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jeannette reyes joins us. david murphy has more in weather. >> i love the fact that you guys are hitting home on the point of icy sidewalks, icy side streets and even patches on main roads. do put a lot of room between you and the car in front of you. we're still below freezing. we are looking at improvement. the snow on radar long gone that wrapped up before midnight in most areas and we've got some clearing under way. a lot of sunshine on the way and those clouds out to the west probably having a little difficulty getting over the mountain. we expect mostly sunny skies overall today. our saturday snow totals 4.1 inches in philadelphia. on the terrace here i've got maybe 3. some of this may have melted on asphalt and sidewalks initially but that was the figures mesh -- official measurement. there were some outlying areas that went higher. and lindenwold, new jersey about 4.8 inches. temperatures right now there's no melting going on currently. 29 degrees in philadelphia kurnly. 17 degrees in allentown and rea

jeannette reyes joins us.news at this hour, searching for two drivers in a deadly hit and run. details in an accident that killed a woman overnight. >> the cleanup continues from our first snowfall of the season. the plows were busy overnight to get roads, parking lots and sidewalks clear. >> plus playoff home advantage could come down to this game. the eagles are preparing to face off against the rams in a very warm los angeles. >> meteorologist david murphy is here with an exclusive look at your accuweather forecast all bundled up. >> lots of sunshine but there's snow on the ground and temperatures right now are still pretty chilly. satellite shows you the snow is gone. in fact the clouds with it. some clouds having trouble making it over the mountains and i think we are going to maintain mostly sunny skies for the majority of the day. 33 degrees we have finally going above the freeze onmark in philadelphia. and in allentown and reading 32 degrees. 34 in millville. starting to melt some of that snow off the

jeannette joins us. here's what we're working for you on action news. two teenagers are hospitalized after gunfire overnight. >> and police plea plead for a man to come forward. >> and all eyes will be on number 9 today as the eagles head up the turnpike to take on the giants. >> first meteorologist chris sowers joins us outside with a look at accuweather. feeling better out there this morning? >> i guess. it's still chilly out here but it feels a lot better compared to yesterday. yesterday some locations were actually as cold as 10:00, 11 degrees. it's still cold but not nearly as bad. i should have wore a hat. media 26 degrees. glassboro same number. and cape may you're up to 36 degrees. now when you factor in the winds it feels a little bit colder. it feels like 22 in wilmington, 25 in millville and 26 in allentown. another cold start to the day but we are expecting temperatures to start moderating as early as later this afternoon and especially monday and tuesday. in the meantime as you look at the satellite and radar shot you can see the cloud cove

jeannette reyes and david murphy are joining us this morning.he snow has cleared off but we have cooler temperatures. >> we have had areas not only where the temperatures have gotten very cold but we didn't get all of the snow and the ice off of a lot of side streets and sidewalks overnight so that stuff is still an issue this morning. of course you can see on satellite how we are going to break out into sunshine later this morning. these additional clouds don't look like they're going to make a run at us. the sun should help things. we've got snow on the ground, in philadelphia we went to 4.1 inches. a couple of out lying areas got up to 8 inches. most of the area was in a 3-4 inch range. keep in mind that the beginning of the snowfall didn't all pile up on the ground right away but because we had some mild air in place. could be what's on the grass is less than those official totals right there. just 18 degrees in allentown, 18 in reading as well. 29 in millville and a bit of a breeze blowing through the region enough to give you wind chills m

jeannette?ressure but i think people are counting on you to deliver a white christmas. >>> some youngsters in south jersey took the time to make sure american servicemen will get some cheer during this holiday season. >> my dad is a super hero. >> reporter: dozens of students in delran new jersey got to cheer up a special kind of hero for the holidays. children ages 2-5 created 100 holiday cards for active military. >> we're going to make them cards. country abroad and ts that are they're not going to be home for the holidays. >> reporter: the students got right to work whipping out crayons, colored pencils and markers and drew everything from lit-up christmas trees to santa's sleigh. >> making christmas cards. >> we have a lot of active military in our school so we've talked about families and how sometimes the families aren't home for the holidays we decided to send them cards so we can spread a little holiday cheer. >> the goal is to connect with troops overseas and to teach the children abou

jeannette reyes is with us. two teenagers are hospitalized after gun fires. >> pleas for a driver to come forward after a man is struck and killed while walking. >> all eyes will be on number 9 today as the eagles head up the turnpike to take on the giants. first let's go to chris sowers with a look at weather. >> temperatures are quite a bit milder than they were this same time yesterday. if you remember right around the 6:00 we were down into the teens. it's upper 20s and low 30s. 2637 degrees in cape may but we still have a bit of a wind chill. poconos it feels like 24, feels like 29 with the wind in philadelphia, 28 in wilmington and 27 degrees out there in lancaster. so you still need to bundle up but we're not expecting those harsh cold temperatures today. and as you look at the satellite and radar whatever sunshine we see this morning it will quickly fade behind this cloud deck that's approaching from the west. this is a system that could swing through and bring wintry precipitation for some of us overnig

action news reporter jeannette reyes was right there. >> reporter: hundreds of families gathered alonglice officers along from a handful of citizens. it's a toy drive held in honor of a small girl with a big heart and a selfless dream. >> she loved giving to others. >> reporter: five-year-old jillian massy died less than two weeks ago after a brief but grajus battle with brain cancer. last year the then four--year-old only wished that her friends at chop would have presents for the holidays. >> i said do you know why you've been at chop this long and she said to play, mommy. >> this is what christmas is all about. it's not about our only personal wants. it's about trying to help other people. >> a modest request for 50 gifts quickly ballooned to 3,000. this year would far surpass that with more than 25,000 presents filling up several trucks. complete strangers from near and far showed up gifts in hand. >> everything she was going through, she still had a smile on her face. >> her love for police officers brought them out by the dozen. they rode in on horses, motorcycles. >> sometimes y

. >> and i'm jeannette reyes, tonight on fyi philly. >> happy shopping. >> it's our annual holiday giftor boring. >> we've got a list. >> i see a lot of socks >> and checked it twice. >> the last bottle. >> with ideas for the naughty and nice. >> yum. >> plus some low-priced presents. >> chardonnay go. >> and some festive decorating tips. >> hello and welcome to fyi philly. happy holidays. >> we are at the made in philly market in dilworth park. >> in the shadows of city hall and it is beautifully decorated for the holiday season. >> the garden maze is back the rothman rink is open there's the brand new deck the halls light show, some great things to do and see here at the park. >> and of course, one of our favorite things to do this time of year is shop. >> and with two markets side by side there's plenty of gifts for you to find.

i'm nydia han along with jeannette reyes in for gray hall. >> two teens injured in a shooting in northage for a driver who hit and killed a man in chester an then drove away. >> push-back from the trump transition team as special counsel robert mueller's team received emails. >> still cold today but improving considerably tomorrow and into the workweek. >> it's improving right now. i was really, really cold this morning now i'm just a little cold as temperatures are starting to moderate now. as you're looking at these numbers here yesterday at this time temperatures were down into the teens. actually millville dropped all the way down to 10 degrees yesterday morning so this is a huge improvement for them. philadelphia and allentown both bottoming out at 30 degrees. we have a lot of cloud coverage

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. >> and i'm jeannette reyes, tonight on fyi philly. >> happy shopping. >> it's our annual holiday gift short for boring. >> we've got a list. >> i see a lot of socks >> and checked it twice. >> the last bottle. >> with ideas for the naughty and nice. >> yum. >> plus, some low-priced presents. >> chardonnay go. >> and some festive decorating tips. >> hello and welcome to fyi philly. happy holidays. >> we are at the made in philly market in dilworth park. >> in the shadows of city hall and it is beautifully decorated for the holiday season. >> the garden maze is back, the rothman rink is open, there's the brand new deck the halls light show, some great things to do and see here at the park. >> and of course, one of our favorite things to do this time of year is shop. >> and with two markets side by side there's plenty of gift

. >> jeannette jordan work every holiday season since 1981. it sounds like you like your job. loving every moment. >> wonderful people come visit me. they are having a good day. richard: the most memorable season christmas after 9/11. >> every in line was happy because they were mailing to people they cared about who were trying to protect us. that was magic. richard: procrastination maybe -- >> a little late but they will get it hopefully ar christmas. richard: -- remembering what is most important. >> that is what it's all about. sending love in the mail. >> so there it is. the big date for the first class'age. get in time for christmas. we talked to nicky who expects that the mail will take a week and ten days to get to england. it will cost her $85. reporting live, richard reeve. larry: it cost me $85 to mail it. alison: the shipping is more expensive than the gift you bought. that is the problem. bill: i want to take you back. go on a time trip? eight years ago. 2009. that is what we saw outside our window around the region. incredible day. the high was 25 degrees. the lo

jeannette conant talked about her grandfather, james bryant conant.christopher bedford explored the leadership skills of president trump. in the coming weeks on "after words," christopher scalena, son of the late supreme court justice antonin scalia will shear selections from his father's species. retired astronaut scott kelly will discuss which is year aboard the international space station, and this weekend, gold star father khan will recall his item the united states and offer his thoughts on what means to be an american. >> i am a student of world constitutions. i that brought me to the declaration of independence was comparative study of world constitution. i studied the con constitution but no other constitution in the world -- and implore america to read one more time the first five words of the first amendment, and they tell the whole story where these dignities, human dignities inshrined in the constitution is congress shall make no law. five words. they speak so clearly about the nation's, about the forefathers emphasis on some human digniti

in arizona jeannette finicum is still picking up the pieces after her husband's death.r of 12, she manages the family ranch and tries to make sense of what happened. i'm hoping she can help me understand what motivates our fellow american to rise up against the government. when is a fight worth a man's life? this is lavoy? >> mm-hmm. >> where did this come from? >> it came from a gentleman in california. >> a few years ago the finicum family had no involvement with militias or the patriot movement. and to this day they say lavoy was involved in neither. but look around the house. what is this? >> this is a gift that came in the mail just this last week. >> obviously someone hand carved this and -- he said this? >> and added this quote to it. >> there are things more important than your life and freedom is one of them. i'm prepared to defend freedom. almost every week jeanette gets something new, a photo, painting or piece of artwork based on her husband's words and image. he's their folk hero and their martyr. how do you think he would have felt to know about this outpo

. >> this weekend on booktv, the jeannette recountes the contrary of her father, james conant.unday we're live with authors cornell west and robert george for years that two professors who come from opposite ends of the political spectrum have lectured and taught university classes together. they discuss their work and take viewer questions begins at noon on sunday. david horowitz examines the left's impact on americas universities and colleges "rolling stone's" mat taibbi, and we visit kansas city, missouri tour, the city's literary sites and talk to local authors, this weekend on c-span2 booktv, television for serious readers. >>> for a complete schedule, visit our web site, booktv.org. >> welcome to kansas city, missouri, on booktv. locate on the eastern banks of the missouri river, this once mall frontier town went on to establish itself with the help of booming livestock and railroad industry as. as the city grew i