. you can see crews out there. now, i also want to make note that there are two separate accidents very nearby here that were involved because two different vehicles and the debris in the roadway from initial crash were hit and to get around this alternate is street road to get around this if i were you i would not go anywhere near this area because when i looked at all those vehicles at complete stand still that let me know that even if one lane is squeezing by it's a massive slow down for most of you at home. so again very serious accident pa turnpike westbound past bensalem and i want to bring you to more accident on roadways however. one more serious one in burlington new jersey involving injuries and high street and all l

look at free agency. look at the draft. look at ways to help your football team. >> check this out, carson wentz handed touchdown ball. mike trout. he thought there was a chance of that happening. >> it was pretty cool. we talked about it, but he's a good dude. >> did you know you could possibly get a ball if he scored. >> he mentioned it. i didn't know he was going to do it. >> like a kid up there. trout an eagle season ticketholder recently became buddies with carson wentz. >>> also following a story from the eagles game that happened in the press box. looking at jeff maclaine on the bottom right of the picture. he's the eagles writer for philadelphia inquirer. just before the team ejected him. the team ejected him yesterday. happened after he and a team staffer were arguing how loudly reporters were discussing a penalty on the field. inquirer called the eagles move unprofessional. >> imagine you just got done cutting the grass and your lawn mower goes up in flames. >> that would be pretty scary. exactly what one viewer s

nice pretty sunrise here, 422 at 29. no problems at the moment. downtown where it is all going to go down later today. the vine st. expressway, nice and quiet now, but we will have motorcade madness all throughout the day. here are the detail, all gone down 12th and market, the loews hotel is the headquarters, the road closures, set to begin at 8:00. and no parking, and no pedestrian traffic there starting at 6:00. so picture anything right there from 12th and market, and take it another three, four blocks on either side, is the area that we will have the shutdown throughout the day. if you really must come into center city obviously for work or travel plans, the market frankford line is the way to go. it runs underground, will not be impacted by motorcade stoppages, or any of the potential protests, they'll bypass the 13th street station, because that's right there at the loews hotel and at the septa headquarters, you want to use 11th street or 15th street dilworth plaza. dilworth plaza is probably your best bet. walk couple of extra blocks, have

bus stop forecast, at least we're looking at mild temperatures across the area. not a bad day at all. 41 to 47 degrees with a few morning clouds, turning it over to sunshine later today. meaning that you will need to you are headed out the door this morning. we are forecasting a high temperature today of 55 degrees and i do think that the could be a few locations up to 66, maybe even 58 degrees or so. clouds, sunshine, a mostly clear evening for us as we go to wednesday into thursday. right now, friday, tracking the rain. showers are likely. i will tell you how much we will and the ones system coming up next looks like it could be a doozy. eyee: we will keep a close on that. a busy ride shaping up early this morning with a couple of problems here, accident on the the north here at west lane. 18 and to silver spring, you will find inbound a crash blocking the left side of the highway, so heads up trying to work your way inbound asked after the key bridge we had the right tunnel blocked off, right lanes still tied up there. coming in, inbound at southern avenue, th

so perhaps they are at market and 10th or at least some people are. i'm not sure if it has anything to do with tara's planned protest or not. but that's what muni tweeted. now they are turning cars around at the commute here. let's move along really quickly and take a look at the bay bridge. traffic will be slow here. even in the carpool lanes. also looking at 880 northbound. you see slow traffic and rainy conditions. a lot of standing water. and the south bay traffic is a mess, including the santa cruz mountains. >>> northbound 17. it has been tough driving in the south bay. now let's go to steve. >> let's get to it quick, sal. numerous flash flood warnings out. one in the santa cruz mountains. another one posted down to watsonville and also over in morgan hill. i mention that because a little august creek here from tim spencer, i haven't seen it this full in 15 years. watsonville road should be closed soon. serious conditions down towards morgan hill. among many in the santa cruz mountains and points south. you can see a couple of cells towards san

in spite of clouds moving. 19 degrees at 8:00, look at the warmup in philadelphia. above freezing by lunchtime. clouds moving into suburbs. 19 to start with. 31 degrees at noontime. above freezing this afternoon. mostly cloudy skies. dry this afternoon. lehigh valley a little bit of sunshine to start with. clouds take over. just below freezing at noon. above freezing this afternoon. and it will get warmer overnight tonight with that rain moving in. delaware completely dry this morning. still plenty cold to start with. 20 degrees at 8:00. just above freezing at lunchtime. 36 degrees. see melting in delaware today. new jersey, sunshine will fade. clouds take over this mpb. new jersey and at the shore is going to stay dry during the day today. tonight, we got rain moving in. then the temperatures you may have noticed go even higher. look at that. 65 degrees on thursday. something to look forward to. >> what? >> i know, what a shocking turn around. tellout how long that's going to last on the ten day on ten. >>> 5:11. let's get you updated on your ride to work. >> jessi

you can see the turbines at lincoln financial not moving at all. we did have some rain showers briefly. they have raced out to sea. snow in lehigh valley, that's raced toward new york. and this other system in pennsylvania is not racing anywhere. it is crossing the mountains. looks like we'll be in dry conditions for the night tonight. 41 degrees in philadelphia, but 51 in dover. that's a sign of things to come. it will warm up across much of the area. 32 in allentown. a 22 degree temperature difference. 48 in vineland and atlantic city. as we go through the night tonight the temperature really isn't going to drop very much if at all in parts of the area as some of that 50-degree air from dover starts coming in, we'll just have partly cloudy skies. you rarely see this. temperatures holding steady with just partly cloudy skies at night. that's a sign of the atmosphere really warming up. lehigh valley a possible snow flurry by 6:00, but that's about it. as we start the day tomorrow, temperatures now into the 30s, close to the average high for this ti

philadelphia police officer is in the hospital at a crash at brewerytown. officers cruiser and another car collided at 26th street and girard avenue early this morning. the officer is being treated for head and neck pain. the other driver was not hurt the crash is under investigate. >>> this morning, three day republican retreat in philadelphia wraps. gop leaders have a breakfast planned and retreat ends at 11:00 a.m. comes after two demonstrations in the city. >> reporter: city officials estimate more than 4,000 people marched through center city. police helped firm lines to chemodemonstrators away from the lowes hotel where the william spoke. a spoertd of the president had this message for the demonstrat demonstrators. i air is give him a chance. give donald trump a chance. >> we have to come together. >> police a as you engineementi did not make any arrest. did issue was self-citation for disorderly conduct. >> here in philadelphia the murder rate has been steady, i mean just terribly increased. >> president trump's claim about philadelphia's murder rate

here's a wide look at heavenly, at lake tahoe. raining and snowing there, and we will have a lot of snow in the forecast once we get on the other side of the system. the potential of measuring this storm in feet as we go into the next three days. we'll talk about the impact of the bay area as well coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks so much. we'll look forward to that. 7:11 right now. turning to other local headlines. a man wanted in friday's killing in berkeley is behind bars in southern california this morning. police say 24-year-old pablo gomez jr. from north hollywood was arrested in the los angeles area yesterday afternoon. investigators say he killed someone whose body was found in a house on ashby avenue. the second victim who survived was found with stab wounds just north of the uc berkeley campus. berkeley is reporting the suspect is a uc burke ate student. >> a double stabbing at a san francisco b.a.r.t. station happened just after 8:00 friday night at the civic center station. wintsdzs say the suspect used a machete t

oakland came in at 21. fremont was the safest ranking 63 out of 65 cities in the survey. >>> a combination hospital and farm only in san francisco, right? see how each >>> the bay area is ground zero for high-tech medical care. >> sometimes simple contact can be the best medicine, even if it's with an animal. it's feeding time at a farm that just happens to sit smack dab in the middle of san francisco. >> they eat everything. >> these hungry goats and sheep are part of a group started 40 years ago when someone donated two ducks to the laguna honda hospital and rehabilitation center. a nursing supervisor approved a small temporary shelter that grew like an urban knnoah's ark. 3 2 animals in all. the site began as a farm and was eventually turn into a home for the poor where residents helped grow food. history has come full circle with animals serving a different purpose. >> the first part is watching them interact with the residents. >> reporter: once inside the hospital, the animals are the stars are a resi

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stock was at 58. stock was at 58 not that long ago. why can't you pay 58? >> well, on that note we are getting some comments this morning from the president-elect signaling a key part of that house gop tax reform plan back on the table. mr. trump telling mike allen that border adjustment is, quote, certainly something that's going to be discussed. previously told the journal that it was, quote, too complicated. at the same time speaker ryan talks to mike allen says i want to be the mailman and by that he means deliver on some of the promises they made in '16. so we wake up one day it's too complicated, next day it's going to be discussed. >> except for today we have target which tells you not only you do not want to own the retail but don't own doubly because they can't make money -- this is cannibalism. >> right now even in the current environment they can't really make money. >> target, mark my words, it's the donner party. total cannibalization themselves. donner party didn't end well by the way. >> yeah. you're referring to the costs they cite in shift

it starts to develop across the rest of us at 4:00. greater at 7:00. the later you leave for the evening commute, more likely you'll get wet. >>> cal trans crews working to open the red line near del mar. drivers have to find an alternate route. highway 92, 280 to san francisco. the big detour in green. the mud slide happened around midnight and crews have been working throughout the night. they hope to reopen highway 1 within the hour. >>> in sonoma, deputies within yesterday near the russian river. michael took a video of the memorial bridge in healdsburg. >> we are looking at a trouble spot in maroon county. this video showed the creek at 7 1/2 feet late yesterday. this is below flood stage. >> emergency crews keeping an eye on the carmel river after it breached overnight. the office of emergency services says the river spilled over a levy, sending water toward homes in carmel valley village. we're waiting for an update on the extent of the damage. we do know two residents had to be evacuated. everyone else decided to stay. officials say the water b

like us on facebook at of your -- at wjla/tv. live radar and hour-by-hour forecasts. checking news on the world -- tragedy strikes again in italy. a helicopter carrying an injured skier off the slopes crashed, killing all six people on board. that crash took place at the same mountain range as last week's avalanche, which killed an additional 15 people. coming up on "abc 7 news at noon jobs to have in america? we will show you what a new report says. >> a d.c. public school principal receives the honor of a lifetime, and it was a huge surprise. i am suzanne kennedy. that story is coming up. jummy: and the oscar nominees have been announced. "la la land" is up for a lot of awards. we will let you know. jamie? jamie: what we are seeing right now is the closure in place with police activity. this is right near nats part, south capitol street, all lanes locked between d street and e street. both directions on kenilworth avenue, more heading inbound. we have midday roadwork. the big picture looks not bad at all on the capital beltway. you can still get by. that is a look a

let's look at the ten day. a lot look at. finally temperatures are more normal for this time of year. average is 41 today. 43 as we mentioned. same sunday. then there's that 36 monday with some flurries. also want to point out we're back to winter normal of seeing 20s overnight for your lows. you definitely need to start bundling up as you get out the door. we may see lingering flurries tuesday and wednesday of next week. we remain in those low. upper to mid-30s for forecast high temperatures as go into the weekend. friday 35 only for a high saturday and sunday 37. overnight lows in the throw mid-20s. then the next round of some snow and rain mixing together. looks like it may move in sunday evening through to your monday. we'll be right back. >>> we like these stories. okay. seventh grader in colorado got quite a surprise during assembly yesterday afternoon. we problem bleigh have seen this kind of a scene play over and over in schools all over the country. you can get sick it. she was asked to remove they'd from the school'

at ft. lauderdale hollywood international airport in the baggage claim area of terminal two. >> immediately mass chaos. people running by. it was hard to decipher exactly what was happening. i consider myself aware of most thing, but this was really hard to figure out what was happening. >> reporter: 13 people shot, five killed at least 30 more taken to the hospital from injuries in the aftermath. police identified the suspect as 26-year-old esteban santiago born in new jersey, once in the military, trained in new jersey at fort dix and served in iraq but in recent times, reported hearing voices in his head involving isis. in a news conference win the past hour, officials say he turned hill self into the fbi and deemed he was not a credible threat. >> the individual did walk into our anchorage office in november. he came in and spoke with fbi agents at that time. he clearly stated that he did not intend to harm anyone. we look at his contacts. we look at -- we did inter agency checks and eve

angle so low getting minimal heat from it at that time. still cold at 8:00. quick warm up. 45 degrees midday and into the upper 40s for the lehigh valley. new jersey starting off with clouds. they move out. mostly sunny skies this afternoon. the shore going to see the clouds thin out quickly. bright sunshine 10:00. rest of the afternoon 50 degrees. into the low 50s for delaware. still going to get a little cooler in the short-term. 43 right now. clouds start to break up. drop to 39 degrees. quick warmup heading into the afternoon. much less wind than we saw yesterday. the temperatures may even turn wrarmer before we get to weekend. got the ten day on ten when i'm back in ten philadelphia's sheriff unit home this morning after he was badly hurt in an elevator accident back in august. >> now suing the company that operating the justice center. >>> family and friends surrounded him. in an elevator at the criminal justice center when it shuld shot up to the top floor through cement barriers. owens broke bones in his back. now he's paralyzed from waist down. >> it

he's recovering at home now. he told us the mud slide hit without any notice and chp says he is very lucky to be alive >>> public works crews are still working to clear this on richmond drive. the slide happened yesterday afternoon. it's unclear when the road will reopen. if you have pictures or video of weather, be sure to share it with us on social media. just use #abc7now. >>> a woman is recovering this morning after she had to be rescued from the san lorenzo river. santa cruz fire department led the rescue to pull her from the chilly water around 10:00 last night. officials say it's not clear if she fell into the river or jumped. of course the stormy weather making this a very dangerous situation. >> listen to that. you can really hear it coming down in marin county. this is about two hours ago, no rest for windshield wipers today. >>> residents in larks bro will be keeping a very close eye on the water when high tide hits at 10:15 this morning. it has receded a bit, but the one-two punch of rain today and hi

it is wednesday, taking a look at the rothman ice rink at dillworth park. like glass it looks like, so shiny and new but a little wet this morning and, well, ice doesn't fare well in above freezing temperatures. >> you really heard the rain overnight. it woke me up. >> there was a little bit of that. it is now getting close to the coast western getting things milder. hopefully they've got some of that air conditioning equipment going on. they probably could still do something down there. storm track sticks life double scan shows the vain off the coast. some of your roads may still be on the wet side. as we look outside we have sky6 and there's the commodore barry bridge. we can't totally rule out a little fog but with all the evaporating snow i'm not seeing it in our sky6 pictures yet. something to keep in the back of your mind. 44 degrees this morning, it feels so much betterment we were in the teens the last couple mornings. couple mornings we had wind chills down to single digits. that was monday morning but no problems this morning with any of. that win

mount laurel at 54 degrees. princeton at 43. jersey shore seeing the building clouds and rain on the way. cape may courthouse 44. summers .43. mays landing 52. be sure to look at the bottom of the screen for your local neighborhood forecast. your ten-day on 10. temperatures climbing in the mid out of tomorrow. it will be gusty. by friday notice mid 40s. temperatures starting to drop there and cooler by saturday. 30s. we're going from 60s tomorrow to 30s on saturday and tracking light snow in the forecast. overnight lows get chillier. seeing mainly 40s for tonight and tomorrow and then colder. but the good news is it gets warmer by next week. it's a roller coaster ride here with this weather. >> crazy. >> i'll deal with the 60s. even though it's going to be gusty tomorrow. that's okay. i'll take the wind. >> we'll take the 60s tomorrow with the wind. >> a nice little break. >> i think so, too. >>> many of us -- most of us pay our bills online. >> it's a time saver. so easy. but is your money going where it needs to to pay off you

we will go from today's 54 degrees at 3:00 p.m., tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. no better than 37 degrees, almost a 20-degree drop in temperature. now that being said tomorrow is 37 at 3:00 p.m. is close to where we should be for this time of the year but lets talk about two potential snow makers, at least for the shore here's first one this is a chance for all of us come in at 11:00 o'clock tomorrow night. the it will continue through overnight hours and into early friday morning, split is, briefly intensifying and then also, eventually starting to ramp up a little bit for shore moving off coast friday at the 5:00ah. that then clears out quickly. sun returning friday afternoon and then watch this close call , system tries to brush coast on saturday afternoon, and may bring another chance for light snow at the shore. rest of us will not see anything from that saturday storm. we are looking at an inch, to 2 inches of snow, this is all day try or i should say alternate thursday night into friday morning with some lingering snow through the day try, on the ground, a

berkeley, here at the tuck school at dartmouth, that would love to create new companies and have their patents be created and add new jobs in america. and yet, we have a highly restrictive immigration policy that makes it hard for many of them to do that. so, i think the challenge from the new administration and congress is going to be to think about what policies can reasonably be enacted this year that will have some impact and what sort of investment policies do we need to make that will hopefully pay it over many years. >> mr. secretary, matthew, it's good to have you both. we hope you'll come back again and again. thanks so much. >> thanks very much. >> thanks very much. >> dow's up 127. some of the biggest movers that helped push the dow over the edge -- boeing, which accounts for about a third of the dow's gain today, along with ibm, 3m and caterpillar, all contributing double-digit point gains. a lot more ahead on "squawk alley." stay with us. >>> coming up on "the halftime report," a debate about what you should do with your money now that the dow has crossed the 20,000 barrie

lauderdale at the airport. that airport is still shut down at this hour. when we last saw andrea during our 4:00 hour she was on the highway and an eerie seen out there. no cars around the highway shut down, the airport is shut down, traffic not going in and out. air traffic or otherwise. she's down there keeping an eye on the situation for us on the ground. hopefully we can get to her as soon as we can. she's going to keep an eye on the situation. >> that's right. we'll get to her as soon as possible as she continues to collect the dexterity of the feed she's sending back to us. we'll continue to following developments from ft. lauderdale. look for up dates on the nbc 10 app and facebook and twitter. >>> let's get an update on our big story tonight. snow and bitter cold. the first alert radar shows the next round of snow headed our way. but that snow isn't going to reach all parts of the region. >> no, the cold certainly will, though. we've got all the details for you in your neighborhood forecast. here's chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >>

at 37 degrees. current winds right now not a huge issue. we're seeing westerlies for the most part and southerlies for wilmington and dover. tom's river seeing southwesterly and allentown, current wind speed 6 miles per hour. pretty mild. your three-day outlook, increasing clouds for tomorrow, temperatures in the low 40s, right around average. 36 by monday. increasing clouds and we could get some flurries moving in overnight monday into tuesday. we start to climb a bit into the low 40s so that trend pretty much will stick for the next three days across the pa suburbs, 34 is your expected high on monday and tuesday high of 40 for you and lehigh valley also seeing the threat of some flurries monday into tuesday. of course we'll have to time this out for you. if you fom us on social media, you'll get more updates. this is the activity that will be headed in our direction. we zoom on right into our area and we'll start to see the developments of snow showers moving in, especially likely overnight monday

look at these temperatures. tacony at 52, even easton and allentown at 48 degrees. vorhees township, 42. rehoboth beach, 55. as we go toward the weekend, take a look at the difference here. we're looking at the jersey shore and delaware with the best chances of accumulating snow friday morning and then another system on saturday. more on that coming up later. >> so this now, a warning for everyone to secure the furniture in your house. >> it really is hard to watch nanny cam video captured a dresser tipping over on twin boys pinning both of these toddlers. both of these boys are thankfully okay. we'll expose these dresser dangers and show you just how easy it is to safely secure your furniture. >> plus, a local woman's fight against cancer hits a snag. she says she could have avoided how the nbc 10 response team was able to find her a cure for her costly hospital bills. >>> and photographer to the rescue. how a tv news cameraman saved the driver trapped inside a burning car. >>> first, here's a look at the closing bell on wall street today. by peggy lee playing ] [