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we're looking at overnight low in atlantic city of abo 4 degrees. tat be a new record.our would be record for trenton as well. for the philadelphia area, the record low for tomorrow morning is 4 degrees. i'm forecasting about six or 7 degrees. so within a few degrees of that record then sunday the record is four set back in 2014. the forecast low 1 degree below zero. the last time philadelphia got below 0 degrees for an overnight low you have to head back to 1994. so that's how cold is and how long it's been since we've experienced cold like this. now tre will be a frost bite risk along with hypothermia that could set in win 20 to 30 minutes. dress in layers, cover up all the exposed skin, it's dry stay hydrated too. remember the p's check on the elderly, children, pets and also you might want to drip those pipes. check the tire pressure also the car battery a lot of problems last week and also this week because of the cold temperatures. look at future feels like temperatures we're talking five to 15 below that's why we have the wind chill advisory along the i-95 corrid

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hi, everyone, we do have some fog and it is chilly in livermore. 47 degrees in livermore with vilt aboy about 5 miles. concord you have the same thing. elsewhere it warmed up nicely. anywhere from 49 to 70 currently in the bay area. 57, san francisco, oakland 54 mount view and 60 in san jose, gill roy, 64. so really the south end of the bay nice and mild. the half moon bay 59. it looks like a repeat performance for tomorrow. as we look at the golden gate bridge, 55 in santa rosa, 59 in napa. winds gusting up to 49 miles an hour above 1,300 feet over the oakland hills. 15 mile an hour winds in hayward, so it took a while to warm up. and if it did, it was still kind of limited out there. we're still looking at a bit of fog beginning to form. we'll have that overnight and sunny and milder. the rest of you are going to have to deal with some of that fog, and look for the wet weather to return as early as monday night. overnight lows in the 40s and 50s. once again, no big changes there. as we go through your sunday, you're going to notice we're going to start to bring in the cloud. monday s

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that quake measured a magnitude 7.9 and hit at abo:00 and hit a a.m. sirens and alaska went off and people were told to head to higher ground. monster waves, thankfully, never happened. there are no reports of any damage or injuries from the earthquake. >>> we've learned tonight that two students killed during a shooting at a kentucky high school were both 15 years old. witnesses say another 15-year-old opened fire this morning at marshall county high school and southwestern kentucky. 14 were shot, 5 remain in critical condition. police arrested the shooter after he ran out of ammunition. they did not release details about a motive. >>> gunfire in san francisco's bernl heights neighborhood killed one person and wounded another at 5:00 at ridgeland avenue and lease street. police are looking for a suspect who ran from the scene. >>> the fate of superior court judge aaron persky will be up to voters this june. the effort to recall the judge who sentenced stanford swimmer brock turner to six months in jail for sexual assault, gathered enough signatures. t

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we'll have much more from eileen coming up in abo developing n0w - a pre-dawn immigration crackdown across the country. the target: seven eleven stores! at least 100 of them.. swarmed by federal agents this time yesterday morning - including several in maryland and d-c. john gonzalez is live in landover with more a bi-partisan senate group says they are close to closing in a bi-partisan senate group says they are close to closing in could have an agreement before the january 19th spending deadline. but president trump insists that they must agree to fund the wall he wants along the mexican border or he will no senator tim kaine joins us to discuss immigration, the budget, and other hot issues when he joins us live from capitol hill. that's at 7-10 on newschannel eight. meanwhile - president trump declined to commit to an interview with special counsel robert mueller in the russia investigation. trump claims his testimony is not neccessary and called the probe the single greatest which hunt in american history. this coming months after the president previously said he would be willing to me

. >>> and keep tabs w >>> you can see north bay best chance of rain is sfthrough abo 8:00 and then we'll have some drier weather and actually sunshine by noon. so you go from umbrella to needing a pair of sunglasses. in the east bay, look how it lingers a little bit longer through about 2:00. but during the latter parts of the afternoon and evening hours, it starts to taper. and on the peninsula, a chance of showers from about 8:00 to 2:00. and then it becomes just mostly cloudy this afternoon. temperatures hanging out in the mid to upper 50s. >>> an opportunity today to get food and also help a fallen hero's family. >> there is a fundraiser for the family of andrew camaliri killed by a suspected drunk driver. it begins at 11:00 a.m. at famous dave's barbecue located at 790 west winton avenue and 100% of all money raised will go to the family's trust fund. >>> and california state senatorses say they are planning to deta taltal taltal taltall re documents. >> but the witnesses and accusers will be redacted. at least one lawmaker says the current system of reporting sexual assault is sexu

we brought this to you all is a morning long,n yesterday on abo "today in the bay." police were there for aincidenty say is wanted on felony warrants. so far there is no update how this incident ended. last night people who were evacuated from nearby rooms told us that they were under -- >> just said i have a reservation here, i'd rather not stay, actually, and they were po very understanding and set me u. with a room at one of the other hotels. >> no surprise there.s police so far are not saying anything about the suspect and there is still no confirmation about whether someone else was inside the room.o we are reaching out to police, s we hope to have an update for he you later this morning. >> other news thiss morning, octor there will be a lot ofdi buzz a loss ga to the unified schools. the supervisor has been retired. they voted unanimously to let q dr. abati go last night. the board has not revealed why d she's being let go, only that, quote, this is the right step st for the district at this time. amani will be on laid leave for the next ab90 days. according t

. >> it's convenient for everyone but we've been doing stories for over a year talking abo now we haveworry teenagers following a crazy fad. >> they have been doing that for decades. >>> let's talk about this picture. >> this is fog. all this warm moist air coming h the cold river is why we are getting the fog. imagine that you have a cold drink and it's wet on the outside, a similar case here. we got a picture from christy down at saint mary's river doing the same thing there. this afternoon on and off showers. look at the temperatures into the mid 60s. a little breezy at times. south, southeastern winds at 10, 15, maybe 20 miles per hour. this is a big storm system. while it's throwing the moisture and the warmth our way heavy snow in indiana, detroit towards hamilton. around here we have a nice break. i know some folks are walking to get january. to our east still mainly east of i-95, well east of i-95 for most of us there's nothing in dc. could we get a little spritz? yes. the heavy stuff all on the eastern shore. even in saint mary the precipitation has shut down. where is the fro

we had a headache at the oakland airport and this time, testify all abo -- it was all about a rat. the passengers boarded and someone spotted a rat in the cockp cockpit. everyone had to get off the plane. the airline rebooked the 110 passengers and the plane is out of service until it's certified rodent free. >> did a nurse silence an alarm in a hospital that led to the death of an elderly patient? that is what investigators are trying to figure out. we have learned about an unusual criminal investigation that is unfolding. investigators unit report. we have more. >>> this man died in the intensive care unit in late 2015. prosecutors want to know if how he was treated was a crime. >> there's questions surrounding his death and we didn't get answers to that. >> we have learned that investigators recently seized the hospital records in the death of the man who led his family to daly city when they fled vietnam four decades ago. >> the way that he went. you know, it for me apart. >> his grandson, was with other family at his bedside that night while he was being treated for kidney fai

way the shots were the positioning and things like that, but at this time i'm ave someng very candid abo concerns about the discharge. >> officials have not released the suspect's name. the pedestrian, how much, is okay. police say a good samaritan used his car to prevent the suspect from hitting more people. >> close call for pennsville new jersey police officer during a traffic stop in salem county. it is caught on camera. the car slammed into the officer's patrol car on route 49 last friday night after he exited the vehicle to speak to driver he just pulled over. the officer's body camera was rolling, it shows the force the collision knocked him off of his feet. the crash seriously injured the female driver. the officer and the driver stopped were not injured. police are trying to figure out what caused the crash, but they don't believe that the driver was drunk. >> update to story "eyewitness news" covered sunday night. philadelphia man is facing charges after fatal hit-and-run on the schuylkill expressway. police say emanuel failed to stop after striking michael house of blue bell.

are strong but growing questions abo nafta and america's appetite for trucks and suvs have some questioning how long the good times will last. >> reporter: riding a wave of demand for bigger vehicles, automakers are rolling out a slew of redesigned suvs like the jeep cherokee, and pickups including the ram 1500, and chevy silverado. >> it's been a huge couple of truck years. we anticipate another big truck year. you have got to keep up to date. >> rep ford, which underestimat appeal of midsized picku is now trying to catch up to competitors with the new ranger pickup. >> the f 150 is doing really well. d t proves to us, with this midsize category that we need to be there. so a lot of what we've learned has come back with the ranger. we've got a good franchise around the world. but having it here in the u.s. is really important. hovering over automakers is the question of what happens to nafta, and the vehicle they import from plants in mexico and canada. president trp i threatening rip up the agreement and tax vehicles and auto parts coming from north and south of the border, a move that co

that quake measured a magnitude 7.9 and hit at abo:00 and hit a a.m. sirens and alaska went off and people were told to head to higher ground. monster waves, thankfully, never happened. there are no reports of any damage or injuries from the earthquake. >>> we've learned tonight that two students killed during a shooting at a kentucky high school were both 15 years old. witnesses say another 15-year-old opened fire this morning at marshall county high school and southwestern kentucky. 14 were shot, 5 remain in critical condition. police arrested the shooter after he ran out of ammunition. they did not release details about a motive. >>> gunfire in san francisco's bernl heights neighborhood killed one person and wounded another at 5:00 at ridgeland avenue and lease street. police are looking for a suspect who ran from the scene. >>> the fate of superior court judge aaron persky will be up to voters this june. the effort to recall the judge who sentenced stanford swimmer brock turner to six months in jail for sexual assault, gathered enough signatures. t

as of this morning, it received 25 respect abo 25% of its annual rainfall in less than 24 hours. >>> a and now a thank you to the who helped the fires. >> reporter: three months and one day since first responders for fire and tragedy. a few of them reconvened this afternoon. >> big deal. >> reporter: with no fire this time, the nearby covering scars with new green grass, this was about a county say thank you with a small but noble gesture. >> sometimes it's a bar, sometimes a certificate. >> reporter: in this case a challenge coin. thousands of them that will go to first responders from hundreds of agencies. >> this is something people keep. challenge coins they have something to commemorate an event, they will have that the rest of their lives and ability to give to their kids. >> reporter: the coins are a thank you from the county, but turns out the county did not pay for them. thousands of dollars for this came from one anonymous donor whose house was saved. >> they wanted help because they felt personally that if he had experienced the bravery and benefit of having first responde

are you worried abo the increase in interes rates? >> we are matching it but we are not particularly worrd because if you look at where it's coming from, it's coming from a much better economy. we are seeing investment spen picking up very strongly. and this is a big thing because for four years before this, before let's say the milled part of 2017, investment spending was really quite weak and the economy was weak. we are seeing that pick up that's actually good for growth. and the reason that the rates are rising is because we are seeing firmer prices. this is somethi that the fed has been looking to achieve for a long time. and now we are getting inflation back up to about 2%. so everything looks fairly good. and bond yields have been very low for a long time. so we just see this as a readjustment of those yields to place where is they maybe should n all along. >> you know, kevin, i want to talk about something else. that is the pass an of the tax bill. the biggest tax bill since 1986. we all remember what happened then a year late

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in the past, when bitcoin goes today, it's day -- likely to go down abo below $9,0 per bitcoin becauseelow that 50 day moving trend. mark: what about long island iced tea? some deal action is helping? abigail: these shares have been all over the map. now, they are down just slightly. the company is merging with satyr blockchain, a u.k. cryptocurrency brokerage. you have to take into account that not so long ago, this company was long island iced tea, almost delisted from the nasdaq, after changing its name to long blockchain, a huge move higher, suggesting this is a bit of a bubble. charlestly spoke about describing this as euphoria at the top of the peak. -- perhapsto swindle this is a sign of that, some of the air coming out of the bubble. abigail doolittle with our stock of the hour. thank you. the asset is beating class food chains, helping the 75% since 2014. today, they are adding more recycling. theing us from chicago, mcdonald's cheap supply-chain and sustainability officer -- chief supply-chain and sustainability officer. there's a lot you can recycle from a mcdonald's meal. >

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talked about the first time he laid eyes on her, what it was like when they got married he doesn't talk abohe just talks about the picture. he seems, inhat moment to be disconnected. >> really, he does tl the truth sometimes and what he says is there's really nothing that i can tell you about what connected us, it's as much as her picture, it's what you looking at the newspaper might feel. he really can't tell you why the two of them are connected because guess what, they never did connect. >> i thought that would be one of the most easiest questions to answer which is why i left it for the end because you want to leave with a final heartfelt type of response. you want the public to connect to the bat, but i don't think they connected to it. >> thank you. >> lacey wasn't coming back. it was clear to me. the last person to see her with scott. his answers were cold, they were calculated, they were empty. i knew he had a lot to hide. >> did you think you are sitting across from lacey's killer? >> no one has ever asked me tha that. i did. i did. and i'll tell you why, because sometimes you know

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room to run first there was a moment in the conference call when the brilliant ted ser ando talking abo about bright despite being wildly panned by the critics but as was explained and i quote the way to reconcile is to recognize the critics -- prospects of the firm. of the film. he suggests that you will get a more accurate read by looking at google trends, rotten tomatoes the thing is netflix is about 5 million households away from saturating the u.s. market so it is the rest of the world that matters because they have the data and the artificial intelligence to figure it out and they use it. very different than cable where it can be a pain to channel surf and find something you like or don't. netflix did it first first mover advantage is what matters. these days tons of companies are using homegrown content. i click on who is watching and it tells me exactly what i want without asking they know. how do they know i wanted to watch "the punisher. or the "black mirror." they were right. i tell you this because it is their job to know. and as long as they keep doing that job and getting

east in allentown, redding, richland and further to the south, there is only one to two inches now and aboabbinnton and philadelphia and wilmington and further to the south of that, we are in pretty good shape because it would be mostly rain and a little bit of snow. we'll talk more about the eagles forecast and the weekend coming up. >>> glenn, you could call it a neighborhood dispute. >> the local woman is not backing down from supporting the vikings on sunday. >> i am not shy, i am not shy at all. i am very proud. >> still ahead at 4:00. why a flag is flying for the other team and how her super fan status is as you can imagine impacting her friendship. >> oh boy. >>> a new governor for a new jersey, he says he's going to write after chris christie. >> plus, the hollywood couple announces their new arrival of the family's addition. >> the market ended the day in the red. ,000 deaths in america last year. we need to stand up and say enough. the only way this problem is going to be solved is if we raise our voices. choose help over helplessness, hope over hopelessness. make sure that the l

this is abo, sony's new robotic dog, a reboot from a robot in the 90s but learned a lot of new trickshas artificial intelligence and sense issers like self driving cars. and can sit on command and respond to a back scratch. he is not cheap costs about $1800. >> you can hire a staff and have a real dog. >>> jim gardner is standing by next at 6:00. we are following the svel developments of a death of a penn state student in california. >> also, packages discarded and not delivered where dozens of boxes that were suppose to be delivered by amazon was discovered on the street. for adam joseph, cecily tynan, monica malpass and the entire "action news" team i'm rick williams. have a good night. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. >>> wednesday night and governor wolf declares a disaster money for the opioid crisis in pennsylvania and philadelphia police are looking for this man, they say stabbed a septa passenger with a screw driver. but the big story on "action news" is the search for university of pennsylvania student blaze bernstein that has come to a tragic end in

especially eight month-old kensington smith is hospitali 10,000 children under the age of four been >> abotarted breathing i drove here to the hospital and, you know, we need to keep him. >> reporter: n widespread of the 100 people hoff died from flu so far this season, 13 are >> complications, children can get severelyck and be in the icu. been one confirmed pediatric flu death and 11 severe cases. across the state there are 2,000 confirmed cases flu activity is high, every where but in the south making the problem more worse is the type of flu that is spreading h3n2 the strain that tends to hit older people harder then other where is there3n are more deaths. >> reporter: in pennsylvania where flu is widespread with 11,000 cases there have been 18 deaths a in delaware flu casesased dramatically in the first week after the holidays. >> it is possible that folks got together during winter those folks getting together they to transmit flu and take it to other folks. there has been a that, a lots season and because of those things we can seenfluenza transmitted. octors also sa vaccine is not

abo are. we broke it down into an alphabet. the 26 letters and just left " "a" is for acceptance.y are, not the child you wanted them to be so, for example, let's say you imagined wean sports whatsoever. it's about findingve. >> sounds easier said than done. >> it is much easier said than done but what it means mindful means paying attention. one of the letters is "j" is for jazz. you have sheet music for way beethoven's ninth.is about learner players just like jazz is. you have to take your child at each moment ife and her life and react to that moment and to that place that they are. >> my parenting is awfully like heavy metal. thank you very much. another piece of mindful advice you give put phone down which is super useful. debo abcs of parenthood." and we'll be right back with "pop news." h "pop news." subway has fresh fit options. because reaching your goals is the only option. with two servings of veggies and 24 grams of whole grains subway has eight delicious six-inch subs with 400 calories or less. you got this. try the subway fresh fit menu. ♪ ♪ volunteer at neighborhood