i love this record, man. >> alicia keys discussing her duet with justin timer lake.is called morning light. >> justin just announced his next single is with country star chris stapleton. justin loves his con tri. >> alicia returns as a coach on the voice. >> with kelly clarkson, power girls. they're ready to take adam and blake's bromance down a notch. >> we've got kelly clarkson as a new by. how is she holding up? >> i'm not a veteran yet. we know that adam and blake is like super veteran dom. >> oh, my god. >> i love this show. >> she has me out there cracking up the entire time. we're all laughing. i'm just really about blame. ♪ this coach is on fire >> you feel like gwen has made blake mellow out a lit really bit with the competitiveness? >> no. no one can safe him. he's crazy. it's at the end he becomes this secret villain. [ laughter ] >> we're calling alicia our secret weapon for all things going on behind the scenes on the voice including adam who is expecting baby number two. >> have you given him advice? >> it's harder. they love each other so much. i think

now is when things get really interesting alicia.to five vehicles involved in a crash here along the schuylkill expressway eastbound as you head toward gladwyne. left lane out of commission but no emergency crews on the scene yet. we'll keep watching this and talk about that overturned truck in delco when "action news" continues on this wednesday morning. >> ♪ we just moved in about four months ago, 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! >> 6:15. matt pelman, what's going on on the schuylkill? >> you know, it takes such a minute amount of time for things to really go south on the schuylkill expressway. it's eastbound this morning where we've got the four to five vehicle crash here approaching gladwyne. taking out the left lane. no emergency crews on the scene yet. and with traffic only squeezing by in that right lane, this is not going so well already. in fact, we're

i said, don't we want a baby alicia? he said yes. >> ahhh! >> so what does mommy alicia say?ould make me so happy. >> you know you want a girl. >> it would be -- >> not right now. >> it would be wonderful. >> we don't n >>> once the super bowl is over and the pitchers and catchers report to spring training, the biggest sporting event will take place online. major league gaming will hold its tournament march 9. if you never heard of it, ask your kids. online gaming is big business, and the young athletes are signing big contracts. mireya villarreal picked up a controller for the story. his teenage years on the couch playing video games. but this year, he signed a professional contract worth six figures. >> i just laugh that i play video games professionally. >> reporter: what's their reaction? >> what? no way! 2018, baby. >> reporter: overwatch, a multiplayer battle video game, is the latest phenomenon in the popular world of e-sports. this isn't a typical arena. >> no, it's not. >> reporter: he and his teammates live under one roof. they have nutritionists and practice with c

. >> you too alicia. >>> that does it for "action news" at 4:00 for brian taff alicia vitarelli and adam joseph i'm sharrie williams. join me along with brian adam and ducis rodgers tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl17. >> and coming up next on "action news" at 5:00 tonight if the cold temperatures weren't frustrating enough it seems the cold could be impacting the flu season and, yes, making it worse. health reporter and registered nurse ali gorman has the details. >> those stories and much more coming up next on "action

good morning to you alicia.drier situation this morning so construction crews are back here along 95 in bucks county. southbound side coming off the scudder falls bridge, one of the two lanes is blocked. got the latest on that overturned truck in delco for you when "action news" continues on this wednesday morning. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> the eagles green on the buildings in university city, philadelphia. 43 degrees on city avenue. staying in the 40's today, much different than yesterday. >> and if you are just waking up and heading out, it is 5:44. matt pelman's got some help as you hit the roads. >> yeah and as our old buddy winnie-the-pooh used to so oh bother but we know that pooh liked honey so he might like this situation because a tractor-trailer overturned about 5:30 last night that was carrying honey and so now there's honey all over the road out here in tinicum township right on the southwest philadelphia border. it's 291, governonr printz boulevard eastbound at scott way by wally park that's impacted. that's whe

good morning to you alicia.king good so far this morning here on this chunk of 422 by trooper road in the ongoing work zone. but construction's coming to another spot on 422 today. and we'll check that overturned truck in tinicum township when "action news" continues on this wednesday morning. >> ♪ more and more student debt is keeping people from doing what they love. (horn sound) ♪ ♪ like buying a home. ♪ ♪ (knocking sound) traveling. ♪ ♪ ♪ at citizens bank we can help youef both your fedel and priv so you can start saving and get on with your life. asa ential. >> ♪ >> commodore barry one of our many bridges across the delaware river. 43 degrees on city avenue. staying in the 40's today. much different than yesterday afternoon. >> yes, indeed. nice and clear, crisper. >> one way to put it. >> i kind of liked yesterday afternoon. >> yeah, wasn't it nice? >> it was great. but this is something from yesterday afternoon that we didn't like so much. a truck flipped over right around 5:30. i was talking about this o

alicia vitarelli joins us. >> we are following breaking news this morning.mes move from one home to another in west philadelphia. we are live on the scene. >> bill cosby performs in philadelphia for the first time since his sexual assault trial and gets word on when the retrial starts. >> taking a live look outside for you this morning, straight up 5:00 a.m., rain and thunderstorms could make your morning commute pretty rough. >> get ready to be soggy. dave is off. karen and matt are here with weather and traffic. >> the traffic reporter's take is at least it's not snow. >> there you go because we had have a a lot of it. i want to show you the latest here with satellite and radar and we can see how that rain has started to move in. you get the sense by looking at this this is not just a few showers moving through. we've got a cold front that's still well out to the west. all of that has to push through the area. it's really the first half of the day that's going to be wet. it's mild but it's wet. let's take a look right now at storm tracker6 live double scan

>> so what does mommy alicia say?u know you want a girl. not right now. >> you got to talk to the universe. unives, i'm not ready right now, universe, hear me loud and clear. >> same here. >> we're not ready. >> but you are open to a baby alicia? >> it would be pretty unbelievable. >> that would make me so happy. >> just think about that. universe, all right. >>> they've been together eight years. they've never had a serious argument, they've never raised their voice. that when they have conflict they sit down -- everybody says communication but these two really do communicate. i'd like to talk to you about something. i thought that was interesting. the harvard business school now wants to do a case study on the two of them together. >> i like that. >> which i think is very, very cool. >> wow. from student to case study? >> yeah. >> from the bronx to student case study. >> congratulations, it is her birthday today. she turns 37. >> great interview. >> i really liked them both so much. so congratulations. >>> back in d

reporting live in south philly , alicia, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> thank you, alicia. in other news four people shot and killed in reading berks county last night. it happened 100 block of third street. this is about a block away from reading area community college. investigators are expected to release more information later this afternoon. >>> now a downed pole causes commuter nightmare on the patco speed line. still impacted at this hour. eyewitness "eyewitness news" reporter anita o live in camden where this all began, anita, good afternoon, what do you know? >> good afternoon, rahel, well , patco train hit part of an electrical pole that fell on to the tracks here near the ferry avenue station, at this hour there is still no service between lindenwald and ferry and very limited service between broadway and 16th. officials stay all happened between 5:30 and 6:00 this morning when train passed over and somehow hit part of an electrical pole. they say 24 people were on board at the time and four of them sustained very minor injuries. according to a spokesman. i'm als

so what does mommy alicia say? >> why are you laughing like that for?would be a blessings wonderful. >> we don't need it right now. >> you have to talk to the universe. i'm not ready right now, universe. hear me loud and clear. we're not ready. >> you're open to baby alicia. >> it would be pretty unbelievable. >> it would make many sew happy. >> universe all right. >> universe all right. they've been together eight years. they said in that time they've never had a serious argument they've never raised their voice, that when they have conflict, they sit down. everybody says communication. these two really do communicate. 'd like to talk to you about something. the harvard business school wants to do a case study on two of them together. >> ooh i like that. >> which i think is very very cool. >> from student to case study. >> that's exactly what happened. congratulations. it is her birthday today. she turns 37. >> great interview, gayle. >> i really like them both so much. congrats congrats. >>> in december we showed you the ten music teachers who were fi

thanks alicia.oday the 2018 philadelphia flower show offers a colorful sneak peek into warmer longer days. philadelphia mayor jim kenney will be on hand for this morning's news conference in center city. visitors can dive into spring with the wonders of water themed show. the flower show runs from march third until the 11th at the pennsylvania convention center. >> it is 4:57. breaking overnight, witnesses spot a car fleeing from the scene of a shooting in south jersey. >> eagles coach doug pederson talked about taking on the patriots in the super bowl. we'll be back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 5 o'clock on this tuesday, january 23rd. tam is off. alicia vitarelli joins us. >> we are following breaking news this morning. flames move from one home to another in west philadelphia. we are live on the scene. >> bill cosby performs in philadelphia for the fir

good morning to you, alicia.s wet but overall traffic not moving too badly here in norristown along main street at markley street route 202. but elsewhere in norristown there's a new crash and we'll talk about those regional rail issues when "action news" continues on this tuesday morning. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> 6:16. you can see the roadways already a little wet there in ardmore. that's a live shot from the action cam on lancaster avenue. if you don't have your umbrella in the car and you are heading out, make sure you grab it on the way. >> not snowflakes coming down in ardmore, rain. >> uh-huh. >> still it's -- it's always christmas in ardmore. >> it is. still decorated. >> i'm okay with the fact that it's rain and not snow. but the rain still gives us some issues on the roadways. those wet roads, there's some ponding, there's some puddling in some cases minor flooding this morning and ardmore is one of those areas that's being impacted by these regional rail issues that we're seeing on the paoli thorndale regional rail

paul: we're back with dan, kim and alicia.- [laughter] what do you make of oprah as a plausible candidate? >> well, i don't think we should rule anything out after 2016 and trump, because nobody would have thought we'd have president trump at this point. [laughter] but, you know, i think she would, actually, unite the democratic base -- paul: really? >> i think she has brand name recognition on par with donald trump. she has her own tv network, a business that she started and has been very successful. oprah magazine on. >>, o magazine on which she has appeared on the cover multiple times, 2.4 million subscribers. extremely popular. paul: but would the democratic base, dan, tolerate her given that her per sew that is not very i'd lodge ca and that, basically, the democratic party has moved left. what do you to do on single-payer health care or climate change. >> yeah. that raises the largest question, the democratic party's identity. democratic party professionals understand that the new base which is so far left really wants b

reporting live in springfield, alicia nieves, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> alicia, thank you so much. >>> also knew tonight, detectives are investigating a deadly shooting in west philadelphia. right now, they are looking for the gunman who shot and killed a driver stopped at a traffic light. it happened girard and marion around 6:00 o'clock tonight. a second person in the car was also shot. she's in critical condition. no word on what led to the shooting. >>> we can very well see record low temperatures tonight and firms are reminding people that this extreme cold is extremely dangerous. photographer michael, admitted that he took a risk trying to get these close up photos of the frozen delaware bay. meantime lower township police issued a warning reminding people that walking on ice is never safe. meteorologist lauren case so in the weather center tracking wind chills as low as neglect tough 15 but also an eventual warmup. that's good news, right, lauren. >> good news finally the end is so close. it's there. but we'll have to wait a couple of days and today was definitely not the day

. >> i wasn't sure what that was in my house we were doing -- matt is off, have alicia vitarei joins us. let's go over to david murphy and karen rogers good morning. >> reporter: whatever works. >> reporter: exiting football the last couple of weeks, they are talking about how ratings are down for football games, if you missed the games, you missed something. we have cloud cover around this morning, generally speaking we're expecting it to get fairly bright we'll see clouds build in as the day goes on. here's the temperatures it's cold to start out. 15 degrees in trenton. 18 in philadelphia. 18 in reading, 16 in wilmington, 18 in millville. 18 degrees in cape may. the windchills even though the winds are not super strong enough to get the windchills making it feel like the sing digits, bundle up for a five degree windchill in philadelphia. 4 in trenton. 1 in allentown, 5 in wilmington and 5 in millville. as we go through the day, it's going to be a chilly one. not as cold as yesterday, yesterday's high, 27. it felt worst with the strong blustery winds. 31 by 1:00 p.m. i'm expecting a

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alicia marelsy jazive merly las hay altas y bajitas, gorditas y delgadas, morenas y gueras..o todas las hermosas flores y mujeres que la natauraleza puso en la tierra,,,, dice guau.soy yo!! alicia no pudo contener la alegria al ver la muÑeca hecha a su semejanza, con el pelo blanco y las pequeÑas arrugas que son el mapa de lo que ha sido su historia. alicia gamboa/ le gusto su "melina" yo ya me acerco a los 60 y dije ya estoy vieja y justamente por eso me la desee de cumpleaÑos. y precisamente ese es el objetivo de " las melinas" que todas por igual con sus diferencias y peculiaridades celebren lo bueno que cada una posee . " porque son nicas como t,.,," marelsy es la fundadoras de esta empresa.. dice que durante su infancia, su mama le hizo una muÑeca que era igual a ella.entonces descubrio lo perfecta que en realidad era y quiso que otras como ella lo vivieran. marelsy castillo / fundadora de las melinas todo tiene un sustento psicolgico pero est encaminado a aprender a amar tu cuerpo y a respetarlo ms all de cualquier standar de belleza, amarte y aceptarte mantenindote san

as alicia and gray mentioned dangerous cold temperatures over the next 48 hours. windchill advisory for everybody highlighted in blue. you go farther to the north, the poconos you have a windchill warning. mountain pocono has a windchill of 25 below. the air temperatures is 3 below. it's 8 in philadelphia. 8 in millville. these are actual air temperatures. 6 in lancaster. 7 in trenton. 9 in atlantic city, 9 in beach haven. look at these numbers, 1 below in allentown. 27 below in the poconos. 1 below in philadelphia. ten below in millville. minus 8 in trenton. forecast for today, decent amount of sunshine, a nice looking day, but it will be bone chilling with the wind. frigid, windchills by afternoon ranging from zero to ten below across the i-95 corridor. as you look ahead i'll step back inside, record low temperatures are likely this morning and tomorrow morning, as a matter of fact the coldest temperatures in 24 years, more than two decades are on the way tomorrow morning. several locations, as a matter of fact most of us will wake up to numbers below zero. we'l

>> good morning it is 5:00 a.m., monday, january 15, matt is off, alicia vitarelli is joining us. >> here's what we're following, thousands of people are expected to gather in north philadelphia to honor martin luther king with a day of service. >> a car plunges into the delaware valley killing a passenger. the driver is accused of running away from the scene. >>> the eagles will face the vikings in the nfc championship, birds fans are going out to show their team spirit. >> i had one green dress i wore it yesterday. >> you're excused. >> reporter: at least stefon diggs will not have to buy himself a drink in minnesota soon. >> reporter: i was at a friends house, saturday night, they were popping the campaign. >> reporter: intense games this weekend most of them, other than the patriots game they were really close. the weather center, we have satellite and radar, we have a few clouds around, and overall we're expecting a bright start and high clouds move in as the day goes on. we'll be looking at a clipper system out to the west by cincinnati bringing us light snow. 1 in reading, 15

. >>> good afternoon sara is off and alicia vitarelli joining us. we are getting a look at the "sports illustrated" cover, with nick foles. >> and we have a break down of the oscar nominees. >> the big news is the accuweather alert for a pouring is rain that drenched the region all morning long. >> we have strong winds making for a soggy start for your tuesday. and kind of warm now too. sky 6 hd at the jersey shore, believe it or not that is cape may, as the rain continues to fall. soggy conditions on the beach. and no one out there. for the latest conditions we turn to karen rogers in for david murphy. need the umbrella most of the day today. >> you had the rain through most of the day and what i'm tracking now is the end of the rain. and you'll see a dramatic change and i want to go in tighter now and show you the last main line we see here. the areas of red and yellow crossing east of philadelphia and heading towards wrightstown and medford and glassboro, new jersey, right now. and we have rain along the coastline and what is happening over the n

alicia vitarelli and adam joseph i'm sharrie williams.n adam and ducis rodgers tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl17. >> and coming up next on "action news" at 5:00 tonight if the cold temperatures weren't frustrating enough it seems the cold could be impacting the flu season and, yes, making it worse. health reporter and registered nurse ali gorman has the details. >> those stories and much more coming up next on "action news" at 5:00. >> see you tonight. >> ♪ the great emperor penguin migration. trekking a hundred miles inland to their breeding grounds. except for these two fellows. this time next year, we're gonna be sitting on an egg. i think we're getting close! make a u-turn... u-turn? recalculating... man, we are never gonna breed. just give it a second. you will arrive in 92 days. nah, nuh-uh. nope, nope, nope. you know who i'm gonna follow? my instincts. as long as gps can still get you lost, you can count on geico saving folks money. i'm breeding, man. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen p

>> alicia thank you. >>> it's time now for a check of the roads today.att pellman is back with the update for us. >> this commute is taylor made for though that like a lot of traffic, we are not rolling well at all whatsoever. thanks to a big water main break from late this morning from henry avenue and abbotts avenue. but it was not confined to henry avenue and rolled down the wall on the northbound side of route 1, the roosevelt boulevard and because of the temperatures this afternoon it turned into an icy mess. these northbound lanes were closed most of the afternoon around 4:00, they got the left lane open to traffic even though it's going to be slippery and they have so much salt down there. the ramifications from this are still felt. we have gridlock around east falls and ridge avenue is a parking lot and extra traffic on school house lane and the delays are spilling across the river to city avenue where you are look agent single digit speeds and now in that mess another accident at city and presidential. big delays on kelly drive, 9 miles per hour

sara is off and alicia vitarelli joining us. and here are the stories we are following for you on "action news" at 12:30. eagles coach doug peterson says the patriots are a good team but he is focusing on his players for super bowl lii. and the local air man gets a ride. and a dog is overcome by smoke in a fire. and rescued by first responders and all caught on camera. >> now ten days until super bowl lii and as it gets closer the excitement is growing, but head coach doug peterson is keeping his players focused and grounded one day at a time. and working to figure out just how they can beat the patriots and will a lot of people say. jaime apody is live now with more from the coach. jaime keeping the final and getting the play book ready. >> of course they will beat the patriots guys, the last time we hear from doug peterson until minneapolis. isn't that crazy? one thing i noticed he seemed tired and sounded thick, he is not preparing any extra and getting good night sleep but if there say pressure to stay up all night and prepa

. >> i'm alicia vitarelli in for sarah bloomquist. >> we're expecting to hear from eagles head coach doug peterson any moment now. we'll go to the nova care complex with the coach and jamie apody is standing by. let's listen to the coach first. >> did you give any help? >> i saw big v played very well. we did help him from time to time, but there were times when we had to be on the island and block a defensive end who had a heck of a year. had a a lot of confidence in v this is what we've seen in him his maturity and growth as a left tackle and played extremely well last night. >> how much do you get done installation wide this -- wise? >> we have to get preparations in and next week get up to there implement the plan and review and work, but yeah we can get a lot done this week. >> what did you do last night? >> i just went home, some family in town, my mom and boys from school were in town and friends from louisiana we enjoyed the moment. >> reporter: did you sleep? >> 2:00 a.m., finally slept. [inaudible]. jeffrey lori talked about when he hired you [inaudible]. >> well, obviously

. >> lets go to alicia we are talking food right now. >> we are talking sushi, for fyi philly we headed to some hot spots in the city. and we start in bala cynwyd a roll more like royalty. >> a came to work for my sushi. d 2 is the second restaurant for chef kim. d 2 has the $50 golden russian roll that has everyone talking. filled with cream cheese cucumber and king crab. chopped with fresh blue fin tuna imported from spain. >> the little guys. >> and what makes the price tag so big? >> we put caviar and gold flakes. >> and he is talking actual gold. if you are feeling special. trying to impress someone. >> and kim says he cooks like a scientist but when it comes to flavors -- >> this is the rolls royce of sushi. in ardmore the classic hawaii dish. it's like sushi. i had no idea what it was and had lunch with them and decided it would be great to bring this back to the east coast. poke in hawaiian means slice or cut into pieces. >> it means delicious in hawaiian. choose your base, protein and sauce, the tuna is the house favorite. >> avocado and sesame seeds. >> and in old city he desc

alicia vitarelli joins us. >> here's what we are following for you this wednesday morning.rive-by shooting sends two 13-year-olds and two others to the hospital. >> a local university is banning liquor from university events. >> the eagles surprise a local high school with a much needed donation. >> david is off. karen and matt join us. >> we said goodbye to the 60's. >> we had. it was nice while it lasted even with the rain. >> yes. >> today we're back to reality. let's start you off right now with satellite and radar showing that unlike yesterday, no rain in sight. we're looking pretty good. we're going to have at least partly sunny skies. we still see some clouds that are streaming in from the west so we'll have some patchy clouds through the area but our very mild conditions -- we had a nice stretch going for us. temperatures are still above average. look at this number, 43 degrees. it's still above our average high for this date so no complaining today allowed. 38 in dover, i get enough that of at home. 42 in atlantic city, 42 in reading to start you off so it's certai

"eyewitness news" reporter alicia nieves is live in dilworth park she spoke to pretty excite the fans do you the game and the game that's coming up this infamous dog mask a leisha? >> reporter: natasha, every single eagles fan that we spoke to out here today the minute we mentioned that dog mask, i mean they're faces just lit up. you can tell they were so proud of that moment after the game. so many saying it was just an eagles thing to do. very much a philly thing to do. eagles fans in philadelphia are still riding high after last night's gape. >> oh, my god. unlike anything eagles fan has ever felt before this never happens to us. >> reporter: in down to the last minute situation, philly team pulled out a play off victory over the atlanta falco falcons. >> then a few eagles players after the game gave fans this bonus moment. >> they deserve this. >> eagles right tackle lane johnson and linebacker chris long pulled out dog masks and walked off the field wearing them. >> whoof, woof woof. >> me and chris long were talking everybody calling us underdogs. he let's go get us a dog mask.

and boy the water department working over time auto leashi leashia. , alicia. >> and crews are out here now wrapping up on repairs. this is one of five water main breaks our crew have been to today. the philadelphia water department says there's been 10 different water main breaks throughout the city. all day and into the the night the city of philadelphia has had slowing water streaming down streets. the result of one water main break after another. one of the first happened right around 4 a.m. in center city near 17 and calohill street. >> we believe it's a water main break on or possibly 12" main we're working to determine that and water seems to be escaping from here to expressway. >> for hours the vine street express way near broad had to be closed both sides because of water from the main break flowing on to it causing icy conditions. right around the time the expressway opened up, philadelphia water crews were called to deal with this break large wood street in west philadelphia. app 8" break was here and had crews working all night. >> it was kind of inconvenience but arctic chi

an air ambulance flew alicia straight to the clinic. her heart was irreversibly damaged. her only hope now was for an organ transplant paul said so mr kinda ordered actually only be done if the patient is in an otherwise healthy condition any other serious organ disorder would make a transplant impossible. that might be a tumor or active cancer. but otherwise transplants can be performed with patients regardless of their weight or age including babies up them five annoyed by to be sure. but the availability of suitable hearts is extremely limited for babies and toddlers the donor organ has to be around the same size as the recipients so patients can face a long wait elisa was fortunate to get a new heart after just four weeks post transplant life was transformed for the whole family. disinfectant was vital we never left home without it. and the mask of her mouth and nose was also very important. for almost an entire year when we wanted to go outside for some fresh air she had to have the mask on first. one is in the rest of the organ being rejected is especially high in t

reporting live in upper darby, alicia, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >>> all right, alicia, thank you. >> i want to go to that lady's house with the warm cookie's. >> she has a plan, yes. >> this winter weather moving in will lead to rough conditions on the roads this afternoon and early evening. so we're going to the experts for some advice on what to do whether driving on those icy streets and highways. >> joining us now, on the phone, kathleen mellower triple a. good afternoon, kathleen. >> hello jim, rahel, how are you? >> doing well, thank you for being with us, we know the roads are already not in the greatest shape, so what are some tips for driving safely in this bad weather? >> well, first and for most, triple a wants to reminds drivers to stay off the roads, unless you absolutely have to be out. as the sun goes down, later this afternoon, it is going to be harder to see the road conditions, and that can affect your ability to see the icy patches. you really, really need to think safety first. if you're out, you want to make sure that you slow down. we can't stress that enough. a

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alicia vitarelli joins us. >> and we are following breaking news for you.m one home to another in west philadelphia. we are live on the scene. >> bill cosby performs in philadelphia for the first time since his sexual assault trial and gets word on when the retrial starts. >> and taking a live look outside, rain and thunderstorms could make the morning commute pretty rough. >> yeah. already a mess in some spots. david is off

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alicia?> steve? >> i kind of go with nancy on that. i think it's a process where it can get better, but right now there's a lot of boiling going on underneath the surface. >> reporter: and that despite some of the things that have been positive. people look to the economy and it is growing. people look to unemployment. it is down. >> when you talk about the economy, there's got to be an asterisk beside it because you still have segments of the population who are not doing that well. >> that's right. >> colby, what do you think americans can agree on? >> jobs, that's one big thing. manufacturing, keeping jobs here. so americans are employed, they're working. that's a big one. >> i'd also throw in safety, health care that's provided, i think we could all agree on that, that we want those things. >> health care, we can make some sort of strides in that. i have people, too many people that i know who are just priced out of health care right now. and if we're going to go and get all this tax reven

cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> all right, alicia, thank you so much. well, everyone all pumped up ahead of the big game at the linc tomorrow night. leslie is joining us now with a look at how quarterback back nick foles is really preparing for his next move at this point. he had a big day today? >> big day. i'm thinking this bodes well for tomorrow. >> yes, it is his birthday, nick foles is turning 29, and the perfect gift for nick and the eagles and of course the fans will be a win against the vikings tomorrow, and a trip to the superbowl. last saturday against the falcons, he went 23 tore 30, for 246 yards. no touchdowns, but did he make some key throws to keep drives alive. he had struggled going into last week's game, and doug pederson told him to just be nick foles. >> so has the message changed for tomorrow's game? >> no, no, the message is the same, feed off of last week obviously, you know, different set of challenge, different teams, different defense, all of that, but just, you know, don't go -- don't have to force anything. just let the offe

hi, alicia thanks to coming >> it is a pleasure to be here with you. >> i wonder if you could tell ushat you think people can do to get ready for what we know is a coming earthquake in san francisco. >> well, one of the most things that people can do is to make sure that you have a plan to communicate with people who live both in and out of state. having an out of state contact, to call, text or post on your social network is really important and being able to know how you are going to communicate with your friends, and family who live near you, where you might meet them if your home is uninhab hitable. >> how long do you think that it will be before things are restored to normal in san francisco. >> it depends on the severity of the earthquake, we say to provide for 72 hours tha, is three days, and it helps to know that you might be without services for up to a week or more, depending on how heavy the shaking is and how many after shocks we have. >> what kind of neighborhood and community involvement might you want to have before an earthquake to make sure that you are going to able

. >> and alicia keys breaks down her voice coach's antics. >> like the secret villain. >>> hey, blakeeach in mexico with his lady and amazing abs. luke was there because shelton has his concert event. and "e.t." went south of the border, too. ♪ >> this feels like a vacation. obviously i'm down here working. but i'm having a blast. >> work hard, bla haplay hard. luke wearing this wig and taking a dig at blake's love of hairstyle. and seeing these best bros perform were their wives. gwenn even got on stage at one point. to help close out the soldout, four-day concert event. >> my perfect vacation is a lot of family, just as long as we're together having fun. if i can run into blake shelton on a beach during my vacation, it doesn't mess it upmost of the time. >> these guys are super tight, so it's no surprise that even though they'll go head to head starting in march, blake is still looking out for his buddy of over a decade. >> he was real positive. he just told me it's a whole other deal for your career. you don't even realize you're going to touch another segment of audience out there

. >> i'm gray hall alongside alicia vitarelli. the big story this saturday morning, the bone-chilling temperatures. >> good to have you back gray. >> good to be back. >> with accuweather alert, braving cold temperatures, great to have your great positive energy with us. read a book or stay understood be stay with us. >> meteorologist chris sowers is braving the temperatures outside. stop smiling. >> reporter: i figured out why it doesn bad, is because the wind is at my back. the longer you're out here, you really feel the cold. i want to show you this, as cold as it's been here it could be worse. 6:00 a.m. windchill in mount washington, new hampshire was 91 degrees below zero. this is not a misprint. grand rapids, michigan and u-p today will be the 7th day in the last two weeks with theh tees not getting above zero. it was snowing tallahassee earlier this week. they are below freezingm jacksonville to mobile alabama and new orleans, the big easy. it's most of the country fling the icy grips from old man winter. windchill advisory

alicia, thank you.her check on the roads tonight. >> all right, gina gannon standing by with the update in for matt. >> i need to get that for my dogs. if you're going traveling into langhorne we have an issue right now. we have a jackknifed tractor-trailer out there on 95. this is southbound approaching 413. it's been out here since we started right at 4 o'clock and you can see it is out there blocking that right-hand lane. and we're seeing delays back to business route one. so, definitely going to be a slow go. a bit of a northbound gaper delay as well in association with what's happening right here. again jackknifed tractor-trailer 95 southbound approaching 413 definitely slowing you down this afternoon. also we're seeing some slowdowns as well if you're traveling in or out of northeast philadelphia and you're taking the roosevelt boulevard. up and over those twin bridges that northbound side going to be very heavy from 76 out to broad street. if you're traveling southbound we're seeing delays approa

for brian taff alicia vitarelli and adam joseph i'm sharrie williams. and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl17. >> all right. we'll see you at 10 o'clock tonight. "action news" at 5:00 is coming up next. >> ♪ . >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >> ♪ >> good evening. we begin tonight with breaking news. dr. james kauffman the husband and murder suspect accused of orchestrating the execution of his wife south jersey radio dj april kauffman is dead tonight. authorities at the hudson county correctional center say kauffman was found after an apparent suicide inside of his jail cell. the 68-year-old kauffman was moved to that facility following credible death threats against his life following his arrest in atlantic county. we'll have much more on this story coming up tonight on "action news" at 6:00. >> and now to the fallout from a political bombshell from congressman pat meehan who announced he'll not run for reelection for