bob michel, who died last month at the age of 93. he served in the house of representatives for nearly four decades and was republican leader from 1981 until his retirement in 1995. this tribute from the house floor is 30 minutes. resolution 151, whereas the death of the late minority leader of the house of bob"esentatives, robert h. " michel has created not only a personal lost his family, colleagues, and friends, but also a great loss to the nation. led as bob michel wonderful life, blessed with children and grandchildren. where is bob michel was born and raised in pay oreo, illinois. young man bob michel join united states army at the height of one were to, landing at normandy and fighting across europe, earning two bronze stars, for battle stars, and the purple heart for his wounds. whereas bob michel return home from europe, graduated from bradley university, and embarked on a career in public service that would span 44 years. whereas bob michel was elected to congress, serving honor

bob michel i was one of those. we'll miss him. there aren't enough bob michels. and i yield back to the gentleman from illinois. >> i want to thank the speaker for those warm words. this means so much for his family and for all of his colleagues. i want to thank everybody that spoke here tonight. from the elroy delegation who spoke so fondly about mr. michael. when we think about the traits that he exemplified, integrity, genuineness and disability that everybody talked here tonight, i think it is also important to remember where he came from in illinois. the congressional district that he represented, the 18th congressional district was the same district that congressman abraham lincoln represented. same districte that bob michael represented. you think about those strong, midwestern values they never forgot. another thing unique about all three is a they were all very within one hour of each other. oak ridge cemetery, president lincoln, p come cemetery -- bob michael couldn't been buried in arlington cemetery but he chose to be very next to the love of his life

he was congressman before bob was elected and senator while bob was serving.e buried if peoria then i'm not too big to be buried in peoria. and the final quote in this editorial is from bob and it begins, you never know for sure how you're going to be perceived in history. but you want to be a credit to your kids and to the people that are closest around you that they will maybe take a leaf from your book if it's desirable. and will fill the shoes that get emptied when you pass on. and so lastly, we remember a bob michel who did that. who made congress better by being here and who brought honor to his hometown of peoria. let me introduce finally scott michael. when the michel family gave me the privilege of helping them organize the memorial service in peoria, and here,el. when the michel family gave me the privilege of helping them organize the memorial service in peoria, and here, all of us, except for scott, thought that family member should say something. and we persuaded scott to be the spokesman for the family. you all know bob loved every one of his chi

nobody likes mimes, especially you, bob. >> bob: i certainly don't.otpants of yours. those were the highlight of some of our days. i'm going to agree with united on this. i think if they are flying for free, and i think, if i'm not mistaken, their father caught on before them and he must've known what the dress code was. >> eric: he was wearing leggings too. >> bob: he was? >> eric: you always have to take it one step further. >> bob: exactly. i don't understand why they can't just do what they are supposed to do if you are flying for free. if i could fly for free first class. i'd wear -- >> greg: god knows what you would wear. the other part of the story, this probably never would've been a story about a fellow traveler and blogger overheard it. it wasn't even a big deal. some of the girls found close to put on. but the fellow traveler and blogger, miss lizzie -- miss b. >> meghan: people who live tweet about other people. >> greg: half of it is made up. >> bob: i agree with kennedy. i like the days when used to wear ties and jackets. now they don't

baldwin. >> bob: yes. >> kimberly: we are interpreters for you. >> bob: read? we agree kate mckinnon is probably the most talented comedian on the air? she can do everybody. >> kimberly: i love her. >> bob: "one more thing" is up next. >> kimberly: i hate today. here's to the heroes -- america's small business owners. and here's to the heroes behind the heroes, who use their expertise to keep those businesses covered. and here's to the heroes behind the heroes behind the heroes, who brought us delicious gyros. actually, the gyro hero owns vero's gyros, so he should have been with those first heroes. ha ha! that's better. so, to recap -- small business owners are heroes, and our heroes help heroes be heroes when they're not eating gyros delivered by -- ah, you know what i mean. c'mohappy birthday! i survived a heart attack. i'm doing all i can to keep from having another one. and i'm taking brilinta. for people who've been hospitalized for a heart attack. i take brilinta with a baby aspirin. no more than one hundred milligrams as it affects how well it works. br

good job, bob. shocking turn of events. >> dana: breaking news. >> kimberly: choking off a little bit of visit air supply. it >> bob: their signs are never spelled right in there upside down. >> kimberly: they act so spoiled and entitled for they don't want to listen to what anybody else has to say in the whole point of going to college is open your mind and listen and learn and have tolerance. but they act like fascists. besides that, maybe they are drinking too much. >> greg: i don't think so. they don't look like they have fun. >> eric: we keep having these stories and it keeps happening. milo and every year there's four or five of these things. this is a little bit different. this is a group, american enterprise institute, they invited someone to speak on campus was fairly controversial. this is different from say, a commencement speaker being told -- they are rapping me. being told they are can't speak because they are controversial. maybe there's a way for private groups like the american ente

bob, it's important to listen. if you don't exactly have a full understanding of what's going on on the ground in syria and every foreign theater, it's good to hear and listen to the generals. >> bob: he doesn't know what he's doing. >> kimberly: we didn't say that. >> bob: do you think he knows something about syria? >> kimberly: if you know anything about donald trump a yu know him personally for many years, like i do, he's going to a equip himself to be able to succeed. he's not going to go into the presidency and say sorry, i didn't do a good job. he's going to try to get it right and if he is relying heavily on the advice of generals and people in his cabinet because he wants that strength and intelligence and previous success from people who know what they're doing so he can incorporate that into his foreign policy plan. following up by asking questions so that he can learn and make good decisions. that's what a president should do. >> bob: what do you think he was talking about, how do you do business in afg

>> bob: yeah.i think there probably is can somebody tell me why this was left right in front of my table? >> dana: to do your powder. >> kimberly: when you start breaking out in a sweat. >> bob: no sweat here. other people and myself included, there is going to be healthcare delivered. these insurance companies are not going to go -- what are they going to do pan main yums. they are going to get healthcare and go to emergency rooms and drive up the cost of healthcare which is why we had this in the first place. so my guess is expand the medicaid out even more that the 130% or whatever it is above poverty level. let's get people on medicaid or medicare and if you want to buy a cadillac program like eric does, then pay $10,000 extra a year. >> dana: i have got to let eric take a whack at that. >> eric: good luck with that republican senate and house that will never lie. >> bob: not going to take care of people? >> >> kimberly: is he playing now. >> eric: very important statement in his concession spe

bob, karen, they were the closest of friends.a trip with him, we needed -- we never needed to do that. with the house of representatives across this nation. we were both children of immigrants, like many first-generation americans. we only don't to this great nation. in the 12 years of the house of representatives. the last time i saw him was at a , he was having the time of his life. importance ofhe listening and respecting another person's view if you did not agree with it. he never took politics as warfare because he had seen real war. it is an honor that you are with us senator dole. [applause] so many of the greatest there was a quiet field-tested bravery, it showed us that the consensus is that intelligentat compromise was not capitulation it is how a democracy works. he once said and i quote, raising the level of your voice does not raise the discussion. acts of uncommon progress can be on courtesy, one look at his historic legislature achievements, you know that is true. bob michael often said that the real heroes of worl

bob?e has got a video camera. >> dana: i think they were from france and they wouldn't have cared. that's a good first exercise. >> greg: facebook friday, i will let it go. too late, dana. >> kimberly: mind is amazing. after 21 years of service to the u.s. armed forces, the predator drone is said to be retired from service. it is going to cease flying completely by july 1st. good news out there because the american military will then begin to rely heavily on the more advanced, more lethal mq9. the more modern one is better equipped, has overall superior operational capabilities, more accuracy. very excited. this is amazing. your friend obama, predator drones. we've got a new and improved one for president trump to unleash on isis. >> greg: time for greg's disgusting news. this is terrible. if you have children in the room, leave. this is at the cincinnati zoo. you have three rare tiger cubs rejected by their mother and so blake, the australian shepard. blakely, i'm sorry. provided snuggly

bob. >> bob: the number of contractors has been a huge leap since 9/11.s the right place to look there and we know it has happened once per you've got it spread out over more people. when i was in the white house, i had clearance but it was very limited. now there are a thousand people have access. >> i think the contractor issue, bob, you have hit the right note, is going to be one of the leading edges of the story. what we've seen is an explosion in the use of contractors and based on our reporting today at fox news, there are three scenarios under consideration. one is an insider or contractor. the second is that it was a cyber breach or network breach, and the third is that it was a combination of the two. i would point out that after the nsa contractor edward snowden leaked documents in 2013 that exposed government surveillance on u.s. citizens, it was also posted by wikileaks. another contractor -- the same contractor maintained its contracts. hard to see how there was any kind of punishment for what happened in 2013. we may be revisiting the issue

>> bob: i do.bout the task force, for the last 15 years, it's become a safer and safer country. he's got to go to history classes. secondly, what we need is not to have his attorney general say after were going to cut off federal funding for law enforcement. exactly the kind of people you need to take care of the people who are criminals who are illegals. i am for doing all that. i'm not for ripping a woman who's got cancer out of the hospital, even if she wasn't that sick, and her kids waiting for her in new york. that is sick, and it's a thug. >> eric: can we put that to rest? >> greg: we have been taking care of that woman for quite some time and we are still taking care of her. since i am already yakking -- >> eric: one more thing about bob pointing out. they started under president obama wanted to earmark education funding for deportation. >> bob: i agree with you. in favor of a sanctuary at in the last block. >> greg: you have a mayor of the city where the primary aerobic exercise is bullets.

bob still is not home. the bottom line, madam president, is that iran is responsible for returning bob to his family. if iranian officials don't have bob, then they sure know where to find him, so today we renew

bob: i think it already has. one of the reasons is our exports it's hard to sell to areas of the world that aren't growing. maria: is there any area in the rest of the world you would recommend clients take a look at in terms of investment? sam: i think it emerging markets look attractive from an earnings perspective and dividend yield basis. a lot of their debt has to be paid in the u.s. dollar. if we find the euro ends up collapsing we'll be seeing the strengthening of the u.s. dollar which will hurt the emerging markets. but we do find it's the emerging markets that show the greatest longer term growth. >> you have to feel like with the federal reserve raising interest rates, that will be good for the emerging markets. >> it will be good for their currencies yes, also just for trade in general. and i also don't belie they are looking to restrain with the fed still being quite stimulative with my target being 2.25%. but also they are telegraphing their moves. a boxer is rarely felled by the punch he expects. ev

see if i look at the difference this is making for bob. >> bob: nice stuff.e francis is known as somebody who relates to children very, very well. this is what happened the other day. there it is. took his cap right off, smiled and laughed and put it back on. >> greg: disappearing cap. >> dana: these dogs are beautiful. congratulations. mario and luigi. >> kimberly: ronan wants to keep them together. >> dana: that's it for us. "special report" is next. >> this is a fox news alert. welcome to a busy washington. i am bret baier. vote counting chaos on capitol hill. high-stakes vote to dismantle obamacare plan for today has been postponed. the house leadership and the trump administration did not have enough yeses. president trump spent the day trying to get conservative republican lawmakers to get ds on the american health care act but a short time ago, the chairman of the house freedom caucus said the votes are just not there. what now? vote tomorrow? president trump's agenda could hang in the balance. we have fox team coverage.

let us carry forward bob's courage and conviction and stability.teristics stability and grace, he held the respective colleagues on both sides of the aisle. i am sure that's what the test democrats into th and the housed with him and all respected and loved bob michael. his relationship with speaker o'neill was legendary. tip o'neill served as speaker and took the leader's office and yielded the speaker's office and that author is now named for him and it brings us joy to all of us that it is and it brings luster to that office that bears his name. but they are )-close-paren and traveled a bit and i'm just telling one story about jack lew who works with tip o'neill and billy pitts who worked with bob michael. one time they were visiting russia, soviet union at the time and they were so closed and interactive in such a nonpartisan bipartisan way that when tip o'neill's spokesperson wasn't available to leave the precedent they would both speak out, billy stepped in. bill lee and jack, please stand up because they will probably be the closest people.

bob iger turned out to be right.y when you're going to be -- in these days where you're going to be unbundling the cable model, as jim stewart said, that's the biggest, biggest challenge disney faces, you want at your helm somebody like bob iger who knows that in the end, having the premium content is what protects you in a world where people can go anywhere and get anything. and certainly, when youtube is putting on content that's destructive and denigrating, and now people are fleeing it, you protect your brand of disney, which is one of the great brands of the century, and you protect your business model if you're somebody like bob iger who understands good and premium content. >> is two years long enough to see this content versus technology thing really more come to a head? you mentioned the sort of unbundling of content. netflix has its model. we see technology companies like apple and amazon trying to move more into the content space. or are we going to see bob iger kind of play his fuller hand in that environ

bob: legitimacy is so important.f you look at most republicans who ran in the primary last time, they wanted to take an axe to the federal government and cut agencies. but the way trump and associates talk about them has de-legitimized it. term, thearing this deep state, putting the intelligence community in an almost conspiratorial tone. david: it is paranoia. republicans have always wanted to cut the size of government. but if you ask people in previous administrations, very bushes, what do you think of the career people you worked with, career bureaucrats? they would say that they were surprisingly good. that is always been my experience when i sit in a meeting off the record. i always say that these people are impressive and they are not making a lot of money. they do it maybe because they like job security, but they also believe in the mission of their agency and also believe in their country. you can have more of them or less of them, but to say they are rigged, to say that president obama meant obamacare to fa

i just gave you -- >> bob: it was -- >> lisa: it was republicans who have been playing ball. >> bob:gize for these guys. >> harris: it's nuts that he doesn't have a filter. the supreme court nominee neil gorsuch on the hot seat as we have been talking about this hour facing tough questions. they're expected to come back any moment and we will be covering it live as it happens. stay with us red lobster's lobsterfest is back with 9 lobster dishes. try succulent new lobster mix & match or see how sweet a lobster lover's dream can be. there's something for everyone and everyone's invited. so come in soon. >> sandra: judge neal gorsuch's confirmation hearing is back underway after a brief recess. >> i was one voice among a great many. in terms of when it was struck down, hand and held that the detainment treaty act didn't apply retroactively, it only applied prospectively. at several years later, i want to say it was 2008 may be, court came back around. >> what i'm driving at is the mccain section, relative to cruel and inhuman degrading treatment. i assume or i hope you had a chance to g

bob was delighted. we should cancel. .ot once -- we shook hands not once, ever, to this moment has a harsh word ever passed between bob dole and me, in public or in private. [applause] we disagreed often. we negotiated vigorously almost every working day. when we couldn't reach an agreement, which was frequent, we let the senate decide the issue. senate andood in the debated strongly for opposing points of view, we never made it personal. i believe that is the proper way to conduct business in the senate and in our democracy. i'm deeply grateful to bob dole for treating me in that manner during the six years that we served as leaders together. [applause] for that in many ways. i will tell you the second story . after i retired from the senate i joined the law firm. me a not bad but fairly small office, no staff. couple years later bob decided to join a law firm. the firm encouraged me to talk to him. he came, they gave him an entire floor of the office building. six separate offices in addition to his p

bob? >> hey scotty good morning, everybody, just you'll be surprised what's left over from yesterday. 6:01, here is a live look at stump road. look at all of the chunky ice, that is still in this intersection, and 22 degrees, anything that's still out there, isn't wet, it is iced over. sheet of ice this morning in the neighborhoods, a lot of the on and off-ramps, the turning lanes, like there guy here, you can just see the chunky ice, that's everywhere. and we've had handful every accidents this morning, south on 95, right here, cottman avenue in the left lane, careful in the work zones, because there was no place to plow the snow, so that's kinds of lingering what would be the left or right lanes in the work zone. good morning wilmington. this is live look at i495. they're still dealing with this crash in chaddsford. it is route one, creek road, great example, riding along on dry surface, and then out of no where, you try to stop maybe at the intersection, that's filled with all of that l

bob: what do you think, charlie?ughter] charlie: but they are not calling me up this -- to like during the course of my reporting, it was like pulling off the scabs. this is the dynamic that of ended the white house so long for the first few months of his presidency we have been talking about banning versus -- forget about that conventional wisdom. competingting -- players, former executive at goldman sachs, close friends working with ivanka trump, trump's daughter, jared kushner they areviser -- polished, worldly, connected to the wall street community. there seen as a different type of operative within the white house because of their business background. they are moderate when it comes to politics. because of their rise in power there seen as a different type of-- and they have the preside's ear. any kind of divisions faded away as they see powell and cohen is real rivals. charlie: what did you think? >> i thought it was a terrific piece. it had not occurred to a lot of us in washington. i don't know. bob does. it

bob redell, today in the bay. >>> thanks, bob. breaking news overnight on the east coast. this is new video into our newsroom showing a massive fire that burned several buildings along the jersey shore. high winds in the area made it tough for firefighters to get the fire under control. and at one point the fire was so intense it caught a nearby condo complex on fire. we just learned moments ago two firefighters have two minor injuries. we will continue to bring you any updates as they come into our newsroom. >> in the meantime, we are following a developing story it of stockton. the fbi involved in a case against that city's former mayor, anthony silva. a warrant is out for his arrest, but he's out of the country. you may remember he was arrested last august after he was accused of eavesdropping on at a youth camp and giving alcohol to under-aged kids. the fbi searched his house yesterday and the kids club that he run. they were seen carrying boxes of documents from his location. >> i saw cops running in saying we have a warrant for this house. >> silva is currently vacat

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we're glad you joined us for bob newhart. coming up right now. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> pleased to welcome bob newhart back to this program. he's been delighting with us his comedy for more than 50 years. the final season of newhart was released on dvd including the surprise ending that is still considered one the of best in tv history. to refresh your memory, here is that famous scene from the newhart series finale. >> honey -- honey, wake up. you won't believe the dream i just had. don't you want to hear about it? [ laughter ] all right, bob, what is it? >> i was an inn keeper in this crazy little town in vermont. >> that was one of the best endings ever. >> and my wife's idea. she came up with it. yeah, yeah. we were in the sixth year of the show one day. and i was kind of unhappy with cbs for moving us around and putting shows in front of us and behind us. and we were at a christmas party and we were waiting to have the picture taken in the people's hole we were at.

communications. >> eric: no one disagrees with that bob. the intel committee can say is not going on and now we find out it was. >> dana: but what was going on? >> eric: clapper said the nsa wasn't collecting data on americans. >> dana: i'm curious. what are you saying they lied about on monday? >> eric: they were asked is there an ongoing investigation going on and where they targeted? no and no. but they were and they are. >> dana: you don't accept that incidental collection about a different topic is not targeting and investigating them. >> eric: the way it was incidental because it went through the fisa court. >> dana: what was the original warrant about? who were they talking to? >> eric: if you're going to tap into an american, you have to go to the fisa court. >> greg: we don't know anything. >> kimberly: lots of breaking news today, as you can see. more on this developing story and the london terror attack. safety isn't a list of boxes to check. it's taking the best technologies out there and adapting them to work for you. the ultra

now, notice this bob kelly.eason the traffic lights are working, chris of, right here, you missed this, here is a generator. this will be the first of many smaller generators, and you'll notice this, this one, not chained up, but cabled up. but police are keeping a close eye on these things, they're worth couple of thousand bucks. but that's why the traffic lights are working. all right, chris, walk as fast as you can to the next intersection. it is street after street. this is how you get the number and you see why a thousand not people but homes and businesses that are without power. another small side street. completely in the dark. now 40 hours about since this. across the street, you see the kay laudromat. maybe you don't see it because it is so dark. and maybe our camera light is helping you see some things. but if we didn't have this camera light on, you wouldn't see anything. and it is trash day coincidentally. good luck to those guys if they're coming in the dark. but there is the laudromat. another bus

we'll follow this along with bob coming up. back to you guys. >>> for now politics and what's next for attorney general jeff sessions. democrats keep calling for his resignation even though he says he will recrews himself from any investigation into the 2016 campaign. >> that was the latest development from yesterday. edward lawrence joining us live in washington. it seems like every single day there is some sort of new development with the trump administration. what's the latest? good morning. >>> yeah. good morning, sam and kris. it seems like there is a rift of stories about sessions and the trump administration. democrats are saying the attorney general must resign. >> attorney general jeff sessions defends himself, saying he he should have disclosed his meeting with the russian ambassador. >> let me be clear, i never had meeting with russian operatives or russian intermediaries about the trump campaign. >> he recused himself from any investigation into russian meddling. during his confirmation hearing, sessions did not dis

so, bob, you have a magical up close look. >> yes, i did.nd look at the little tradition, all right. some of the philly's finest, most brave showed me ropes and explained what it takes to become a part of the famed pipe and drum band. lets take a look. >> ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen in philadelphia, pipes and drums. >> reporter: they are one of the most recognized groups in the st. patrick's day parade, philadelphia's finest and philadelphia's most brave, saving lives and making beautiful music, you will at the same time. when at the parade there is no mistaken, when the philadelphia police and fire pipe and drum bandies passing by. rich in tradition and style, the band was started back in 1996. >> our main goal, to honor those who died in the line of duty and anybody who is a philadelphia cop, fireman, passed away, retired, active we are there to pay them in honor and thank them for when they served. >> reporter: when they are not thanking the fallen for their service... >> ♪ >> they are performing at other events like philadelphia police pro

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bob redell, today in the bay. >>> thank you, bob. our investigative unit uncovered new documents that show how much the santa clara water district is paying an outside public relations firm in the way of coyote creek flood. >>> happening today, a show of support for women participating in a day without women. tomorrow is international women's day. and the same group that organized the march on washington is calling on women to take the day off from work. it is an effort to call attention to the economic power and significance of women. santa clara county supervisor chavez and others are holding a news conference in a few hours at 10:00. they will announce that the county is supporting a day without. >>> it has been a nuisance for some neighbors. now they are getting close to limiting the noise from san carlos airport. they have been given an earful of those bothered by flights into and out of the airport. san ma take county supervisors are considering a nighttime curfew. the board will hold a series of meetings between now and july t

is espn the big problem for disney and what does bob iger need to do to fix it?stpn is by far the profit contributor and it has been the engine of growth over the last 15 years. the growth rate has slowed over the last couple of years as subscribers leave the pay-tv ecosystem, cord cutters, and that has impacted espn and the growth rate. the challenge for bob iger and the management team -- at disney is to articulate a strategy whereby they can take high quality and valuable content on espn and take it directly to the consumer via some type of app or streaming service in a way that is economically viable for espn. to date, they have not come up with a strategy for that and it is not surprising because there is no company that makes more money off the pay-tv ecosystem of one cable channel than it is the disney company with espn. they have to tread lightly here, but that is job number one for bob iger to manage the evolution of espn from the analog world to the digital world. mark: who is going to succeed in that? a big question. i don't think they know. the questi

why is that bob michael?because the data coming out of europe is surprising everyone to the outside, but it should not be. we have an enormous correction in the euro. based on how the euro has done, you would have expected manufacturing to pick up. you would've expected exports to pick up. you have a very accommodative central bank. that is what the market is starting to price in again. the question i would ask is johnathan: you have a fed talking about normalizing a balance sheet. potentially raising rates. a treasury market is resilient. my question is, the bond bears underestimating the structural forces that have driven down the euro for the last 30 years? >> i think we have already seen the bulk of the repricing in our treasury curve. our rates are 100 basis height -- points higher than they were a year ago. that is pricing in growth that is 1% better growth going forward on a permanent basis. if we have been growing at 2% a year for the last eight years, the markets are now saying maybe we will grow 2.5

bob kelly?nd you can be bobby shades. >> bobby shades. >> today. we've got no rain to show you on radar. it is gone. it is out of here. it is dry. here in old city, it is 50 degrees. sunrise, 6:49, we'll actually see some sunshine today. now, other temperatures, mid 30's in mount pocono, our chilly spot this morning, not surprisingly. forty-five in millville, 49 in lancaster, 47 degrees down in wildwood. winds are not an issue right now, but they'll probably be picking up a bit of a sunrise. and by lunchtime we will be at five a degrees, a breezy afternoon, but high temperature of 62 degrees. not bad at all. we will talk about the changes coming in time for the first week of april coming up in just a few minutes, bob kelly? >> bobby shades, reporting for duty. 4:30, i'm so happy. i finally found my sunglasses, they've been missing since the saint patrick's day parade. the leprochans got ahold of them, but they were burried in my make up bag. trade in your shovel for your shades. sun glare, going

karen, back over to you. >> thank you so much there, bob.do begin with this breaking news, it comes from new castle county where police are investigating an officer-involved shooting. we know one man is dead. g righe keeley with the latest on what's going on. steve, what are you showing us? >> you can see, investigators are scouring this car. that's a focus. this is the second crime scene. if you weren't just joining us, this is the one we've been showing across that appears to be in a park. and a team of investigators, chris, stay tight on that as possible while i describe this. and these team of investigators, the men in the suits we showed you the last time, walk from this scene, to this scene. and so you can see the car doors are open. a tenant you'll hear mentions a car being shot up, a police car being shot up, where we are on this side of the street. so, that is one active investigation. chris, now, if can you slowly pull look. they've got big construction lights. that's why you can see the reflection off these trees. so they're light

so first we need a check of weather and then update those road with bob, and i-76. >> we are in the 6:00 o'clock hour. we will give you a six out of 10 in weather by the numbers. less than perfect day it will be milder then yesterday. we might need an umbrella, is there budd which his cheese stake for national cheese stake day. don't forget your winter coat this morning. we have wind chills in the 20 's this morning. 32 degrees feels like 26. your sunrise time isn't until 6:58, we will probably start out with sunshine but look what is heading our way, precipitation from the west, and then this system will probably arrive here in philadelphia around lunchtime, earlier in the mountains and this is where it could get slippery with some freezing rain, sleet, maybe even some snow possible in the pocono mountains but for us, i think by lunchtime it will be well above freezing and we are expecting a high of 55 degrees , just a few showers in the forecast for lunchtime and rest of the day should be fine if you are stepping outside for friday night, date night, bob kelly. >> you know it, 6:02.

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thank you, bob.rosecute verse now charged more than dozen people with being connected to a major drug ring. this was in bucks county. investigators say it started in the richland township area allegedly by 27 year old seamus mccarthy, and his brother, 22 years olds casey. police say the drug ring worked for about three years, raked in about a million bucks a year, despite the investigation, the d.a. says they still don't have enough information to issue a warrant for mccarthy's property. >> that is where the rubber hits the road. our information was fresh enough to arrest them, but not fresh enough to search their house. >> they're good kids, good neighbors, this is terrible. >> just too hard to believe. >> so, they're still looking for the supplier, there he is, antoin harris, they say, also another suspect, ryan. if you know where they are, call police. also, do you think your car -- do you leave your car running when you fill up your gas tank. we have a video of what you may want to do. owner of t

bob kelly, nice to have you back. >> great to be back. it was, i the garth brooks concert on sun day night. that is wy ld have gotten up. >> we felt so sorry with those front row seats, you with just waving at garth. >> i have never been that close to the concert. i thought he would hand me his guitar. >> we thought you could smell his breath. >> well, i give him an altoid at one point. we will have some pictures coming up. >> excellent. >> thanks, bob. how about weather. we had fog yesterday, issues today, or no. >> we do were you not as bad. we don't have a dense fog advisory at lee not yet. we will see fit gets worse before better but we do still have a six out of 10 because we have some rain around and some more in the forecast. it stays unsettled. visibility two and a half miles at philly international and in lancaster it is a mile in mount pocono, kind of fog any wilmington as well but these numbers are not as low as they were yesterday. lightening moving through, the new york area, and northern new jersey, this morning, we had a fe