. >> i don't see him is christen here hi christine well, chris teen do you want to come on up this award is presented to christina special education teacher the nomination spoke of her unwavering teaching and access to the pe requirements and a supportive environment upper donated by our peers would you mind meeting us at the lectern we'll present you with your certifica certificate. >> just wanted to say thank you for the recognition i appreciate it. >> (clapping) >> thank you. >> and we have one more award this is recognition of inclusive schools week. >> i think i need a motion and second to introduce this. >> 70. >> thank you very much i think we need dr. b.a. long could to read this. >> dr. elizabeth please come forward to read into the record the schools week. >> ms. blanking can please sit here please. >> good evening and we do have our community advisory committee here this evening they're responsible for the celebration forward to the board of education mrs. webb and deborah our chairs and many of the people in the district are working towards the resolution so thank you for app

chris teen has seen thousands of adoptions with homes ranging from virginia to north jersey. >> mainen their personality. they will definitely want to be near humans. they will meet you at the door, they follow you around the house, they are great family pellets. >> reporter: christine is looking for more families to make that forever match. we want somebody who will provide a lifetime home for these cats. >> reporter: who wouldn't fall in love with maddie. she is five years old. >> dave and buster are looking for a home together. >> they are seven weeks old and bonded with each other. buster was born with three legs, but you'd never know. >> reporter: they can get around just fine. >> diablo is a big boy who loves to snuggle. this is king who was saved from new york city after being thrown out of a highrise buildings. he had broken bones and teeth. now he is ready to cuddle up with his forever family. if you're interested in king or any of the cats you met today go to the maine coon cat website or vote for your favorite shelter or add a rescue group to the list by going to the "shelt

chris teen came to the united states from ecuador when she was just 13 years old. she is the co-founder of united we dream. she watched the president's speech tonight at a watch party. >> thanks for being with us. how are you feeling with what the president said? >> rachel, it's a bittersweet moment. i'm a little bit in tears right now because i was able to call my dad and my mom that based on the criteria that has been shared, they will be protected from deportation. that has been a big victory for my family in sharing their stories and putting the pressure on the president to make this announcement today. and e aat the same time, as you saw, we had many families in our offices today. and many of them will now be able to qualify and to get pr s protection from deportation. it breaks myhearted because it's many people that i know and that i love. but the message is clear to us. this is a victory that we will own. we made this happen. our e our community has made this happen. we will now have protection and be able to live in this country without fear and dignity. >

all part of a campaign to raise money for teens and homeless. >> hi, chris. if you take a look behind this gate you can see the top executives and business leaders you were just mentioning. they are starting to wake up. they didn't have much in the way of comfort or warmth overnight, just a sleeping bag and a cardboard box. but for most kids who are homeless, that's all they have, if not less. the ideas for these executives to experience exactly how homeless youth sleep on the street. this is the fourth year covenant house has done this. the germantown branch offers 50 beds and has warm food and is the crisis center complete with counselors. advocates say it's hard to pinpoint how many kids are homeless in philadelphia. the school district believes 4,000 have experienced some kind of homelessness. >> it's very much about family instability. it's about having families who can't or won't care for them. so, our youth are victims of abuse, neglect, abandonment. they've been pushed out on the street. >> locally the executives in the business leaders in our area ha

chris may. >>> i'm jessica dean. teen is a senior at radnor high school, "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is live in radnor township where police just wrapped up a news conference and what do they have to say, walt. >> reporter: well, jessica it was very disturbing police revealing contents they say of a notebook, held by the 17 year-old senior, in which she said that the hallways of radnor high school would be flooded with corpses, and that she plans to kill fellow students and a teacher. radnor police having a press conference after they arrested the 17 year-old, radnor police chief william colorulo detailing some of the threats and parents reacting to some of what they heard. >> killing her fellow student, and where majority of the students would be whether it is cafeteria, library or whatever and how she plans to carry out these attacks. i could be the first female school shooter. again some people may dismiss this as harmless words from a young person who has psychological issues with you again, how do you know

grand jury decision not to indict the white officer the shot and killed an unarmed black teen spirit reporter chris walsh is also ferguson tonight with the latest. >> reporter: are learning today that officer will send it is officially on peak the minister of lead with the ferguson police department. --officer darren wilson >> as i read the testimony to the 1 per cent officer daryl boston had invited himself with most of what he says it did not line up with the evidence. --darren wilson >> i have been here my whole life and never had to go through anything like this! >> burned this down burned this down! >> completely inappropriate. god forbid if my chow was killed the way, the way their child was killed and then they just do that is devastating. >> >> reporter: the day like you can see the results of the violence with businesses burned down and lifted. one business owner described what he did not burn down his shop >> we were all came out we were raised in this city and i know people personally. >> reporter: officer will send in an interview with abc seven assess he is sorry with loss of life. by

chris sowers with this accuweather update. a nice quiet morning around the delaware valley. blustery and cold with temperatures in the teenss. we rebound to 44 degrees later this afternoon and 56 by sunday. guys. buffalonians up north, didn't get a whole lot of snow, the shovel brigade mob. we may become a part of that to dig folks out before the temperatures become too toasty in the next couple of days. >> that's cool. we'll have much more from you coming up. >>> and also coming up, the new ways to save this holiday season. no reason to wait until black friday. the tricks you need to know right now. >>> and parents to be are turning to "the hunger games" movies for inspiration. that's ahead in "pop news". >>> now an improve this tip from lowes. after you have chopped up your last veggie on the cutting board, don't throw it away. turn it into your new grocery list. get some chalk board paint and go from this to this. to see more, go to goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo. so trusted... so clinically proven dermatologists recommend it twice as much as any other brand? neutrogena®. recommended by dermatologists 2 times more than

teens out there for many of you. good morning, welcome to nbc 10 news today on this chilly friday morning. i'm chris cato. let's begin with bill henley and his first alert forecast. we began with a warm up yesterday afternoon. >> back in the ice box and temperatures have dropped in the 20s and most of the areas below freezing and still falling with wind that makes it feel even colder. in the teens in the pocono mountains and camelback is taking advantage of the cold weather and the wind is going to be a factor through the day today. already we're starting off with winds of 17 miles an hour in philadelphia. little bit lighter north and west in pott stown and trenton. 29 in northeast philadelphia and wilmington is 29 but it feels like 20 degrees in wilmington and 20 degrees in the city. a cold day, but a sunny one ahead 34 by lunchtime. your hour-by-hour future weather and right now let's check in with traffic reporter jillian mele. good morning. >> the vine street expressway is very quiet out there in both directions. no accidents and no delays to report, that is a bit of good news. following normal constr

program directors chris blessinger and eric courtney spend countless hours working with teens in seg. >> talk to me, what was the point of all that? >> getting woit people is fun so i started aryan nation. then everyone started fighting with white people instead of black people. >> where did that get you? >> right here. >> as we attempted to interview blessinger after her rounds, we got her own feel for the personalities in seg. >> they go through the groups and they learn the skills but then they have to apply those skills. >> shut up. >> you have to have a certain kind of personality and demeanor to be able to work in a place like this. there's never a dull moment. always things to do and offenders to help. >> you're facing an adult conviction. you're a danger. i can't let you out until this is all taken care of. >> i get threatened at least three times a day here. so, i mean, i'm always cautious. i'm not going to put myself in a situation where something bad could happen. these kids feed off -- if you show fear, they will eat that up and take advantage of it. even as a counselor i'

. >> insider louie agary joins us from los angeles where a texas teen is the talk of the town. >> reporter: chrisessica it is absolutely crazy how social media can create a overnight sensation. we will go inside case of target alex the great and how he conquered twitter in about 33 hours. >> i took the picture of alex. >> reporter: if it wasn't for 15 year-old brooklyn who snapped this photo of alex labeouf hard at work that would be hash tagged alex from target the the viral universe would never have gone into a complete frenzy, early sunday morning. >> i had no idea that the picture that i tweeted was going to go viral. it was just an insight joke between me and a land owe. >> reporter: this sunday hash tag alex from target has been tweeted over 1,300,000 times. high school junior has over 500,000 twitter followers, including justin beiber and now he is in l.a. taping an episode of ellen airing tomorrow after she tweeted the viral sensation hey, alex from target it is ellen from ellen. >> this story is incredible. >> 500,000 plus followers and we are only two days into this. these tween twitter

teens from the standing rock reservation. >>> the new york times magazine cover is getting some laughs. it shows chris christie posing for a selfie with a scared looking baby. christie tweeted back dear new york times, it is more like this. you be the judge. and that's your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> 21 minutes past the hour. it's friday. that means i'm joined by the hill reporter. good morning. >> happy friday, thank you for having me. >> republicans are pushing back hard on the president's immigration's policy. saying it is up to congress to make laws. legally who is right here? >> that's -- it depends who you ask. republicans are saying that this is a gross overreach of power and power grab on behalf of king obama as they're calling him. but the president and the administration as well as democrats saying that the president has the authority to go through with the actions. it's politics. it really depends who you ask. this fight is only going to escalade in the coming days. >> hillary clinton stands behind the president. >> she loves it. >> saying she supports his executive action on i

teen is talking to "action news." >> a wild ride for our weather. temperatures are crashing by the end of the week. let's go outside to meteorologist chris sowers. >> reporter: hi, nydia. it's not too bad out here. temperatures wise, every location above freezing. poconos 33 degrees. allentown, 37. philadelphia, 46. trenton, 41. millville, 42. wilmington, 40 and the 24 hour temperature change is impressive, anywhere from 7 to 17 degrees milder than where we were yesterday at this time. so you do the math where the numbers are right now that means we were down in the 20s and 30s for morning lows yesterday. you can see the numbers starting to improve. we got to get this cloud cover out of here and the sun will shine brightly and the sky conditions improve. we'll see a little bit of moisture toward the top of the scene running through the great lake states and the western portions of new england. that should miss us to the north. that's another cold front that will slip through here. fortunately this time that cold front the air behind is not too terribly cold. we'll see clouds through 9:00. we'll see high, thin clouds. the sun may shine th

chris, they're stuck. >>> new research shows teenagers with earlier school start times have an increased risk of getting into a crash. the study compared teen accident rates at a school that started at 7:20 and one that began at 8:45. the crash rate was 29% higher at the one that started earlier. >>> and federal regulators have recommended better sleeping for sleep disorders after the investigation of the deadly train derailment in new york. investigators believe sleepiness caused the accident. the national transportation safety board said obstructive sleep apnea caused that. >>> and in the area, i know you're itching to find out who with and finishing the big fix. when the delaware 495 bridge will be back to normal. and the final price tag for that roadway. >>> a lot of people are waiting to hear this story so here it is. your votes have given longwood gardens a national award. longwood gardens and tennis square has been named america's best restroom. voters chose longwood from a group of ten finalists. the gardens restroom feature a green wall and an ecofriendly design. we have provided wall-to-wall coverage of this contest, too, by the w

teens in some places. that wind chill, good morning and welcome to nbc 10 news today. i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm christo. the wind chill with us all day today. meteorologist bill henley is standing by with his first alert forecast. bill, we're in for a bitter one today. >> seen the temperatures drop even when we're on the air and the wind is staying strong. gusting to more than 30 miles an hour in the area. skies are clearing. we will see lots of sunshine today, but don't look for a warm up. heading out the door right now, these are the latest readings. 31 right now in philadelphia. 20s for wilmington and trenton is right at 30 degrees and it's in the middle 20s for reading, allentown and pottstown. factor in the gusty wind and teens for the i-95 corridor. 15 right now is what it feels like in wilmington and the pocono mountains, 0 is the current wind chill. sunshine will be bright, but the temperatures will barely warm up today. 29 degrees at 7:00. and 30 at 9:00 and at lunchtime, 31 degrees. your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast when i'm back in less than ten minutes. let's check in with katy z

chris sowers joins we're hoping for a little bit of a warmup. >> reporter: hopefully you find discounts on gloves and hats and all kind of thing. we have temperatures in the teens and 0s. we have mainly clear conditions as we look at the philadelphia international airport. take a look at the numbers at this 5:00 a.m. hour, we're down to 18 in allentown. single digits for the poconos. millville, 19. trenton, 21. wilmington, 26. pair of 2s in reading. philadelphia, 28. satellite and radar we have a warm front that's in the process of pushing through. it's knocking on the door now, we'll see an increase in cloud cover over the next couple of hours and flurries will slide in later this afternoon, flurries, nothing more than that, don't are surprised if you see flakes flying around later on. 32 degrees, lunch time, 38. 42 by 3:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. we're down to 39. we top out at 42. it's another day well below average for this time of the year. we warm things up the second half of the weekend and big time as we head into monday. i'll have the details in the seven day when i come back in just a little bit. >> search events continue for shane manage, -- montgomery. a rew

chris? >>> protests broke out overnight around the country and violence erupted in ferguson, missouri, after a grand jury there declined not to indict the police officer who killed unarmed teen michael brown. . the video coming out of ferguson is hard to turn away from this morning. some protesters taunted police pelting officers with bottles. you see them flip over that cruiser and another group set a police cruiser on fire. vandals broke out windows and vandalized cars and at least a few hours a dozen buildings were building. firefighters just had to let some of them burn because someone was firing shots at the firefighters. people say they heard hundreds of gunshots. officers in riot gear used tear gas to try to disperse some of the crowds. signs condemning the police. >>> here's a live look from the air at ferguson, missouri. you can see the aftermath of the tear gas on the street. the st. louis county police chief said in his words that these protests were much worse than the worst night they saw in august. he was referring to the aftermath of michael brown's killing. the fabric of that community has, again, been torn apart. >>> here's what else happened overnight. poli

teens low 20s. thursday, 45, friday, mostly sunny, 47 degrees. >> 47 never looked so good. >> reporter: you're absolutely right. >> thanks, chris. don't forget you can take the new 6abc.com wherever you go no matter how small or large your screen, check it out anytime anywhere. >>> the nation paused to honor veterans day it's a time to stop and salute those who have bravely served. in this art of aging, lisa thomas-laurey meets a group of women who showed their support for soldiers in a very personal way. >> reporter: they are a group of seniors who create stockings for soldiers. edna gathers the goose and donations and -- the goods and donations and rallies the volunteers and stuffs them with anything from socks to soup. they ship ten thousand stockings in november to be sure that the g. i.s are not forgotten during the holiday. >> this may be the only gift they get. >> reporter: we know they are getting a piece of home and that makes a difference. >> the ladies get a list of soldiers serving so they can personalize each stocking. >> we have great pictures of the soldiers having gotten the gift from somebody they don't know and

teen. >>> "action news" talked to one of the men in charge for the papal visit to philadelphia. >>> first let's outside to chrisowers and the currently chilly accuweather forecast. >> reporter: it is cold out here, eva. we have temperatures in the 20s and 30s and now we're starting to pick up a little bit of a breeze. we're dealing with a windchill issue, as well. numbers wise, 31 degrees, 26 in allentown. reading 28. poconos 24, lancaster, 245. him millville, 23 we got down to 15 this morning, and dover 32. satellite and radar, good news we have a lot of sunshine out here this morning, if you look all the way towards the left-hand side of the screen, the clouds that are expected to move in later on still well back to the west. we should see a decent amount of sun today that will help to warm things up. yesterday's high was a chilly 37 degrees, today we're up to 44. that's below the seasonal average of 54. but it's better than yesterday. even though it's breezy from time to time, the winds are not expected to be as strong as yesterday. so it will not feel as harsh. the sun will set around 4:40 p.m. temperatures

chris said in his piece on it. need to be did he codeed with some sort of oval teen ring hates hard to figure out what kind of coordinationhe numbers are bizarre, you had to specifically know the code in order to decipher them. >> that's what it is. it would is be california, four for us, 49, you would have to know which district they were talking about, what the polling was and the thought is that they would have to put then -- sending out a signal to the super packs, this where we need to sends money or the super packs putting some of these up. not hemmed that the campaign legal center lawyer his name is paul ryan, which i found curious. >> i have to ask about the store by california and how midterm voting exceeded 2012 in terms of absent teen ballots and states are saying let's get rid of the polling places and have everybody vote by mail. is that likely to happen by 2016, 18 on, in the next couple of the years after that? >> reporter: people he spoke to in the california registrars offers said, no. the reason they train poll work percent to help people for whom english is a second language, it's the first time they ar

chris, kerrey, back to you. >> seem like the good way to go, mass transit. south to there is where baltimore area teen being charged as an adult in connection to a planned school attack. court records released yesterday reveal 16 year old fash told police he was going to use a stolen gun to kill his parents, then drive to his high school and kill student and teachers, the motive revenge for years of bullying. police say, homemade explosives were also discovered at the boys home. police arrested the teen saturday. he now faces several charges. >> main line high school football coach stepping down from his coaching duties following a drunk driving arrest police say joseph gallagher arrested saturday afternoon for drunk driving in prospect park. they say he hit a car, then took off. according to the arrest report, police stopped a few minutes later and he had an open half bottle of belgium all in his center console. he reportedly told police: i messed up. i hit him and i should have stopped. i messed up. support for the popular coach is pouring in. >> been allege end here in town and, you know, until eve

chris sowers will have what you face as you head out. >> reporter: goodgood morning, o you, eva, it's no picnic out here, temperatures are in the teens and 20s. some locations in the sing single digits. poconos 6. 16 in allentown. 28 inladelphia, 22 in millville. temperature-wise we're running 4 to 18 degrees colder than we were this same time yesterday. so today looks like another chilly one with highs topping out in the upper 30s maybe low across south jersey. tomorrow things start to improve. as we look at satellite and radar, you'll note a lot of clouds and showers to the west that's associated with the warm front it's the very same warm front that could touch off a flurry today that will creates the warmup sunday and monday. forecast this afternoon, mainly cloudy skies, a passing flurry west of city, it's going to be chilly with a high of 42 degrees. normally we should be around 50. tomorrow and monday look much, much better. what's interesting when i come back inside, some of the latest forecast information coming in, suggests that the cold air rushes in tuesday morning and changes the shower activity over to snow showers, i'll she

chris. >>> then imagine opening up your kids halloween canned toy find a razor blade? that a happened to a local teenead. >>> the eagles back in first place in the nfc east, but big injury concerns, with nick foles and, of course, demeco ryans we will talk about how long they will be out and what it means for the eagles with eight games to go in the regular season. >>> good day, everybody. it is monday, november 3rd, 2014. thanks for being with us. >> we're glad you are with us, november 3rd. i just can't believe when we flipped over the calendar from october to november. there is thanksgiving and black friday and it is all here. >> yes. >> it is in my house, come on over, what the heck, more the merion, right? here's bus stop buddy, he is bundled up, because most of our temperatures are in the 30's this morning and yes, mom said wear a hat. he is doing it at least for now. it is quite chilly to get started this morning. your number of the day though is an eight because it will end up, milder then yesterday, and with plenty of sunshine. we will have gusty breezes around but in the as high as they wer

teens in some spots. but a weekend warm up is ahead. you had me at warm up. good morning, this is nbc 10 news today. i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato. just look at tracy clutching her cup of coffee like it's life itself. which it is at this hour. let's go to meteorologist bill henley and his first alert forecast. bill, the warm up we saw yesterday, we're not going to get that today, are we. >> >> i won't share that bag of lava that i carried to work this morning. whatever you can do to stay warm, it is cold outside. temperature ins the 20s and 30s. that strong wind increasing this afternoon and never feel warm. 31 degrees right now in philadelphia. that's one of the warmer locations. 20s for wilmington, northeast philadelphia, north and west is in the middle 20s. factor in the wind and it feels like 19 in philadelphia with a 17-mile-an-hour wind. and at 17 degrees for pottstown and the polls start this morning, but we will see sunshine. 25 degrees at 7:00. by 9:00, the wind will be stronger, 30 degrees will feel like it's in the middle 20s and 34 at noontime will feel like the upper 20s today. hour-by-hour future weather when

also ahead, the incredible story of the local teen given just two weeks to live and the strangers who are >> good morning, and thanks for joining us. i'm chrise accuweather forecast for us. lisa, maybe 80s some parts parts of the bay? >> that's right, chris. the offshore flow keeping even the beaches in the 70s. this morning live doppler hd, we are clear. we have some fog to speak of, but not here in san francisco. it's pleasant, numbers in the 150s. oakland a patch of fog, san jose at 50s. we are looking at clear condition necessary most areas. take a look at the san carlos airport. a quarter maulvis and the fog out toward the delta. fairfield 5-mile visibility and mile and a half in

teen is talking to "action news." >> a wild ride for our weather. temperatures are crashing by the end of the week. let's go outside to meteorologist chrisnydia. it's not too bad out here. temperatures wise, every location above freezing. poconos 33 degrees. allentown, 37. philadelphia, 46. trenton, 41.

chris cato. >> and i'm tracy davidson. we have live team coverage of the dangerous cold, beginning with nbc 10 meteorologist bill henley in the first alert weather center. bill? >> tracy, we're beginning with temperatures in the teens and 20s, colder than yesterday morning. to make matters worse, the wind is still blowing. not as strong as yesterday, but it's still present. skies are clear, and that's part of why it's colder this morning. it is a first alert day for bitter cold temperatures this morning that will be slow to climb. windchills, as the temperatures reach near record lows, the windchills range from 6 below in the pocono mountains to 15 degrees this morning with what it feels like in parts of new jersey. a very cold start. 19 now in pottstown. allentown just dropped two degrees in the last hour and it's 22 in millville and atlantic city. factor in the wind, 10 right now the windchill for trenton. pottstown is 10 degrees, and it feels like 12 in northeast philadelphia and wilmington. so, a cold and breezy start. very cold to start with. 20 degrees would tie the record for this date in philadelphia at 7:00. by 9:00, 24, and still in the 20s at lunchtime in spite of bright sunshine. your hour-by-hour futur

chris cato. >> and i'm tracy davidson. we have live team coverage of the dangerous cold, beginning with nbc 10 meteorologist bill henley in the first alert weather center. bill? >> tracy, we're beginning with temperatures in the teens and 20s, colder than yesterday morning. to make matters worse, the wind is still blowing. not as strong as yesterday, but it's still present. skies are clear, and that's part of why it's colder this morning. it is a first alert day for bitter cold temperatures this morning that will be slow to climb. windchills, as the temperatures reach near record lows, the windchills range from 6 below in the pocono mountains to 15 degrees this morning with what it feels like in parts of new jersey. a very cold start. 19 now in pottstown. allentown just dropped two degrees in the last hour and

teen's shooting overnight. >>> high-profile politicians are in town today to help candidates for governor. >>> it's a chilly windy day, people in philadelphia were no match for the whipping wind. chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. you can see the wind is still blowing right now. eva we're seeing tropical storm force winds across the area this afternoon. this pumpkin right here, i found this 15 yards to my left, i picked it up scistles walking -- as i was walking down. we had a set of three mums. the other thing i noticed there were leaves everywhere yesterday because of the heavy rain. we had a massive wind coming in and blowing everything away. we'll start with the wind gusts, this is the big story, current wind speeds 46 miles per hour the highest windy gusts has been close to 50. trenton, 41. 41 in philadelphia and 31 in millville. we'll see 41 in the poconos, mid 30s everybody else. later this evening, the winds will ease up a little bit, but it will be breezy, overnight tonight into tomorrow, you can hear the wind roaring right now. we're picking up a gust as i speak. we'll see this throughout the morning hours tomorrow. here's the system spinning of

teen. >>> in south jersey a home a badly damaged when a fire erupts overnight. >> hold only to your hats we're in for a rollercoaster ride in temperatures this week. >> meteorologist chrisn accuweather. . hold on to your hats that's for certain, temperatures are all over the place in the seven-day forecast. we're on the chilly side this morning and things will moderate this afternoon and especially tomorrow. here's the numbers at this 9:00 a.m. hour. are 45 degrees, yesterday we topped out at 56. we're just about as warm as yesterday and it's only 9:30. 5eu8en town, 42, millville, 44. atlantic city and sea isle 47. not a bad looking day, chilly for november, but a much better feeling afternoon than what we've experienced over the last several days. this system sneaked in here overnight tonight. this is a warm front pushing out of the panhandle of florida. we'll see a period of heavier rains move in probably until 10:00 p.m. until the first part of the monday. watch what happens after the warm front punches through. yesterday's high, 46. today's high, 55. monday's high 74 will shatter the record high of 71 set back in 1979. high 74 will shatter over the past four or five

chris hayes will do his show from ferguson, missouri tonight. the grand jury has reached a decision on whether officer darren wilson will be indicted for the shooting death of unarmed teen michael brown. the decision is expected to be announced later this evening. la enforcement has beeni preparing for weeks. 100 cities are gearing up for protests. we'll bring you the latest here on "the ed show." there was no question she was the one. she reminds you every day. but your erectile dysfunction-that could be a question of blood flow. cialis for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment is right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is also the only daily ed tablet approved to treat symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help right away for a

chris and yes, sir contact, back to you. >>> there is more ahead here on "eyewitness news" including a new warning for those who wear contact lenses. >>> plus a alarming numbers about how many teens are smoking, but philadelphia beats the national trend. health reporter stephanie stahl takes a closer look next, beasley. >>> big game for sixers tonight and their fans, for more than a year we have been waiting toe mc will and nerlens noel together, they will do it tonight. >>> head coach chip kelly fields questions about the struggling running game as eagles prep for packers and lambeau field this sunday. kate? >>> unaudible. >> it is looking like winter we are with the cbs-3 mobil weather lab in the snow and lit tool early for this but we will have have all details on tonight a's snow where you can >>> it is now time to check your philadelphia job market report. >> "eyewitness news" jobs expert steven greenburg has more. >> reporter: technology is changing how we work, quarter of all americans now work in jobs that were not listed by census boro several decades ago. pennsylvania's unemployment rate of 5.7 percent tells a small part of the labor market story. it does not measure ty

chris drrx ato. >> i'm christine maddela. if you are heading out, you want to bundle up, yourit's cold out there. let's get to britntney shipp. >> below freezing for many locations. wind chill in the teensyou are. as we take a look outside right now. earlier we saw a few snow flurries and i think you can make out a few there on our live picture of the poconos. wow, it's really pretty to look at, but definitely cold. bundle up. here's a closer look of the radar shot and shows moving into parts of the poconos. earlier this morning flurries closer to 76 and as we head into the rest of your morning, expect more sunshine, but our temperatures stay cold. 36 to 39 degrees for our daytime highs. just to put it in perspective our average for this time of year, 51 degrees. when we'll see temperatures heading above average coming up in my first alert seven-day forecast. for now, let's check in with first alert traffic reporter jillian mele. >> good morning to you. to you at home, as well. happy friday. a live look at 76 westbound side at city avenue. 6:31 in the morning. this is normally jammed. this goes to show you how the roads are on a friday morning. both directions between the blue route and

teens miami wins. >> i'm optimistic. >> she's not that good. >> we can all take the bus there. >> and many washington, msnbc political contributor and editor of the fix, "the washington post" chrisif he does join isis, then fsu will at least make him sit out for a half. i'm sorry. >> nobody likes your joke. >> i offended people in new york. >> do you think that fsu would actually make him sit out for a half? >> stop, it's not funny. >> coach's decision. >> they would threaten it. >> i have refused -- >> they get away with literally everything. there's a lot to talk about in the news. chuck is uncomfortable. i'm joking about fsu being so lenient with their quarterback. he can do anything. >> tuscaloosa pd is on top of those alabama players. >> i guarantee you if one of our guys joined isis, they would sit out a whole game. >> you're going to go to the corner. turn around. nobody wants to see you right now. >> harvard is undefeated by the way. i'm going to the game this year. >> fight fiercely. harvard, fight, fight, fight. >> despite millions of dollars spent, new polls show the senate may be slipping out of democrat's hands. the gap is widening in states where they were trying t