the dog was micro chipped and discovered it was abbey. >> never give up. never think people are out of your life because they can always come back. >> if only abbey could talk and tell about her ten years. abbey is in good health and happy to be home. >> reporter: hello, everybody, good morning. we're looking live at city hall area, looking down the benjamin franklin parkway. matt o'donnell is super excite bad the traffic report. i heard there's good stuff coming up. >> why don't you give it to us. >> reporter: this is my big moment, never had him pay attention to me before. this is the schuylkill expressway westbound traffic in the process of clearing, overnight construction eastbound it's still shut down at the vine street express way. eastbound schuylkill expressway shut down for the moment. upon the big picture, have you seen the auto show yet. it's a good one this year. still going on at the convention center. there's extra congestion through the day. that's the big thing there. bucks county, i-95, roads are clear and dry, looking good, this is i-95 a

she never found abbey after an extensive search. a couple in west moreland county found a black lab outside their home they brought it to an animal shelter and it turns out the dog had a micro chip that revealed it was abbey. >> never give up. never think people are out of your life because they can come back and dogs warm. >> abbey is in good health and seems to be happy to be finally home. >> with all the focus on the super bowl, remember, valentine's day is approaching. "fyi philly" is getting you ready with ideas to treat that special person in your life. karen rogers has a preview with one of the city's top chefs. >> reporter: chef marcy hand crafts her chocolates, had your midtown village boutique features handmade items. >> you can get jewelry, hats and gloves. >> reporter: for valentine's day she is making a truffle for that special person in your life. >> we're infusing dar chocolate with rose wine. >> reporter: the chocolates are made with lancaster county organic cream and and local ingredients. >> it's great to support p

she never found abbey after an extensive search.n west moreland county found the black lab outside the home. they brought it to an animal shelter in turns out the dog was micro chipped it was abbey. >> never give up, that's my message. never give up, never think that people are out of your life because they can come back in dog form. >> people and pooches, right? you can see abbey is in good health and happy finally be home. new olay whips powerful skincare, now light-as-air a breakthrough moisturizer whipped for instant absorption ageless packing to the last minute. guys, i have a couple of things to wash we got this. even on quick cycle, tide pods cleans great 6x the cleaning power, even in the quick cycle it's got to be tide hi. can you help me save on my energy bill? old appliances. like a hot water heater? it's around here somewhere. nope. nope. what is this thing? sir, have you looked in the basement? huh. oh, yeah. no wonder. it was hidden behind all of my free weights. if you're not an expert, peco can help. we have lots of

hi abbey we dressed as the red carpet last night that. you like. to go to bat while drummer oh thanks remaining a film called touch touch me touch me you know it is a very unusual film i would have thought it was by the females or actor i didn't have seen it continually excuse me who is a first time director as was her first ever feature film and she won the golden bear for it she was also one of the only four women in the competition section of the ballet now they know this film so well the jury present had something interesting to say about their decision on the yeah he did he said the jury themselves are pretty split on whether to to award this film that the golden bat he said there that he wanted a film that shows not what film can do but it's what it can do in the future and

abbey ran away from home in washington township 2008.n saturday a couple found a black lab outside their home. it turns out the dog was micro chipped and indeed it was abbey. >> never give up. never think are out of your life because they can come back in dog form. >> abbey is in good health and seems to be happy to be finally back home. >> time to see what's coming up on "g.m.a." >> we head to the "g.m.a." studios, robins i don't want to put you on the spot, but at some point we want to get a super bowl pick from you. >> reporter: but you don't want to put me on the spot. i have one more day, you'll find out. in the meantime, we have breaking news, the white house battles with the fbi over the russian investigation. white house communication director hope hicks is in the spotlight. we have team coverage. >>> michael sitting down with youtube star logan paul for his first television interview since posting the alarming video. >>> plus college age women sharing their thoughts on the me too movement what it means means to be a strong and p

a monk from the abbey here settled a wager by throwing a stone on ice. doesn't call it curling but to all intents and purposes it involved ice and throwing stones so that sounds very like a basic form of curving nearly five hundred years later the british team will love history on its side to join canada sweden and switzerland just some of the teams who might provide formidable opposition as they gently nudge their way to what they hope will be god the wellings al-jazeera standing. ronald koeman has been appointed the manager of the netherlands as they try and rebuild after failing to qualify for the twenty eighteen world cup the former everton boss will take charge for the first time in a friendly against england in march seventy eight netherlands cups as a player and help them win euro nine hundred eighty eight he replaces dick advocaat he resigned after the world cup qualifying campaign we are not qualifying food. we did not qualifying for the large europeans and but we have still good players and we have still a lot of talent full players and i'm rea

i have seen downton abbey and dr who. i have not watched octonauts.children's cartoon which is apparently being enjoyed by millions of children here in china. away from entertainment and back to business, this was the most important meeting of the day with china's president. the prime minister wants to deepen what she called the global strategic partnership. it was almost certainly one conversation over tea that didn't touch on her leadership problems. we drink lapsang. robin brant, bbc news, shanghai. speaking while in china, theresa may has signalled that she will fight a demand by the european union that eu citizens who move to the uk during the transition period, after march 2019, will be given full residency rights. the prime minister said that in the eu referendum people had not voted for "nothing to change". our political correspondent iain watson reports. 0h, smite —— all smiles, 0h, smite —— allsmiles, in 0h, smite —— all smiles, in december the eu gave the green light for talks and trade and transition period of about two years after brexit,

i have seen downton abbey and dr who.h is apparently being enjoyed by millions of children here in china. away from entertainment and back to business, this was the most important meeting of the day with china's president, xijinping. the prime minister wants to deepen what she called their "global strategic partnership". it was almost certainly one conversation over tea that didn't touch on her leadership problems. we drink lapsang. robin brant, bbc news, shanghai. as we heard there, theresa may has signalled that she'll fight a demand by the european union that eu citizens who move to the uk during the transition period, after march 2019, will be given full residency rights. the prime minister said that in the eu referendum people had not voted for "nothing to change." our political correspondent iain watson reports. all smiles... in december, the eu gave the green light for talks on trade and on a transition period of about two years after brexit, but now there's a snag. the government thought it was agreed that full eu

most of the crowd here knows the lyrics to their favorite songs by heart including songs by abbey plenty. i. he's well known outside mali for his poetic bluesy ballads. the audience often becomes a giant choir. as well and little does the same with this festival is symbolic for us in many ways even the now. festival on the new symbolizes the convergence of our spirits that. they flow in the bloody nose reigns in the flow of the river. while the money and stars attract the biggest crowds the festival organizers have also invited other african musicians like spirit from morocco. for us coming here is like visiting a neighbor visiting the family we don't have many chances to travel between north africa and sub-saharan africa which we progress we want to make the most of this occasion because it's a shame that we play more and year of that into kenya faso all senegal. you know when they go despite security concerns money and turned out in huge numbers they were determined to make the fourteenth best milan the new share a success. and to the u.s. now the philadelphia eagles have finally shed

hi abbey we dressed as the red carpet as i found out that. you like. to go to bat while drum roll thanks remaining a film called touch touch me no touch you know it's a very unusual film i would if it was by the females or actor. congeal in scuse me who is a first time director as was her first ever feature film and she won the golden bear for it she was also want to only four women in the competition section of the ballet now they know this film so well the jury present has something interesting to say about their decision on the yeah he did he said the jury themselves are pretty split on whether to to award this film that the golden bat he said there that he wanted a film that shows not what film can do but it's what it can do in the future and when you look at this the when it doesn't make sense as a comment because it's very experimental it's very unusual sort of mix fact and fiction you never really know whether what you're seeing is real sometimes you see the cameras in the shot sometimes you see the director self so it's an unusual pick i'd say

in the abbey and he had straight to the german consulate and they want to get. a plot of the salt according to the iraqi government i will be able to stay here for a week and spend time with a child every day so he can get used to me. by this kid on the street event. in the past weeks germany's government has been making efforts to bring back children of german i.a.s. supporters for humanitarian reasons iraqi officials support this move there are dozens of cases some even involving older children the question is could they pose a threat in the eyes of the islamic state they were future fighters security officials have issued warnings. and of the fastest user can second are there is a risk that these children come back brainwashed that they are ordered to carry out attacks so we have to consider that these children could be ticking time bombs he misses but it can on them david it's happened monday and come to the can as it kind of these children aren't perpetrate as they have victims in the first place victims of the circumstances and of their parents who brought

chopper 6 hd over the scene at 36th abbey river road. no -- and river road. no word on what caused the crash or if there were any injuries. the accident is underinvestigation. >>> a person was in a fire an suffered smoke inhalation. crews say the fire started in the attic. >> a car ended up in a lake. chopper 6 hd was over h d the tunot clear how the car got into the water or if anyone was injured. >>> amtrak blames a freight operator when a passenger train was diverted on to a side track and slammed into a parked unmanned freight train in south carolina. abc reporter david curly has been on the scene. >> reporter: federal investigators are working the crash scene several hundred yards down the rail line. they are trying to find out why the switch was in the wrong position. according to ntsb train 93 was the main line behind us here on to the siding that's where a csx freight train was resting. there was no time for the engineering to stop ates per hour a collision that killed the engineer and conductor in the front part of amtrak train.ain on the scene today

breezy, 56 on monday, we stay in the 50s abbey stay dry and a few degrees above average. >> i enjoyed a a couple of days of sprinter. >> alshon jeffrey is tougher than many realize. >>> people were stranded on a remote island after their boat crashed. finds out what they did to get rescued. >>> red wine is good for your dental "healthcheck." >> reporter: cheers everybody. we have a major highway in the north that's shut down, details on that next. >> welcome back taking a live look there, the view at philadelphia international. it's very clear out the right. it's not that cold, it's 53. you might be saying it's chilly by the time we get to the end of the day. >> you know, karen i wouldn't you're not always a downer. >> reporter: i'm not? >> something has just cleared. >> reporter: this accident in wilmington, delaware, has just cleared, welsh track road at college avenue. allblue route is move okay. northeast extension we have a problem here, a beam collapsed in the lehigh tunnel yesterday and spurred an accident and now they are trying to repair things, northeast extension southbound

. >> beyond why i can go into store abbey buy a weapon of war. >> i was born into a world where i never got to experience safety and peace. there needs to be a significant change in this country. >> reporter: the president asked for solutions, but advocated for mental institutions and appealed to arming teachers. >> we can understand both sides, it's controversial, but we'll study that along with many other ideas. >> reporter: in tallahassee florida, park left hand students face-to-face with lawmakers. >> during a tense scene and town hall debate, gop senator marko rubio shifted his stances on guns. >> the guns are the factor. >> i absolutely believe that in this country if you're 18 careers of age you should not buy a rifle i would support a law that takes that away. >> nra quick to respond saying it oposes any law that would raise the age of purchase from 18 to 21. a spokesperson citings college students who wants protection and those old enough to vote and fight for the country matt. kenneth moten channel 6 "action news." >> republican pennsylvania senator pat toomey said he will re-

nope, every time abbey goes out this is not sped up, by the way. -- isn't that amazing? it is really a very fast dog. congrats, abbey, on your speed. i feel like that's a world record. please do put your "gma" moment on my facebook page and we can share your pet, your child or your friend with the world. all right, for now a che >>> good morning i'm meteorologist mike nicco from abc 7 mornings. stagnant pattern but the air remains claim and it's going to get warmer this weekend with clean air and record highs possible. lasting the first two weeks of the month. mid upper 60s in the coast and into the bay and santa cruz 72, tonight mid to upper 40s most neighborhoods, low to mid >>> all right. we have a "gma" health alert for you about coffee and cancer. shops in california may soon be forced to post the sign warning customers about a possible link between the two and dr. jen, explain it to us. >> the pendulum keeps swinging. back and forth. this is really about a chemical compound called acrylamide. it is not an ingredient. it's not a contaminant. i

a monk from the abbey here settled a wager by throwing a stone on ice. doesn't call it curling but to all intents and purposes it involved ice and throwing stones so that sounds very like a basic form of carving. nearly five hundred years later the british team allowed history on its side to join canada sweden and switzerland just some of the teams who might provide formidable opposition as they gently nudge their way to what they hope will be gold league welling's al-jazeera stunning the pressure is mounting on chelsea manager antonio concert after the side were thrashed four one by watford in the english premier league on monday the champions. jocose sent off in the first half and despite being a goal down eight and hazard equalized with eight minutes to go but then what would score three goals in six minutes to condemn chelsea to a second defeat in a row despite their beating chelsea are still in the top four though they have lost some ground there on manchester united in second position the gap is now six points tottenham loued just one point behind

a monk from the abbey here settled a wager by throwing a stone on ice. doesn't call it curling but to all intents and purposes it involved ice and throwing stones so that sounds very like a basic form of curving nearly five hundred years later the british team will love history on its side in china canada sweden and switzerland just some of the teams who may provide formidable opposition as they gently nudge their way to what they hope will be god the wellings al-jazeera standing. antonio conti will remain as tells the manager for now anyway that's despite his side being thrashed four one by what fed in the english premier league on monday after having team sent off in the first half and going a goal down at an equalized with eight minutes to go but while third then scored three goals in six minutes to condemn chelsea to a second defeat in a row their fourth in the table nineteen points behind leaders at man city in all the football news former everton boss ronald koeman has been appointed as the new manager of the netherlands coleman who was sacked by e

music historian, and i've been makingdocumentarc for the past 20 years. m standing here in london's abbey road studio number 2 where in the 1960s, the beatles made some of the greatest records of all time. for the next hour, i'd like to share with you my passion foof those records in particular. what follows is my answer to the question, why is sgt. pepper's such a big deal?

the charming abbey weighs in hidden courtyards are a joy to explore talks between countless tiny stores you'll find the glass bearing workshop where guessing cuts created designs into the glass she says there's one important thing to remember with glass. too much pressure break the glass. but it'll keep at it long enough you get the hang of it this year is our twenty fifth anniversary so i've had plenty of time to practice. the craft of manufacturing intricate glass objects is a longstanding tradition here but the city center is not all there is to see the old castle rising above the hills is another must see in the nineteenth century it was home to cow. all told all of baghdad today it's been turned into a museum. bob me here guess not has no time for back now he's already on his way back up the broken into the snow. we're running out of time now until next time thanks for watching tomorrow by. timeline you know max. is an institution in germany the varian puppet theater has been entertaining children and adults for seventy years with imaginative characters and lots of skill to this da

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every time abbey goes out, this is not set up, by the way. this is how quickly abbey does a spin.nt on my facebook page we'll share your pet your child or friend with the world. let's get a check closer to home. >> reporter: there's somebody happy about snow. no snow around here. storm tracker 6 live double scan is dry. we have clouds, a little bit breezy, but not as cold and uncomfortable as yesterday morning. temperatures pushing above the freezing mark in most neighborhoods. today's high, 49. late in the day we'll have sprinkles and showers. overnight rain changes to snow ending toward the end of the rush hour. 34 tomorrow, temperatures plunging, it's going to be cold. customers about a possible link between the two and dr. jen, explain it to us. >> the pendulum keeps swinging. this is really about a chemical compound called acrylamide. it is not an ingredient. it forms when coffee beans are roasted at high temperatures and by the way it's not just coffee. it's in toast, particularly burnt toast. it's in french fries, it's in other foods and like anything else that potentially

definitely not the children suffer months or years in prison this is unnecessary and on the side in the abbey he had straight to the german consulate. the plot according to the iraqi government i will be able to stay here for a week and spend time with a child every day so he can get used to me. by this kid honestly and i think. in the past weeks germany's government has been making efforts to bring back children of german i.a.s. reporters for humanitarian reasons iraqi officials support this move there are dozens of cases some even involving older children the question is could they pose a threat in the eyes of the islamic state they were future fighters security officials have issued warnings. and of the fastest user can second are there is a risk that these children come back brainwashed that they are ordered to carry out attacks so we have to consider that these children could be ticking time bombs what's the message but it can on them david the type of mind and come to the knesset kind it at least children are perpetrate as they have victims in the first place victims of the circumstance

you mean our face well obviously the suffragettes invented the letter bomb they bombed westminster abbey st paul's cathedral st martins in the fields of what was this is a women's history professor june purvis says they were not terrorists she claims that a million pankhurst if she were alive today and i quote here she would be horrified by the actions of the present day suicide bombers who ruthlessly kill and injure and run the of course because their islam is militants backed by the british government in syria arguably but actually i'm going to slightly agree with you here because at the end she slips in this phrase christabel pankhurst the w.s.p. used brilliantly strategist decided that more confrontational tactics were necessary well that was the gaffe on her she basically agrees with you maybe they were terrorists after all just. why don't women and men want to order that we will only go to vote by bombs. and letter it wasn't only by that so don't oversimplify it but it was one of the tools they used but as you say you advocating violence for political causes on this program i'm i r

the um -- "downton abbey." yes, thank you. i always forget words. very "downton abbey"esque. you have this huge estate with rolling hills and people strolling about, but most people couldn't visit those estates. they were privately owned by individual families. with an admiration for those kind of spaces, but here in the u.s., this idea that we wanted that space to be more democratic, to be more open to the public rather than just private. they also evolved in some ways from using certain public spaces like cemeteries very informally for going for an afternoon walk. it seems odd to us now this you would sort of go strolling in a cemetery. they seem much more formal now. but back in the 1800s, especially in the 1830s through the 1860s or so that was a very common thing in a lot of large cities. it was pretty much the only open space available and so people would go out for a walk and just enjoy the view and the green grass and the stones. sort of a combination of these very formal spaces that we didn't want to repeat here in the u.s. and these more informal uses. similarly, pr

minister justin trudeau for now the move is postponed well his lawyers ask a court to let him stay mr abbey is obviously. so but i think one of. me also did not want other former children in care. somalia has been unstable for decades canada routinely accepts asylum claims from there but it also deports people like refugees who've committed crimes to a place that canadian officials won't visit a united nations panel ruled in two thousand and eleven canada was violating international law the practice continues it's a violation of the right to life it's a violation of family life is a violation of their rights to remain and and enter one country there is not a deportation this is an exile. has been released from custody well fighting is deportation that could still happen at any time but he's taking advantage of his release to tell the country he considers home why he should stay i am the man i am here. i got a job i've got a child i've got family here you know i'm a man i take responsibility for everything i do all i'm trying to do is get the government to take responsibly for what they did.

bought these global seed vault in norway could one day save the world it was built in the town of long abbey on thirteen hundred kilometers from the north pole ten years ago on monday its mission to safeguard seeds plants and plant material used for global food and agriculture since then more than seventy individual groups have deposited more than five thousand different species of plant as of monday the total number of seeds held in the vault as growing to more than one million that includes crops like the black ip a major protein source in africa and south asia and the norwegian government has pledged millions of dollars to future proof the facility well i spoke to maria the executive director of the crop trust which helps fund the deposit of seeds in the vault she says this facility is more important than ever. so the small particles will even back up or crop collections are bad around the world on a day to day basis it's more important what happens in the east and that's then what happens in this large global it will. chase something goes wrong around the world and courtly we might have

also, the wider market action -- the abbey to be islamic -- abu dhabi islamic bank.ive you a preview of the week ahead. mario draghi is presenting the annual report to the european parliament. decision in, a rate brazil and earnings out of tesla. thursday, the bank of england rate decision, with a potential u.s. government shutdown for the close of the week. tracy: macro and micro. the way we like it. let's talk about saudi arabian stocks. the best monthly performance in years. a key resistance level was broken, that could signal further gains. -- felipe, what was driving that performance? >> saudi has catch up to do. january was a good month. the index was going up more than 5%. had the indexwe trading at such levels was in july of last year. what we do know is that investors see some of the concerns that were mentioned. including the crackdown on corruption, how far this could go. this is seen as behind us. drivers are getting investors to look forward when it comes to stocks. the potential addition when it comes to emerging markets. sees this happening the first h

. >> reporter: at first they weren't shore if abbey would ever walk again. >> with two sessions of underwateradmill and acupuncture she is pushing through her back legs. >> she was pregnant at the time >> reporter: her family was adopted, now it's her turn. >> she is sweet and wonderful. >> this is martha, a 7-year-old basset hound and a yorkie pursue are there owners divorced they are being begin up for adoption as a pair, they love cats and dogs and people they are perfect for for you. we have a post at 6abc.com/shelter me. if you would like to share a story cruise the harsh stag tag, 6abc shelter me we'll feature your stories on upcoming segments. matt o'donnell channel 6 "action news." >> turning to what's the deal, super bowl edition. if you're throwing a super bowl party or going to one, we have easy fun ways to avoid busting your budget. >> the great thing about super bowl parties they can donen on the cheap. think about the food you're not eating caviar or fancy pate. >> reporter: character hosting a pot luck. >> ice cream sunday bars or pizza bars. >> reporter: don't forget stores li

runway fashion show by formal expressions and there will be prizes abbey give ways, meet wedding specialists to help you plan your wedding. it will run tomorrow from noon to 3:00 p.m. ann cost you five dollars. >> a top advisor to the trump campaign rick gates pleaded guilty to conspiring against the u.s. government. investigators say gates and paul manafort hid millions of dollars from the ukrainian lobby work. gates is cooperating with robert mueller investigation. he faces four to six years behind bars. >>> this morning there's no word on why a woman drove into a gate yards from the white house. the 35-year-old woman ignored repeated orders to stop trying to get through the barriers. secret service arrested the woman and bomb squad was called to inspect the scene. the secret serb -- service has had problems with the woman near the white house before. >>> u.s. army of engineers failed to reveal the forecast of harvey ahead of storm. record show they revealed flooding forecast as it made its way toward houston and a storm lingered in the area. >>> billy graham will be brought to his hometow

. >>> an oregon woman is the first known human womto get -- abbey beckley was diagnosed with a type of worm seen only in cattle. after experiencing some irritation in her left eye, she ended up removing a tiny worm and then she found another, and another, and the doctors were puzzled. the only thing they could tell her to do is just keep pulling the worms out. >> if we give her an ant anti-parasitic agent, they would die in there and not come out. >> it felt like i was living in a nightmare. >> how bizarre. the whole process took several weeks. beckley says she has been worm free, thankfully, ever since then. >> i can't even imagine, watching it is scary enough. >> it sounds like a magic trick, a bad magic trick. >> let's turn to spencer. >> speaking of bad magic tricks. that's pretty good. we are rain free, which is not necessarily a good thing, we have sunny skies as you can see on live doppler 7, that's the pattern we're going to have for a while. this is our 6-hour evening planner and going through the evening, we'll have clear skies going all the way through the noontime hour. in