. >> roger. >> roger, capsule. turning around. i can see the booster turning around a couple hundred yards behind me. it was beautiful. >> the word is "go" and john glenn is go and with him go all of mankind's dreams of touching the stars. the tracking ship "rose knot" waits and follows his track to the coast of africa. he follows the path of earth below. friendship 7 makes a slow boat out of the sun as the spacecraft gird girdles the earth at 17,500 miles an hour, john glenn streaks away from today into the night of tomorrow, racing toward the dawn of yesterday. as glenn sights the sights of perth and flashes over australia and across the pacific to contact waiting ground stations in wymas, mexico and california waits as friendship 7 streaks home to the land of its origin. an unseen comet lining across the united states in eight lightning minutes of flight. completing three history-making circuits of the globe, john glenn fires retro rockets so spiral it back to earth. >> five, four, three, two, one. >> roger. retros are firing.

roger: yeah. lemonis: or you get cut. roger: or you get screamed at, you know. lemonis: when he's here. roger: when he's here. lemonis: is that a big issue for some of the employees, honestly? roger: we actually quite like it when he's not here, to be perfectly honest. lemonis: you do? roger: yeah. 'cause howie can come in and say, "i don't want that there," you know, "get rid of it." lemonis: you do it and you spend all day on it, and the you turn around and it's... roger: that is so soul-destroying. ♪ lemonis: could you grab all of your financial data? and i'd like to sit down and go over it all with you. howard: okay. all right. lemonis: all right? you want to go ahead and grab it? howard: yeah, yeah. lemonis: all right, great. ♪ let's start with the profit and loss statement. howard: so january through december 2015. lemonis: total revenue -- $3,136,00. the cost of goods is $1,381,000. gross profit -- $1,755,000. total expenses -- $1,876,000. leaving you with a loss of $121,000 last year.

rogers: mr. speaker, i'm very proud to yield three minutes to the gentleman from new jersey who will assume the chair of the appropriations committee come january and in whom i have great confidence and pride, mr. frelinghuysen. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. frelinghuysen thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for the time. i rise to urge support of the -- mr. frelinghuysen: thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for the time. i rise to urge support of the continuing resolution. i want to thank mr. rogers as he manages this appropriations bill. i know i speak for ranking member lowey and all members of the committee, republicans, democrats, our remarkable professional staff when i say this body and this nation owes a tremendous debt of gratitude for his many contributions on the appropriations committee for 30 years and as its chairman for the last six. no one understands better than hal rogers the house's constitutional duty to responsibly fund the federal government. no one

rogers. i join in commending one of our members, who is leaving, sam farr, for his always looking out for america's children. whether it was the health or education especially, in terms of their access to food security. thank you, mr. farr, for your leadership. mr. speaker, it's with great regret that i come to the floor to express my personal disappointment in this legislation. and that i will be voting no. my colleagues have asked me what i think about it, i am not urging them to do anything, but i am telling you why i think his is a missed opportunity. while we all recognize that it was a moral challenge for us to do something for the children of flint, the manner in which was done, was used to get votes for another bill, which i think was wrong. but not to dwell on process, not to dwell on process. let's just look at the facts. the facts are thiels. this will probably be a bill over -- these. this will probably be a bill ver $1.5 trillion. could have been $170 million appropriated for the

charles: steve rogers, i have

rogers. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. mrs. lowey: mr. chairman, section 170-b of the continuing resolution creates a contingency fund which could make available an additional $200 million after march 1. can you clarify if the additional funds in section 170-b will be available for obligation for three fiscal years, the same period of time as fiscal year 2017 funds appropriated to carry out the same purpose? mr. rogers: will the gentlelady yield? rs. lowey: i'm happy to yield. mr. rogers: the answer is yes. mrs. lowey: thank you, mr. chairman. i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves. the gentleman from kentucky. mr. rogers: mr. speaker, i yield three minutes to the gentleman from west virginia, mr. mckinley. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from west virginia is recognized for three minutes. mr. kinzinger: for the purpose of a -- mr. mckinley: for the purpose of a colloquy. thank you, mr. chairman, for discussing this short-term health care pro

roger. major healey! roger. oh, major healey. roger. roger. roger, are you all right? here, sit up. talk to me. say something. who are you? uh... [chuckles] oh! oh, g-get dr. bellows back. blink now and get him back. d-dr. bellows? what happened? what happ-- oh, y-you came to the testing chamber, and you were trying to show me some statues-- i can't go into it, jeannie. just blink him back. man on radio: and there it goes. it's a beautiful launch. and it's up in the blue, and it looks like a perfect shot. s success this afternoon, so was the strange sea rescue out in the pacific today. [???] although the explanation is still forthcoming, national aerospace administration was plucked safely from somewhere in the middle of the pacific ocean today. how did he get there? nobody seems to know, not even dr. bellows who is still in somewhat of a state of shock. however, he is expected to recover quickly, and perhaps the mystery will be cleared up then. are you sure you're all right, roge? [mumbles] you mean the loss of memory? well, that was just a temporary thing. yeah. well, dr. bellows

karen rogers dances just like that. that is karen rogers that is a christmas party. >> show her. show karen. there you go. see. all she needs is an ugly sweater. there you go. in our next half hour of "action news" at noon, what may have sparked a fire in ped letters village. and they throw a party to celebrate the split. those stories and the port of philadelphia gets a $300 million gift. and much more -- from karen -- that is a gift. . >>> "action news" continues with rick williams. >> here are the stories we are following for you on "action news" at 12:30. >> the sport for killing was this case. a man is arrested for a woman's murder in delaware county. we are live with the breaking details. >>> and a chain reaction crash involving at least seven vehicles litters a road in south jersey. and the port of philadelphia gets a 300 million shot in the arm and we'll hear about the big project and announcement just made. >>> now, to the breaking news story from delaware county. a philadelphia man with a violent past is charged with a woman in delaware county. the suspect is b

joining me to discuss now, adam goodman, steve rogers and kelly riddell. i think it's a brilliant post-election whistle stop tour for people neglected by elites on both coasts. >> this is what the new republican party looks like. he's defining it with his populism and reaching out to the middle class. the working class voter who has been ignored by washington, d.c. it was an unbelievable display seeing him go back to carrier and vice president-elect mike pence and delivering on those jobs he promised. he's already done more before he's even in the white house than president obama has done in 8 years. what a great economic accomplishment this was as a president-elect. charles: steve rogers, i have got to tell you, throughout the election there was one man who came on this show azillion years

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rogers. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. mrs. lowey: mr. chairman, section 170-b of the continuing resolution creates a contingency fund which could make available an additional $200 million after march 1. can you clarify if the additional funds in section 170-b will be available for obligation for three fiscal years, the same period of time as fiscal year 2017 funds appropriated to carry out the same purpose? mr. rogers: will the gentlelady yield? rs. lowey: i'm happy to yield. mr. rogers: the answer is yes. mrs. lowey: thank you, mr. chairman. i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves. the gentleman from kentucky. mr. rogers: mr. speaker, i yield three minutes to the gentleman from west virginia, mr. mckinley. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from west virginia is recognized for three minutes. mr. kinzinger: for the purpose of a -- mr. mckinley: for the purpose of a colloquy. thank you, mr. chairman, for discussing this short-term health care pro

roger mcnamee, good morning to you. first up this morning, donald trump taking to twitter over the weekend, reiterating his threats to u.s. companies considering moving production and jobs overseas. "any business that leaves our country for another country, fires its employees, builds a new factory or plant in the other country and thinks it will sell its product back in the u.s. without retribution or consequences is wrong." the president-elect calling for a 35% tax on companies who relocate outside the u.s. promises like these sure to have an affect on equity markets, as well. joining the conversation is samantha, great to see you this morning, welcome back. roger, first let's get your take on what this means for business at large. how much are we discounting into these tweets real policy and how much of it now is bluster? >> i would make the assumption that it's all bluster. we have only one data point to work from, the carrier transaction, where trump promised to save 2,000 jobs. he saved fewer than half the jobs an

i didn't tell you the whole-- roger! roger. tell her that this voice condition is just temporary. go ahead, tell her. tell her. poor devil, that's what happens when you're up in space too long. wai-- aah! she's a sweet little old lady. jeannie, get rid of this voice. [normal voice] voice. now, do you know what you've done? yes, master. if you will excuse me now, i must get dressed. i am going to my first charity ball! oh, no, you're not. [chuckles] well. here we are. yes, we certainly are. [sighs] you know, i could spend the rest of my life looking at you. oh, i dig you too. i mean it was like, wow, pow! the first time i set eyes on you... robert. it's r-roger. yes. and you can call me bootsie, baby. bootsie baby. excuse me, have you seen major nelson? who? she means mickey mouse. pardon me, alfred? oh, excuse me, neil. darling, where is major nelson? oh, isn't he with miss nightingale? no, miss nightingale is with major healey. well, i arranged for major nelson to be her escort. something must have gone wrong. what do you mean? well, miss nightingale just called major nelson mick

him karen rogers we have milder air coming in at the end of the workweek. and you have flashing lights there. >> reporter: construction here, looking live at cottman, two right lanes are blocked southbound, watch for the crews on i-95. no major issues on the bicker, we have a disabled vehicle i-95 northbound at bridge street. it's on the shoulder that's not causing too much of a problem. let's check the bridges, traffic moving westbound no problems on the ben or any area bridges looking good there. we have construction on 130 in new jersey, between 3222 and 44. this is live look in new jersey, 42, light volume as you head toward the walt whitman bridge matt and tam. >> a crash involving a school bus in northeast philadelphia left two people dead. now, the bus had just dropped off a load of children. annie mccormick is along the crash scene with details along the boulevard on the investigation. annie. >> reporter: it happened behind me in the northbound lanes here on the roosevelt boulevard, those kids were just dropped off a short time before this all happe

that you talk about the first time megyn is your relationship with roger. when you first met roger he was a great mentor to you. >> yeah. >> he really helped you at fox. this is hard to tell somebody you're trying to be too perfect and you have to change in order to really connect but we think you're great. >> yeah. >> so he -- he was responsible for launching your career but the relationship changed. >> it did. i felt it was important to leave all the good things about roger in the book even though the chapter 24 has become known in my circles, you know, with my friends and family, the second to last chapter, was because of scandal and i had a decision to make, do i go back and scrub the book of any kind of references to him because i too was learning about him when i was writing chapter 24 and in the end that's dishonest, you know, because roger ailes is not all bad, he's not all good. i think honesty in the way it's the chapter of which i'm almost most proud, it's the one i work the hardest on. i wrote that chapter and rewrote the chapter and i reworked

rogers in for questioning, thanks in part to the detective work of lisa marie's family. >> they knew something was not right and took steps we don't ordinarily see and they called the police. >> reporter: the family says it's possible she was h they say she taught nursing at west l.a. college, and he was one of her students there. this was just moments after police told lisa marie's family that rogers told them about their killing. >> he shared information that led the investigators to believe that he was the suspect, and tonight they've felt they had enough to book him on murder. >> apparently, the suspect was her nursing student at the time. >>> coming up, we're going to change gears, so have no fear, holiday procrastinatorprocrasti. >> we have last minute gift ideas. >>> "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. >>> welcome back. as you know, your shopping time is running out ahead of the holidays, and if you need last and fast gifts that are not gift cards, of course, we got some ideas for you here. to talk about it all is our toy insider mom. good to see you.

karen rogers is here now with a check of the accuweather forecast. breezy and mild out there. >> sure doesn't feel like the week after christmas right? >> temperatures 20 degrees above average today. we are kicking that rain out too. lets take a look at stormtracker 6 live double scan. we are dry in philadelphia and still showers in south jersey and delaware. here is a closer look with double scan and seeing them fading in middleton and chads worth and burlington county. lets go outside and see what it looks like with the action cam early on kelly drive. you see the clouds up above and certainly a damp feel to the the day, it will start to brighten a bit in the afternoon. certainly a bright spot and mild temperatures, 63 in atlantic city and dove? >> 61 in millville and allentown, 56 degrees. still gusty breezes out there. 30 miles per hour in the poconos and dover 26 miles per hour gusts and atlantic city and 25 in reading. you feel the wind but it's a westerly throw. so not a chilly wind. satellite 6 along with action radar showing the clouds tryin

karen rogers the latest from accuweather coming up on that. >> all right dave. for now roads are drive. you got a dry early morning commute. looking at the vine street expressway westbound and eastbound closed overnight for construction. expected to reopen at 5:00 a.m. starting to see two cars move through westbound on the vine but overall the ramps president barack obama blocked and you can see police on the scene with that but they should be clearing that out. yesterday rain and slippery conditions up to the north. now we're looking at the big picture and starting off with a lot of green showing that green traffic flow. we have an issue, an accident blocking the two right lanes. it's on the turnpike eastbound between willow grove and bensalem so watch nor one. also eastbound on the turnpike between downingtown and valley hill another accident blocking the right lane so two different accidents on the turnpike eastbound. other than that you're looking okay matt and tam. >> thank you, karen. breaking overnight new jersey state police say a trooper involved in a h

rogers says her family lost touch with her cousin. her mom was too emotional to talk on camera, but she says sh or kids were that were found inside the home. to have a tragedy like this happen in my family is totally unexpected. it's very shocking. he's a great guy. he's a family man hard working. he goes to work, hard working man ann: right now police are still investigating. they are confirming they have not made any arrest but are not saying if they are looking for a suspect at this time. today's one of the men accused of killing 5-year old laylah petersen has been sentenced to 30 years in prison. arlis gordon had pleaded guilty to the charges against him. police say the . 24-year old and one other shooter targeted the wrong home... when they shot and killed the little girl in november of 2014. the second shooter - carl barrett - was convicted by a jury and sentenced to 65 years. the battle continues over transporation funding. the top state senate democrat says republicans problem of coming up with a way to pay for improving the s

karen rogers just mentioned this. the action cam is live in the 4500 block of frankford avenue in frankford. crews arrived to find heavy flames and apartments located above a storefronts at 4:00 a.m. the fire is now under control. the building had to be evacuated. a 20-year-old man suffered burns to his hands and face. he's in stable condition. the fire caused a stoppage of service on the market frankford line but service is restored. overexpect some residual delays. >>> another brand new story here. deadly gunfire erupts in a laundromat parking lot. police say someone fired 17 shots at broad and wingohocking streets in philadelphia's logan section just after midnight. a 22-year-old man was killed. officers believe an innocent bystander was wounded. >> 39-year-old male who was walking home who lives in the immediate area who was walking across the parking lot returning home we believe he was struck in the left ankle by stray gunfire. >> it is unclear who wanted the 22-year-old man dead or why. >> also new this morning

. >> we have karen rogers filling in for david murphy and matt pellman. >> reporter: good morning, we have a big change from the past few days, looking at satellite and radar we're dry and clear. just a few clouds out to the north an west. it's cold out there. 35 degrees in allentown. 38 in reading. 40 in philadelphia. feels like the 20s and 30s when you factor in a chilly breeze. 38 in millville. 39 degrees in atlantic city. so how does this compare to yesterday morning? it is 17 to 20 degrees colder right now than it was at this point yesterday. that's a huge change in 24 hours. forget the light jacket you had yesterday, put a heavier coat or hat on. we'll see sunshine just some clouds, 7:00 a.m. in the 30s, 39. 10:00 a.m., 46. 1:00 p.m., 50 degrees, around 2:00 p.m. we'll hit our high of 51 degrees and at 4:00 p.m. be coming down from that, the upper 40s and 7:00 p.m., 45 degrees under partly cloudy skies. still breezy. i'll show you in a few minutes, the windchill hour by hour, we'll tell you what it will feel like in just a few minutes. the trade off with the cold temperatures, t

we've got dave murphy and karen rogers. good morning. >> as promised there are a couple of lingering sprinkles around in yesterday's rain. the steady stuff frankford yesterday is gone. you might get a little mist on the windshield and maybe some drizzle where you don't seat green. awful this is lifting away from us over on the next several hours. there's also some breaks in the clouds out to the west. satellite data actually missing a little bit on the low clouds but we expect cloudy start a little bit of a sprinkle and later in the day perhaps the return some of sunshine and there is still a lingering issue up in the poconos. winter weather advisory extended until 6 o'clock. the snow is over but freezing drizzle possible but that could even be worse that freeze up on the roads with the icy stuff and the snow. 41 degrees currently in philadelphia, 38 in allentown, of course up in the poconos it's still 32 the freezing mark. forty three millville and 46 in cape may. not much wind out there. 41 degrees under the clouds by 7 o

let's head to karen rogers. she has the late in the

i think it was roger ailes who said to you, you were trying to be too perfect. i would think that television iy an x-ray and you can tell who somebody is. if you are faking it, everyone is going to know. you had to learn something. >> this is sort of the hall moment of the book and the beginning of my decision to settle for more in my life. mori means more from yourself. it doesn't mean more money or more goods. it means more from yourself.o i've gotten a fox news committed to broadcast television as a professional living and the massive chain that started to come into me from all different circles was the same. first i had a negative experience from someone in the fox sparrow, a woman in brit hume sunday right after it happened. he was always my mentor and kind and he pulled me in and said to you know what your problem is? you're just as older bolus anybody else that you project your vulnerability. do people think they can hurt you or they tried to make think they can do it with impunity. roger ailes had me up to his office and he said love the whole package, t

roger, 05... a worthwhile... roger, 05. .. a fluid worthwhile... roger, 05... a fluid body worthwhile... roger, 05. .. a fluid body shift occurs, that is something that as i understand goes away over a couple of days, you get back to normal again... put your awareness to the back of your head. just concentrate on feeling the inside of the back of your head. you should notice, with a little practice doing this, a definite shift in awareness. # ground control to major tom... # ground control to major tom... # take your protein pills and put your helmet on... iam only your helmet on... i am only using rock and roll as a medium. iwant i am only using rock and roll as a medium. i want it to be the instigator of new ideas, to turn people on to new things and perspectives. i was never that confident of my voice as a singer. i would like to kind of portray the song. # ziggy played guitar... i felt really comfortable going on stage as somebody else. it seemed a rational decision to keep on doing that. # flame... # flame... #we # flame... # we can be heroes... i got beso

i asked roger his advice for how to prevent this from happening in san francisco. the department of building inspection says it had been fielding complaints about alleged illegal warehouses converted for residential use. now - as kron four's philippe djegal reports - more complaints are coming in 'after' the ghost ship fire. this warehouse at 15 duboce avenue in san francisco's mission district. has been on the department of building inspection's radar for several months now. sot- "everybody feels terrible about that tragedy in oakland and we certainly don't want to see anything like that happen in san francisco." the electrical situation looks precarious to say the least. d-b-i spokesperson william strawn says the warehouse owner has received two notices of violation, appeared for a director's hearing. and, was recently issued a notice of abatement, preventing the owner from possibly selling the building or applying for permits before complying with d- b-i. strawn says complaints allege the commercial building is being used for housing. >>:sot- "that case is still

karen rogers is in for dave

karen rogers is off. matt pelman is looking at traffic. good morning. >> we're starting out with some clouds across the region. there might be a couple of early sunny breaks. in general we expect the clouds to get thicker today and by this evening there could be a little rain shower, maybe even a snow shower in the northern suburbs. cold this morning, 36 degrees in philadelphia. below freezing in allen

. >> matt pellman is here along with karen rogers, did everybody have a great christmas? >> reporter: we did. we have a freezing rain advisory for allentown, reading, lancaster, up in the poconos it lasts until 4:00 p.m. we're dry in the region we're not seeing the freezing drizzle at the moment, but we have the potential for that. that's what we want to warn you heading to the north and west. in 4 in quakertown, 28. you see the temperatures below freezing. coatsville, 27. the i-95 corridor, levittown, 35, well above freezing in center city. 36. sitting at the freezing mark in chester. in south jersey, 32, 32 in hammonton, 33 in vineland, 37 in dover, delaware. as we look at satellite and radar you can see we're dry, we have the clouds that filled in. we start to see drizzle out to the west, currently near pittsburgh, as that heads through the area, that may be slippery north and west this morning. how about 50 degrees for the high temperature. that 50 happens late tonight we'll talk about what happens in the afternoon coming up in the seven-day forecast. in a few minutes

marcus rogers. [applause] marcus rogers: thank you. can anybody hear me in the back? i have a voice that tends to be in. welcome to "dawn or doom". my talk will be about the concept of the digital footprint. and i will warn you off the back, it will come across on the doomy sidekick i am a tech guy, i have my toys and i do online banking. thisis is not about fear, is about understanding the cost benefit analysis of technology. nothing in life is without risk. it is the same technology, what is the cost of technology? what is the cost of the convenience we have with these devices? nothing is for free. we know that. so let's talk about the concept of a digital footprint. we will look at what is it? and more important, why should you care? ok, this is a concept that is out there, but with different does it make to meet? what can we do once we understand some of the risks of the footprint? and then we will put our hat on and look at what is coming down the pipe. awarel footprint, we are of the concept of the carbon footprint. it is something that has been in the popular m

roger jones staying with us. i want to talk about the valuation discount on european markets which you have been talking about. plenty more to come with roger. >>> let's talk about some deals out there. johnson & johnson mulling a deal with actelion which would divide the swiss biotech firm into separate entities it would create a newly traded public r&d division and a structure that would allow j&j to make a cash acquisition of about $265 per share. actelion shares have staged a sharp rally since november on m&a speculation. >>> bank bailout atlante has made an offer for three small italian banks. italy rescued the banks with nearly 4 billion euros last year but has struggled to sell them as required by european regulators. >>> got some new year's eve plans? >> very sadly, a quiet one. that's okay. i saw the uber numbers expected, that's not something i will be fighting for. >> one of the places to be is timing square in new york. i must say, having been in new york for new years, i've been not brave enough to t

she was found in rogers backyard. naegle competed in bridalplasty back in 2010. now she had texted her husband after leaving a party early sunday morning but she never came home. ever since naegle vanished her family has been doing their own detective work getting surveillance footage that they say shows naegle leaving the part with the suspect. >>> 80's pop star richardmarks was waiting on a flight from vietnam to south carolina when a man started attacking passengers. he was one of the first people to jump in and help. they say the flight crew wasn't prepared to deal with something like this. marks and other fliers tied the man up with rope but he kept wiggling out of his restraints and fighting more over the course of four hours. marks and fuentes posted photos of the incident and called the whole thing chaotic and dangerous. >> he did say wherever you go, whatever you do, so he was there. >>> a minister in mississippi is taking seasons greetings to a whole new level. darlene carroll has sent out more than 10,000 christmas cards this year. many of them were ha

rogers and charles seems practicing today. rogers had a foot injury while sims has a near injury. sims should return next week and. whenll to get all three involved in an offense that excels when it establishes the running attack.>> there will be a trick to that, we will see how the game goes, tim spencer does a good job of handling that. the other thing we will see going through practice to see how he adjusts. that will turn into a positive has strep again rob gronkowski needs back surgery to repair a herniated disc. he could return in time for the afc title game if new england gets that far. the latest football star to be on the cover only to have the following season be a disaster. due to a major injury or huge drop in stats. finally the lightning bolts returned to the ice in st. louis. a surprise move at why the surprise? the first time he has started in back-to- back games. trying to snap a three-game losing streak.>>> continuing coverage of our top stories at >>> >>> tonight, breaking news, reaction pouring in at this hour to donald trump's victory tour. his stop at carrier,

. >> let's go over to david murphy with the snow, karen rogers has the morning commute. >> reporter: we can see rain on our at city hall. the rain is coming down lightly with the lighter shades o green across southeastern pennsylvania. ht snow in allentown, northern bucks county it's creating rain at the lower elevations. some slushiness is possible ingr allentown. we have heavier rain trying to exit the coast in south jersey, heavy stuff highlighted in across from surf city and clearing areas north of atlantic and brigantine and some down in cape may. it will beinutes, at least the steadier stuff. we have cloud cover behind the precipitation, but there are breaks in the clouds but we think we'll break back into no worse than partly sun skies. 43 degrees in philadelphia. freezing mark in reading and allentown. good news there. 44 by there's the return of sunshine during the day, high of 53 degrees, karen, will feature a couple of more spots of rain and colder air by the end of the week. details coming up. >> reporter: all right, dave we have an accident in an area snow. this is north

. >> karen rogers is in for david and matt pellman has traffic. >> reporter: the national weather service has the freezing rain advisory from 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. in the poconos until 4:00 p.m. because of the potential for slippery travel as you head out. it's cloudy and missy, we're watching for the chance of drizzle. it hadn't happened just yet. 29 in quakertown and pottstown. 30 in coatsville, 32 degrees in saint davids, 36 degrees in center city. in new jersey, it's 33 in browns mills, hammonton. 38 degrees in dover. misty out here with lots of clouds. satellite and radar showing clouds in place. the showers are out to the west. we can see a touch of drizzle certainly mist at any point. that's why it could be slippery in the north and west. 7:00 a.m. in the city, 38 degrees. 10:00 a.m., 44. could be freezing drizzle in the far northwest suburbs. lots of clouds. 1:00 p.m., 45. 4:00 p.m., 46. the testers keep going up. -- temperatures keep going up. 48. we hit a high of 50 today, that doesn't happen until after sunset. you want to be dressed appropriately when you head out now it's k

let's go over to david murphy with accuweather and karen rogers has traffic. >> reporter: we made that switch a month ago. this winter weather advisory kicks in at 10:00 p.m. tonight. snow is coming tonight after midnight. the national weather service place it cautiously and posts this ahead of the game. we have warm air coming up from the south that will change the snow to rain a little bit of sleet and freezing rain in the transitional period. this could happen early in the morning even through dawn in south jersey and delaware, i think until 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. you'll see improvement in the i-95 corridor. allentown you'll have to wait until midday or the afternoon. things will improve. as we look at satellite you can see a lack of cloud cover. we'll start out sunny and add the clouds. we're at 16 degrees in philadelphia. the coldest morning in 8 years in philadelphia. 14 in allentown. 14 in reading. 15 in wilmington, 15 in trenton. 21 degrees in cape may. even though overall winds are going to be lighter today there's they are still a factor this morning they are in the process

>> well, coming up, some encouraging words today from nfl commissioner roger goodell. >> plus, getting creative for the holidays. what one company is doing to get packages out and to your door. >> and seeing each other for the first time. the emotional reunion of formerly conjoined twins. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, roger goodell with some pose comments about the chances the raiders staying in oakl today: team owners discussed oakl's future during their winter meeting in >>> nfl commissioner roger goodell with positive comments about the chances of the raider staying in oakland. the team owners discussed the plan. the new stadium plan would be funded by an investment group headed by hall of famer ronnie lott to keep the team from moving to las vegas. goodell said while there is no acceptable stadium solution in oakland, the league will continue to work with the city to come up with a plan. >> as you know and we feel strongly we want to keep our teams where they are. relocations are painful and something we want to avoid at all costs. >> the stadium in las vegas would cost $1.9 billion to build

with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning it's 5 o'clock on this wednesday december 14th and here's what we're following for up. >> bill cosby will be back in a montgomery county courthouse today. it's day two of what is already been a heated pretrial hearing for his upcoming sex assault trial. >> breaking overnight detectives in philadelphia are trying to figure out who shot and killed a man execution style. >> we're learning more about the sudden death of former "growing pains" star anological thick. >> first we turn to weather and traffic. meteorologist, david murphy and karen rogers. on. >> one more day before the arctic air arrives. right now we're looking at some breaks in the clouds over parts of the region. overall we'll call today areas. there will be times when the clouds are winning out other times you'll see a fair amount of sunshine. 35 degrees. the temperature has dropped a little bit in philadelphia over the last half hour. 31 trenton, 35 allentown and reading, 34 in lancaster wilmington and millville and 40 in

let's turn to meteorologist, david murphy and karen rogers. good morning. >> got some cloud cover beginning to thicken up down to the south of philadelphia and getting up close to the city the farther north you go the better chance you have of seeing some sunshine early and then eventually we all get the clouds andfternoon. a winter weather advisory meanwhile has been posted for the poconos at 4 o'clock this afternoon. it may take that long for precipitation to get all the way up to the poconos but when it does it's going to be snow up in the mountains. word to the wise if you're traveling up in that direction later today and tonight. 39 degrees is your currents temperature in philadelphia. so we're dry but on the cold side. 27 degrees in allentown. 30 in reading. 37 in wilmington. 33 in trenton and still holding 41 in cape may. winds this morning are light. so it's cold but at least we don't have a real big wind chill to worry about. by 7 o'clock 36 degrees. there may be some sunshine still around the region in here and then by 10 o'clock 40.

two, roger mentioned post new deal originalism. although he didn't specifically articulate it this way, once you have the 7th amendment, it changes. the senate is no longer a protector of the states. that's what built the administrator of the state. he's trying to figure out how do you deal with this? how do you draw lines? will the courts then end up replacing the administrative agencies and running everything? what most people don't understand, especially populists is that that was a real structural protection. it is the driver behind the administrative state and the uncontrollable budgets. that is just not widely known. he understood that. with that, it is very difficult to reverse the dynamic. he didn't think the courts were in the business of reversing that dynamic. >> roger. >> yes. [ inaudible ] [ inaudible ] [ inaudible ] >> this is breaking down fast. i think we'll start with questions from the floor. i'll begin with my usual admonition. these are the panelists, they were invited to be our speakers. we appreciate your pres

karen rogers is in for dave murphy and matt pelman has your traffic. good morning. >> good morning, everybody. if you're going to head out early it's cold out there right now. satellite6 and action radar showing we've got a good amount of cloud cover over the area. we're going see high clouds mixing with some sunshine but we stay dry today. so, it's a pretty decent day for this time of year. it's a cold start. it's currently only 17 degrees in allentown. it's 20 in reading. it's 29 in philadelphia. 26 in trenton. 20 now in millville. 26 right now at atlantic city airport but when you factor in a light wind that's kind of chilly makes it feel like it's only in the single digits in allentown, feels like 9 degrees, feels like 13 in mount pocono, 17 wilmington, 20 in philadelphia, 26 degrees in cape may. we're talking about things getting milder. that happens later today. by 7:00 a.m. it's 28, still cold. the sun getting ready to rise. you'll see a good amount of cloud cover but by 10:00 a.m. we're into the 30's, not bad. by 1 o'clock it's 42 degrees. by 4

. >> the eagles are getting ready to face the washington red skins this weekend and ducis rogers has the story when "action news" >>> police in both new jersey and pennsylvania are warning to be vigilant while using atm after a rash of robberies. on monday night surveillance cameras caught a man robbing a woman along route 38 in cherry hill and in king of prussia a woma point at the wells fargo center fargo on henner son road. >> there is an uptick in this type of crime during the holidays because of the increased usage and people are making more purchases. >> police say never count money in public and make sure you are not being followed when you leave the atm. new at 6:00 tonight. it was a remarkable reunion at the hospital of the university ti news" reporter katherine scott has that story. >> jacks of east windsor and lisa were once complete then two jacks says that her selflessness kept him alive. the two had not met many person, jack a bone particular oh a recipient introduced lisa his donor to his care team in pennsylvania. it was here he received life saving treatment. when i

rogers also with davonte adams,s 0 yards score.e. rogers with a four touchdowntouc pass. also got it done with its legs. he retreats. he spins away from pressure. takes off, makes a nice move on its way.way. the packers eliminate the vikings 38 to 25. how does this all effect the redskins? here's the up to date wild card stanchion. the giants, the packers withkers that win over the vacation 9 and 6. the second wild card, thehe redskins jump the bucks who losc to the saints. but it's going to be the lyons,, when you watch monday night football, watch the lyons because a redskins giants on new year's day will get them in. rg3 playing back to back games for the first time in the season alludes pressure but takes a vision. railroad g3 with a concussion. he would have to leave the game with ten minutes to go. with four minutes left. josh land owe could tie it up. what the heck happened? in disbelief the browns are tryinge to hold on. lamb beau another chance to tie. no good, time expires.ires cleveland, there is a santata clause. you got your first win. congratulations. the br

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rogers is like a holy man to me. if you've ever met fred rogers you would be stunned at what a great almost spiritual teacher he was. >> special thanks to my family and this academy for encouraging me, allowing me all these years to be your neighbor. may god be with you. >> i was fortunate enough to meet him before he passed away. i mean, just interseconding with him a couple of times made me realize what an extraordinary human being he was. >> the '60s became the '70s and the teenaged oz oz excelled at school. he got great grades, made all the sports teams. then when he was 14, he heard a song on the radio that started a deep connection with the next communicator on hi list. >> next on my list, bruce springsteen. i remember vividly in middle school in wilmington, delaware, right next to jersey, where of course bruce springsteen is a god and he came out with "born to run." hearing it, thinking this guy, he knows what i'm feeling. this is the ballad for my generation. ♪ because tramps like us, baby, we were born to

karen rogers has your accuweather forecast. >>> lets go temple! lets go temple! >> the military bowl may be next week but temple university students and staff are already pumped up. a short time ago the cheerleaders and team parked up their bags and loaded the buses, they are going to annapolis maryland to face wake forest on tuesday. you can catch the game on our sister station, espn. >> how exciting. >> it feels good out there today. it's nice having the mild temperatures, looking at stormtracker 6 live double scan looking good we are dry in the area. it may be melting snow in spring mountain. but it looks pretty out there. temperatures warm up well above average. lets go outside right now and show you the numbers we have. here are the highlights for your weather forecast. turns breezy today later on and we start to see that now and it's not too bad. rain day is saturday, not the whole day but the first half. we'll show you future tracker and a dry christmas. temperatures 47 degrees already and some of the suburbs we hit 50 this afternoon. the dew point 59 and

later in the week the temperatures come up a little bit, karen rogers i'll have that in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: dave we are dry on i-95 at cottman, southbound traffic heading toward center city. overnight construction has cleared, so traffic is moving okay. looking all right on i-95. i-95 northbound we had a disabled vehicle near bridge street. that cleared, as well. no problems on the blue route, schuylkill expressway or i-95 you're good to go. we have a building fire we've been talking about, watch for crews on the scene upper dublin summit avenue at chelsea. stick to walnut to get around the problems there. on the vine, we have no overnight construction, eastbound/westbound, looking good. >> the search is on for three masked men who robbed an elderly couple during a home invasion. this happened on the 100 block of west godfrey avenue in olney at 3:30 a.m. the he elderly man double parked the car and walked his wife into the home and went back to park the car that's the suspects forced him at gunpoint back in the house, they fled with a gun and thr