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we have icy conditions north philadelphia 22nd and cecil b.9 miles per hour cottman, schuylkill expressway 24 to 17 miles per hour westbound. as you head toward the curve. unlike yesterday, area bridges 25 miles per hour speed restrictions because of the ice out there right now. we've had problems here in camden county, gloucester township we have police activity at hicks town road. use college drive or garwood road. i've been talking to police around the region on the waze app we're looking at gloucester county. him we have earlier problems on-ramp at 295. police in gloucster county say they have icy conditions, not a lot of accidents, but crews are out there. i talked to the police in cumberland county, they said it's icy there too but no accidents, they've treating the roads all night long. there are problems on the secondary roads. police say they are treating the roads, that's why the volume is lighter or we would see more problems right now. storm tracker 6 live double scan in addition to the refreeze the other problem we have light reac

it is an honor for me to introduce our special guest today, admiral cecil d. haney. admiral haney assumed command of the united states strategic command in november 2013 after serving as the commander of the u.s.-specific fleet. with the course of his 35-year-long service in uniform he's built a distinguished and decorated career in the navy. he has also served as a congressional appropriations liaison officer for the office of the secretary of defense. admiral haney comes into this with a depth of experience and had previously seshdrved as a deputy commander combined with a breath of regional experience as the civil fleet commander and illus illustrative background. he has an appreciation of the problems we face as a nation as well as the resources for strategy. admiral, we're very proud and pleased to have you here today. please join me in welcoming admiral haney to the stage. [applause] >> thank you so much. good morning, governor huntsman and thank you for the kind introduction. it's fantastic to be here today to interact with so many intellectuals, professionals

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the suspect entered the subway at broad and cecil b. moore. the victim's son spoke out for the first time yesterday. >> my mother was a great person very selfless. as was said earlier, she deserved a lot better than this. >> jones' son thanked the community for their support at the prayer vigil yesterday. >>> new from overnight, afghan security forces have arrested five people suspected of being involved in a school massacre in pakistan. the men were arrested near afghanistan's eastern border with pakistan. 150 people were killed most of them children in the december 16th attack. the school just re-opened last week. >>> anti-terror raids in western europe are rounding up dozens of suspects in the wake of last week's massacre in paris. authorities say that the raids have targeted alleged terror cells in france and germany. in belgium, police killed two gunmen just back from syria. according to authorities, the gunmen were about to launch a major terrorist attack. meanwhile, in paris yesterday, secretary of state john kerry paid tribute to the d

admiral cecil d.haney. over the course of his 35-year long service in uniform he has built a distinguished career. admiral haney comes at this with the depth of experience and previously served as the director. combined with the region experience and the legislative background he has a true appreciation for the strategic complexity we face as a nation, as well as the practical challenges. admiral, we're very proud and pleased to have you here today. please join me in welcoming admiral haney to the stage. >> thank you very much. well, good morning. governor prince ton and also mike thank you for the kind introduction. it is fantastic to be here today to interact with so many intellectuals, professionals who have been deeply involved in our nation's security and policy apparatus for decades. so thanks to the international security for hosting this series, and the atlantic council at large for what you do. stood up to bring foreign policy actors together to ensure a better global future. and i salute the broad

the killer walked away and boarded the subway at broad and cecille b. more. the son pleaded for witnesses to come forward. >> my mother was a great person and very selfless. she diserveld a lot better than this. >> there is a 20,000-dollar reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction. >>> monday marks the one year anniversary of the murder of amber long shot to death during a holdup in northern liberties her killer is still on the loose. dann cuellar talked to long's mother. >> she was an old soul. she was a very, very wise person for her age. >> reporter: amber long traveled to italy to study architecture an accomplished arrestist and as a senior in high school she wrote a touching letter to her mom, thanking her. >> thanks for giving me life, mom, that love will stay with me as long as i live. one day i'll have a child of my own and pass that love on, happy mother's day. i hope this letter means as much to you as it does to me. >> reporter: amber long and her mother were walking awrong front street in northern liberties two robbers came up and

necessity when you well run if to that icy spot n north philadelphia, between the second street between cecil b. moore and montgomery avenue is there a building fire there avoid that area taking cheltenham as your alternate. another building fire this morning in cheltenham, south russell circle between williams way and massey way a avoid that area and your alternate is cheltenham avenue. go down to claymont delaware where we have had about an hour ago philadelphia pike at harvey road and that road is still closed as a result. alternate the there governor prince boulevard or 495, just give yourself extra time, if you are traveling, and, especially because walt, betsy ross and ben retuesdayed speed because of potential icy spot. just don't let your guard down just yet, mike. >> crews are working to make these road safe, hoping to avoid a repeat of what happened yesterday. we made national news. >> conditions were like hi to blame for two different fatal accident in our area. three people died. thirty people were injured. >> a 60 car pile up around this time steve keeley is near i-95 right near

the suspect entered the subway at broad and cecil b. moore. the victim's son spoke out for the first time yesterday. >> my mother was a great person and very selfless. you know as was said earlier she deserved a lot better than this. >> jones's son thanked the community for their support at the prayer vigil yesterday. >>> this morning we know more about the temple university student who died after falling eight stories on to a center city sidewalk injure be another woman. rebecca kim was visiting friends at an art institute of philadelphia dormitory thursday night. she climbed out of the window to take pictures. the temple freshman fell to the ground landing on another woman on the sidewalk. kim's friends tell us she was smart and helpful and had a bright future. >> i love her and i miss her so much. i wish she was here. i'm going to miss her smile, her talent, hard work all of that. >> rebecca kim grew up in montgomery county. as for the woman who was injured on the sidewalk, she remains in critical condition. >>> in burlington county a 3-yea

. >> and speaking of amal clooney, george clooney is going to be receiving the cecil b.s he winning it so early. and will be there an amal sighting? >> what's better than hearing a 53-year-old man is too young for anything in hollywood. that's a miracle. just to consider that right there. george stands right next to angelina jolie and maybe meryl streep as the ultimate hollywood ambassador. you know he's been in successful films. he's directed and produced. he's looked out for innovative filmmakers like steven soderbergh and the kohn brothers and he's done amazing charity work. his work in darfur and his work on the telethons for things like 9/11 and haiti and katrina so he is a perfect representative for hollywood and ideal to get the cecil b. demille awards. >> the golden globes often predict who will win an oscar. who are the front-runners say for best drama? >> you know, mysteries abound this year, dan. usually we have front-runners that we're certain about. and this year, there's a lot till to be determined. i look at that best drama category, and i see "boyhood" as

joining me now is the travel expert along with mark murphy, travel line's president and cecile the luggage scooter. it looks pretty interesting to me. your luggage is up front. you hop on the back and whiz through the airport. i think i need this one. how about you? >> i think it would be so fantastic. wearing a big flowy dress skating through the airport. it is very beneficial when you are running from one big kate to the other. >> in the video she is also carrying a coffee. so it really, the skill involved with that is amazing to me. what do you think? are you going to get one of those? >> there are two tough competitors. one is walking and the other is not looking lazy. >> people on the people mover on the middle of the airport. why would you be ashamed of this? >> it is not a good bag. i think you are a double loser on this deal. >> how about the wearable sweeping bag. this one looks totally ridiculous to me. in one ad i saw they have kids in it. it is very hot. what do you think? a wearable sleeping bag? >> not for travel but if they make one with a neck tie i might wear it around the

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we got close to 50 degrees so many areas seeing some light rain, lancaster county down towards cecilounty maryland. a few snowflakes trying to break out across northern berks county. later this evening we'll start to see light snow overspread the region and that could impact the morning commute through the early morning hours into the first half of the afternoon. winter storm warnings fouters in pink. this goes in effect at noontime for monday. this includes philadelphia, south jersey, bucks montgomery county. the areas in blue poconos lehigh valley, down through delaware that's a winter storm watch. the question is how far does that heavy snow, how far west does it get? still have to determine that. we have to wait until the storm develops. blizzard warning will go into effect tomorrow at noon for ocean, monmouth county where we could have winds gust to go 50 miles an hour blowing snow will reduce visibility and that's where we'll see thes eye of the highest snowfall accumulation. tonight through monday light snow develops 9 o'clock until midnight. general through the day monday to

stocky build the shooter walking westbound on oxford eventually getting on the subway at broad and cecil b. moore eventually getting off the subway at broad and hunting park park. police say kim jones killing was well planned with the shooter waiting outside her home for an hour before following her and killing her at a rally a short time ago her son spoke about his mom. >> my mom you know --, my mother was a great person and very selfless and you know, as i said earlier she deserved a lot better than this and you know obviously if anyone knows anything you know -- you know speak and it's obviously horrible tragedy. >> her son andre leading that vigil then add little while ago. friends were here some people here didn't even know her but they just wanted to come by. kids also dropping off stuffed animals and shake hit memorial set up ceremony was to remember a loving woman who made a life of helping children spent her whole live working with kids. also make a commitment that is community did to end the violence. of course, if you know anything about this crime you're being asked to call p

police say the killer then calmly walked away and boarded the subway broad and cecil b. moore. tonight family and friends hld a vigil tore jones and her son pleaded for witnesses to come forward. >> my mother was a great person and very selfless and you know as we serldier she deserved a lot better than this. >> there is a 20,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the killer. >> the mother who allegedly locked her mentally impaired son outside in freezing temperatures turned herself into upper darby police. kareem tolbert is charged with recklesslien dangering another person it happened last week when tolbert kicked the 18-year-old out because he did not wear the right pants to school. >>> monday will mark the one year anniversary of murder of amber lawch the philadelphia woman was stabbed to death after a holdup on the 900 block of front street in northern liberties section of the is they. that's where "action news" reporter dann cuellar is live tonight. dann you talked to her mother today what did she say to you. >> that she remembers that night li

the suspect is spotted boarding the subway at broad and cecil b.re near temple. >> right after the murder happens, turns we believe puts the gun back in a duffle bag and in a very calm fashion just walks away. >> just a short time ago family and neighbors held a vigil for jones at the bus stop where she was killed. her son is pleading anybody with information to come forward. >> my mother was a great person and very selfless and you know, as was said earlier she deserved a lot better than this. >> there is a $20,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction. >>> philadelphia police say a 14-year-old was stabbed during a fight that spilled out of west philadelphia high school this afternoon. it happened at 3:30 after school ended for the day near 46th and market. the boy was taken to children's hospital in critical condition. police believe another 14-year-old may be responsible for the stabbing. they are currently looking for that teenager. >>> we are learning more about the death plunge last night of a temple university student at

a star >>pam: area of a bay area legend will be told on the silver screen the mobile star cecil grogand catherine watterson and michael faster vendor will be playing steve jobs. the moby is written by aaron sorkin and. >>pam: and a giant astro be flyby earth monday nasa says the asteroid of about one-third of a mile in size will come about seven of 45,000 mi. from the planet. asteroid poses no threat to earth but you may be able to see it was strong binoculars or telescopes. asteroid will be the biggest to pass close to earth until 2000 and 27. will see you at 11 we will see let 11. i'm stacey goodyear, and joining me on wake up, dc! is dr. temperance brennan. she's the author of the best-selling mystery novel bred in the bone. and she's also-- now, tell me if i get this wrong-- an anthropologist who works with the fbi to solve crimes? yes, that's correct. i use the bones of people who have been murdered or burned, or blown up or eaten by animals or insects or just decomposed... well, that's exciting. uh, dr. brennan, your book has sold over 300,000 copies. how do you juggle twin caree

cecil county maryland now heading in wilmington.hat is warm air and that is some heavy rain and that's push pushing in trying to make some of this snow change over to rain and we anticipate that will be happening overnight. but right now reports of sleet and also freezing rain in south jersey. we have snow of course in the philadelphia area and suburbs wet juice is he flakes with temperatures above freezing in many locations and that warm surge beginning to push in as we take a closer look the snow continuing to move toward the north hasn't made it everywhere just yet. but it will. winter weather advisory posted for the and tyre john until tomorrow morning. and we're talking about know then some icing and also some heavy rain. this is what we expect during the day tomorrow. i should anticipate that this is going to linger as snow through allentown and reading into the morning on saturday. may mick with a little rain but staying mainly snow -- that means three to 5-inches there. lesser accumulations in our northern aren't western sub

my instructor, cecil ryan, after eight hours of teaching me asked me to pull up to the t out in the middle of the field at morton field was just a field. it didn't have runways. just a grass field. and we pulled up to the t. he got out of the pt-13-d and stood on the grass and looked up at me. go on up there and kill yourself. i took off, because i knew what to do. i took off, went through the pattern, came down, bounced all over the place. never landed, just kept going. i came back and landed properly. see, it taught me to do that and i pulled up to the t to pick him up. he said, no, no, no, go on up and kill yourself. so that was one of the things that i remember. after you solo, with two more days, you have to shoot three landings at the airport. i shot those three landings and fourth day, they said, go out, you're on your own. i'm supposed to go out and practice what they taught me. but believe me, that first hour out there, all i did was ride and look and think how proud my mother would be to see her little boy flying an airplane. \[applause] >> dr. ware? >> thinking back, i think the

and cecil county maryland moving straight into kent counties and you can see that some of it is a little on the heavier side. it's below freezing north and west already and it's close enough to freezing so that when snow starts it would knock the temperature down a couple of degrees, but like i said it's not going to last that long and the futurecast showing that by 8:00 it is starting to move out of delaware and philadelphia and we're still getting some of the lehigh valley and the poconos and that's why they'll be getting more snow than others and the general area about an inch or less than philly and perhaps more up to the north. now the issue is going to be the bitter cold followed by some snow. this is the next system watch what's coming in from the west and this is the storm that will go straight west to east so it's not going to miss the entire area and it's just a question of when the zone sets up and it could be a little bit farther south so delaware and south jersey can get their share of snow out of this next one, too. that is sunday night and monday. for tonight, we have the

cecil, posing with the screen writer, said, i fancied i would ride a brave moment since i hadn't been in the saddle for awhile. riding clothes were soon lent me and i fancied myself enormously. the guests did go off on to the trails with dude wranglers along to show them the way. hearst traveling abroad also with his guests would take a lot of people who had never been to europe and teach them all the sights. here you see marion, he said after seeing this, he wrote julia morgan in the middle 1930s, it strikes me that just in this miss morgan, that our gardens are inferior to the wren -- to the renaissance gardens. we need fountains which fount. i'm sending you photographs of tivaly, maybe they will affect you as they have affected me. of course water is a very scarce item at san simeon. but they did indeed in the but they did indeed in the middle 1930s create two great water affects. the two lovely pools, one is this neptune pool which was rebuilt a couple of times to the final version. part roman empire, part a painting. and perish was an illustrater who worked for the hearst press,

pettifog in the morning were not the afternoon in a pattern it sunday freed us whether increasingly with cecil this week for pettifog in sunshine and a lot of sunshine coming in the weekend ahead. 70 degree temperatures will weekend so fog tracker will show the fall of and an overnight hours and will start to dissipate as weakened see and check in the early see the morning commute. we will see some areas apache thought was the south bay no. i. a clear right here by the afternoon and things will start looking pretty good 44 center fell 47 and half moon bay. 43 it dropped onto and redwood city 47 in hayward and 44 morning low and pleasanton. >> reporter: afternoon highs 63 santa rosa 65 nappa 63 richmond sits. the to for redwood city 60 a word 62 will be afternoon highs in pleasanton, for 70 on the bay forecast: try. >> reporter: see some clouds in the early week but those will start to burn off by the weekend temperatures will get clean nice but weekend. as temperature as well in the '70s. thousands of people a good everyday at having bipedal elf. >> reporter: but a guy by the name of madison t

the killer walked away and boarded the subway at broad and cecil b. more. her son pleaded for witnesses to come forward. >> my mother was a great person and very selfless. as i said earlier she diserveld a lot better than -- deserved a lot better than this. >> there's a 20,000-dollar reward for an arrest and conviction. >>> monday marks the anniversary of amber long. she was shot during an holdup in northern liberties. dann cuellar talked to her mother. >> reporter: an architecture, amber belong trarveldz to -- traveled to italy to study architecture an accomplished artist. in high school she wrote a touching letter to her mom. >> thanks for giving me life, mom. that love will stay with me as long as i live. one day i'll have a child of my own and pass that loves on. happy mother's day. >> reporter: this monday will mark a year since stephanie long and her daughter amber was walking out along front street and two bandits approach her and shot her in the chest. surveillance video shows the men getting into a black chevy impala where another was waiting. poli

police say the killer calmly walked away and boarded the subway at broad and cecil b. moore. friends held a vigil for jones. her son pleated for witnesses to come forward. >> my mother was a great person and very selfless. she deserved better than this. >> there's a 20,000-dollar reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction. >>> monday marks the one year anniversary of amber long. she was shot during a holdup in northern liberties. her killer is still on the loose. dann cuellar talked to long's mother. >> she was an old soul, a very, very wise person for her age. >> reporter: an arc -- an architect amber long studied architecture in italy. as a senior in high school, she wrote a touching letter to her mother. >> thanks for giving me life mom, that love will stay with me as long as i live. one day i'll have a child of my own and pass this love on. happy mother's day. >> reporter: this monday marks a year when stephanie and her daughter amber was walking along front street after a night on the town. that's when two bandits approached them snatched ambers purse and

the suspect was then spotted boarding the subwe broad and cecil b. moore in temple. >> he turns puts the gun in duffle bag and walks away. >>> tonight's hld a vigil at the bus stop why he was killed. his son pleads for someone to come forward. >> my mother was a great person,self less and as we said earlier they deserve aid lot better than this. >> there was a 20,000 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction. >> monday marks 1 year anniversary of amber long's murder. police are still looking for the bandits that attacked the 6-year-old and her mother on front street northern liberties. that is where we find "action news" reporter dann cuellar. and dann you spoke to the mother about that terrible day. >> that's right. and you know the killing of 26-year-old amber long happened here in the 900 block of front street excuse me here for a moment i'm getting feedback. the mother who was with her remembers it like it was yesterday. tonight for the first time she spoke about her daughter and what happened. >> she was an old soul. she was a very

he is receiving the cecil b demam meal award for lifetime achievement. >> wow.eautiful. >> that's harrison ford over my shoulder with his lovely wife. trying to get all pandemonium. the big a list stars are arriving. >> white gloves are in on the red carpet. it's like 1955 all over again. michael, thank you very much. have fun. >> i am harris falkner. this is "the fox report." fear and confusion turning against resolve. millions of people filling the streets in immunity that took attacks 17 lives around the area in paris. the march the largest in the country's history. bigger than what they saw at the end of world war ii. 40 leaders led the procession including those you don't see here in the picture very up close. the amy kellogg live for us in paris. amy? >> it is really difficult to describe what it was like to be at that march today. despite all of the horror and the bloodshed and sorrow in paris this week there was almost a sense of joy and togetherness and solidarity. there wasn't anger or ugliness there was solidarity. a martyrdom tape emerged made by the

afterwards she will tour the klein wellness center on cecil b. moore avenue.here she will talk about the affordable care act and using the health insurance marketplace. open enrollment runs through february 15th. >>> and today as part of a nationwide effort half a dozen theaters right here in philadelphia are inviting students to attend a free screening of the oscar nominated film "selma." they have to show school id or report card to get in. local business leaders pitched in more than $40,000 to pay the ticket cost for 4700 students. >>> well many of those students will be there to see "selma" for free because, well there's no school today. the federal holiday also means post offices, banks, and government offices all closed. >>> there are a number of dr. king day events happening across our region today including this the philadelphia orchestra's annual tribute concert is at 1:30 at gerard college. it's free but you do have to get tickets which you can get online before hand. >>> fourth annual job and opportunity fair in philadelphia. this is happening until

we have apartment fire cecil b. moore and montgomery and for the time being police are on the scene. you take 24 or norris street. a disabled car on 42 freeway northbound approaching walt whitman bridge blocking right land lane. building in headed nobody. that's what you see here. new jersey turnpike southbound past 195. blocking out the that ramp. ukee back to you. >> thank you. take a look at this picture. the driver nearly crunched in suv sandwiched between two tractor-trailers. he's thankful to ab live. chain reaction crash in oregon involving more than 70 vehicles saturday left caleb trapped with another room to survive. >> i looked out my back passenger window i could see lights coming at me and at that time all i could do was pray and close my eyes and hold on tight to the steering wheel. >> he was able to walk away we abuse and few scratches his suv was totaled. no one died in this crash. >> update on breaking news now. several apartments are damaged in overnight fire in cheltenham. mobile three is giving yo

eventually boarding the sib way at broad and cecil b. moore. what are identify white and silver beats headphones he's wearing then getting off the subway at broad and hunting park park. >> she made a difference in her community. >> at the scene of her murder late friday afternoon a vigil to remember kim jones who spent a lifetime advocateing for children. flyers reading stop shooting shooting people were given to motorists passing by. >> kim's son getting choked up seeing how many people really care. >> thanks for coming out here. this is beautifully. my mom would really have appreciated this. >> then asking for help. >> she deserve a lot better than this. and you know, obviously if anyone knows anything, you know, speak. >> reporter: we also learned a little while ago that the funeral is planned for tuesday. it's going to happen at the church of the advocate non far actually from where kim was killed. we're told she was active in her church. in fact at the time of the shooting she had headphones on and was listen listening to gospel music. chr

." >> reporter: globes awarded allen with the cecil b demille lifetime achievement award in 2014- hisstranged adopted daughter with mia farrow dylan, new york times. in the letter, she wrote in graphic detail allegations of sexual abuse from when she was seven years old quote: >>:"he talked to me while he did it, whispering that i was a good girl, that this was our secret." >> reporter:allen vehemently denied dylan's account in his own open letter >> reporter:. but why does woody allen get a free pass while sexual abuse allegations seem to be a career killer for bill cosby? >> reporter:to date as we all know forward to tell their story. >> reporter:with one of his 30 plus accusers filing charges against cosby today, our branding insider, ceo of 5w public relations ronn torossian speculates this >> reporter:i think woody allen is a much safer choice than would woody allen's scandals are so behind him >> reporter: on the insider tonight at 7, >> reporter:for kron 4 news, i'm louis aguirre >> reporter: power still seen--temperatures in the '50s and '60s again we have a slight chance for

my instructor, cecil ryan, after eight hours of teaching me, asked me to pull up to the t out in the middle of the field at morton field was just a field. it didn't have runways. just a grass field. and we pulled up to the t. he got out of the pt-13-d and stood on the grass and looked up at me. go on up there and kill yourself. i took off, because i knew what to do. i took off went through the pattern, came down, bounced all over the place. never landed, just kept going. i came back and landed properly. see, it taught me to do that and i pulled up to the t to pick him up. he said, no, no, no, go on up and kill yourself. so that was one of the things that i remember. after you solo, with two more days you have to shoot three landings at the airport. i shot those three landings and fourth day, they said, go out, you're on your own. i'm supposed to go out and practice what they taught me. but believe me that first hour out there, all i did was ride and look and think how proud my mother would be to see her little boy flying an airplane. [applause] >> dr. ware? >> thinking back, i think

joining me now is the travel expert along with mark murphy, travel line's president and cecile the luggage scooter. it looks pretty interesting to me. your luggage is up front. you hop on the back and whiz through the airport. i think i need this one. how about you? >> i think it would be so fantastic. wearing a big flowy dress skating through the airport. it is very beneficial when you are running from one big kate to the other. >> in the video she is also carrying a coffee. so it really, the skill involved with that is amazing to me. what do you think? are you going to get one of those? >> there are two tough competitors. one is walking and the other is not looking lazy. >> people on the people mover on the middle of the airport. why would you be ashamed of this? >> it is not a good bag. i think you are a double loser on this deal. >> how about the wearable sweeping bag. this one looks totally ridiculous to me. in one ad i saw they have kids in it. it is very hot. what do you think? a wearable sleeping bag? >> not for travel but if they make one with a neck tie i might wear it around the

then used septa subway at broad and cecil b. moore to make his get away. sources say he exited the subway at the hunting park station and vanuatu initiate. >> what does that tell you about this kind of guy. >> he's cold and we'll get him. >>> tonight investigators continue to pour over hours of surveillance video from literally dozens of cameras. they are expected to release some of that video tomorrow. iain. >> all right, dave, thank you. >>> two men bust into an old city pub and they walk out with an atm and a couple of flat screen televisions. surveillance cameras at patti's bar caught the pair in the act. investigators say these guys spent about an hour and side the race street bar early monday morning. if you recognize them call police. >> to a developing story right now in belgium. a authorities are searching for clues tonight after a thwarted belgium charlie hebdo attack. two suspected terrorists are dead after a fierce gun fight with police. >> the suspects start the firing when police closed in on them near a train. the raid is the culmination of

a lot of actors and actresses holding signs, pens and pins on their jackets and cecil b.rge clooney said at the end of his speech je suis charlie. back to you. >> let me ask you a question. there were a lot of successes and very moving moments, but there were some major snubs there tonight too? >> reporter: oh absolutely. let's talk about the films that did not get too much love from the hollywood foreign press association. we're talking about "interstellar" which was a huge movie when it was released. it got only one nomination which it did not win for best original score. well also have "unbroken." angelina jolie's film got no nominations as as well as "american sniper." bradley cooper nor the director got on any nominations tonight. in tv kerry washington and "scandal" were completely left out as was "the walking dead." >> the fashion. golden globes tend to people go out a little more than say the oscars. a lot of i noticed the low plunging necklines on the ladies. >> oh, really? were they out there tonight? >> it was hard not to notice that. >> reporter: yeah. did you

see some snow showers, snow flurries, moving into lancaster county, but mostly affecting places like cecil county, maryland, and little bit of glaze perhaps in the baltimore-washington area now, we're going to watch this system, down in texas it looks like it is going to take shape, grab a whole bunch of gulf moisture, and start to affect us friday night into saturday. to as the dreaded nor'easter. more on that to come. as we take a look at the rest of today looks like clouds will linger throughout the morning, but then we get some sunshine in the afternoon so the little amount of snow that most every us got yesterday will probably melt with sunset being after 5:00 now. days just little bit longer, so chance of little bit every melting going on, but could also mean refreezing on friday morning. there we are friday morning now we go through the afternoon on friday. and start to see when this nor'easter will start to affect us. again, this is the early call, these models are probably change cup he of times before we get closer to the time. so by midnight starting to see precipitation sneakin

hosted that large king day of service event and it just so happens 50 years ago king was here with cecilmoore marching to segregate that campus. we are live at, girard college, justin finch cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> we have showed you moments ago thousands did his march in philadelphia honoring legacy of doctor king. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson was there and amid the crowd he called up with a 15 year-old high school student helping to spread inspiration to helps his age. >> reporter: march through center city a clinic diversity, race, religion, gender but so much represented, the contrast age. >> he had a dream and it is our duty to make his dream come true. >> reporter: in the crowd we found 15 year-old high schooler rodney bernie, many took the day a off to relax, he says he is using it to fight, his inspiration a young mmlk. >> are you angry. >> very angry. >> reporter: like so many, bernie field field disheartened by recent racial tensions and incident involving police action. >> it has been negative because, bringing together and i don't want to feel i'm a criminal

i think it's possible there could be as much as maybe 2 inches well up by 95 for hartford and cecil county. snow returns 32 degrees at 7:00 30 degrees by 11:00 p.m. with scattered snow hanging around. here on future weather, i can show you those areas that get the snow take you hour by hour here. here's 9:00 that snow band coming into the area again that low-pressure system off the coast, along i-95 just after midnight good chance there, annapolis and down to arias like pax river and calvert beach. then we see that band coming a bit to the west by early tomorrow morning. there's 4:00 a.m. gaithersburg frederick, maybe hagerstown picking up more light snowfall by 7:00 a.m. could be still a few snowflakes left hanging on. i think that means we could possibly see some delays. meanwhile the storm system itsey late tomorrow well off the coast of boston by that time. you can see the snow is out of new york city by they e expecting about a foot and a half there, maybe over 2 feet of snow in boston with the high winds. blizzard conditions for them. again, us on the southern tail of this tomorrow m

now, north philadelphia, 22nd street between cecil b more avenue and montgomery avenue. we have an apartment fire there. avoid it by taking 24th street or norris street to get by. on 295 southbound the off ramp to route 656 we have an accident there so the ramp is blocked. give yourself extra time if you are traveling the major bridges because they are on speed restrictions and 25, 35 miles an hour depending on the bridge and check your bus schedules. some of those lines were suspended until further notice again with the slippery spots on the streets. everybody is taking every precaution possible this morning. lauren? >> sue, you were snoring sleeping soundly while the stage has been set for super bowl 49, the patriots, surprisingly will take on the seahawks. >> yes, and it will be interesting to see how these two teams stack up. fox 29's howard eskin has details in sports in one minute. >> this is fox 29 sports in one minute. >> good morning i'm howard eskin. super bowl 48 is set, seattle and new england. it should have been green bay. they led 16 to nothing at the half

cecile richards of planned harnt parenthood are showing personal piks.>>> music fans are buzzing about kanye west's new single "only one" featuring kanye singing over sparse mccartney keyboards about his wife with kim kardashian, north. the track is meant to be from the point of view kanye's late mother saying, my mom was singing to me and through me to my daughter. while although mentioning the name kanye means only one. some of you are loving the track. then there's this music history challenge whose moniker we can't show you who apparently has no idea who paul mccartney is but shoots out kanye for always quote/unquote, trying to put on new artists. >>> the music world is reeling with the news bono front man of u2 may never play guitar again. the irish rocker suffered horrific injuries last november in a high-speed bike axe in new york's central park. in a 6,000-word year-end review on the u2 website bono writes recovery has been more difficulty than i thought. as i write this is it not clear that i will ever play guitar again. who will console "the re

. >> metro spokesperson dan cecil says the frigid temperatures wreaked havoc with their rail lines starting with a cracked rail and another one was reporting causing trains to run on a single track along prince george's plaza. >> we had temperatures in the mid 60's on sunday and dropped into the single digits last night. that kind of extreme temperature swing can cause the rails as a result of that expansion and contraction to break or develop cracks. >> getting around on foot wasn't easy in some places either. with snow packed sidewalks and icy conditions in northwest d.c. and parts of arlington. some side streets in loudoun county were also covered in ice creating dangerous conditions on the roads. and metro spokesperson says their oldest rail cars are nearly 40 years old now and they're in the process of getting them replaced here in the upcoming weeks and they're hoping that will help alleviate some of these issues that metro riders saw earlier today. in arlington, diane cho abc 7 news. >> thank you. well, we have just learned that fairfax county schools will have a two-hour delay tomor

it is not far from 29th and cecil b. moore avenue.lice say, four or five men, barged into a first floor apartment, and shot a victim several times in the legs. the gunman got away between $30,400. >>> now, let's check on that forecast with kate. >> i good morning nicole. high shall everybody hand i friday to you. this will be one of those days that is definitely chilly, looks can be deceiving on days like this, because it is bright, sunny and beautiful blue skies company us here, this morning and generally through the better part of the day here. we look at storm scan3, you can understand why. there is cold front that will cross through where the breeze comes n it will be noticeable, like i said, gust cost peak as high as 30 miles per hour. it won't feel like 40 degrees, though officially that's where we expect to top off today. eighteen our expected low tonight bark in frigid area, sunday warning for coastal storm is develop. it will develop. just where does it develop. so, still questions remain as to what will actually get out of t

. >> seth: you got to present the cecil b.u know, you've been to those things. >> seth: yeah. >> you're on display. >> seth: yeah. >> you're there to watch the thing, but you are the thing. so it's kind of hard to relax, you know. and you got this fake smile plastered on your face the whole time. like, i'm sure i'm not going to win tonight. [ laughter ] >> seth: you were also sort of -- you were right down in the pits. so you also get a lot of reactions on jokes and stuff. >> yeah. >> seth: so you got to be alive for that. >> yeah. and i wasn't. and some people sent me some crazy -- [ laughter ] >> seth: i didn't realize that. >> you don't look like you're enjoying yourself too much don. >> seth: because even -- i just had to go out and present something. so that gives me another level of anxiety because even though you don't have to do anything on the level of sort of what amy and tina are doing you still have to walk out on stage and read a teleprompter in one of the weirdest rooms in all of show business. >> yeah, it's a gr

here you see him heading into the subway at broad and cecil b. moore adjacent to the temple university campus and then board the subway still wearing a ski mask covering all by the eyes and mouth a fur hat and large beat earphones on never looking up to risk being identified by the surveillance cameras. the police need any help they can to find out who this cold blooded predator is. >> right after the murder happens, turns we believe puts the gun back in a duffle bag in a very calm fashion just walks away. >> >> reporter: moments ago we spoke with kim jones' son andre jordan. he says he hopes someone will help by coming forward to tell police and help them identify the killer. a reminder there is a $20,000 reward posted for information leading to the capture of the killer. live at police headquarters in center city, vernon odom, channel6 "action news." >> all right, thanks vernon. >>> as we mentioned, there was a vigil today for kim jones near the north philadelphia intersection where she was killed. here it is. this is the scene less than an hou

a middle school student from cecil county maryland is undergoing a mental evaluation after school administrators say that he made a kill list. that list was titled "people who need on die." and it included the names of students, teachers and family members. police took the 12-year-old into custody and notified the people on the list. authorities say that list may have been made after the student was bullied. >> still to come on abc 7 news at 5:00 capitals star alex ovechkin goes all out to win a car. but it wasn't for him. why he was so determined and what happened when he came up short. >> plus the plane in distress and the amazing survival after an engine stops mid air over the ocean. >> paying tribute to the late king abdullah of saudi arabia. learn how leaders honored him today in the district and how president obama plans to remember the leader while overseas. >> first, though, david muir is here with a look at what's ahead on "world news tonight." david? >> leon alison the blizzard 2015. 50 million bracing for this. unbelievable. three feet of snow in some places. hurricane force wind gust