bob and cathy elmer, both experienced hill walkers, were caught out by the weather.tory. the brutal conditions of a scottish winter. out on the heels, 50 mph winds, freezing temperatures and deep snow. bob and cathy elmer had become disorientated in the appalling weather and have realised their only option was to hunker down when they torch failed. their footprints and those of their dog spotted from a helicopter helped narrow the search. then this, the moment a mountain rescue team found them and then guided them to safety. the snow was at times up to our waste. we eventually got out onto the plateau. with the intention of trying to get to the summit of cairngorm, then my headlamp gave up, so we cairngorm, then my headlamp gave up, so we decided that we couldn't go on any further —— waist. ‘cause we didn't any further —— waist. ‘cause we didn‘t really know where we were going. you couldn‘t see your hand in front of your face. so we decided to get the survival bags out. and we got done for the night in them. get the survival bags out. and we got done for the night in

bob and cathy elmer, from lincolnshire, were caught out after miscalculating the length of their walkht survival bag. our scotland correspondent, lorna gordon, has the story. the brutal conditions of a scottish winter — out on the hills, 50 mile an hour winds, freezing temperatures and deep snow. i'm not cold, to be honest. experienced walkers, bob and cathy elmer, had become disorientated in the appalling weather and had realised their only option was to hunker down when their torch failed. the guy's in pretty good nick. this the moment mountain rescue teams found them and then guided them to safety. the snow was at times up to our waist. we eventually got out onto the plateau with the intention of trying to find the summit of cairngorm, then my head lamp gave up, so we decided that we couldn't go on any further because we didn't know really where we were going. you couldn't see a hand in front of your face, so we decided to get the survival bags out and get down for the night in them. it was a move rescuers believed saved their lives and that of their dog, meg, who had her own separ

we got off my favorite exit on route 55 elmer m alaga, elmer the town name after elmer fudt we are seeinguys that looks like they are managers trying to lead the salt trucks in the right treks they don't know where to tell them to go right you this. we are just waiting, waiting game right here. to the left of the tenth of the transportation suv you can see american flags barely blowing, and i i guess, that is relief in south jersey after dealing with high wind last week. so as we wait the here on delsea drive and route the 40, we will head south east and we are determined to find snow today, if we have to take the cape may lewis ferry or as somebody across town, one of the new people from out of town pronounced it the lew the es ferry if we have to take that to delaware to find snow or even if we have to go south of argentina to the the south pole we will be determined to show you snow today. you can see what looks like dust, an odd flurry in our headlights here and there and we cannot tell you that is the actual snow falling but maybe the start of the snow. people driving around now are

bob and cathy elmer, both experienced hill walkers, were caught out after miscalculating the length ofit began snowing. 0ur scotland correspondent, lorna gordon, has the story. the brutal conditions of a scottish winter. out on the hills — 50 mph winds, freezing temperatures and deep snow. i'm not cold, to be honest. bob and cathy elmer had become disorientated in the appalling weather and had realised their only option was to hunker down when their torch failed. their footprints and those of their dog, spotted from a helicopter, helped narrow the search. the guy's in pretty good nick. then this, the moment a mountain rescue team found them and then guided them to safety. the snow was, at times, up to our waist. we eventually got out onto the plateau with the intention of trying to find the summit of cairngorm, and then my head lamp gave up, so we decided that we couldn't go on any further because we didn't know really where we were going. you couldn't see a hand in front of your face, so we decided to get the survival bags out and get down for the night in them. it was a move rescuers

bob and cathy elmer, from leicestershire, were caught out after miscalculating the length of their walkthe hills, 50 mile an hour winds, freezing temperatures and deep snow. i'm not cold, to be honest. experienced walkers, bob and cathy elmer, had become disorientated in the appalling weather and had realised their only option was to hunker down when their torch failed. the guy's in pretty good nick. this the moment mountain rescue teams found them and then guided them to safety. the snow was at times up to our waist. we eventually got out onto the plateau with the intention of trying to find the summit of cairngorm, then my head lamp gave up, so we decided that we couldn't go on any further because we didn't know really where we were going. you couldn't see a hand in front of your face, so we decided to get the survival bags out and get down for the night in them. it was a move rescuers believed saved their lives and that of their dog, meg, who had her own separate survival bag. conditions were arctic and in the area they were, you know, no matter which way they walked there was steep

there's elmer and glassboro.mington a few flakes, you get into delaware and chester counties that's where we're starting to see it stick to the porches there and the decks. see that, gray, paying attention in there's the snow right there. this is sent into me by mike in downingtown, a little bit south of the 30 bypass there. downingtown, pennsylvania, just a few flurries, some of it starting to stick, no i don't need the snow shovel, but thank you. 35 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint, 23. pressure 29.76 inches. it is rising. winds out of the west at 16 miles per hour. to the northwest we go, 30 in pottstown, quakertown, 30. warrington, 32. saint davids, 33. center city, 35, and levittown 34. you note a lot of numbers are above the freezing mark of 32. this is supposed to be colder for us, that tells you how mild it's been around here. gandys beach, 34. smyrna and dover, 36. satellite and radar again it's a small, little bands that's pushing through, a little piece of moisture that broke off from the great lake s

there's route 40 the snow in elmer. you get closer to mays landing and buena and richland area there's more snow. philadelphia a couple of flakes being reported at the airport. nothing in center city. you can see north and west we go, they are still dry, there's no snow, it's mainly across south jersey and delaware bay region and the state of delaware at the present time. 19 degrees in pottstown and quakertown. 17 in tanersville. 21 in warrington. center city, 24. glassboro, 23. vineland, 22. hammonton, 22. it's cold out here, that plays a huge role in the type of snow we see. the colder the temperatures are, the fluffier the snow becomes. you can brush it off with a broom here if you're not getting a big accumulation, south jersey you'll need a shovel. this will lift to the northwest as the day wears on before we clear things out of here. future tracker 6, steady to moderate snow for south jersey and delaware. 10:00 a.m. not much in the lehigh valley. the darker shades of lavender, steady to heavy snow through 1:00 p.m

this is where we are seeing the snow from millville into vineland, stretching northward into elmer.he some of this is not reaching the ground, the air is very dry. we expect it to reach the ground in the next hour or two. we'll zoom in tighter in atlantic county. route 50 east, you can see the band around estell manor and egg harbor township. you can see the purple showing up that's steadier snow starting to fall west of absecon and atlantic city. all this is lifting toward the northwest, it will move closer to the philadelphia area as the morning progresses. temperatures will play a key role in this, as well. the colder the numbers are the fluffier the snow becomes. with high temperatures topping out in the mid 20s, the snow will be light and fluffy and accumulate quickly. 24 in glassboro. vineland, 24. woodbine, 24. hammonton, 25 degrees. here's future tracker 6. the storm continues to lift to the north as the morning wears on, so by 10:00 a.m., if it is not snowing in philadelphia. it would be very shortly at that point. actually the i-95 corridor should be seeing the snow by 10:

you see that one by one these dudes go face-first into -- elmer's glue. on top of one trampoline.. get nice and tasty. >> go, go. >> head up the ladder. >> three, two, one, go! >> shake and bake. shake and bake. >> looked like they just dragged themselves through an egg mix and tossed themselves in crusts. >> feathers everywhere! oh, my god, you look incredible! >> i love it. >> i would do this. >> you are so amused. >> do a back flop really quick. >> two of the fellows have now tried it. now it's jack's turn. >> oh! >> there he goes. his buddies are down there in the trampoline pit waiting for him. >> my favorite part is when they jump in and the feathers go everywhere. >> let's do it in slow motion. >> once they're done they head to the beach. don't worry, they don't get into the water. they stand under the shower and get a lot of it off. >> i have a date in 30 minutes. >> you have a date in 30 minutes? >> you fool! you should have gone like that. >> they do tell folks that, if they get 50,000 likes they'll super glue themselves. they're well past that. >> like! >>> grandma robi

this is 36 year old john donohue, he was last seen on his parents' home on elmer lane in bethesda.that's two miles away from his apartment. it's a building that the donohue family own and it's been four weeks since he was seen. a week after his disappearance just before christmas police obtained this surveillance video, a woman with a child walking into a beauty supply store in upper marlboro, maryland. in that video the woman is seen shopping ratty land using a credit card investigators say is donohues. since then she has been identified and arrested. for now the woman is facing credit card charges. despite that arrest, investigators say the case remains open. > while, the investigation continues they are making some progress. the woman who used the card was identified so we know about that part. john is still missing and we haven't heard from him. we don't know where he is. if anybody last seen him, or his car, please call the police and let us know that hopefully he's safe. > and donohue's family say his car is also missing. it's black 2011 chevy echoy knocks with maryland tag n

he was on very soon after he arrived, on an arm our trained attacked by the boer so his good friend elmer had invited him along. he was actually in command of the train and invited him along and he was there and many other men including the boers who wern attacking them, and so i have their accounts of it as well, and the same thick when he was in the pow. so almost always -- even when he was on the run he hid in the coal mine shaft, the men who helped him also wrote about it. the only thing that i found out that he got wrong, the man who organized the attack on the train with a man name louis, first prime minister of south africa and he was a very young charismatic and churchill insisted that it was him who captured him. later churchill's son started researching, he was writing a biography of his father, i haved done the research and i don't think it would have been who personally captured you and churchill said, it was. [laughter] >>d of discussion. [laughter]rg >> he was there and saw everything and talked about it. that's the main -- >> thank you. >> this is more of a general historic

. >> so what you will do is take your favorite color glitter glue, okay, these guys, it has to be elmer's tried it with other glue glitter and it does not work. it does not work. is there something in this ingredient. >> i like purple. >> lets do purple and pink. >> okay. >> let's do it together. so pour that out for he. >> the whole darn thing. >> it is about half a cup of glitter glue. >> let's stick some red in there too. >> it does not get really mixed in that much. >> that is cool then. >> then we will take a half cup of the water,. >> half cup of water and mix that in. >> yes. >> and then you will take this and you will wisk it. >> i wish i could. >> sure. >> there we go. >> now you see it the is just, it looks like that, right. >> yes. >> now, slowly you are taking this borax which is a detergent booster which you can find in the detergent aisle and that will thicken it >> okay. >> so, we have a camera up above. >> okay, cool. >> i'm not used to it. >> now slowly you will add like a teaspoon or tablespoon or slow. >> what is that. >> that is borax with water. >> half teaspoon, half

can see a steadier flurry, same thing with wilmington, interior sections of south jersey, glassboro, elmerwilliams town and sewell. you can see the flakes in havertown, pennsylvania, nothing accumulating out there, after all the end of january, now, and we are supposed to see snow. i actually had someone on facebook say beyond what's going on, i thought it was spring, what's up with the snow. that's how mild it's been. we've had 5 inches of snow for the season, we should have 5 more. we have not had any snow since january 7. we have not dipped below freezing officially in philadelphia since january 16. that shows you the winter for the snow lovers. pottstown, 31, quakertown, 31, warrington, 33, center city, 37. 36 in glassboro. 37 in smyrna and dover. 37 in hammonton. 37 degrees in woodbine. high temperatures today will get up into the low to mid 40s. the wind will make it feel like the mid 30s. it will be blustery at times. satellite and radar, instability snow showers out there this morning, this will pass on by here, within the next couple of hours. the steady accumulating snows are out

yellow there, the darker green around elmer. that's just to the west. everything pushing off to the north and east at a good clip. so yellow weather alert tonight for showers. we'll keep that going. bus stop temperatures, check this out. 44 to 54 tomorrow at the bus we are really feeling one tomorrow. windy and warmer thursday. still mild on friday. turns colder late in the day. still mild. light, wintery mix on saturday. arctic air drains south. it's going to be shallow arctic air. that means generally sleet and or freezing rain. 10:00 tonight, most showers lift north of town. 48 downtown. 48 in leesburg. upper 40s out to oakland. 48 in oakland. temperatures low 50s. that's nice. by 9:00, mid50s. mix of sun and clouds. by 1:00, more sunshine. notice the arrows. these numbers are low. i'll tell you why. it's january. these computer models are tweaked to the season they're supposed to forecast for. they're not used to 67 degrees in january. these numbers are about 3 degrees low. still that said they're still in the 60s across the frederick. about this ti

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the gap is narrowing between francois fillon and mentor elmer macron -- and emmanuel macron.'m sure that i'm pronouncing it in quickly. volkswagen has taken the crown as the world's best-selling automaker, ending toyotas four-year reign. it admitted cheating omissions tests. christoph joins us from frankfurt. kristof, how is it possible that volkswagen, and not just volkswagen, but audi and porsche, bounces back from this diesel gate scandal with such a strong amount of global sales? >> the key reason is china. the chinese market in china, the amount of diesel cars on sale are very tiny, basically. it is almost nonexistent in terms of market volumes, so the impact in china from the diesel , andal has been very small china is the biggest market for the volkswagen brand for audi and the biggest market for porsche, so where we saw demand in the u.s. declining somewhat, china has proved a very stable sort of growth. guy: what will the rest of the year look like? >> for the rest of the year, i think the key aspects that almost all manufacturers are currently looking out for is how

robert and cathy elmer were reported missing on sunday night and sheltered in a bivvy bag before rescuersday. yesterday, another man was saved from the mountain range, their fourth call—out this year. all right, have a look at this video. heroes come in all shapes and sizes, including extra small in this instance. look at this. urgh! this video captures the moment a chest of drawers falls onto two year old brock shoff just as he was playing in the bedroom. what follows is an impressive feat of cool—headed action and impressive strength from his twin brother, bowdy, who rescues him. the boys parents have released the footage to highlight concerns over the safety of children and tall furniture. 0h oh my god. it is amazing and horrifying. it is two minutes long and it takes a while to work it out, but he does work out how to get his brother out of there. he tries to figure out how to lift it, and any figures out he can push it back. it is one of those, isn't it? that is why we gave you a warning, but amazing and terrible video at the same time. look the furniture. —— look after the furniture

. >> elmer's glue, $1.99. this is good stuff. >> flour and water, not really but essentially.se are materials, upholstery and window coverings. >> this is bulk, this is apple cider vinegar from the rainbow tippy store, and it fell over and it broke its lid. i'm trying not not to spill it too much. this is an example of how you can buy stuff in bulk and you can use the container over and over and you don't have to pay for the inordinate amount of packaging. this is an example. this is purity organic, a local san francisco firm brought to you by pacific organic produce in san francisco. we're trying to buy organic but it's in a plastic bottle. >> again, there's tradeoffs. >> we have organic sweetened condensed milk. in my house i try to buy that milk that has hormones and other stuff in that thing. organic sweetened condensed. locally made mints. >> they're organic, fair trade, made locally. so this is probably the products winner today. they are zebra mints and quite tasty. >> we're going to open it up and pass it around. she said start over there so we will. we try and please

i am going to be like elmer fudd with this, i'm not going to say anything that happens. >> you're never0 again? neil: we're hunting 20,000. [laughter] charlie gasparino is here. he has breaking news on jared kushner who is going to be the power broker of power brokers, one son-in-law of donald trump -- >> right. senior adviser to trump, as you know -- neil: unpaid. >> excuse me? neil: unpaid. >> he should be unpaid. he is donald trump's so many, married to ivanka. here's the interesting thing, and if you looking at his -- if you're looking at his impact on finance right off the bat, look at the time warner/at&t deal or actually at&t buying time warner which includes cnn for what sources are telling fox business that kushner is said to be opposed to this deal. so he's joining a growing list -- neil: why? why is he opposed? >> well, i think just like everybody else, they believe -- at least this is their stated position. time warner, as you know, owns cnn which wasn't very nice to donald trump during the presidential campaign. neil: they were awful. [laughter] >> very unfair, and false an

i put an extra layer of elmer's glue in my hair. >> i also very much appreciate that drunk anderson is here and kathy griffin's here. >> well, you're always giving the threat of being fired and stuff. >> you're slurring -- >> am i slurring my words? well, that's one of my resolutions this year, my new year's resolutions. >> cut down on the sauce? >> i want to be the very first cnn anchor ever to go on camera sober. >> oh. wow. >> i'm working on it. but i keep falling off the wagon. you know what i'm saying? >> mine is to meet a good catholic boy, settle down and have a litter of children. come on, michelle. >> why do i have this bug here? why is it on my side of the screen? >> remove the bug. >> can we get rid of that? >> it's the bug on the screen. >> seriously. like we don't know the time is passing anyway. >> it's the countdown bug. >> we'll take care of that. >> we like a countdown clock at cnn. >> you don't mind if i just kind of lay here, do you? >> hi, babe. how are you? >> can you see this? can you believe this? >> it's appa