live, anita oh for cbs-3 eyewitness news. >>> sounds fantastic, thanks, anita. >>> 7:18. time for a look at our forecast. it is cold. i can combo for a bowl of soup or something today. good day to hunker down and just stay warm. if you do like to get outside a good place to be this afternoon jack frost big boulder. we have a great, snow pack out there. now, of course, it did rain and it was warm, and at the even of the last week, and, 73 live, it looks good out there it wouldn't surprise me if we hit the slopes later this afternoon fit is icy out there some melting, and now as we start to see, the rephrasing. and, i and we have a snow plow out there probably grooming up this to churn up some of that ice so it is not too much a problem to hit the slopes later this afternoon. for the most part the january thaw, well, it was, over, but it is now starting, to, i should say january was in high gear and it is now over. we are now starting to really cool back down, which is another push of arctic air moving in the area we are tracking a little bit of mid week slow a weak clipper

anita? >> good morning, well the eagles are ready to fly quite literally from minnesota for super bowl sunday. i'm anita oh, at the nova care complex, coming up i'll tell you the messages that fans have for the team. >> and rather active pattern is setting up for us this week starting out the day of course with the rain, but also have some chances for snow in the forecast, as well, i'll have details coming up. a little to the left. 1, 2, 3, push! easy! easy! easy! (horn honking) alright! alright! we've all got places to go! we've all got places to go! washington crossing the delaware turnpike? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money sean saved by switching to geico. big man with a horn. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. iva. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news morning. >>> today is sunday, january the 28th, good morning, carabeo. let's get a check on the forecast. ness weather.rologist, chelsey chelsey, good morning. >> good morning, jan, good rain t to you at home

i'm anita oh, at boathouse row , coming up the mistake made.les fans are react >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >>> good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. warming up to 50 degrees today >> chelsey ingram out there on the cbs-3 skydeck with eyewitness weather and this mild weather will last a bit, right, kelly? >> that's right. for a few days right here in town, we have the skyline all lit up in green, behind me, so mild weather also on tap for the birds, as we head into sunday. let me start you out, though washings live look at the neighborhood network, courtesy of our live neighborhood network camera, in palmyra are cove nature park. looking at the skyline from across the river, everything all lit up beautiful starting out your saturday morning, it is a little chilly outside, right around 29 degrees in philadelphia. twenty-four in millville, 30 in atlantic city, 33 degrees in wildwood. feels a little bit cooler throughout when you factor in the windchill, as well. but, overall, we've seen worse , okay, so this morning, really

for now live along boathouse row, anita oh, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >>> the disrespect, anita!hat's okay, we just have something to prove. >> right? thank you. see in you about 30 minute. >> well, pennsylvania governor tom wolf is betting tastycakes at the eagles will take the win tomorrow. the governor says he has a friendly wager with minnesota governor, mark dayton. so dayton put up a 5-pound peers son's salted nut roll, popular in that state, so we offered up tasty cake butter scotch krimpets. "eyewitness news" reporter natasha brown outlines extra security for the nf cc championship game and the challenges that come with it. >> security will be tight in and around lincoln financial field, and throughout the city of philadelphia for the nfc championship game sunday. >> plenty of officers on hands to cover the hot spots. and also officers mobile to move if anything else crops up >> tactical approaches and strategist are not being divulge for safety refers, but around the city preparing to tackle whatever game day bridges. >> once the eagles win, our patrol bureau has a plan

for now liver at the nova care complex, anita oh, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> all right, and eat, a thank you. >> well, when super bowl lii becomes history, the eagles hope to come home with their very first vince lombardi trophy. >> far fair has gun, trophy arrived in minneapolis with the help of minnesota viking and matt burke, he he helped the ravens win the lombardo trophy in superk in 2013. now the lombardi trophy part of the super bowl experience at the center. while only the eagles and teweel hearing is represented here. despite last week'seven victorye minnesota vikings, even birds fant welcome. >> everyone is nice, people come up, patk, say good luck, minnesota wait. >> from a watching the making of footballs there, to catching passes, there distracte super bowl experience runs through next week. >>> furthermore, notable attractions, near downtown minneapolis, is a zip line for people adventurous enough to cross the mississippi river high wire. the north sort line will fly 100 feet above the river from nicolet island toward downtown minneapolis. the zip line are 750 feet lo

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good morning, anita. >> reporter: good morning. i'm so happy to be here. i have listed my hand of more than 120 participating restaurant in this city for restaurant week which goes on for two weeks. joining me is michelle shannon of the center city district. so much workings into this, michelle. also, it is just something that so many people come together for. what does this mean for you and this city. >> well, first of all, thank you for being here today, at carabou cafe. center city district restaurant week as we were discussing earlier, it is a lot of fun. it is a great excuse for people to get together especially in the winter when people are coming off the holiday. but it is also, very serious business in terms of the economic impact, it has, and last restaurant week we saw over a quarter million diners, during those 10 days, and have an economic impact of close to 13 million-dollar. so it means a lot to the restaurant, it means a lot to the economy of center city aside from being a great time. >> reporter: not just uplifting our mood to see this deli

live in camden this afternoon, anita oh, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> anita, thank you. the eagles are in minnesota for opening night. between players and coaches in front of the fans. >> it would be busy week for the birds ahead of sunday super bowl lii. the eagles arrived at minneapolis st. paul airport yesterday, even though the birds beat the vikings on their path to the super bowl there are still some eagles fans in that town. eagles fateful are hoping to get a look at their nfc champions. >>> we've lived in minnesota for the last 14 years, but i've never left my philly roots. and i knew they were coming down, and just want to be part of the excitement, see the people get off the the excitement. >> if the eagles play like they did last week against the vikings, which i think they will, they'll get it done. >> at least the eagles got to spends the night in minneapolis before this super distractions of super bowl week gets started. >>> and few hours earlier the nfc champs gone proper sends off from the nova care complex in south philly. eagles fans apparently didn't c

anita? >> good morning be jan, tragic day, with both of the lives lost, while authorities have not identified the civilian killed in the blaze, fire officials did announce devastating loss of 42 year old firefighter lieutenant matthew letourneau. saluted fire provision leaving temple university hospital yesterday morning, that's where lee turn had been rushed after being pushed under debris due to partial collapse in the row home. now the fire broke out before 9:00 yesterday morning the 2200 block of north call rad owe street. he had been a dedicated firefighter since he was a teenager first in spring fields then later here in philadelphia. >> to say that matt died doing what he loved is hard but i'm also very proud of matt. he led people. he led a group of firefighters , trying to save someone's life. >> a lot of people also remembering him as an animal lover. funeral arrangements have not yet been announced and the cause of the fire still under investigation. >>> live in the news center th

for now, live, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> lag good, thanks, anita. >>> still ahead on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning some scary moments in hawaii when a push alert goes out warning people that a ballistics missle was coming but it was only a false alarm, what officials say is to blame for this big mistake. >>> and two drivers had to be rescued from their cars in pittsburgh, see how crew where is able to bring them to safety when "eyewitness news", cont but the living room's pretty blank. it's really nice when clients come in and have done some of their own research. working with a bassett designer was really easy. just kind of ties in very well. we love it! >>> well, back now on "eyewitness news" the governor of hawaii and emergency officials are apologize to go day for the panic and confusion, after a false miss al leather some one apparently hit the wrong button during a shift change if you can believe it. laura podesta has a story of panic that lasted 38 minutes. >> reporter: people in hawaii ran for cover and some took shelter in manholes after a false ale

like we can put our head up high. >> reporter: once a young single mother on welfare, anita worked hard and became the first in her family to earn a college degree. now she brings empathy and support to help others achieve their dreams. she even slept in her car with other homeless participants as part of a pilot shelter program. the board vice president chris hunter. >> she can talk with people and they trust her and they know that she's doing the very best that she can to assist them. >> reporter: so for transforming the pacifica resource center to better serve its homeless and low income population, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to anita rees. sharon chin, kpix 5. >> and you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at cbssf.com/hero. we'll be right back. and i got a chance to speak to grammy-winner eve...about how everything is going so far. take >>> the show the talk debuted its new host in november and i got a chance to speak to her about how everything is going so far. >> eve, i was so excited when you were announced as the new host of the talk.

talk to honored the victims of the holocaust it's key moment was an address by holocaust survivor anita lasker of all fish she was a member of the women's orchestra pit so a group that was forced to perform for high level nazi officials in her speech she warned against rising in telling semitism here in your. anita lost her parents in the holocaust after moving with a sister to england she swore she'd never return to this country but today she told the german parliament how she survived by playing cello for high ranking nazi officials and as people were marched to their deaths she warns against ending a national conversation on germany's past. one is. you can't resent today's youth because they refuse to identify with the crimes of the past. but to lie about what happened that's unacceptable. it was a deliberate move to invite many young people to the bundestag special session both ask of our fish and the parliamentary president. stressed the importance of future generations learning the lessons of history and asking them what they would do in such a situation. if our different broadly

for now live in frankford, anita o cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> anita keep us to up date.aking news out of north philadelphia now. firefighters rush to burning row home on the 1800 block of north 24th street. the call came in around 4:15 this morning. firefighters had the flames there under control in just about 45 minute. fortunately, there are no report of any injuries here. the cause of this fire is under investigation. >>> investigators are on the case of the apparent suicide of the south jersey doctor accused of arranging his wife 's murder. doctor james kauffman was found inside of his cell at the hudson county correctional center friday morning. sources say, kauffman used a strip of bed sheets to hang himself there. left six-page suicide note. now, earlier this month, kauffman was charged with killing, hiring a hitman, to kill his wife, april kauffman, radio talk show host, intruder shot her to death in the couple lynnewood home back in 2012. >> close call for police officer in atlantic county caught on camera. now police releasing the video so you'll think twice wh

anita? >> good morning, jan, tragic day with both of those lives lost, and while authorities have not identified the civilian killed in the blaze, fire officials did announce the devastating loss of 42 year old firefighter, lieutenant matthew letourneau, fellow first responding saluted fire procession leaving temple university hospital yesterday morning. that's where letourneau had been rushed after being pinned under debris due to a partial collapse in the row home. officials say more than 100 firefighters work to rescue him, and while they it, his head injuries were too severe to survive. now this firefighter, this fire broke out just before 9:00 yesterday morning on the 2200 block of north colorado street. and colleagues say letourneau had been dedicated firefighter since in spring feel then later here in philadelphia. >> to say that matt died doing what he loved is hard, but also very proud of matt. he led people. he led the group of firefighters, trying to save someone's life. >> now, a

"eyewitness news" reporter, anita oh, bundled up at city hall, unfortunately, anita, only so much 100 declares can do, am i right? good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jan , actually feels like i am wearing 100 layers but still feeling this bone-chilling cold. and just few people that we've seen who are braving this weather, they're also bundle up. you can't even see their faces because they're wearing scarfs , hats, and very large coats to protect themselves against these kinds of temperatures. but some people actually taking the chance. you can see, in this video, braving not only walking along the schuylkill river, but actually on it, because of these temperatures, the river has iced over, and you can see in this video some people trying to walk their dogs, along the river. and officials saying that this is not a good idea. >> you really need to stay off the ice, it is not safe, and, frankly, there is no good way of saying it, it could be the last thing you do. >> yes, some very harsh words there, from fire commissioner, adam. the city's code blue does remain in effect, and cit

our team coverage continues now with "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, live at farley plaza off the ac express juan hamilton good afternoon how are conditions there? >> reporter: jen rahel quite frankly, not looking good. there isin effect for count cars, not considered essential need to get off of the roadways. that's for very good reason, even the main roads here are looking very bad on our drive along the a.c. expressway, speed limits were limited to just 35 miles per hour, but honestly those seem to like racing speeds considering these conditions. you can see the wind, these wind gusts are terrible. there is extremely poor visibility, and a highway itself was just coated with snow. so, here in hammonton, at this service plaza, there are some plows coming through but we did see a car and a very large truck getting stuck as you can see in this video that truck was just stuck in the snow, still at this hour is not able to get out. meantime governor chris christie declared a state of emergency, for atlantic, cape may, monmout counrees closed today. meantime, the national weather is

"eyewitness news" reporter, anita oh, liver in the cbs-3 news center this morning, hi, anita. >> hi, jan, meantime we are learning more about this firefighter and just how dedicated he was. he was a 11 year veteran of the philadelphia fire department. but spent much longer than that protecting others. as just a teenager he started volunteering with the spring fields fire company in delaware county now the community is mourning his lost , and the loss of a civilian killed in that blaze. >> fellow first responders old homily saluted as they left temple university hospital saturday, honoring one of their own, fallen firefighter lieutenant matt letourneau. >> we are without words. >> just before 9:00 saturday morning, letourneau and dozens of other firefighters rounds two alarm row home blaze on the 2200 block of north colorado street. fire commissioner adam says when part of the home collapsed, debris pinned down the 42 year old. >> he was never alone. the rescue effort started almost immediately. >> more than 100 of his fellow firefighters worked to get him out. and though they did off

"eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, live at the scene with the very latest, anita, good morning. >> good morning, jan, police are now saying that this fire does appear to be suspicious. you can see the damage behind me, the cards remains, and also, people working inside sifting through the rubble, uber driver who just happened to be driving by, at the time of the fire, took this cell phone video of flames bursting out of this two story home. the man yells, asked if anyone is inside, this is on the 1300 block of rhawn street. firefighters returned here just after 11:30 p.m. last night, were able to get the flames under control 20 minute later. we do know paramedics returned one person to state clint toys err hospital. homeowners who were here just short time ago tell me that that person is their 17 year old son, but they add that he's doing okay, he's expected to recover. his injuries are minor. again, at this hour, police are saying that they do believe this fire is suspicious. we will bring you more information just as soon as we get it, but for now live in frankford, anita oh, cbs

anita oh is live in cherry hill with their story, anita. >> reporter: well, it has been said footballs can be more like a religion and that does not get more literal then here, at the temple. this house of worship in cherry hill typically stands as one, when it comes do a specific rivalry it is a house divided. >> friendship is still alive but eagles better win. >> reporter: assistant rabbi brian wexler is an eagles, eagles fans. >> skul, skul, vikings, wow. >> reporter: his collogue, head rabbi is perhaps, the sole minnesota vikings fan in the building. >> you know, i feel like a strange inner a strange land, this week. >> reporter: but he says he has, support for his team. >> i found a verse from the prove it jeremiah... that they were defeated by people from the north. so, i'm taking that as a good sign. >> reporter: there are counter prayers at work too. >> i just want to draw every pray their we can for the eagles. >> reporter: inside these very halls, a new generation is rising up. >> ♪ fly eagles fly >> reporter: it is clear that they bleed green. >> to victory. e-a-g-l-e-s eag

good afternoon, anita. >> reporter: hey there, jim. well, before fans cheer on their beloved birds in minnesota they're doing so here at home, you can see, here at the shops at liberty place, fans are already lined up, in center city, getting excited for the super bowl. we have hole as thomas here, also wip broadcasting live again here at the shops at liberty place. and for all of you still looking to grab some of your eagles gear, there is a pop up shop here with license gear for the birds. they've got your t's, your scarfs, hats, sweat shirts. we spoke with life-long eagles fans who are here, they're stopping by, and to say they're ready for a super bowl win would be an understatement >> this time we're going to win, forget about the past, we're going forwards from here , win the super bowl, start our own dynasty. >> my sentiment is like great. it is fantastic, what's going on, it is a good thing for the city of philadelphia. i'm here today just to get some more pep in my step. you know? i want to go to as many rallies as i can, and

kelsey snell, anita kumar. thank you both for returning to the broadcast. >>> coming up for us, steve kornacki. a rare monday night appearance at the big board for a look at why some dems may have felt they had to fold on this shutdown. that and more when we continue. >>> the strategy to shut down the government over the issue of illegal immigration is something the american people didn't understand. >> while this procedure will not satisfy everyone on both sides, it's a way forward. i'm confident that we can get the 60 votes in the senate for a daca bill. >> both parties today, as you saw scramble to claim victory today after congress voted to end this shutdown, but politico scores the results of this three-day stoppage this way. quote, democrats lost the shutdown war. that much was obvious when they voted to reopen the government with little to show for it. i suppose if you want to put it that way. our national political correspondent steve kornacki is here. >> yeah, and the democrats are asking, was it worth

for now live in city hall, anita oh. >> you're trooper, thank you, anita, appreciate all of your coverage there. >> thanks. >> now while the storm is moved out, sub freezing temperatures are sticking around, as kenneth craig reports, wiz are -- winter weather advisory are in effect from the midwest to the east costes far south as the carolinas. >> days like this, tough getting around boston. >> it is cents challenging, you have to watch where you're stepping. >> bostonians kept their heads down and did their best to dig out and dry out. the combination every winds, high tide, and a supermoon, produced the highest tied this coastal area has ever seen. strong winds sent waves bursting through a sea wall. >> i think has to do with the global warming. >> in boston, water from the harbor submerged this entire area, crews have been working around the clock to try to clear these streets, so this doesn't all turn to solid ice. in michigan, detroit river has frozen over, and the windy city lift up to its nickname. >> real really cold. just like ice. >> it is cold nerve cleveland, than greenland. c

morning, anita. >> reporter: good morning, jan , the city as you can imagine is in a frenzy and while some fans say they are hopeful about the outcome of the game this afternoon, others say, they are real particular that the eagles are the under dogs, again, against the sixth seed falcons but excitement high across the city as you can see, sporting goods store across the city including at this modells at aramingo avenue are almost sold out of eagles gear. also out quarterback carson wentz, fans are holding their breath to see how nick foles will perform today. despite setbacks fans are just as excited to see bird in the playoffs again which hasn't happened since for a we who our sound by the there but mostly fans are talking about how excited, they are, about the game, kick off at 4:35 this afternoon, as chelsea mentioned, it is chilly out here. wind chillies up. you need a jacket heading out later this morning. typically the gates here opened up at 6:00 but later this morning they will not opened until 9:30 and 11:00. live from the linc anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" i'm sure t

"eyewitness news" reporter anita oh manayunk tracking the investi anita. d jessica police what started as a night out ended as a nightmare. when he woke up next morning all belongings were gone as was his memory of the evening.e facesm police want to you see two female s bing a new racking,500 worth ofs credit card. >> when he woke up t next morning, he found that his credit card, hist, his cell phone stolen. he two women i but doesn't remember what happened before waking up the next morning at holiday inn in >> the moral is you picktrangers bringing them back to the maine tell room it is not most wise move you can do. >> reporter: investigators tracked down multiple purchases made with the victim 's credit card including one at this wal-mart in hamilton, new jersey and surveillance video woman us again at a liquor store in trenton. needless to say the guy is a victim. the two folks responsible for these crimes. >> reporter: bensalem's director of public safety said while thinks first report received about these women there may be other victims. >> my thei

anita, i want to start with you. you have been at the white house this week. give us a sense, what is the mood in the west wing? is there a feeling that this is the worst week so far of the trump presidency? >> it's hard to -- it's hard to figure that one out. i mean, i will say we were all really surprised how hard they pushed back on the book and on steve bannon. and, you know, we're used to the presidential tweets and the insults. but i mean, the statement was unbelievable. we had never seen anything like that. earlier that day we were wondering would we get a response, would they tell us to go to the attorneys? but they pushed back hard, as you saw, sarah huckabee sanders pushed back hard in the briefing. i mean, it was definitely different than it has been in the last few weeks. they kept trying to talk about policy. the president keeps talking about a lot of things he is proud of, the tax deal, the stock market. but everybody was talking about the book. >> jonathan allen, put this in political context for us. anita was just talking about kind of what the

my heart goes out, as well, to his wife, anita, and their two daughters. i had the great pleasure when i first became supervisor inviting myself on his trip to the conference of mayors. i thought he would say no at first. next thing i knew, i was on a plane at the conference of mayors and i really consider this mayor a friend and a mentor in so many different ways. for the people of district 11, in our part of town, that have felt for so long that they were overlooked and forgotten, this mayor immediately jumped in and embraced probably one of the biggest projects we've been working on for years, which is the largest affordable childcare subsidized childcare center in the city. when i met with him two years prior to even running, he said, we're going to do this, because this is right. and i didn't even know that this was the largest subsidized childcare center in the city, over 224 families. we closed a $5.5 million deal. that was to his credit. not many people saw the mayor get really, really mad at them. i -- we were at a warriors' game and i don't thoug

excitement, anita. >> hey there nicole and jessica you can feel energy in and around the city for the super bowl and here at one small business in northern liberties they are making sure that everybody can go big for the eagles. it is our time now. >> that is feeling eagles fans are still soaring on, go eagles go: >> reporter: ready to take on new england patriots at the super bowl. >> it vice exciting. it has been a long time coming we will win. >> reporter: feeling excitement even further, for team spirit. >> would i say a few hundred. >> reporter: christine ramos downer of m street print nothing northern liberties said home town shop decided to do something special for eagles fans. >> we are super excite might entire family is excited. this is a big deal, super bowl party will be huge at the house. >> reporter: it seems being the under dog can cause former paths fans to change their allegiance. >> i'm exited to see them go head to head with the patriots they have won a lot of super bowls. it is time for eagles to get a chance. >> reporter: alex fridays boston and while her entire f

i'm anita oh cbs3 white news. >> anita, thank you for that live report. >>> president trump is once againying he ever made a vulgar remark to describe hate, too el salvador and some african nations. the president last night briefly addressed the issue before dinner at his resort in florida. he told reporters he's not a racist. lawmakers who were in the immigration meeting when the president reportedly made the comments last week are offering differing accounts of what was said. >> fcc appears hawaii did not have reasonable safeguards in place that could have prevented this weekend's frightening false alarm. residents were shocked and scared when the incoming missile along let was blasted out to cell phones. many residents say they had no idea where to go or what to do. authorities say the false alarm was preparedness wake up call individual who triggered saturday's false alarm has not been fired. but has been reassign. >>> welcoming up on cbs3 "eyewitness news" heart pounding video. >> watchewatches were a firefigr catches a child thrown from a burning building. we have more of this incre

like we can put our head up high. >> reporter: once a young single mother on welfare, anita worked hard becoming the first in her family to earn a college degree. now she brings empathy and support to help others achieve their dreams. she even slept in her car with other homeless participants as part of a pilot shelter program. board vice president chris hunter. >> she can talk with people and they trust her and they know that she's doing the very best that she can to assist them. >> she's heaven sent. >> reporter: so for transforming the pacifica resource center to better serve its homeless and low income population, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to anita reese. sharon chin, kpix5. >> you can nominate your local here role for a jefferson award online at www.cbssf.com/hero. >> a couple week ago we had another jefferson award winner who grows fresh vegetables and donates them to the resource center so those folks get to eat some healthy food, too, as well as the canned stuff which goes a long way. for news throughout the evening the late e always www.cbssf.com. >> don'

anita thank you, see you. >> absolutely.les super fans, the philadelphia orchestra needs one lucky fan to conduct musicians while theyla victory song. all do you have do is smith a quick video ofninghy you think u should win. make sure you include that famous e over to the orchestra facebook, twitter, you video.page for the win letter conduct victory song during the performance saty night. pretty cool. of course stay with " eyewitness news" as we coinl lii. tonight sport director don bell will report from minneapo at 10:00 on the "cw philly." then on cbs-3 after the gr the birds every step of the way as they go for one more win. when we'an always fine everything eagles onph today, it is music's biggest night, zero six ' annual gramm awards, airing right here on cbs-3. rehearsals were well underway this weekend at madison square garden, cbs news correspondent nicky batiste with all of the latest on all of the excitement. >> two years ago khalid was in high school, now he's going to the grammys. thanks to his hit location and

take a look. >> i believe anita hill.t clarence thomas when she decided she was willing to come forward. what i feel badly about is the inability to be able to silence the republican critics on the committee. >> have you contacted anita hill? >> no, i haven't. >> have you plan to? >> i'm always happy to see her but i wish i could've protected her from the attacks. >> marie: biden was the chair of the senate judiciary committee at the time and said he regrets not being able to protect hill's questions are now being asked setting up a 2020 presidential run. someone to come to you on this first. might throw up right back in your lap. it's a broader question. we talked on the couch about things of come out this year. you've heard about new allegations. this is something that was an allegation at the time. what responsibility going to sing to revisit these situations they been involved in, this was 20 years ago. >> sandra: it depends on this case what the incentive is. my question to you is is this what democrats are setting u

i believed anita hill. i said i believed anita hill. i evoted against clarence thomas. when she decided she was willing to come forward, what i feel badly about is the inability to be able to silence the republican critics on the committee. what people wanted me to do was to gavel down other senators who were harassing her, who were harassing her. and i wish i had had the power or a way to communicate. but you may remember i got in shouting matches with witnesses who were attacking her. i got criticized at shouting at witnesses who were making these statements. but she deserves credit because it took enormous courage for her to come forward. the good thing about what's happening now and why i'm keeping up this college promise tour i'm doing, i go out and it's on us, i go to campus after campus, we're changing the culture. we have to get men involved. the biggest thing that will come from this is from men to stop thinking they can engage in loose talk about women and it not be damaging and be willing to step up and step in when they see it happening and not be silent. >>

functionally of the and the general president from fatah steinmeyer its key moment was an address by anita face one of the last known surviving members of the women's history of. the orchestra performs for high level nazi efficient as it was a played at the concentration camp gates of prisoners as they went in and out for a walk. i mean the city is up little correspondent simon young family what some of the proceedings and we had some very moving testimony from anita last couple fish what did she have to say when she spoke very movingly bringing some in the bundestag today to the brink of tears as she told in this very straightforward way of hers without pay thaws the story of how she came to auschwitz having been forced by the way by the nazis to sign a document saying she was going there voluntarily but she arrived there expecting she said to die as her parents have been murdered already but she survived because as they told her she was needed she was needed to play the cello in the in this case in the camp and and that's how she survived and she told that story today again in detail jus

in a simple way just work hard >> reporter: in west philadelphia, anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news> working hard. >> doing a good job. >>> fox chase man has the best backyard in the area on days like this one. >> take a look, david built this backyard ice rink for his children and other kid in the neighborhood. weather this year has been especially cooperative for homemade rink. >> give the kid a great chance to skate, enjoy winter instead of sitting inside and play x box. all of the work i do it just seeing kid like tonight, it would do it a million times again just to see the kid skating like this. >> good for them in past years weather has not been so great for the ice but certainly not this year for sure. >> frozen solid, and it will stay that way, kate. >> it certainly is, at least through weekend and into next week once you get that ice frozen solid, schuylkill river frozen solid, people playing walking and going out on the schuylkill river, that is not the best call but it is everything, including people out in it, yes, for basically and that is what we are feeling in the th

live from mount laurel tonight i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> anita that is an incrediblethanks so much for sharing. amazing they can come together and send him to just a dream come true, fantastic. >> also, back in philadelphia, absolutely. we know that there are so many fanses who will gather together on sunday in special places and place that is they have superstitions about, that are specially decorated, and who better then to explore fan caves, then vittoria woodill, who is live in downingtown, what did you find, tori? >> reporter: hey look i'm getting, way too comfortable at williamson residents, is this the super bowl yet. >> yeah. >> reporter: i mean, look, look -- >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> reporter: this is what philly does, this is what matt has created. we are here in his basement in downingtown, that is just really decked to the nine's. let me tell you eagles nation yeah some are heading to minnesota but some of you at home celebrating right here in man caves like this but, the rocky's song gone. here we go... . >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. heading over to minnesota

, what is it on the ground there , anita, what is it like. >> hi, jessica whatever precipitation is coming down it is freezing upon contact on any untreated surfaces. i want to show you barrier here. you can see precipitation that has come down is completely iced over now and here along the schuylkill expressway westbound we are seeing a lot less traffic then we were, even a couple hours ago when it was just backed up and moving along very slowly, and very strange to see so few cars here along the expressway at this hour, however, we are hearing bay handful of accidents in the western suburbs and also getting reports of streets that have completely iced over. >> everyone is driving pretty slow, you know, trying not to get in trouble. >> reporter: traffic moving slowly as drivers navigate icy conditions. >> freezing rain. >> know better to be out so i'm just trying to get back home. >> reporter: penndot deployed 350 crew toss treat roadways, and officials say that this kind of mixed precipitation can be tricky. >> not a good situation. isis never good. there is in clean way to get rid of it

"eyewitness news" reporter anita oh manayunk tracking the investi anita.a police what started as a night out ended as a nightmare. when he woke up next morning all belongings were gone as was his memory of the evening.e facesm police want to you see two female s bing a new racking,500 worth ofs credit card. >> when he woke up t next morning, he found that his credit card, hist, his cell phone stolen. he two women i but doesn't remember what happened before waking up the next morning at holiday inn in >> the moral is you picktrangers bringing them

anita, i note that you predicted january 10th there were warnings.op negotiators say trump aide stephen miller is standing in the way of an immigration deal. memo to washington, if anita makes mention of you, pay attention. >> we were hearing from republican members and staffers on the hill that they just didn't like that he was there in the negotiating room. it was so many complaints about him. but basically he would not back down from -- he didn't want to negotiate. he had so many things that he wanted in exchange for protections for d.r.e.a.m.ers, they felt it was unrealistic and that he didn't really want a deal. he was proposing so many things just so that they could not have a deal. >> now, let's see here. kelsey, our friends parker and dossey at the "washington post" write this. miller prizes loyalty to trump above all else and speaks often of the president with reverence. the president, meanwhile, is fond of miller's combative style and sees him as a difficult person to replace because of his speechwriting abilities, current and former aides

anita kumar and we welcome to our broadcast phil elliott, political correspondent for "time." we shared a view saying you guys are all getting played, this is a reality television star who scheduled a 4:00 p.m. departure from the white house tomorrow. he doesn't want a government shutdown. he wants a crisis. he wants to be able to fly off to mar-a-lago on the one-year anniversary of his inauguration where the crowds were the largest ever, having solved this tomorrow night i understand we are of the same mind on that. >> i suspect we're talking to many of the same people, brian. the thinking at the white house right now is that there will not be a government shutdown. they will find a dramatic rose ceremony in the rose garden by which this can be worked out and it comes back to the president as a deal maker shelling us on the one-yearsent to power, the r people voted for him to strike this amazing deal at the last minute there by taking a victory lap from the south lawn by marine one heading to his very successful club where tickets for his one-year anniversary gala. it's $100,

. >> anita worked hard and became the first in her family to earn a college degree. now, she brings empathy and support to help others achieve their dream. she even slept in her car with other homeless participants as a part of a pilot we have left several times. >> to transform the center to better serve, the jefferson award in the bay area goes to anita. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> well, that is all of the time that we have left.>> we will see you back here tomorrow. narrator: today on lucky dog, an overlooked boxer gets saved by the bell. brandon: i get it, you're very sweet. you've convinced me. i know, i know, i know.... narrator: but even if this party animal gets serious about training

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for now live along the schuylkill expressway, anita o h for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" >>> alycia nieves is keeping an eye on conditions in new jersey and joins us from a camden county, salt yard in stock and alycia, preparations started well ahead of the precipitation. >> reporter: ukee and jessica they are right along route 70 out here and we have seen salt trucks loading all day in this area and all day all over this state, everyone preparing for conditions that we are right at this moment, precipitation, at this moment, it is not that bad, little drizzle coming down but that may be deceptive that is why i say. that looking behind me the ground is just frozen still from the cold as we have had over the last couple of days, last two weeks and as that rain comes down as lauren mentioned it will start to freeze and we will see black ice certainly very dangerous road conditions. as one plow and salt truck leaves another one pulls in the camden county department of public works salt barn in pennsauken and a all hand on deck situation crews preparing in thon stop all day for expect afternoo

up next, we have anita klein followed by lynn agerri. followed by michael donaldson, followed by dr. bruce colville. >> i'm anita klein. i'm a retiree. and i urge you, please, divest now. we can't wait any longer. the world is waiting. >> michael donaldson. i decline. >> bruce colville? >> i decline. i encourage others to as well so we can get to the vote. >> ed kinchler. >> where's ed? >> melanie louis? >> i have worked for the city and health department the last 30 years, last 18 years in the emergency department. i want to ask all of you to do the right thing. we, who benefit from our pension, don't want our pension money invested in evil. fossil fuel is evil. it's hurting -- it's hurting what will be left of our planet for our grandchildren and i encourage all of you to vote to divest all of our money from fossil fuels. >> c. landry and carol brownson after that. >> i decline to speak. >> ruth magony. >> i worked in the library for the city for 40 years, worked hard for my retirement. over the last four years, i've been doing researc