the firm, which also owns argos, said higher grocery sales made up for a fall in general merchandisetical report by the government's spending watchdog, the national audit office, says passengers on thameslink, southern and great northern services have suffered the worst disruption of any rail franchise. it says the country's largest operator has not provided value for money for the travellers in kent, sussex, cambridgeshire and norfolk. the uk's second largest supermarket, sainsbury‘s, says its profits could come in higher than expected, after record sales during christmas week. the chain says overall sales were up 1.1% over the last three months, as higher food sales compensated for lower sales of non—food items, especially at argos — the chain it now owns. the supermarket‘s chief executive mike coupe said it was feeling the pressure from competitors and it needed to adapt to its customers needs. we had a very good christmas. our operational standards were great and we serve our operational standards were great and we serve oui’ customers operational standards were great and we serv

our greg argos talked with them about how they decide where, when and how to deploy their resource, greg, good evening. >> beginning, ukee, really is a waiting game for officials there at penndot. officials in south jersey, all of those folks looking at kate's forecasts and also taking data. trying to pinpoint exactly where the snow will fall. >> that will change as the ingredients come together. >> the question is, exactly where will the storm hit? and who is going to see the most snowfall? >> we're in the monitoring phase >> crews are on stand by. manage managers monitors. >> at this point in time, those type of decisions aren't being made. what will happen tomorrow on wednesday, certain potent, each of our county maintenance managers will make the decision how much equipment they're going to use. >> the same is true in camden county. especially since current forecast show jersey may see e brunt of the snow. >> they're saying neighbor easters can be unpredictable. the county is replenishing its salt supply >> we'll get about 500 tons of salt to prepare for the system. >> reporter: all

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos joins us now from spring garden with more on brady's decision and what it means for local politics. >> reporter: good evening, and , has held his congressional seat since, 1998 , there is no denying it, he is a stapel here in philadelphia politics and members of the both side, both democrats and republicans say, his decision to not seek re election,. >> i made a decision it would be best for me, and not to, you know, run for reelection. >> reporter: with that announcement congressman bob brady, a 10 term member of the u.s. house of representatives, change philadelphia politics as we know it. >> today i'm just choosing, you know, family over service. >> reporter: brady has been chairman of the philadelphia democratic party since 1986 and held his congressional seat since 1998. a former carpenter union boss himself brady helped broker many union contracts, his ability to mediate most recently used to end 2016 transit workers union strike in philadelphia. >> would i say bob brady helped us, six, eight, 10 times over labor disputes. >> reporter: for

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live outside services in center city with more now, greg. >>rahel, good afternoon hundreds of fire fighters from across the united states, even canada are gathered inside here the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul, they are paying their last respect to lieutenant matthew latourneau. the four two-year old died this past saturday giving his life, while battling a house fire in north philadelphia. now, his casket placed atop engine 45, the very fire truck that he would ride while heroically doing his job, latourneau worked for philadelphia fire department for 11 years, surrounded by his brothers and sisters this morning, the procession, inched down market street, making a left on 18th street toward basilica cathedral. glummy rainy day perhaps fitting for this very solemn occasion, at 10:30 the remarks of remembrance began, mayor kenney noting lieutenant latourneau's love of animal and his commitment to his faith, family and his job, of course, of which he committed his life. philadelphia fire department commissioner adam tiehl also speak

our greg argos talked with them about how they decide where, when and how to deploy their resource, greg, good evening. >> beginning, ukee, really is a waiting game for officials there at penndot. officials in south jersey, all of those folks looking at kate's forecasts and also taking data. trying to pinpoint exactly where the snow will fall. >> that will change as the ingredients come together. >> the question is, exactly where will the storm hit? and who is going to see the most snowfall? >> we're in the monitoring phase >> crews are on stand by. manage managers monitors. >> at this point in time, those type of decisions aren't being made. what will happen tomorrow on wednesday, certain potent, each of our county maintenance managers will make the decision how much equipment they're going to use. >> the same is true in camden county. especially since current forecast show jersey may see e brunt of the snow. >> they're saying neighbor easters can be unpredictable. the county is replenishing its salt supply >> we'll get about 500 tons of salt to prepare for the system. >> reporter: all

i'm live in the northeast, greg argos cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you. >>> lauren, we'll be back with the latest track of the storm in about seven minutes. tomorrow our morning team early half hour early, they will be closing monitoring the snow, traffic, school closings and delays. our coverage continues, you've heard kate say it when talking about the storm bomb >> people are referring to it as a bomb cyclone, what does it mean and i never heard this much about it before. straight ahead nicole brewer looks into the science behind the hottest term this winter. >> also selling like hot cake as local company is loving the brutal cold. they sell heated clothing and the big name that gave the company a shout-out >>> a live look at cape may act nor'easter beginning to push into the region. we'll have more on the snow expected and the impact this storm will have on the snowfall. . >>> snowball fight. even snowed in florida with this system. a kid in tallahassee was so excited to see snow for the first time he ran around pure delight there. other kids took the opportunity to make snow

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live tonight along the schuylkill river with the warning from experts, greg. >> reporter: ukee, good evening. all that road salt has to go somewhere, right. a new report shows that the schuylkill river is nearly 10 times more salty then it was in the 1950's and some experts say it is all due to road salt run off. a drop of the melting snow is music to many philadelphians ears. >> i like it. we can walk outside. >> feels like summer again. >> summer again. >> yes. >> reporter: unless you air associate professor plant. >> it is detrimental at a point. >> reporter: he teaches bio geochemical at u penn and worried about amount of rock salt used by road crews to help melt ice and keep roadways safe. >> when snowfall we get ice melted and we might get that relatively quickly with the rainfall event and we get a huge spike of the salt coming through the system. >> reporter: plant says all of that salt goes in the sewer system and our rivers and streams eventually making its way in the water supply. >> and the salt then accumulates in the soil, making t

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos has that part of the team coverage from center city, greg. >> reporter: yes, jessica you said it, everybody has an opinion. we spoke with some eagles fans this afternoon and they say this weekend's game and eagles pocket. they will win against vikings. other fans say they are a little bit more realistic. they don't expect to win this weekend so we wanted to have a little bit of fun and see what a psychic says. >> eagles, we will do it, yeah >> reporter: fans are on fire. >> i say eagles pulling it all the way. >> reporter: counting the minutes until sunday's game. >> i'm very excited. i just think we will do it. i have faith in foles. >> reporter: faith in foles. >> i do, i do. i think he will pull it out and be the x factor. >> reporter: most bird fans say eagles will sore to victory and they are predicting odd in philly favor but predictive market say that we're still the under dog just a 40 percent chance of ousting the vikings. >> a book is a book, you know. i'm only a person here, you know. i will go by my own gut feeling. >> i don't bel

live here in center city, greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you for that tribute. >>> breaking within the last hour authorities in southern california have arrested a suspect in connection with the killing of 19 year-old university of pennsylvania, student. this is new video into "eyewitness news" of the suspects who was taken into police custody earlier this evening. there is no word yet on the suspect's connection to the victim or a motive. the body of the blaze bern stein was found tuesday, in brush near a park in orange county. he had been missing for a week while home on break. >>> authorities say a suspect wanted for a deadly hit and run confessed to being involved but they cannot arrest him because he fled the country. thirty-five year-old alikistar of levittown are facing charges for hitting a man on the bike last month in bristol boro. he admitted he was racing another car when he struck and killed five two-year old kevin williams, senior. he is accused of hiding his car and then fleeing the country to serbia. authorities are working to have him extradited bac

. >> "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos joins us from the intersection of frankford and cottman in mayfair to tell us all bit, greg. >> reporter: good evening. frankford and cottman you mentioned it here in mayfair this is the unofficial gathering point for fans, after any big game, police say there could be, thousands of people, gathering here, this weekend, this sunday. they say, that is fine, there is no problem with that. issue becomes when people get too rowdy and that is why police are offering business owners some advice, to prepare a week day afternoon at real's sports bar and grill in mayfair is a quiet time. now, imagine the exact opposite during the big game this weekend. >> it is out of control, but in a good way. >> reporter: it is those few out of control fans in a bad way that has local businesses taking extra precautions. >> no bottles, no glasses, no broken bottles on anyone's head, no broken glass on the floor we don't need anyone getting hurt. >> reporter: philadelphia police passed these flyers out to businesses and those living near cottman and frankford. the i

i'm live in the northeast, greg argos cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you. >>> lauren, we'll be back with the latest track of the storm in about seven minutes. tomorrow our morning team early half hour early, they will be closing monitoring the snow, traffic, school closings and delays. our coverage continues, you've heard kate say it when talking about the storm bomb >> people are referring to it as a bomb cyclone, what does it mean and i never heard this much about it before. straight ahead nicole brewer looks into the science behind the hottest term this winter. >> also selling like hot cake as local company is loving the brutal cold. they sell heated clothing and the big name that gave the company a shout-out >>> a live look at cape may act nor'easter beginning to push into the region. we'll have more on the snow expected and the impact this storm will have on the snowfall. cbs presented by target.... there's nothing more rewarding than achieving a hard earned goal. that's why target supports students run philly style. we work with kids to teach them the skills they need to achie

that is very latest, i'm greg argos, cbs-3 "eyewitness news" >>> finally weather relief. today marks the warmest in a two weeks but how long will these milder temperatures last meteorologist kate billow is on the sky deck with more, kate. >> thanks, jessica. we have at lee rest of the workweek with temperatures at or above average which is pretty great after what we have been through since christmas day really, when temperatures plumeted and haven't really been able to rise backup since then but we have some rain in our future as well, with that said rain, here to walk in and drive-in and shovel, then ice and snow. no problems out there right now, you can see everything is looking okay, temperatures still mild for this time of the year, 39 in philadelphia, 38 in wilmington, we have dropped right to the freezing mark in millville so as temperatures drop to or below freezing nittany ice or snow that melt today may refreeze, so watch for patchy black ice out there, a few cloud, light wind, a nice night all things considered and temperatures on the way up, as we head through

i'm greg argos here at the linc, i'll introduce you to 79 year old man who holds very >> philadelphiaown for its devoted eagles super fans, er no on bleeds more green than walter russell. the 79 year old has been a on nearly six decades. as "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos explains, he's his ea super bowl win. >> breaks myea tampa bay is at super bowl. >> seventy-nine year oldll sit h five decades of super bowl on auper bowl jersey. >> the stats and scores, winners and losm,ere we are. >> you can only hope what will fill the pages lii. >> this bucket list time here for me, you know what i am ' saying? through a lot. the ups, the downs, the smiles , and the tears. the longest tenured eagles season ticket holder in franchise, is . >> we decide to get a season ticket with $36 for the years. >> that was in 1960 when walter was 20. he's never missed an home game until 1999. >> the hike the appalachian trail in 1999 and i missed two pre-season games before i finished the trail. >> family events. >> all of the christenings and stuff are on away weeks. miss a game? no, no. >> even this y

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the firm, which also owns argos, said higher grocery sales made up for a fall in sales at argos and otherlatest official figures. manufacturing output has hit its highest level in ten years. a weaker pound after the brexit vote helped to boost sales of british made goods overseas. philip hammond and david davis are making separate visits to germany today to try to build support for a trade deal between the uk and the eu that includes financial services. they say it makes no sense to put in place unnecessary barriers to trade in goods or services. the uk's second largest supermarket, sainsbury‘s, says its profits could come in higher than expected, after " record" sales during christmas week. the chain says overall sales were up 1.1% over the last three months, as higher food sales compensated for lower sales of non—food items, especially at argos, the chain it now owns. the supermarket‘s chief executive mike coupe said it was feeling the pressure from competitors and it needed to adapt to its customers needs. we had a very good christmas. 0ur operational standards were great to. we saw gr

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i'm greg argos here in philadelphia, so, what is the owner doing on super bowl >> there she goes. the smoke stack comes down, duke energy is demolishing an old energy plant there in indianna. crews brought down the 500- foot smoke stack, yesterday morning. people who worked at that plant had a chance to watch it come down. demolishing the plant is a long process, duke energy officials sy gone by the end of the year. an showcase the accomplishments of his first year when he delivers his firstdress tuesday night. as hena doba reports, this follows more protests cents over his policies. >> this is what democracy looks like. un washington saturday, many demanding the impeachment of president trump the march tookr the president rd to the white house, from his trip to the worlds economic dav. suck suck he iss cents a very full trip. >> said he orders erred the firing of special council robert mueller,ts smer. cbs news has confirmed that the president expressed anger at mueller's investigation. and raised concerns about potential conflict of interest advisors, including white house lawye

argos perform? >> there is no doubt consumers are under more pressure.at well documented across the industry. we are very pleased with our relative performance. if we stand back and look at christmas this year, customers were looking for value. they were definitely looking for customer service. it was really an online christmas. our convenience business growing, our grocery online business growing, and our fast-track growing 25%. it was a robust performance in a challenging market. manus: that message to investors is about online. how much more are you going to invest there? that where the next lump of capital goes? wouldditionally retailers have spent a lot of money on stores and real estate. in this half, we opened a handful of stores. the big capital investment is not going into real estate. the big capital investment is going into technology. that is reacting to a change in customer behaviors. there is that constant move to give customers greater flexibility, either shopping locally or shopping online. anna: kevin, how big can the discounters get in

jeff will be watching the game from above. >> what a great guy. >> reporter: in south jersey, greg argosewitness news". >> that is great. >> that is. >> super bowl festivities are underway in minnesota and super bowl experience is bringing in fans at minneapolis convention center. >> reporter bill hudson of our sister station wcco joins us live from minneapolis to tell us more about what the super bowl experience has to offer fans hi there bill. >> reporter: hi jessica and nicole how are you doing. wish you were here today because weather is awfully nice here, just actually short sleeve weather but you know nfl experience which was called that back in 1996 when they began this super bowl 26 now changed to the super bowl experience. it has grown more popular since then because the fans get face-to-face with the game for most football fans without tickets to the game this will be as good as it gets. >> we're super excited to be back here. >> reporter: interactive historic displays of pro football's best was first conceived here in in minneapolis in 1992. it was a way to entertain fans in i

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live at the scene of that attack in norristown with details, greg. >> reporter: and jessica, good evening. this is relatively new technology, it has only been around for about three years and has never been used here in montgomery county, but it has produced this image of the , and lead to an arrest of the rape suspect. it is been nearly six months since police say a 19 year-old woman was sexually assaulted at norristown farm park, dragged in the brush and then raped at gunpoint. >> this is a case that keeps us up at night. we need help. >> reporter: with the casing cold, investigators now trying out, new technology. >> we need to solve this. we need help, in solving this. we hope that this tool will give us, an identification on somebody. >> reporter: montgomery county district attorney kevin steel in west noriton township police announced they spent between three and $4,000 creating this suspect's sketch >> this is an effort, that we are making, to try to get a lead. >> reporter: computer generated image based solely on dna that the suspect l

popular center city bar is taking, both side. >> kind of sort of. >> "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos joins us inside smith's restaurant and baron south 19th street to tell us more about that, hey there, greg. >> we are at smith's restaurant and bar just a few blocks from rittenhouse square it looks like most bars in philadelphia, come super bowl sunday this will be packed with eagles fans but as you walk down these stairs there is an entirely separate bar and this one kate tours a much different crowd. philadelphia is a city men for its patriots. but it is not a town rooting for new england variety. >> that is unless you are seated at smith's bar near 19th and chestnut. >> we are, against the patriots, all the way from home. >> reporter: owner john berry opened it up a decade ago. at first a hot spot for cleveland browns fans. >> it was the past super bowls before us, and i paid my love for the paths. >> reporter: now on one side of the bar patriots gear hangs from the wall and fans filled the seats, the other side is still reserved for those who bleed green. >>> there is no reason f

. >>> if you have not yet better get your eagles party order in >> "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is in northern liberties to show you how nfc champion ship is big business for restaurants and caterers, hi there, greg. >> reporter: good afternoon. i spoke with some caterers and they have been fielding those calls all week long and getting food prepared for this sunday's game. you can imagine what restaurants are doing as well, they are extra staffing, getting extra food and they are just preparing for the huge crowd, expected this sunday. >> anything? >> reporter: philadelphia eagles fans love their team, and they love their food, and this weekend is plenty of ways tone i wrote both. >> i unfortunately don't. >> reporter: owner joey says every seat inside is, packed, nick's roast beef in olde city will be filled. he is already putting in extra order of food and alcohol, to prepare for the crowd. >> everything has to be notched up a little bit. we have, we have put extra staff on. we have put an extra waitress on. >> we usually have between 250 , 300-pounds on have beef in house. w

our greg argos did some investigation and he found answers tonight on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. >>> authorities in camden are investigating a shooting that left a 17 year-old boy dead. officials are asking for public's help identifying two women in this surveillance video, they say woman may have information about the shooting which happened, monday afternoon on south 29th and clinton streets. if you know those women call police. >>> police are still searching for suspect who attacked a fellow passenger on a septa bus. chopper three over germantown avenue where route 23 bus pulled over this morning. police say a man stabbed another passenger in the face with a screwdriver after they got in the argument. the victim received four stitches in his lip and the attacker remains at large. >>> today members of the chester city fire department expressed their condolences over the death of philadelphia fire lieutenant matthew latourneau. they laid a wreath in his honor at fireman hall museum this morning. latourneau taught classes that included chester city fire recruits at philadelphia fire

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos shows us what goes into those preparations. >> philadelphia eaglesnd they love their food, and this weekend, there is plenty of ways to enjoy both. >> i wish we had a bigger bar, bun of the foyly we don't. >> owner joey says every seat inside his bar, nick's rose beef in old sit, will be filled. >> and he's already putting in extra orders of food and alcohol to prepare for the crowd. >> everything had to be notched up little bit. we have put extra staff on, we put extra waitress on. >> but we usually have between 250 and 300 pounds of beef in house. we're up over 400 this week. two kegs downstairs, actually another keg in that. >> joey said expecting even more people than last week. >> absolutely, mayhem in here. but it was like a controlled chaos. >> across town, a less traditional experience. >> staff at the mad rex restaurant in old liberty, trying new things, even eagles inspired drink. >> we have free flaming drink shots, every time they score. >> chef steve said his staff is rid, no call-outs allowed. >> i'm making all of my cooks work. they do

"eyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live outside cathedral basilica in philadelphia where just a few hours ago hundreds attended lieutenant latourneau's fun yamahas, greg? >> reporter: jessica, good evening, the pews were packed here at cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul, hundreds of fire fighters from all across the u.s. and canada gathering here to pay their final respect. >> ♪ >> reporter: he was engaged. he was all in. all the time. he lived ate slept and breathed this job. >> reporter: lieutenant matthew latourneau took his last breath doing what he loved, trying to help others, during a north philadelphia house fire this past saturday, two alarms on a bitter cold morning, the floor caved in and latourneau died. friday his casket loaded on to engine 45, his company's truck , 11 year veteran surrounded by his brothers and sisters of the philadelphia fire department, arrived at basilica cathedral of saints peter and paul. funeral mass attended by hundreds. >> even azamat math becomes part of our storied past i will always be with us, in the future. >> reporter: all re

reporting here along the schuylkill i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and still ahead or cbs-3 "eyewitness news" doctors are worried about a new trend, teenagers putting laundry pod in their mouths, the dangerous social media trend and potentially life threatening effect is it can have, we will downsizing. enrolling in medicare part d. these are moments when people realize that where you get your medicine matters. and they come to cvs pharmacy. for advice and ways to save money. including copays as low as zero dollars. switching is easy, call 1-833-cvs-medd and transfer today to cvs pharmacy. >>> back on "eyewitness news" and on the healthwatch teens are pudding laundry pod in their mouths and posting those videos on line as part of the new challenge. health reporter stephanie stahl takes a look at the dangerous new trend. >> reporter: many of the social media videos are recorded and posted by minors. they are putting poisonous laundry pod into their mouths, for clicks and internet fame, they call it the t id e pod challenge. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: nineteen year-old

i'm greg argos and i'll break down those numbers and tell you if they are even accurate. >>> you know many passionate fans don't want to let this chance slip away we will talk tickets, options forgetting there, from here, coming up. >>> and if you are going there , yep, this is what it looks like right now a live report from minneapolis and coming up we will take a closer look at the weather there and what it could be like super bowl weekend, kate. >>> no snow in our forecast but rain heading our way as we head in your tuesday, we will time out tomorrow's rain tell you when thunderstorm could roll through and talk about how long this warm i'm a small business, but i have big dreams, and big plans. so how can i make the efforts of 8 employees, feel like 50? how can i share new plans virtually? how can i download an e-file? virtual tours? zip-file? really big files? in seconds, not minutes. just like that. like everything. the answer is simple. i'll do what i've always done, dream more, dream faster, and above all, now, i'll dream gig. now more businesses, in more places, can afford to

i'm live from fairmount, greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> pretty awesome, greg, thank you.ladelphia will be available for eagles fans lucky enough to see super bowl in person and, of course, minnesota will its own culinary delights. >>> our sister station is live in downtown minneapolis with more on the, game, hi there, molly. >> reporter: hi, yes, right here along nick loath mall in downtown minneapolis which will play host to the nfl live experience. this is a chance for fans who want to be part of the super bowl fun but can't afford a ticket to the game. we will have having from concerts, cross country skiing , even a snowmobile stunt show. it will be great. whole lot more as well. for those who are able to get in the super mbolhi had a chance earlier today to taste the super bowl lii menu and it is full of flavors. from the state fair turkey leg to andrew simmer's pork sandwich, super bowl lii menu is full of minnesota love. that is what the executive chef at u.s. bank stadium says it is all about. >> very minute so the a we want to show fans from all over the country w

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. >> greg argos joins us now and what are the experts saying right now. >> simply we have a 35 percent chance of winning the super bowl, we're the under dogs, as don said and here's a secret under dogs it could benefit the fail eagles. >> please make us be under dog >> eagles have taken that under dog, mentality, and they have flown with it. >> i think it boosts moral in, a way, we have an under dog quarterback with us. insane. >> reporter: heading to the super bowl begins tom brady and patriots. >> yes. >> the eagles are still statistically speaking the under dog. >> right now it looks like they have i 35 percent chance of winning the super bowl. >> reporter: but being predict to fail could benefit the bird it might help. >> reporter: that according to the former president of the american psychological association temple professor frank farly. >> yeah, sure we have been a under dog but watch us now and we're ready to role. so we can, kind of remotivate your followers. >> reporter: beside those followers farly says fact that new england is predict to win could negatively effect how the

the firm's new investor, argos soditic, says more than a century of know—how won't be lost, but someory. sarah corker, bbc news. stay with me on bbc news. i'll be back with the business briefing in just a few moments. we will look at the chinese economy and the outlook for growth. i will see you soon. hi there. the weather looks set to cause a few problems for commuters first thing thursday morning, thanks to this rapidly deepening area of low pressure. now, the isobars really squeeze together across eastern counties of england. that's where the winds are going to be at their strongest, particular across parts of east anglia, maybe the south—east. now, coastal areas could get wind gusts potentially up to 75 mph. not far off that from inland areas, so we could well bring down one or two trees, with the winds that strong. power cuts a possibility, transport disruption a possibility, as well, due to that windy weather. whereas, across the far north of england, southern areas of scotland, it's snow that's going to be causing problems. with another 5—10 centimetres of fresh snow around, w

you know who is here, greg argos because you are our guy with the stats. >> all of the stats and possibilities. >> yes. >> here eagles set a curse we will get to the super bowl but what if you're following the odd. well, predictive markets say eagles are still under dog they have a 35 to 40 percent of beating vikings and making it to the big game. with this missed pass, the eagles make it one step closer to the big game in minneapolis but first they have to, claim victory over the vikings. >> touchdown, unbelievable. >> eagles probably have a 35, maybe 40 percent chance, of making it to the super bowl. >> reporter: assistant professor george deemer, professor at temple, has been tracking eagles odd of making it to the super bowl for weeks >> this was the wentz injury. >> reporter: minnesota has a better chance of making it to the big game, 60 to 65 percent possibility with the bird, some think the fact that we are under dogs could actually help. statistically speaking not so much says deemer. >> that collective group of buyers and sellers getting together, it is far more efficient and far more

live from northern liberties, greg argoes for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> officials say this is not a good idea to walk on frozen rivers and lakes. "eyewitness news" was rolling as two men walk their dog across the schuylkill river today. the strong winds helped blow them and the snow across the frozen water. fire commissioner adam tiehl warns that the coating of ice and snow on the river can make it appear more solid then it really is. >> if you are walking on the ice, what you are seeing is not solid. there is in place on any of these rivers where it is solid ice or canals or ponds or anywhere else. you really need to stay off the ice. it is not safe. frankly there is no good way of saying it, it could be the last thing you do. >> commissioner tiehl went on to say they will attempt to rescue anyone who falls through ice but once again survival rate is low. >>> some local heating repair companies have been very busy in the wake of our extreme cold, frigid temperatures outside can put a major strain on your heat willing system. we expect to h and h heating/ air conditioning in essin

for yes that this of course after the way for scandal sparked by accusations against a half the film argo harvey weinstein hundreds of hollywood stars of joined forces to fight sexual abuse in the workplace and in the celebrities are backing a multi-million dollar legal fund to fight sexual harassment and the campaign is aimed at people in low wage industries who are often most vulnerable to exploitation. time is up the time for putting up with sexual harassment is over three hundred powerful women from the business and entertainment world are starting a campaign and using their status to help those women who have none they're bringing their support but ordinary workers to take their tormentors to court the launch has already raised thirty million dollars and that figure is sure to rise actresses such as reese witherspoon and eva longoria launched their appeal in the new york times and in an open letter there are also demanding tough penalties for companies that tolerate all downplay harassment alongside top actresses a well known producers and lawyers together they are fighting against s

year well other stocks are making major moves this year let's bring in to the ever vested bullish the argo of stocks which you usually tells us about retail numbers but she looks at stocks every day so it's great to have you with us on this comment on this topic you want to comment on the i.b.m. and the amex numbers look at the same chart good to see you and yes well i have it's very interesting because the stock has not made brand new all time high since two thousand and thirteen and here we are in two thousand and eighteen so to have an earnings miss like this as far as the stocks reaction like you said they had some good news in the report but their reaction was negative because the night before the earnings the stock was around one sixty nine and that gap down in the morning and the korean market around one sixty four and fell on that day so i just think that investors didn't see what they wanted to see with i.b.m. and it's really been lagging and it's had a hard time competing with the likes of microsoft which has been performing extremely well in this bullish market and how about app

the firm's new investor, argos soditic, says more than a century of know—how won't be lost, though somea ny‘s long history. a group of archaeologists have discovered that two underwater caverns in eastern mexico are in fact connected, creating what it is thought is the biggest flooded cave on the planet. divers spent months exploring a maze of subterranean waters in the yucatan peninsula. they found that one large cavern is actually connected to another, making a cave 350km long. the discovery, near the beach resort of tulum, could shed new light on the ancient mayan civilisation before the spanish conquest in the 16th century. more on that and all the news, national and international, at any time on the bbc news website. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter. i'm @bbcmikeembley. hi there. the weather looks set to cause a few problems for commuters first thing thursday morning, thanks to this rapidly deepening area of low pressure. now, the isobars really squeeze together across eastern counties of england. that is where the winds are going to be at their stro

it's our second biggest supermarket chain and also owns argos. merchandise and indeed in clothing. so allup, a merchandise and indeed in clothing. so all up, a good performance.“ you look at your sales, they are obviously up. looking at the market share of the grocery side of the business you lost some market share. why was that? we continue to see changing patterns in grocery shopping. we saw growth in our convenience business, 7% growth, 8% online growth. that reflects the fa ct online growth. that reflects the fact that people are shopping less in larger, out—of—town superstores, they tend to shop online more. something like 30% of sainsbury‘s sales were a minor the christmas period, an incredible change last five or six years. we are about the our business to those changing customer needs and making sure we are doing everything we can to serve our customers, in our words, wherever and whenever they want. our customers, in our words, wherever and whenever they wa nt.“ the fact that you have lost market share worrying? it continues to be a chal

actually dips into hollywood now and again editing the scripts of popular movies we've heard like argo as zero dark thirty is that necessary for then to god's. it's not their job no it's not even it's not necessary and it's not appropriate in fact if if directors of the cia were to discover such type of outreach and behavior unless it's at their direction they should be fired whoever's doing it should be fired their jobs not to reach out to hollywood liberals to try to undermine in a gross display of insubordination their boss the president of the united states whether it's barack obama or now president donald trump it's insubordination it's theft i don't think it's espionage unless they're leaking classified data for that purpose but it certainly undermines their role well it's one of the stranger stories of the week to say this moby thing isn't it brian crabtree publisher of talk forty dot com political talk show host thank you for your time this hour. new york's largest police union is suing its own commissioner and the city's administration over the release of body count videos thi

the integration of argos is going faster than expected. it looks like investors might be focusing on that. they did say they are cautious about the environment this year, which is understandable. that is one thing to look out for. guy: nordic mma takeovers of telecoms. >> we will see if that breathes some life into telco stocks. they have been in the middle of the pack this year. guy: let's talk chocolate. >> yes, the offer will be raised for nestle. some of the u.s. operations to $2.5 billion from $2 billion. that is one to watch, for sure, the sector as well. guy: generally today we are expecting a reasonably flat open. that is what the fed is pointing to. we take a see if breather from the rally. it is the longest streak that november, so we will see if it breaks today. guy: the s&p could go either way. australia has broken. thank you for joining us. we will do this every day, bringing our stocks theme into the mix, letting you know what to expect as we work our way into the open. you can see all of these stories on your bloomberg. comi

stores, and helping them shop whenever and wherever they like through fast-track with our ghosts -- argos 22nd of december, our busiest day, we were making a home delivery every second of the day. >> every second of the day. i do not know whether that frightens me or emboldens me. >> it is likely frightening. >> grand. i am still in a local store at the end of the road. where are we with the inflation debate? the bank of england wants to know what is happening on the grind with you guys. is it going to flatten? is mere call in terms of the inflation push and whether we have topped out. recent market data would indicate food inflation is a little over 3.5%. we did not see quite that level of inflation in our business, and clearly we are working as an industry and a business to maintain the prices and keep inflation down. you have got to believe -- and i think others have come to this thee have seen the most of inflation related to the brexit situation has flown through, and there will be some commodity ups and downs as there always are depending on harvest and what the price is. the big in

live from sicklerville, greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> greg, thank you. >>> family friendsare taking part in the final farewell to a fallen fire fighter lieutenant matthew latourneau was killed, battling a house fire in north philadelphia, this past weekend. natasha brownies live at the cathedrater city where a viewing is now underway natasha. >> well, tell you that the viewing here at cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul got underway at 4:30n but lines began forming, long before that, as hundreds and hundreds, came to pay their respects to lieutenant matthew latourneau. lets take a look at video from earlier this afternoon a somber procession long jfk boulevard as a hers carrying body of fallen fail fire fighter lieutenant matthew latourneau wound its way to the cathedral basilica of st. peter and paul. lieutenant latourneau was killed battling a two row hous philadelphia when a floor collapse trapping him. he wasearthe engine 45 to day fellow engine 45 fire fighters filed into the viewing with heahearts, the fallen fire fighter also served mo25 years volunteering w

. >> seventy-nine year-old has been a season ticket holder for six decade and as greg argos explains he has been waiting his entire life for a super bowl win. >> breaks my heart to see that when tampa bay is at the super bowl. >> reporter: seventy-nine year-old walter russell sifts through five decade of super >> iut on a super bowl jersey. >> reporter: stats, scores, winners and losers. >> jawors ski team but here we are. >> reporter: he can only hope what will fill pages of super bowl lii. >> it list time here for me you know what i'm saying. >> reporter: walter has been through a lot, ups, downs, smiles and tears. he might be longest tenured eagles season ticket hold inner franchise history. boy, is he committed. >> we decided to get a season ticket, $36 for a year. >> reporter: that was in 1960 when walter was 20, he has never missed a home game until 1999. >> i hiked appalachian trail in 1999 and i missed, two pre season games, before i finish the trail. >> reporter: family events. >> all of their christenings and stuff were away weeks. miss a game, no, no. >> reporter: even thi

. >>> count down is on for sunday's game i'm greg argos here in center city and we're talking predictionsthink will happen what predictive market say will happen and what a psychic thinks will happen this sunday. >>> when a city full of green we went looking for the purple our alycia nieves searches for vikings fans in philadelphia we will tell if you she was successful enough, kate. >>> we will have your full game day forecast, what to expect of your tailgate and what to expect if you are heading to the game and when to expect rain, to return to the philadelphia area, it is all right new on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. >>> go bird. >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> oh, yeah, flying high and ready for a showdown, bird fans are gearing up for the nfc champion ship game. and the city is also ready for the big game in doubt bit. tonight we are hearing how philadelphia police are planning, their planning to keep things safe, all around, this weekend. >>> good evening, i'm ukee washington. >>> hi everybody i'm jessica dean. we are joined by leslie van arsdal. we will have much more in just a moment. but

the birds get ready to face the patriots in just about a week, as " eyewitness news" reporter greg argosdogs may have a unique advantage, because of their status. >> please, make us be underdogs. that's how we want it. >> the eagles have taken that underdog mentality, and they've flown with it. >> i think it like booze z moral in a way, knowing like we have our underdog quarterback with us, it is insane. >> heading to the super bowl against tom brady and the new england patriots. >> against who? >> eagles are still stat eggs i cannily speaking the underdogs. >> right now it looks like they have about a 35% chance of winning the super bowl. >> but being predict today fail could benefit the birds. >> in to might help. >> that according to the former president of the american psychological association. temple professor frank farley. >> yes, sure, we've been an underdog, but, you know, watch us now. and we're ready to roll. and so it can kind of remotivate your followers. >> besides those followers, says the fact new england is predict today win could actually negatively affect how they play

i'm greg argos here in the northeast and we will tell you why that is and why those safety measures areeeling pretty frigid in the wake of the today's storm but big changes on the way, we will tell but a winter warm up that whim take us in the weekend. just how warm it will be for that eagles game. >>> and can dogs keep the doctor away? a new study shows a puppy can be a perfect prescription for better health, and the reason you do not even have to own a dog to reap benefits. >>> the men and woman do their best so we will be shine. >> preparing for a party philadelphia fans know a victory is never a given but after a big win the city is never shy to celebrate. tonight, the way police and business owners are hoping to keep things safe, if the eagles win and go to the trip to the big game. >>> also fly eagles flags fly. philadelphia company, has been making flags for more than 150 years, we will show you the connection they have had to the bird and why they will be out of luck if you try to get one. >>> good evening aim ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. we are joined by sports direct

efforts to bring about regime change is "argo." - helle obama is up there giving this award to this movie, that feeds their image that the united states government is coordinating with hollywood to undermine the islamic republic. many of us know the director of the woodrow wilson center program in the middle east. arrested in iran. with appeals for her release, the regime put on a program on television which explained why they were holding her. calledd an animation george soros' weekly meetings with george bush in the white house to plan how they would undermine the islamic republic. not all of us knew that mr. soros was seeing mr. bush on a weekly basis. we certainly didn't realize that they were planning together to overthrow the islamic republic. that's what they put on television. he really believe this stuff. refrain fromt our saying we want regime change will change his mind? come on. give me a break. >> just two points. first, with regard to the public diplomacy, i would argue for a very calibrated approach to our use of language that i think, first of all, if we are too full throa

efforts to bring about regime change is "argo." when michelle obama is up there with greg you are talking about the movie, not the ancient greek -- >> that's right. when michelle obama was up there giving this award to this movie, that feeds their image that the united states government is coordinating with hollywood to undermine the islamic republic. many of us know the director of the woodrow wilson center program in the middle east. she was arrested in iran. when she was visiting her ailing grandmother. by both normth chomsky and george bush, who issued appeals for her release, the regime put on a program on television which explained why they were holding her. and they had an animation called -- an animation of george soro'' weekly meetings with george bush in the white house to plan how they were going to undermine the islamic republic area and not all of us knew that mr. soros was seeing mr. bush on a weekly basis. we certainly didn't realize that they were planning together to overthrow the islamic republic. that's what they