the chase through south philly you can't unsee. >> was that bear?ick around. >> i want to know. >> i think i know what it was but i'm not telling. >> you also know about temperatures kathy. >> yeah the storm is pulling away but the cold air moves in behind it wind chills biting and another chance of snow. we'll have that coming up with the seven day. ♪ >>> lehigh valley saw the highest snow totals this morning. you can see remnants on the ground in allentown right now. this is what it looked like in allentown during the storm it came down fast and hard our cameras caught the snow as it came down and the storm moved out. total snow there a foot. with more than foot on the ground in some place there was no choice. had to grab a shovel and start digging any wanted to get anywhere at all we started cars stuck driving on blown tires. neighborhoods in allentown have been like a snowy ghost town a lot of businesses never even opened today. >>> usually this is a normally busy area. now it's practically zero. you can tell. >> pretty heavy snow. >> y irreleva

. >> reporter: tuesday morning you come out unsee this. >> this is banged up so we notify our parents right away that we did not have service. >> reporter: each weekday that van now out of service till the insurance company can take a look transports 29 young children to 15 area schools and each afternoon picks them up and returns them to the daycare. no van, no before and after school program. less income for thelma. she's already cutting the hours of staff who are still till the van is replaced not needed. parents must now make other arrangements to get their kids to and from school. parents like carter a rehab nurse and widowed mother of two. >> this morning, um, i found out they didn't have any van services once again so i had to call somebody and pay somebody to take my children to school this morning. >> reporter: so far that irresponsible driver has caused thelma, her employees, parents and their youngsters. >> whoever did it, you can say it was a hit-and-run. they need to do something about it. >> reporter: man up. >> man up or woman up. do what you have to do. because you dam

there are some things you cannot unsee. >> stephen: there are also rumors that trump and melania areing marital problems. is that true? >> yes. the problem is that they're married to each other. >> stephen: separate bedrooms? >> it helps when you're in separate cities. >> stephen: by the way, the president promised that we could expect, "some very interesting items coming to the forefront over the next two weeks." those two weeks are just about up. any idea what he's talking about? >> yes. he swallowed his keys. and they'll be coming to the forefront soon... he ate a lot of oat bran today. >> stephen: well, that's something to look forward to. switching to health care, i know the republicans say they're going to try again, but the president has to be digs appointed by the failure to repeal obamacare. does he blame paul ryan? >> no, the president took a hard look in the mirror and took complete responsibility. i'm just (bleep) with yo&. ( laughter ) no, of course, of course. trump, obviously -- ( cheers and applause ) trump obviously blames ryan. >> stephen: so is trump trying to get

if the fed raises aggressively, unsee the u.s. dollar rise. you can then see yields start, high yield bonds start to fall and then oil start to drop. so you get that perfect that storm scenario. so i think that is a very big risk is the fed is too aggressive. i think you need to be cautious. >> why thanlt dollar moved higher? we're at the top end of the range and the dollar is not at the top end of the range. if anything we've gotten this guidance that the fed has just begun. >> the dollar hasn't done anything in 18 months or so. i think that's a lot of what the euro is doing so other central banks starting to talk about maybe coming off the gas pedal a little bit. if the fed is the most aggressive out there. and you get people starting to pay back dollar denominated death. there's a shortage of dollars. >> not that hedge funds are always right, because clearly they're not. but they're loaded for a move higher in the dollar. a sharp move higher. the shorts and bonds are back at record highs. and the five-year -- >> so what, one of my many conc

. >> the officers can't unsee what they deal with. >> reporter: investigators say the woman was burnedeyond recognition. andbelieve they were married bu say they've lived her for 20 years. >> it's a shame. yeah. to know that she actually died. >> it's like, nobody knew about it. it was still dark, pretty much people still sleeping. >> you see it on tv, but to actually visually see it, that's a sight. you really don't want to see because that was bad. that was a lot of flames. >> reporter: now, because of the extent of the damage done by the fire, investigators were not able to answer our question, were there working smoke detectors here. police meantime are not releasing the victim's name until her family can be notified. the red cross is helping the 71-year-old man esteban rivera find a new place to call home. we're live in pemberton tonight, nbc 10 news. >>> here's a look at some of the other stories making headlines county by county. chester county a woman says a man exposed himself in the library in exton. take a look at the man on the right in the black shirt. they also say he per

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first time in at least a couple of weeks as we go hour by hour you'll see the clouds thicken overnight unsee the few spotty showers moving through with this weak disturbance by the morning hours, we'll have the clouds and during the afternoon some breaks in the overcast before sunset. but at least temperatures will be mild. as we look ahead during the overnight, 39 in philadelphia the low. waking up to 31 in the poconos. tomorrow morning in wilmington waking up to 38 waking up to 39 in dover. that's owls 10 degrees warmer than it was this morning. coming up we'll talk about this brief break from the cold then we have a wednesday shocker. back to winter. wow is it going to feel like it and then 70s again in the seven day. but the big question, guys, is it going to stick this time? >> i don't know. [ laughter ] >> roller coaster, kathy. >>> happening now, hearings on capitol hill. the american people well they finally have some answers after months of speculation about rusheareyou russia' role in the6 election. two officials were grilled on capitol hill. joel waldman joins us live from washing

it's really hard to unsee the things -- to resee the things you stopped yourself seeing.so, once you spot one, hold on to it. you'll have little thoughts that drift through your mind that say, oh, isn't that odd? and it starts with at that point not dismissing it. file it away. you'll see something and even if it is cop trails -- contrails in the sky or the way ripples travel across the pond. hold on to that and see what happens. that's the first bit. better than looking it up. trito think of reasons for yourself and play with it. but it starts with catching the thought. adults are always suppressing things. that's part of the process of growing up and being an adult, there's two much click nation world -- complication in the world so your brain -- you learn to suppress anger and frustration and you always put the lid on yourself. when it comes to science, tack the lid off and just hold on to what came out. that's the place to start. >> not sure the british practice of making tea but i was wondering if there's a tea bag involved on your walk back to your office and if tha

. >> you can't unsee those images. the world food program does critical life-saving work.ul people in washington you've never heard of. she was president obama's deputy chief of staff for operations. she is now in our toyota green room to share what working with the former president was like and how he enjoyed playing the role of matchmaker in her >>> comedian dave chappelle takes note of certain faces in the crowd at his shows. >> when you're on stage are you looking at one particular person or looking out at the crowd? >> i look at a bunch of people. sometimes i can't see past the first three rows. >> if they're not engaged, does that bother you or throw you off? >> comedians typically look at the faces that aren't laughing more than the ones that are. but you know, this could be anything. it could be someone with a really warm laugh. you feel like satisfied. there's so many different -- after 30 years, i got a headful of just faces that i remember. >> ahead only on "cbs this morning," dave chappelle reflects on the first laugh he ever got as a stand-up comic. he was 14.

. >> you couldn't see when youhen watch back unsee adam when he turned around and he'snh watching you.watcvine turned hid chair around. and it's kind of one of those to situations where i've neverre in thought that something like thaa would ever happen just comingus from d.c. being from southeast and following a dream getting gi outpatient that stage and doingt something i've always been doinw and seeay that one chair turnedt caught me by surprise. spr >> we'll learn more about in yoi just a minute.st i want to go back to that moment and we can watch along and showw the video again as you're as you sipping you're waiting the whole time i'm sure just to see whatht is happening.ni then as it happens is that evene throw i was little bit or are o you trying not to focus on the t chairs. >> when the chair turned aroundo it was kind of more so all a right, you know the chair turner around don't stop singing. s keep moving. keep m so when he turned around i saw it turn around i had to go to tt the other side of the stage. s let me work that side of the o e crowd if i keep looking right here i'll

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