i'm bryan mack hand. >> i'm -- kenny and michelle have the day off. jessica flores is live with the latest. jessica. >>reporter: the fbi have been iw the family is included to the north club shooter. neighbors heard the commotion. that's when the fbi arrested her at the home behind me -- i want to read you what it says. it says i'm glad to see that omar mateen's wife has been charged with aiding and abetting her husband in the commission of the brutal attack on the pulse nightclub. she'll be charged with obstruction of justice. according to jail records, she was arrested on suspicion of tampering with a witness. she's head in jail at douglas. gunman mateen in 2013 -- they had a young son together. mateen died in a shootout with police after he killed 49 people inside of the pulse nightclub. she was interviewed after the nightclub shooting but not charged: we heard from her neighbors whod the mother and her son -- take a listen. >> very quiet. you don't see problems at all. so the blinds were always [indiscernible]. she leaves at 8:00 in the morning. c

and as bryan said gathering we'll be feedback from people that bike through the z that walk and drive through it and as the mayor said we'll be doing an evaluation to see what is working and not and other parts of city finally i want to acknowledge the 0 folks out here with the jack hammers powerfully concrete and from a construction were the ones that were contracted to do this around the city and want to give them a shout out this project and many others and the other contractors that work with side benefit of all that work we're trading jobs for san francisco businesses that's it we look forward to seeing how this works and it seems to be working as designed works well and safely i hope to keep that that way everyone of the fatality collisions we hear and read about through throughout the year tragic and every one of them is preventable that is to help to prevent them along with educating people when the laws and about how to get around town safely and changing the laws but that work is important we can get to zero with projects like this thanks very much we appreciate everyone com

and as bryan said gathering we'll be feedback from people that bike through the z that walk and drive through it and as the mayor said we'll be doing an evaluation to see what is working and not and other parts of city finally i want to acknowledge the 0 folks out here with the jack hammers powerfully concrete and from a construction were the ones that were contracted to do this around the city and want to give them a shout out this project and many others and the other contractors that work with side benefit of all that work we're trading jobs for san francisco businesses that's it we look forward to seeing how this works and it seems to be working as designed works well and safely i hope to keep that that way everyone of the fatality collisions we hear and read about through throughout the year tragic and every one of them is preventable that is to help to prevent them along with educating people when the laws and about how to get around town safely and changing the laws but that work is important we can get to zero with projects like this thanks very much we appreciate everyone com

and as bryan said gathering we'll be feedback from people that bike through the z that walk and drive through it and as the mayor said we'll be doing an evaluation to see what is working and not and other parts of city finally i want to acknowledge the 0 folks out here with the jack hammers powerfully concrete and from a construction were the ones that were contracted to do this around the city and want to give them a shout out this project and many others and the other contractors that work with side benefit of all that work we're trading jobs for san francisco businesses that's it we look forward to seeing how this works and it seems to be working as designed works well and safely i hope to keep that that way everyone of the fatality collisions we hear and read about through throughout the year tragic and every one of them is preventable that is to help to prevent them along with educating people when the laws and about how to get around town safely and changing the laws but that work is important we can get to zero with projects like this thanks very much we appreciate everyone com

it's bryan, and you know him as lefty. he's going to come to give us a wonderful sermon on john 3: 16. so come on up. [ applause ] >> i didn't like the guy i was. i wasn't the person i told everybody else i was. i definitely was not the man i wanted to be, so i ended up telling the lord one sunday evening and i said, hey, you know what? i want to serve you 100%. let me get out to see my family one day. that is the only thing that gives me hope. >> if brie rn stays out of trouble in prison, he'll be eligible for parole in 2023. meanwhile, larry sanders continues trying to point younger inmates toward the right path. >> i mean, i ain't never been up in here. >> well, you ain't never been in here. >> a lot of them are involved in gangs and stuff, because they have to be, because the way how it is in here. >> why you want to go talk to the kids? >> because, you know, nobody never came and talked to me when i was in school and talked to me and gave me a different outlook on the way i took life in, and you know, if somebody did,

bryan is the first man to sing the star spangled banner at the game in 10 years. bryan will be opening the game, lady gaga will be on the super bowl stage peforming at half time. this morning - the super bowl 51 match up is set. a season that began with tom brady up is set. a season that began with tom brady serving a four-game suspension will end the new england patriots quarterback broke his franchise record.. passing for 384 yards and three touchdowns to power his team to a 36-17 win over the pittsburgh steelers in a-f-c championship. but before the pats stunned the steelers - it was the atlanta falcons, powering past the packers. falcons quarterback matt ryan threw for four touchdowns to beat green bay 44 to 21 in the n-f-c championship. the falcons have never won the super bowl, and this is only their second trip to the big game. this will be the patriots ninth super bowl. they've won four. super bowl fifty one is february fifth in houston. coming up at six - were following breaking news across montgomery county. in hyattstown... a fire, destorying a home and

he plays lbj. >> bryan is definitely a vet at these awards shows. "breaking bad" earned him one golden globe, four nominations. in order to play his role bryan had to reach in the depths of his past, some of which he details in his new memoir. >> he told nancy o'dell all about it. >> you talk in your memoir about an ex-girlfriend you that say you had a lot of difficulty with. >> i met this vivacious, beautiful young woman at an audition. i come to find out that she was actually very much of a drug addict. and i tried to break up with her several times. to which her answer was, "no." she acted insanely and threatened to kill me or to have me killed. and i had this epiphany. i saw myself hurt her, kill her. >> in your imagination. >> oh, my god. it was so real that i didn't know it was my imagination. >> wow. >> until i found myself shaking on my floor and sweating and realizing this is what i've come to. it was obviously a seminal moment of my life but also one of the most disturbing times i've ever had. >> you said you actually channeled this i litt

todas las maÑanas y por las tardes tambiÉn. >>> tanto jonathan como bryan dicen que apoyan a esteban, ni la familia santiago ni las familias atlas vÍctimas estuvieran sufriendo. >>> en puerto rico, para univisiÓn. >>> sobre la masacre ocurrida las autoridades federales refuerzan la seguridad en principales aeropuertos de la naciÓn, aunque muchos viajeros dicen estar seguros varios expertos dicen que leas medidas deberÍan ser permanentes para evitar otra tragedia como la del viernes, vamos con mÁs. >>> primera vez que me encuentro con una situaciÓn asÍ. estÁbamos proeblg padres. >>> fueron noticia que sacudiÓ a mundo. >>> y tenemos a nÚmeross policÍas a nÚmeros de aguar dasa nacional, y etapa en ese todo los aeropuertos. >>> esto es que han visto viajeros en el preso aeropuertos en el new jersey y new jersey donde la autoridad por tou desplego Ó por autoridades fuertemente armados con unidades caninas y detectores de explosivos para evitar asÍ que se cometan tragedias como la okay wrud en el aeropuerto de fort lauderdale. >>> notÉ un cambio en la seguridad de momento te impone ver a t

van aanholt teams up with his former boss at crystal palace and bryan oviedo and gibsonjoin up with theirt sunderland. and we'll tell you why tens of thousands of runners at the great scottish run have been left disappointed after a twilight cycle around the course. good evening. lots to bring you tonight, but let's start with football. the draw for the fifth round of the fa cup took place earlier, and it threw up a real david versus goliath—style match up. the lowest ranked side left in the competition, sutton united will host one of the most successful teams the fa cup has ever seen. our reporter rebecca hanley has more. cheering as cheers go they don't get much bigger than this. sutton now have premier league giants arsenal firmly in their sights. a win against the gunners would make cup history but just playing against them will mean a huge win for the club's finances. it's still sinking in but that is an unbelievable draw for us, home to a clu b unbelievable draw for us, home to a club like arsenal is what dreams are made of. there is such a buzz around the town and a few of the lads

julie: bryan llenas thank you very much for your reporting tonight. moment caught on camera of a pickup truck smashing right into a bus filled with passengers. wow we will have details ahead and it could be sleep apnea but here's the question could sleep apnea be the cause behind several deadly trtrtrtrtr i mean wish i had time to take care of my portfolio, but.. well, what are you doing tomorrow -10am? staff meeting. noon? eating. 3:45? uh, compliance training. 6:30? sam's baseball practice. 8:30? tai chi. yeah, so sounds relaxing. alright, 9:53? i usually make their lunches then, and i have a little vegan so wow, you are busy. wouldn't it be great if you had investments that worked as hard as you do? yeah. introducing essential portfolios. the automated investing solution that lets you focus on your life. you won't see these folks they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your computer. get a 4 week trial,

or immediately they see him coming and say bryan ross is here, forget it. >> bryan was not able to findctual names of the donors because they're apparently being kept secret for now. but the trump committee did say that of that 100 million plus that they've gathered now, whatever's left over will be given to charity and trump has said that this is going to be a fairly low key, a very elegant but not as lavish celebration as inaugurations past. >> i still think bryan doesn't get a plus one anywhere. >> sorry, bryan. >>> coming up in our next half hour, two sisters missing for more than 30 years have been found alive and well. they disappeared during a nasty divorce and custody battle back in 1985. hear the break in this cold case that led investigators right to them. >>> but first a high school junior who got himself blocked on twitter by donald trump. what he tweeted to the future president that ended up going viral. you're watching "world news now." ♪ ♪ >>> okay. so no shock here, donald trump loves twitter and plans to continue doing so once he's in the white house. >> and we know he

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan talked to the family. >> they seen it. the kids seen what happened. >> a child's recommendation of the hit-and-run crash that killed his grandmother. >> this is a picture of her grandson of the car hitting his grandmom with his little cousin? his hands. >> philadelphia police say friday night the driver of this white mini-van ran over 48 year old woman and small child, as they were crossing the street with several other children at 57th and girard. the family have identified the victim as catherine brown of west philadelphia. >> she loved her grandkids. she saved one. she sacrificed her life for her grandson. >> raymond dugan is brown's son-in-law. said just before the accident, they were having family birthday at 54th and master, brown offered to babysit.

. >> history coming to life i'm cleve bryan, coming up what south jersey high school students thought about president trump's inauguration speech. >>> and we will continue to track rain tonight, after what has been a very glummy and wet day, the rain now moving out, but we will talk about fog and a even stronger storm i'll tell you whether it can impact your weekend, don. >>> joel embiid's chance to date rihanna took a hit when he was not named a starter in the all-star game so how was joe joe dealing with rejection he'll tell news >>> and our coverage of the historic inauguration, of president donald trump continues, lets go back to jessica dean in washington, jessica? >> hi ukee, good evening, once again, from washington d.c. where festivity continue, to be underway, here to celebrate the inauguration of donald j trump as our forty-fifth president here this is united states. it was very interesting to be, an eyewitness to that today. we were certainly eyewitness toes history. we had a interesting vantage point earlier today if you were able to see us at 1:00 where we were able to ta

julie: bryan llenas thank you very much for your reporting tonight.rific moment caught on camera of a pickup truck smashing right into a bus filled with passengers. wow we will have details ahead and it could be sleep apnea but here's the question could sleep apnea be the cause behind several deadly train crashes? that's been an ongoing debate. coming up the new precautions from state officials are pushing that could actually save lives. so when it comes to pain relievers, why put up with just part of a day? aleve, live whole not part. painter: you want this color over the whole house? it's your tv, take it with you. with directv and at&t, stream live tv anywhere data-free. join directv today starting at $35 a month. no extra monthly fees. everyone talks about what happens when you turn sixty-five. but, really, it's what you do before that counts. see, medicare doesn't cover everything. only about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is on you. consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan insured by unitedhealthcare insurance compan

problem here is not that they committed him but that they only left him there for four days," says bryan, "and then give him his weapon back?" so one of the big questions now, was that weapon the same fun that was used in the mass shooting here at the airport. fort lauderdale international opened early this morning. hundreds of flights were canceled but for these people who have been waiting in line for hours they appear lucky to get out tonight. there are 20,000 bags and other personal items that they still have to return to stranded passengers who are just waiting to get out of town. >> ninan: i imagine it will take some time. david begnaud in fort lauderdale. thanks, david. tonight, omar villafranca, is learning more about the victims. he also has one man's harrowing story of survival. >> a man ideal out, "this guy's got a gun. get down." and then we all dropped to the floor. >> reporter: steve frappier had just arrived from atlanta when the suspected gunman started his rampage. frappier dropped to the floor and watched from a few feet away as esteban santiago calmly walked through th

and as bryan said gathering we'll be feedback from people that bike through the z that walk and driveough it and as the mayor said we'll be doing an evaluation to see what is working and not and other parts of city finally i want to acknowledge the 0 folks out here with the jack hammers powerfully concrete and from a construction were the ones that were contracted to do this around the city and want to give them a shout out this project and many others and the other contractors that work with side benefit of all that work we're trading jobs for san francisco businesses that's it we look forward to seeing how this works and it seems to be working as designed works well and safely i hope to keep that that way everyone of the fatality collisions we hear and read about through throughout the year tragic and every one of them is preventable that is to help to prevent them along with educating people when the laws and about how to get around town safely and changing the laws but that work is important we can get to zero with projects like this thanks very much we appreciate everyone coming

. >> i thi bryan cranston is up thisd for these awards shows.eaking bad" earned him one golden globe, four nominations. in order to play his role bryan had to reach in the depths of his past, some hi memoir. >> he told nancy o'dell all about it. >> you talk in your memoir about an ex-girlfriend you that say you had a lot of difficulty with. >> i met this vivacious, beautiful young woman at an audition. i come to find out that she was actually very much of a drug addict. and i tried to break up with her several times. to which her answer was, "no." she acted insanely and threatened to kill me or to have me killed. and i had this i saw myself hurt her, k and sg realizing this is what imoent o n ve ever had. playing walter white. >> if an actor isd yeah, you've out. and in this case use it for something artistic and creative as opposed to dangerous. >> in bryan's book "a life in parts" he writes about a tough childhood. he his father, a journeyman actor, abandoned his family. he talked about some of his surprising talent. >> you've also been a hypn

. >> gwen and blake hit the stage at luke bryan. >> it's luke bryan here. am so excited to announce that i will be performing the national anthem at super bowl li. >> luke tweeted, "see y'all in houston." >>> the country singer who has sold nearly million albums joins lady gaga on super bowl lineup. she will perform at halftime and sang the national anthem last year. lu singer to perform the anthem at the super bowl since billy joel sang it ten years ago and let's just say, you know luke will be singing on stage because he's been known to take a tumble or two. four years ago luke sang an a capella version at major league baseball's yaall-star game. >>> you could call yesterday's nfc championship a pitch-perfect playoff. stars of the movie franchise including anna kendrick and rebel wilson were there in atlanta cheering on falcons. elizabeth banks was rooting for the green bay packers. several members had a memorable cameo. after the packers' loss yesterday, actress olive enter mun praised the team in this handwritten note on instagram and also thanked packe

one of the guys was william bryan. -- jennings he was among the fundamentalists . famous or infamous depending on your beliefs by being prosecuted in the scopes trial 1945. but before that, he was a big figure in the democratic party to the left. he was a proto-new dealer in a way. he was a lifelong pacifist. state was secretary of 1913 to 1915 and continued to press wilson at every point, trying to get wilson to be neutral in deed as well as in word. he was very reluctant for the court to allow jpmorgan to help the british, or allow u.s. credit to the british, even though he knew american workers were happy that they were going back to work. factories, making the -- munitions and stuff. was the most popular figure in his own party except for the president himself. as most of you know, he was resigned as secretary of state after lusitania was torpedoed, because he thought that wilson's second note to the germans was much too tough. he knew more than anybody in his party -- everybody in his party wanted to go to war. files a midget ethnic animists on all sides -- i

>> kristen drove over to the apartment complex in bryan, texas. that's the town next to college station. >> the door is open. there's a few people inside. there's some music playing and people having some drinks. >> she struck up a conversation with her friend's upstairs neighbor. he was 24, hadn't been to college, but mixed in easily with the students. was he kind of a likable guy? >> he seemed very likable. yeah. he was very personable. seemed very nice. >> in fact, he had no problem sharing intimate details with kristen about his personal life. >> he had been married, and somehow the conversation, you know, goes into him telling me how he had found god. i made a lot of mistakes. i wasn't a great husband. >> you guys got into quite the personal conversation for having just met. >> oh, yeah. well, i was young, and i think that was normal. and he was drunk. >> not long after the party started, it abruptly ended. kristen's friend, hosting the party, got into a fight with her boyfriend. >> there was alcohol involved. it was a worry that it would get

>> and what luke bryan will be doing that no other man has done in many years. ahead in "the skinny." you're watching "world news now." >>> "world news now" weather brought to you by mucinex. "world news now" weather brought to you by mucinex. no thank you very much, she's gonna stick with the short-term stuff. 12 hours? guess i won't be seeing you for a while. is that a bisque? i just lost my appetite. why take medicines that only last 4 hours, when just one mucinex lasts 12 hours? start the relief. ditch the misery. let's end this. oints really love them too? introducing megared advanced 4in1... just one softgel delivers mega support. disinfect with lysol bathroom toilet gtrigger... just stay in the toilet. ... and lysol power foamer. they kill 99.9% of germs. to clean and disinfect your bathroom... ...lysol that. >>> everything is now set for super bowl 51. it will be played in two weeks, february 5th in houston. the new england patriots will make their ninth appearance. >> yes. >> incredible. >> incredible. they're good. they're a dynasty. the falcons will b

bryan llenas is live at jfk in new york with the latest. bryan? >> reporter: the situation is much more subdued than last night when 5,000 protesters were here at jfk terminal four. today it's all about the numbers. we're underscoring the confusion happening at airports all around the country. new numbers obtained by fox news say that were 48 people detained at jfk. you are looking at a man reunited with iranian brother and father held for 36 hours in detention, both came to visit to see a granddaughter born four days ago. this is a 50-year-old iraqi woman detained for 36 hours reunited with her family. and this video shows ali, an american citizen of 18 years embracing his 21-year-old new fiancee, they're set to marry in march, listen. >> we're not terrorists, she's 21-year-old most beautiful woman you will probably meet. initially they were bad, they handcuffed her, it's getting better now. she was crying for two days, as of today it's a little better. >> reporter: thousands protesting downtown in manhattan at battery park including new york cit

and bryan williams at 9:00 and lawrence o'donnell at 10:00. this is a special edition of "hardball." ú >>> welcome back to "hardball." right now demonstrations are still underway in san francisco. joining me is kntv's karen. >> it is pouring right now but you can see that's not stopping the marchers from coming out. most of them carrying umbrellas from civic center plaza to justin herman plaza and they're going to a riecve and stay for three more hours. they're holding signs that say "love trumps hate." "my body my choice." they're definitely trying to deliver their message as they make their way down market streets and to justin herman plaza. it's very interesting because several hours before this women's march started in san francisco there was also a pro-life rally. it was the 13th annual pro-life west coast rally march and that took place for several hours. but they said they wanted it to remain very peaceful, to everyone have a chance to express their views. so as they took off, they actually converged with some of the women's march suppo

. >> movie with kevin heart and bryan cranston and nicole kidman. >> that's nice. i wish i would actually see them in person. that would be cool. >> reporter: the maniac toin ace not at the shoot. philadelphia police are. they closed jfk boulevard between 15th and 20th streets in the thick of rush hour for the first day of filming. there's always bumper to bumper traffic approaching city hall on a friday evening. but tonight it's even more frustrating for drivers. >> there may be a couple of other blocks that will be closed. a few in center city. a few in other neighborhoods. this is the biggest. >> reporter: the closures will last until 7:00 a.m. additional closures will take place over the next 30 days of filming. it's no problem for this family. they left dinner and walked right into a movie. >> it's interesting to see it in a live environment instead of off of a movie set. >> reporter: kevin heart, bryan cranston and nicole kidman, they are already in town for reversal. we're told you can see them around the city starting next week when they shoot their screens

she is now dating her backup dancer bryan tanaka. >> tanaka is a real person that i can relate to and when i'm with him. he makes me happy. >> bryan says that mariah is the girl of his dreams and plans on going after her with his whole heart. i do remember hearing that same kind of thing from nick cannon in the very beginning. >> where is the tapp? i need it for his mouth. >>> still ahead, s.a.g. awards fashion secrets. >> i never had this happen before. >> the stories behind the styles >>> plus, the s.a.g. awards stars tell us how they got their first big break. >> i didam an erican accent. >>> then, we're back stage with '80s music legends and their star superfans. >> i am like, why am i 15 right now? i'm just swooning up there. >>> closed captioning provided by -- mythey have to be great on themy tinside and outside. to strengthen both, she said to go pro. go pro with crest pro-health advanced. it strengthens... ...than colgate total. best check-up ever. >>> alexander mcqueen. >> you're moving slowly like i do in this dress. >> we're just trying to figure out how to do all this. go

she is now dating her backup dancer bryan tanaka. >> tanaka is a real person that i can relate to andn i'm with him. he makes me happy. >> bryan says that mariah is the girl of his dreams and plans on going after her with his whole heart. i do remember hearing that same kind of thing from nick cannon in the very beginning. >> where is the tapp? i need it for his mouth. >>> still ahead, s.a.g. awards fashion secrets. >> i never had this happen before. >> the stories behind the styles and the one red carpet trend we didn't see coming. >>> plus, the s.a.g. awards stars tell us how they got their first big break. >> i did an american accent. >>> then, we're back stage with '80s music legends and their star superfans. >> i am like, why am i 15 right now? i'm just swooning up there. >>> closed captioning provided by -- [ alarm weather.eping ] ♪ [ laughter ] cartoons. wait for it. [ cat screech ] [ laughter ] ♪ [ screaming ] [ laughter ] make everyday awesome with the power of xfinity x1... hi grandma! and the fastest internet. [ girl screaming ] [ laughter ] and with the billion pointme!!!

"eyewitness news" new jersey reporter cleve bryan is in lindenwald right now with more on what is left train riders frustrated, cleve, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, ukee. here at the pennsylvania co the problem started about two weeks ago from the weather and it is really hand test -- manifested this week and there are complaints. patco riders say this week was far from smooth sailing. >> it is a 15 minute delay going eastbound. >> reporter: yes. >> day before last they had us waiting i don't know half an hour between stops and which made me late. >> reporter: ryan said his employer did not get upset. >> yes, thank god. >> reporter: patco is hoping their riders will be understanding as they deal with a snow falling effect of maintenance issues. >> i'm very sorry about disruption and inconvenience that people have gone through. >> reporter: patco president john hanson says it is in sugar coating it has been a bad week with numerous delays and negative rider feedback. today they showed us what is going on. they said 50 engines are in need of repair after january 7th snowstorm.

he's going to be honored february 13th at the westville council meeting n westville, i'm cleve bryan cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> nice job to remi there. >>> independence day came early in riverton burlington county today. the fire department threw a july 4th day parade to honor one of its own jason warrick who is battling brain cancer. he was that were with his family along front street on howard street to see the parade go by. this was inspired by his favorite holiday. >> i think he would just say thank you a million times over. he knows everything that's going on. he's just happy to have such support from all his brother's and fellow service men. >> he's also an iraq war veteran who served in the marines as well. >>> trucks and trunks full of cookies in delaware county but this wasn't your every day girl scout cookie drive. anita oh shows you how they were celebrating a very special anniversary. >> reporter: hundreds of boxes celebrating 100 years. >> celebrating 100 years of selling cookies and actually girl scouts were the ones who founded what a s'mores was. it's new and improved

cleve bryan is live in the northern part of ocean city where the flooding is still making travel tricky. cleve, good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon, jim and rahel. you're right. things are getting back to normal but getting back to normal takes little while. even though it's low tide now, you can see there's still flooding here at third and west avenue in ocean city. about 6-inch to a foot of water still on third street here. the wind advisory is over the wind has died down it takes will for all this to drain back into the bay because the bay has got to drain out to the ocean, and it's all delayed on the tides. let's take look at the video from earlier when there was a high tide here in ocean city. many of the roads impassible because of that street flooding, and we talked to the ocean city office of emergency management. they said that they didn't have any major safety issues although they did have to rescue several people from their homes at certain points for medical reasons. had to get out to their cars but they couldn't because there was a foot or more of water in their fro

bryan llenas live from new york. thanks, bryan. elizabeth. elizabeth: i don't think so either.er the break two of president trump's cabinet members have been confirmed and more votes are expected next week. senator cory gardner will share his insight on the confirmation process and who the senate may vote on next. >>> hundreds of thousands flocking to the national mall for the women's march on washington. we'll see you that scene after the break. ♪ e share? you actually rode here on the cloud. did not feel like a cloud... that driverless car? i have seen it all. intel's driving...the future! traffic lights, street lamps. business runs on the cloud... and the cloud runs on intel. ♪ i wonder what the other 2% runs on...(car horn) leland: a fox news alert. hundreds of thousands of people have descended on washington in what you might call a protest march. live pictures from the washington mall. organizers tell us about 500,000 people are marching in the nation's capitol. no way for to us verify those numbers. obviously this is in the same area that folks were watching and cheering

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan talked to the family tonight.e joins us now live from the scene of this horrific accident. cleve. >> reporter: natasha, witness tell us that the 48-year-old woman was crossing 57th street with several children holding one of them when she was hit by a car. they say that witnesses tell us that the driver stopped for a second then kept going leaving her fatally injured and these children traumatized. >> they seen it. they -- the kids seen what happened. >> reporter: a child's recollection of the hit-and-run crash that killed his grandmother. >> this is a picture of her grandson drew of the car hitting his grandmom with his little cousin in her hand. >> reporter: philadelphia police say around 8 o'clock friday night the driver of this white minivan ran over a 48-year-old woman and a small child as they were crossing the street with several other children at 57th and girard. the family have identified the victim as catherine brown of west philadelphia. >> she loved her grand kids. she sacrificed her life for her grand

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is in camden with more on how repealing and replacing the law could affect people, cleve. >> reporter: ukee, even if you don't buy what people refer to as obama care insurance a full repeal of the affordable care act could impact you. right here, in new jersey, hundreds of thousands of people worst case scenario could have no insurance. >> if it as way i might not have no insurance. >> reporter: martinez says affordable care act known as obama care helped her get insurance, but polls show americans evenly split, on whether or not it should be repealed. >> right now, it works, and it works very well. a whole lot of people have health care right now. >> reporter: yes. >> obama care doesn't work but they need something to inact before they just repeal it. too many people that are, vulnerable, out there. >> reporter: health experts say obama care helped half million new jersians get insurance for the first time, because of a expanded medicaid funding and gave subsidies to many people man tait todd buy their own insurance. >> were those things to go

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan joins us live from the state police moorestown station with more, good afternoon, cleve. >> reporter: good afternoon, rahel. it doesens of state troopers wearing their casual clothing as they got ready to take a three hour bus ride, down to washington d.c., to become part of history. with the profession and personal gear for four days, new jersey state troopers pack up for a special mission to washington tc but they will be helping to provide security at president-elect trump's inauguration. >> we don't have our specific assignment yet, we will be given that upon our arrival in d.c. >> reporter: at least 25 groups after replied to the national park service for permits, and security forces expect a record number of protest groups. experts redick more than a million people will be at nation's capitol and more than a third will be protesters. security forces will be about 30,000, strong, with more than 3,000 officers coming there police departments throughout the country. that includes, ocean city, somers point, atlantic it the i, hid will township an

"eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live in north wildwood where he has more on the after hat there, cleve. >> reporter: good evening, jessica. somewhat of a normal high tide now after such a extreme storm surge from the nor'easter, that caused flooding as you mentioned and also beach erosion that just here in north wildwood could cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. like a liquid chisel, rough surf from a pounding nor'easter carved ten to 15- foot cliffs in the dunes of north wildwood. >> wind and how long it lasted impacted our beach significant ly. as you can see behind me dune system that we have rebuilt just after june of last year it gave us a year of service and did its job last couple days but it took a beating in the process. >> reporter: that same wind was gusting above 50 miles an hour, ripped off the sign and part of the roof, at the pennsylvaniaville beyond, in ocean city. >> it was, yes, how long. >> reporter: street flooding was other big issue at the shore, many streets were impassable during the predawn high tide and schools opened up on two hour d

in gloucester township i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". jim kenney is making an effort toward solving the cities opioid crisis. mayor joins a task force on the top nick center city this morning for their first meeting. group is task with coming up with i plan to reduce opioid abuse, dependens and overdose, in city residence. >> lives are cut short, families are destroyed and we cannot let this continue to have happen. developing a solution requires a coordinated effort. we must dress this issue, three fold roach, education, educating the public, a kicks, and preventing overdoses. >> task force will present their fine goes and recommendations for action to the mayor within the next three months. >>> new report suggest the city of philadelphia has second highest inly rent increase in 2016. according to the apartment search web site adobo, rents roseanne average 4.2 percent over the course of the year. this came in second to columbus, georgia which averaged 5 percent. rally raleigh-durham north caroline, long beach, california and cots dale,