he is over the atlantic ocean, just passing prince paid. he is heading for ghana.g all over the place, all over the west african coastline and dipping down into the atla ntic coastline and dipping down into the atlantic ocean. if you look at the top right—hand corner, he has delivered 3,760,000,000 presence and counting. who would have bought. now the weather. the typhoon caused devastation as it made landfall. it is now moving towards the west. you can see this in the south china sea. it is heading towards the southern tip of the numb. it is likely to weaken a little bit. making landfall around the far south of the nam. very heavy rain, damaging wind but also big waves around the coast. coastal flooding will be a problem. rainfall totals will mount up, we could see landslides. the storm continues to wea ken landslides. the storm continues to weaken before moving out into the gulf of thailand towards southern parts of thailand, so another heavy burst of rain and some strong winds likely here. storm will weaken a touch. it is quite slow—moving and it will have furth

incident in one thousand nine hundred fifty seven a sailing vessel called the pommy sank in the atlantic ocean during a hurricane eighty men died some were still quite young. who'll be or st james church is one of five large churches in the center of the town i'll come back later and it's supposed to be a really trying quill here. we'll continue by strolling through loop express to flea decorated old town. the town hall dates back to the thirteenth century altered over the centuries it combines a variety of architectural styles just across the way i grip the chance to treat myself to the taste of christmas which is available in many shapes and sizes. new big mars upin is known the world over need to it is probably the most famous manufacturer. the building also houses a small. moore's opinions ian i've arranged to meet a company spokesperson here. a bus what does more as a parent have to do with christmas year germany they go ahead today and. yes they're very closely linked marzipan still is most popular at christmas historically that was partly because the two ingredients all men's and sugar

the gulf of mexico is here, the atlantic ocean is here, the hudson bay. there's no water. as it races across the country there's no moisture connectioning here. if the low were to develop here and come up, all of a sudden you have this moisture coming in off the atlantic. if you're a snow lover it's game on. but these systems are general fast-moving systems, they are moisture starved they are in, out, maybe you get an inch or two. >> some have called him the eagles good luck charm. he won the hearts of the fans when he was just ten years old. more than a decade later, as the eagles look toward the playoffs. john rawlins catches up with timmy kelly. >> reporter: he goes by tim now, the 34-year-old tenner greeted us at his home. what has not changed is his love for the eagles. >> the eagles observation is truly a family, i'm humbled and honored and peripheral to be part of that family. >> reporter: it started in 2010 when ten-year-old timmy kelly look the leak by storm singing the national anthem. ♪ >> reporter: the little boy with the big voice. his back story remarkable. h

all of the letters are upside down so i can't tell for sure but it says atlantic ocean on the left-hand corner. it looks like he is on the far edges of canada on the east coast.>> he is on his way.>> he is heading towards greenland.>> that sounds good.>> this is the main event for santa.>> it is his big night. he is over arnolds cove. i think that is what that says. >> it looks like he is right on track.>>> i am sure santa is watching the radar and the forecast. for us, scattered high clouds. we have a slight chance of a sprinkle for tonight. here is the national forecast. look what happens as we take this into tonight and into monday, we are expecting some snow showers approaching the north and east. look at these numbers tomorrow, out toward fargo. -16 for that portion of the country. out west we are not nearly as cold. you have probably noticed this solid deck of overcast today. we have a little bit of green on the radar but most of it is way above our heads. current numbers, santa rosa in the 40s. same for napa. san francisco, 51. san jose, 53. outside right now it is beautiful acro

they are a public relations dream on both sides of the atlantic ocean. the french love them, of course. the americans love them. theodore roosevelt wrote articles about them. cornelius vanderbilt gave them a blank check to live as exotic and a rich a lifestyle as they wanted to live. they did. i suspect this is where fighter pilot culture comes from. the americans could not discipline them. the french had no incentive to do so, as long as they were flying well, and as long as they represented this kind of link between the united states and france. as you know, they are not alone. there are others. the great football player for harvard died as a member of the guards for great britain in 1916. other americans got served, a canadian researcher who estimates 80,000 members of the canadian army in world war i were born in the united states. that is the easiest way to join the british army, to walk across the border into canada and join the british army there. even if he is off by a factor of four, that is a high number. there are researchers doing similar stu

it's believed there is an explosion that sent the sub to the bottom of the atlantic ocean at the southern end of south america. relatives of the crew are accusing the argentine government of lying to them from the start about the disaster and search effort. >>> 4:36. police in piedmont hope surveillance video will help them find three men accused of a violent home invasion robbery. the video shows armed men outside of the home on oakland avenue october 10 at around 10:30 at night. police say the men saw the surveillance camera and cut the power off from an unlocked electrical box. investigators say they ransacked the home, assaulted two people inside, then got away with money, jewelry, and other valuables. >> i think the calculated effort leads us to believe that maybe they were looking for some specific target home. this fits the criteria. >> two people were assaulted in the home and suffered minor injuries. if you recognize the man you see in the video or have any information, call piedmont police. >>> the u.s. postal inspection service is reporting an increase in theft from its trucks.

santa, we have got you covered, still more than 3 billion, present, and he is, crossing over the atlantic oceanthat is to be in the delaware and lehigh valleys as we get closer to the midnight hour. future tracker six typing out that precipitation, the rain around in philadelphia, 10:00 p.m. it is chilly rain especially for south jersey and delaware but there is light snowfall for lancaster reading and allentown this is where we have go that windshield weather advisory posted and up to the poconos as well. but by 2:30 snow, quickly changes over to rain but it stays snow, up in the poconos and this is quickly out of here, by 7:00 o'clock on christmas morning. so cloud breaking for some sunshine. as far as the expected snowfall if you are hoping for white christmas here in philadelphia, just not going to happen this year you have to travel well to the north and west, to try and find that a coating is likely for areas in southern berks county, southernly high county and montgomery and upper bucks as well, about an inch of snowfall is likely and it is in the poconos and more than likely going to st

nothing can really stop and grab any moisture from the gulf of mexico or the atlantic ocean. i think this will go east of us. chilly saturday but nice and milder sunday for the game at fedex. 46 tomorrow, friday 47, 42 saturday, 50 sunday and 55 on monday. that's a pretty good stretch for us. you throw out friday and that's not bad for what is now mid- december, closing in on the beginning of winter. 6 a.m. tomorrow morning 30s and mainly above freezing, maybe frederick, 36 in bowie, 35 in fairfax, still some snow going on west of the divide. that will shut off eventually by lunchtime and the good news is snowshoe and wisp opens this friday. upper 30s by lunchtime frederick and hagerstown, but i think the numbers are a little low. i think we'll be 43 downtown by lunchtime. by 6 p.m. temps start going down again, 30 gaithersburg, 37 downtown, low 30s leesburg, manassas, culpeper, 35 in la plata. about this time tomorrow night a little cold, temperatures go back in the 20s, below freezing downtown, 29 in bethesda. by 10:00 tomorrow night 28 in la plata and fredericksburg. what

. >> anthony: portugal, sandwiched between spain and the atlantic ocean, and tiny as countries go, hason the world. during the age of discovery the portuguese they went to sea in great numbers, gained fame as navigators, ship builders, explorers. they conquered a large part of the world. their empire stretching from brazil to africa to the east indies. the city of oporto is a reflection and a creation of that relationship with the sea. a lot has changed since i was last here, or has it? ♪ when i decided to return to take another look at this place, i of course i reached out to jose de meirelles, my old boss and first entrée to portugal. >> anthony: you're good? >> jose: it's nice to see you. >> anthony: it's been a long, long time. >> anthony: jose is from the area around oporto, and this time just like back then he said come see my country, and meet my family. we'll do a pig feast. >> anthony: 16 years later, i came here in 2001 one of the first times i've ever been on television and here we are again. there are only so many beautiful places left in the world, oporto is one of them, g

some of them had grander ambitions of connecting, saving atlantic ocean with great lakes, mississippi river. eventually we got to that point but it took a few decades for local systems to kind of coalesce and grow into each other to form what would be a comprehensive national network. people are always kind of shocked to see this locomotive and especially the cars. they think those cars back there as stage coaches on steel wheels. that's basically exactly what they are. it took a few years to develop the standard railroad coach as we know it today. of course when the railroad was introduced they use the technology they knew. stage coaches worked fairly well to start with. you could get a number of people on them. they tended to rock and roll down the road, as they did over the road for that matter. railroad designers realized they could come up with a more efficient system. it wasn't too long after they were built, perhaps 10 years or so, they went through standard rectangular box configuration when we think of a railroad locomotive or railroad coach. when railroad introduced in 1830s

irma was one of the strongest hurricanes ever recorded in the atlantic ocean with wind of 185 miles an those wind for a total of 37 hours, the longest any cyclone around the world, has maintained that level, of intensity before. in september hurricane maria devastated the island of puerto rico. maria was strongest hurricane to make land fall there in 89 years. we cannot forget about hurricane nate in early october, moving toward land at a swift speed of 28 miles an hour, breaking a record for the fastest moving hurricane ever, in the gulf of mexico. it was a hurricane season of record proportions, and this year was a remind their it only takes one storm to cause damage and destruction, that can change a community, forever. back to you. >>> what a season. what a season. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news", he's taking over news desk at "cbs evening news" but first journalist jeff glor will tell us about favorite stories to cover up next. >>> and potential holiday hazard our jim donovan will walk you through what you need to do to stay safe while decorating this holiday season we will

a new contact in the south atlantic ocean is where the san juan disappeared. 13 countries are aidinge search for the missing sub. this comes one week after argentina fired the head of its navy. mike: tough talk from north korea. the rogue nation blasting the latest round of sanctions, calling them an act of war. james mattis taking the threat seriously, warning our troops, they must be at the top of their game and ready to go. mr. ambassador, nice to see you. what do you make of defense secretary mattis to be at quote the top of your game in case there is a military conflict with north korea. >> i think this is something secretary mattis emphasized. but i think this is pretty good advice for all components of the military. mike: with the olympics taking place in nearby south but they were amazed how they were able to get their missiles and nuclear warheads this year. cia director mike pence said a few months ago it might be a few months and they will be ready. if we are going to consider the use of preemptive military force, you don't want to come close to estimating when they cross

it's believed that there was an explosion that sent the submarine to the bottom of the atlantic oceane accuse the argentinian government of lying to them from the start. >>> police hope surveillance video will help them track down three men in a violent armed robbery. this is the video, police said the man saw the camera then cut off the power from an unlocked electrical box, investigators said they ransacked the home, assaulted two people inside and then stole money, jewelry and other valuables. >> i think that their calculated effort leads you us to believe that maybe they were looking for some spifg type of target home and this may have fit the criteria. >> two people assaulted inside of the home suffered minor injuries, but look, if you recognize the man in the video or have any information about the men in the video call the police. >> a truck theft happened last week while a mail carrier was carrying mail to homes and businesses now there is a warning in the area. >> reporter: in downtown san san jose, business is good for this business owner but his mail has been missing sporad

the lure of atlantic city has always been the ocean it's famed boardwalk and, of course, gambling.aced with stiff gaming competition, the city's luster has dollared a -- dulled a bit. why sports gambling is seen here as a lifesaver. >> people do it at home. they do it at work. why not do it in casinos. >> for meets more interesting than gambling in casino. >> you'd rather bet on athleti athletics. >> more interesting. >> reporter: more interesting and likely to help phil state and local budgets it's why new jersey's chris christie joined state senator leaders bike steve sweeney at the supreme court monday in washington, d.c. to hear the arguments. >> we're prepared in new jersey. we're ready to go. and that's why the horse man have joined us in this case because they're ready to go as well. so we could have it ready to go in twenty six two weeks by any decision of this court that would enable us to do it legally. >> reporter: new jersey has a long and uneasy history with sports gambling. bill bradley push the bill that banned it back in 1992. new jersey has since tried to legalize

the san juan disappeared more than two weeks ago and the atlantic ocean off the coast of patagonia.aid the search to recover the vessel will continue, but without international assistance and only in waters of up to 500 meters deep. welcome to the world cup draw ceremony today at the state kremlin palace. officials from the qualifying teams gathered in moscow for the big draw. the teams will be split into eight groups with 14 each. crushable play saudi arabia -- russia will play saudi arabia. the u.s. failed to qualify. as it italy. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ "big technology." you are -- i'm emily chang. provider beat analyst estimates for earnings per share and revenue. the company has been embracing a more hybrid cloud driven focus that includes working with amazon web services and it is paying off. the company's stock to shut up or than 50% over the last year. vmware.me is the ceo of what you think is driving results right now. >> always great to have the chance to be with you.

we will have some of the clouds from that system as it passes from west to east and out in the atlantic ocean. behind that it's going to start getting chillier. tomorrow on the chill ier side but not cold again . it looks like it will be around 48 to 52-degrees. thats ' not bad for this year. the system pausing at 1:00. maybe if the system is moving fast enough and far enough south we can break into more sunshine tomorrow afternoon. the morning may be cloudier than the afternoon. this has been trend ing further south every run of the model. you can see by 11:00 wednesday night it's just about over for the caroline as as well. for us it's about 49 for the district. as cool as 43 for hagerstown. thursday, first day of winter we keep that cold air making that bref come back from high pressure back up to the north. first day of winter officially on thursday. it begins at 11:29. it will feel like a perfect december day. this is your seven day forecast a little l bounce up on friday at 53-degrees with more clouds around. showers role into town on saturday, but so does air at 61. kind of a sloppy da

the center is the whole map and beyond the hand's edges, beyond the village of kwan, of qang, atlantic ocean, mississippi, colorado, city of colorado springs where stan parker come to rest in his final chapters, he is laying out days, one more day to figure out what happened to him as 21-year-old from gary, indiana. now to mr. sin's hand, foursquare inches of his palm where hen written in ink the se where stan parker's helicopter crashed, all of it right there, literally in the palm of his enemy's hand. it occurs to me mr. sin is maybe only person on the planet who remembers this moment that hadn'teder stan with the -- haunted stan with the same level that stan parker has remembered it. isn't that something? so. >> that's fabulous. [applause] >> oh, thank you. >> i have so many questions on that. as a fellow author -- but what were you, what was going through your mind as you're watching that? that was like you can't ask for a scene like that? >> i was videotaping it as well, and i did make a short trailer for m the book because there was some reporting walking in the ground, walking the hil

flight when the pilot decided to turn around giving everyone on the jet a scene ig tour of the atlantic ocean. investigators questioned the unticketed question. the big question is -- how was he able to get on the flight without aigen tweeted, k had a united ticket. a bee-doop machine that makes noises to nowhere. we somehow wondered about that. and we welcome ongoing feedback to understand how to make this right. you don't need ongoing feedback. you need your machine to tell you when somebody that doesn't have a ticket to that plane just got on the plane. this is weird. we'll keep following it. >>> after decades of research scientists of a long way from understanding alzheimer's disease. why is that? up next, why a massive influx of cash and help from the technology community could vhel doctors unlock the secrets of the human brain. and we'd like you to be part of ours. happy new year! so our chevy employee discount is still available to everyone. you pay what we pay, not a cent more. we're so happy to share this with you. because you deserve to start the year off in style. it's our way of s

a lot of the moisture is out in the atlantic ocean and so, the it will all be done by dawn tomorrow.nywhere from 2 to 4 inches in the big cities. 4 to 6 in sections of new england. 12 days from the official start of winter, but ana, it feels like it for a lot of people. >> no kidding. a foot of snow near atlanta. wild. thank you. good to see you. >>> coming up, 400,000 documents. we're just now learning how much evidence robert mueller collected in the case. next, you're live in the cnn newsroom. and energy in just two weeks.reh yaaay! the complete balanced nutrition of ensure with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. ensure. always be you. blue moon is a well-crafted belgian style wheat beer brewed with valencia orange peel for a refreshing taste that shines brighter. blue moon. ♪ but it might be hard to handle ♪ ♪ like the flame that burns the candle ♪ ♪ the candle feeds the flame ♪ topped steak & twisted potatoes at applebee's. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. money managers are pretty much the same. all but while some push high commission investment product

the atlantic ocean will always be magnificent. foolish or outsized their dreams, how badly they screw up, what we do here at the ocean's edge, the sea will outlast us, will always draw us to her edges. when necessary, it will crush us. i mean, look at the taj. it's completely oblivious to everything going on around it. yeah, and that has to got to be the most butt ugly building ever. >> chris: i noticed last night that some of the lights on the sign on the building are out. >> anthony: yeah it's like "trup." >> chris: something like that, yeah. >> anthony: or "tump." or "rump." i mean, it's sort of perfect actually. if you think of trump as sort of carnival barker, his operation is designed to attract rubes and empty, you've got sort of a perfect metaphor here. >> chris: yeah. >> anthony: i hate sweets, but i'm a sucker for nostalgia. you can't go back, i can't go back. hell, i wouldn't even if i could. i sure don't want to ever have to be a teenager again, but those tastes and smells of childhood, they work still. now, you're tel

fascinating this is one in leipzig and up and no made in leipzig and it's the the titanic only atlantic ocean floor and looks amazing doesn't it i mean they really are wonderful things absolutely beautiful stuff robin merrill as always from our culture does telling us a little bit more about this body of art from getting there i see that people can see we appreciate it. up to date now on news i'm sarah kelly in berlin after a short break my colleague phil gal takes you through the headlines the see it's. moved up in the earth steady and from playing the moment. for the it's not just creamy swimming ballet the workman must be fresh at hand with high tech and missing from on high which made cranes the monster last. thing in the future. in fifteen minutes. my first boss was a sewing machine. where i come from women are bound by this ocean for. something awesome. well as learning how to ride a bicycle isn't. since i was a little girl i wanted to have a buy cycle of my home and it took me years to when i. finally gave up and went on buying me on my side but returned with the sewing machine sewing

race is being held on early and rome has thirty teams in total will make their way across the atlantic ocean towards the caribbean island of antiquity and doing so they'll cover a distance of three thousand nautical miles that pilots don't give much protection though and roads are expected to complete this journey without repairs and to survive on only the ferries and water they took with them at the start. ok when you think about bosler and realm of dread of course you think football right the both clubs also have basketball franchises who compete in the year only and they match they met in el classico on the day roma trades luka dunn showed off some of his skills that even christan are renowned i couldn't match the eighteen year olds with the union nailed this twenty one me to basco israel one eighty seven to seventy five so it's coming up next saturday. very impressive outsold a sport that if i could see how you were which is pretty good was that that is it for this news hour so we will be back a little bit of our news if you like for the. a new poll ranks mexico city is the pool with wor

likewise off the atlantic ocean, the northeast canyons and sea mounts are areas of extreme importancedpoint that are at risk of commercial fishing or overexploitation which we've seen in fisheries around the world. in california, the monuments there are not significant to mining industries but are very important to cultural resources and preservation for habitat and human visitation. so all of them have their story. we wouldn't have taken monument action if they weren't critical to be protected. >> foper secretary of the interior sally jewell, thanks very much for joining us this morning. >> i am a national monument enthusiast. i love the ocean. >> it's time for monumental americans where we spotlight people who may deserve a statue of their own. today it's ella baker. >> she was born in 1903 in norfolk, virginia and began work as a journalist in 1929 writing for african-american publications and encouraging black economic development. in 1938, she began her long naacp. >> she became the director of branchs in 1943, the highest ranking woman in the organization. she traveled the south

driver of the trade actually moved forward the effort to ship as many human beings across the atlantic ocean forced into slavery. so now we come to the story of the middle passage. the middle passage of course being that space transporting africans from the west coast of africa throughout the americas, across the atlantic ocean. we're fortunate to feature some dynamic objects in this case including artifacts from a slave ship found off the coast of south africa. the sao jose, left lisbon, went to mozambique, africa, picked up africans on its way to brazil to sell them as enslaved africans. the ship crashed off the coast of south africa. we're very fortunate to have organized with george washington university, the university of cape town and partners in mozambique we were were able to identify this shipwreck off the ocean floor off south africa. one of the key markers to identify this is the shipwreck are a slave shipwreck in particular is some of the archival research revealed there were 1400 ballast stones on the ship. though were used to offset the human weight. and we know for a fact ther

that the thawing of sea ice covering the arctic could disturb or even halt large currents in the atlantic ocean and according to a study published in the science journal progress in oceanography these changes also have the potential to impact the migration routes that sharks and other marine species have taken in the past now wireshark so important their apex predators which means they don't have predators of their own so if they disappear the whole predator prey balance dramatically shifts this will affect the oceans health for example fish coral and algae population control which means the ocean will produce less oxygen although that has major implications for the survival of other species and sharks are important in other areas too such as tourism based economies and medical research but shark populations have decreased up to ninety percent in recent years due to extreme fishing one hundred million killed each year and sharks are not the only animals that are vital to our ecosystem that are at risk to climate change about two weeks ago these eighteen turtles stunned by freezing cold temperat

avalon, ocean city, probably the snow falling there. atlanticy making that transition over right now. and that's where we are going to see the initial snow. look at this system, it's moving off to the north and east. you can see it sort of bulges out as it's moving across parts of maryland and barely touching west virginia. the thickest part of this system that's going to arch through our area has yet to get here. it stretches all the way back into the deep south and this is going to be the track that it takes. let's time it out for you. the temperatures generally are above freezing right now. that's why we're not seeing a steady snow. watch what happens. we go from 4:30, we see the snow down there in delaware and south jersey and the jersey shore. 9:30 tonight it moves just a little bit further to the north. not too far. we get into about 2:30 in the morning. now we're up to millville, dover, you're seeing snow. not to wilmington yet. not quite yet. atlantic city, you're in the snow. not philadelphia, but look at the temperatures, the changes.

and a few scattered clouds, a high of 48 degrees and close to 50 degrees at the shore for atlantic city and ocean city and upper 40s for wilmington. it's the delaware beaches that will get a lit bit closer to the 50 degree mark. hour by hour shows nice and clear by 7:00 this morning but if you're on the go at that hour, we'll see temperatures right on through most of south jersey. a look ahead toward the weekend forecast when i'm back in ten minutes. >>> we've been on the air for less than 15 minutes. we've had a crash on the boulevard and it looks like we've got one on 95. >> this is right at wood haven drive. you can see all the police activity now. this is the southbound onramp that's closed right now because there's an overturned truck. it's hard to see because of all the police activity there, but there's a truck over on its side. we'll keep an eye on that for you this morning. also watching an accident on the boulevard. we're talking about the southbound lanes, there was a single car that crashed into a tree there. we know the driver is in serious conditio the outer lanes were blocked and t

. >> this is is a sparkling wine from the val until france near the atlantic ocean.eption a lot of people it will be sweet and that's in the true. >> is it more dry. >> definitely dry and it's so good to pair with like appetizers he will real brings out the flavor. >> let me try that again. what cheese would you pair this with. >> today we'll give you we're in promotion 12 days of cheese. every day we have one cheese 50% off. >> that's good deal. >> it's 50% off today. >> correct. >> all the wholefoods in the mid atlantic. this is made by familiar until switzerland that wanted to make is a cheese different from gruyere coated in herbs. >> do you rem taking a bite of the cheese first or sip of the wine. >> it's been rub in herbs. >> i'd try the cheese first. >> the cheese first. >> hmm. >> so definitely a crowd pleaser everybody likes an alpine style cheese. >> um-hmm really smooth finish it's really good. >> andrew said bubbles will go with anything. >> this is the best friday i have ever had. on fox fief being in the kitchen with all this good cheese and wine. >> th

a pretty good warmup for atlantic city. 48 in ocean city and you'll be up to 48 degrees with plenty of sunshine for delaware. new jersey, that wind will be increasing this afternoon because he of the gusts this afternoon. there's some cold air on the way for the wookd and into next week as well. got the weekend forecast ahead in ten minutes. >>> all right. ten minutes past 5:00 a.m. on this thursday. it's been about an hour since pam first told us about this overturned tractor trailer. >> yes, details now. it's something that if i stays for later this morning could really hamper traffic. >> reporter: we want to give you a live picture. we're talking about 95 southbound. this is wood haven road. you can see where that tractor trailer tipped over and spilled some of its load out on the roadway there so police have that southbound onramp completely blocked off right now. i want to give you a different view of what's going on a little further back in that area. if you can let's take a switch over to the other camera. this is what i'm talking about. police have set up those flares there, so

burlington county to ocean county, atlantic county still seeing moderate light to moderate snow and atimes heavy bands of snow. so the focus is really going to be south and east of philadelphia for at least the next hour before everything wraps up and pushes off towards the south and east. by the way, look at these temperatures. it's freezing out there. literally. 22 right now as you go into mercer county. down towards somers point the shore points are into the 20s. 15 right now in the poconos. by the way, it's only 6:00 o'clock. so we have temperatures that will be in free fall mode for the overnight hours. we're down into the low 20s could be a dangerous cold for tonight. so well talk more about that and also wrap up this storm but, guys, we got another storm to talk about by sunday night. those december tails coming up. >> all right, let's continue with brad sattin live in cherry hill. brad. >> reporter: chris, we're off of haddonfield road. maybe about a mile or so from the cherry hill mall. it is still snowing. mike mentioned it's going to end soon. the observations i have for the

atlantic. richmond, 50. ocean city, 43. 42 up in philadelphia. low 40s in pittsburgh.f sunshine but still on the cool side tomorrow. make sure you have the sunglasses if you're traveling locally tomorrow. it's going to be the biggest concern. if you're traveling nationally, the biggest concern is if you're flying into denver or have a y layover. snow showers up through the great lakes as well and for the most part we're looking at quiet weather. warm weather in kansas city, little rock, dallas, cool in the northeast. traveling for the most part tomorrow, overall it's looking fine locally as we look to friday we keep it dry here. friday night, maybe some rain moves in and we deal with wet roads but it's really saturday where we deal with wet roads. i'll show you the latest timing. starting off at 7:00 a.m., rain if you're heading up to pittsburgh, it's going to be a wet ride up that way. back into west virginia, even parts of far western maryland. as we move towards the lunchtime hour here with future weather, still tracking rain in p.a. snow is mixing in even around ar

you can see a deeper purple tour the shore through places like ocean county, atlantic county into cape may county at 6:00. i think some of our heavier snow will be through south jersey and then it moves out f you're going tomorrow evening some of the roads could be know covered to the south and east of south jersey and into philadelphia. but just take your time on area roads just like we did during the morning hours this morning. snow totals about coating to a couple inches widespread throughout the region as you head toward the poconos, not much of anything with this. now overnight, lows in the teens for the most par. nine in the poconos. 20 in millville. 19 in trenton. 19 degrees is going to be pretty much where we'll be in center city. 23 degrees will be on the high end some of our philadelphia county outer areas. during the day tomorrow 33 will be it. afternoon snow showers and of course we'll be seeing winds pretty light out of the southwest. as we look ahead on your seven day forecast take lock at this. mostly is unknee, 40 degrees. sunday an afternoon shower, morning snow chance

atlantic city 40. ocean city 39. forty-three in cape may heading down to rehoboth it is 41 degrees there. yesterday's high was right on the money seasonal high of 44 degrees, and today we will be that with 48, 56 tomorrow, and then we will get chillier on wednesday and thursday but still stays dry, warming up but we will get some rain on the eve of christmas eve saturday but we will dry out by sunday, and santa's trip should be okay. >> that is good. >> okay. >> well, eagles clinched first round bye in the playoffs with the win over giants but wasn't pretty, nick foles threw four touchdowns in the first start but eagles defense did in the play well as one of the worst offences in the league, big daddy graham before we get to sports let's talk about washington crossing reinact. s. >> i come from a military family, right. >> sure. >> i'm down with this. you know what i want reenacted my first date, it went horrible, there i was at the bend been movie theater. i thought i made right moves. can i reinact that? can i get

mount pocono at 38 but atlantic city, ocean city where it is 43, heading to row it is 40. fifty-six today. this is a chilly chain friday, cloudy and milder, getting ready for chance of showers on on saturday, sunday, monday we have a cool trend but at lee a chance of a shower, for sanity 's trip on christmas eve >> yes. >> speaking of christmas lets get to collegeville a christmas eve kind of place i believe, where jen's this morning. >> hi, guys. >> kelly wanted to have it done up with wreaths and gorgeous stuff but save your time and money. you know that cool casserole, that she does on facebook she will make it a thousand times better. a thousand times michael: i'm thankful that i'm alive and have a second chance. james: i'm thankful for the help and the opportunity that i received. darlene: i'm thankful to be able to help people in crisis. vanessa: i'm thankful that addiction is treatable, and that help is available. christie: new jersey is experiencing a heroin epidemic fueled by opioid painkillers. but if you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, i want y

atlantic city. >> now called ac ocean walk resort is expected to reopen in may 2018.t by moody's say property is purchased for 200 million-dollar, that is lower than 29.6 billion it cost to build, revel went bankrupt twice before shut noun 2014, ac ocean walk is expect to operate 100 gaming table, and 2,000 slot machines. >>> and thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back here at 11:00 on the cw at 10. >> up next, "cbs evening news" from new york is jeff glor. see you captioning sponsored by cbs >> this was an attempted terrorist attack. >> glor: a bomb strapped to a bangladeshi immigrant exexplodes in new york's busiest subway station at the height of the morning rush. >> police were coming. then we had to get out of there. >> glor: also tonight, one on one with the french president. some revealing words about his relationship with president trump and the paris climate accord. >> when you sign a treaty, you have to respect it. >> glor: the president's accusers come together. >> he jumped all over me, and he grabbed me and he was trying to kiss me. >> g

i'm swimming to all the oceans. atlantic, pacific, indian, antarctic -- where's greg? greg?e seen greg? greg! greg? is that greg? great, great, great, great. this is is great. i love life. heroes in a half shell. turtle power! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: are you serious, his last name is schnatter? [ laughter ] turtle said that. >> steve: turtle said that about papa john schnatter? >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] guys, the nfl regular season is winding down, and tomorrow the minnesota vikings will take on the green bay packers. that's right. yeah, now as you know, at the end of the season they give out the most valuable player award. but they also give out other awards during the season. sort of like the ones in high school yearbooks. like most likely to succeed, class clown, stuff like that. so with that in mind it's time for "tonight show superlatives." here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ tonight show superlatives ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: first up from the packers, we have wide receiver trevor davis. he was voted most likely to be the love child of bruno mars and

morning, jan, finally, we are seeing a few flakes starting to fall out here in ocean city, earlier, we showed you atlanticy, somers point, and now we are here in ocean city where as you can see, there was some snow that fell overnight, a little bit of accumulation here on some of the cars that we're seeing a little bit of the grassy areas, as well, on top of some of the bushes. but so far the roadways are looking clear on our way here on the atlantic city expressway did see little slush on the roadways, but so far so good. seeing cars moving along very, very smoothly, and there were signs along the highway reminding drivers that more wintery weather is expected later today, so to use caution while they're driving, because while it does look pretty clear right now, that will not be the case as expected later on this morning, and throughout the afternoon, again, here in ocean sit, pretty clear, but we are seeing a good amount of accumulation here on some of the cars and grassy surfaces. we do know that crews in new jersey were preparing all day yesterday, treating the roadways with brine, we have heard thou

atlantic moisture. it's possible as the system gets to the coast, it could strengthen a little bit and get more snow in ocean county and in atlantic city than we do in the inland areas. you see temperatures down to 20s. it's definitely snow. it will be blowing around in the wind. we're talking about a coating to perhaps as much as a couple inches. that's on. temperatures is less brutal then. sunday and it is brutal. temperatures are just incredible. lehigh valley is not going to get to 20 degrees. and it's also going to be pretty windy. that includes the eagles game. so it will be feeling like about 9:00 when the eagles kick off here. it's worse than what we saw for the monday night game. and for new year's eve, look at feels like temperatures. in philadelphia i'm going 1 below zero. 7 below in the lehigh valley at midnight. later next week, not quite as cold. >>> nbc 10 is is counting down until 20. we're getting you ready to ring in the new year with the biggest celebration here in philadelphia. brandon hudson is braving the cold at the river rink at pens landing. >> reporter: the only thing better than th

as move north up toward atlantic county, temperatures in the upper 20s in atlantic city. 27 in summer's point and ocean city around 28 degrees at this hour. at the jersey shore, a good deal of sunshine. temperatures in the low to mid 30s. you may crack the freezing mark later this afternoon. with the feels-like temperatures, it never will feel like that. temperatures across the rest of the area, 30 in philadelphia, 29 in the burbs. 29 at the jersey shore. 32 in delaware. again, layers, layers, layers, the operative word of the day. >> layers as you head out, in case you're getting home from wherever your holiday was. >> pamela osborne has an update to something happening in the east noritton area. >> here's what we know about the situation, hazardous conditions on the roadway there. there was some kind of leak. a lot of water was spilling out on to the roadway. and of course, with the temperatures being what they are, it was freezing, causing icy conditions. they called in a salt truck. again, i have updated information for you. this is germantown pike, all lanes closed. all four lanes between swede an

so ocean county and atlantic city could see a little more snow than other parts of the area. but nobody is likely to get hit hard by that. perhaps a coating up to 2 inches. over the weekend, there's the saturday. it's cloudy all day. sunday and monday, brutally cold. are high temperatures frozen and new year's eve. frozen at 6:00 feeling like 4. midnight feeling like 1 below zero. so we have some brutal weather that'sing and we also have a changs of more snow coming toward the middle of next week. >>> nasa has approved funding for a nearly billion dollar mission to fly a drone over saturn's largest moon. the drone would launch in the mid-2020s after arriving and hop from one spot to the next. astronomers consider them a prime conditioned for the search for extraterrestrial life. >>> next at 5:00, do you monitor your steps. >> what day of the year logged the most steps for fit bit users. >>> ringing in 2018. what nypd what they are doing differently to keep times square party goers safe on new year's eve. >>> and coming up at 6:00, freezing for the fireworks. how crews are cha

plunges in ventnor and ocean city also canceled. >> most people should not be doing this. >> reporter: atlantic city's fire department will have rescue swimmers in dry suits at the plunge here and ems crews on standby. the fire chief says people who have been drinking or those with certain health problems are especially at risk. >> anybody who has heart conditions, cardiac issues, we advise them please don't. >> the majority of the people run up to their knees and waist and come out and warm up. it's risky if you don't use your head. >> reporter: getting set to dive into 2018 with a brutally cold splash. ted greenburg, nbc 10 news. >>> no matter how cold it is, philadelphia's biggest new year's eve tradition will go on. a live look at the blue cross river rink on penn's landing where you can see two fireworks show. one at 6:00 p.m., the other at midnight. you can see both shows live on nbc 10. >>> it will be freezing football weather for eagles' fans on sunday. a live look there at the link. the birds are ready for the brutal cold. let's hope the cowboys aren't. >>> on saturday we're trying som

moody's reports the former revel casino in atlantic city will have a new owner. ac ocean buying the property for $200 million from florida developer glen straub and that the company plans to open the property by memorial day of next year. however straub insists there's no deal. he bought the revel out of bankruptcy two years ago so if the sale is true he would be making a pretty nice profit. apple is buying shazam for $400 million. the song recognition app can identify music within seconds just by listening through the microphone. it was one of the first apps ever developed for the iphone. >>> major stock indices saw gains on monday. thethe dow up about 56 points along with the nasdaq and s & p. u.s. stock futures point to small gains at the opening bell. >>> anyone wearing a cheesy sweater can get free queso dip at chipotle today. you have to buy an an entree while wearing an ugly holiday sweater in order to get the free queso. >> i'm in if you are. >>> new on "action news" a kentucky girl is making christmas merrier for several of her classmates. she's sent letters to f