a coating to an inch possible, mainly east of i-95. watch for slick travel. highs: 32-35 winds: ne to se 5 mph tonight: mainly clear and cold. lows: 23-30 winds: w 5 mph saturday: partly to mostly sunny. seasonable. highs: 45-50 winds: wsw 5-10 mph ght now- mccain - is at walter reed national military medical center addressing side effects from his brain cancer treatment. but there are reports - his health is in decline. ryan hughes is live in bethesda this morning with the latest. today is the national deadline to sign up for coverage under the sign up for coverage under the affordable care act. and if you're in virginia -- it's your deadline too. but maryland is extending sign-ups another week to december 22nd. and d-c's open enrollment lasts until january 31st. federal data shows so far -- enrollment is up about 17 percent this year. this morning.. for the first time we are hearing from the father of tina frost - the maryland woman shot in the head in the las vegas massacre. frost will be home for the holidays after leaving an inpatient rehab facility. las

vouchers coats. a lot of people, what happens, is that now they don't have to choose between utilities or food or choose warmth between them. >> reporter: so, again, folks can go and drop these off at several different locations. so any berk and herbert bank location in the area. of course we are in mcclain right now. and you can drop them off here and also med star university hospital or at one of the bank locations. we have a great pile here. i'm impressed with everything here. so you'll be pretty busy, mr. berg man. >> i think so. going to be ramming up and cold this week, so that normally brings them up. >> yeah, people start digging, in. >> we'll take any size and any form. >> reporter: thank you so much. aaron, i'm going to take you to task, you'll have to start digging. >> it's going to be 60 degrees, you might take drop it off. >> thank you. appreciate it. >>> looks like we are going to need arraign jacket maybe today. sheena is back after the break with closer look at when the rain arrives i

a coating to an inch possible. watch for slick travel. highs: 32-35 winds: ne to se 5 mph tonight: mainly clear and cold. lows: 23-30 winds: w 5 mph saturday: partly to mostly sunny. seasonable. highs: 45-50 winds: wsw 5-10 mph president trump-- counting on congress to get a bill passed and on his desk before president trump-- bill passed and on his desk before christmas. negotiators are hammering out a tentative agreement-- but now a new roadblock! as arlette saenz reports -- some g-o-p senators are expressing concerns about the bill's impact on the deficit and the child tax credit. republican lawmakers will need lawmakers will need all hands on deck to get that bill across the finish line. but one senator john mccain - is at walter reed national military medical center at this hour... addressing side effects from his brain cancer treatment. mccain has been battling brain cancer for about five months now. senate sources are telling c-n-n they are concerned about his health. senator mccain missed all votes this past week -- but his republ

more than that, they have coats, a thousand coats that they are rushing to get to these kids from nearly 80 different schools across the area. hoping to get them to them before this cold weather takes over. fire fighters there used to responding to medical emergencies, folks who have been exposed too long in this type of extreme condition and yet they say today everyone should be focused on preparing their cars with a cold weather emergency kit. >> when situations worsen, if you get stranded somewhere and you're not prepared, if you don't have a bag with extra mittens, gloves, blankets, things like that, be ready for the elements. >> reporter: that is a kit you can start putting together tonight, right now. in fact, you saw all of those coats there. what is interesting, wendy and leon, is they had a coat giveaway about 2 1/2 months ago. they had 2,500 coats. why the other thousand? they have a greater need this year than they have seen in years past. they got calls from teachers who said that their students do not have coats preparing them for this cold weather. they are rushing now, try

you need the puffy coat, the fur coat, whatever you have, faux fur out there right now. take a look and show you the wind gusts, upwards of 30 miles per hour in d.c. martinsburg 35, 28 degrees in the fredericksburg area. 30 over towards annapolis and 25 patuxent river. take a look at wind chills. current wind chill, 24 in leesburg, 16 over towards the martinsburg area and 23 in manassas. so, it is cold. it's only going to get colder. tomorrow morning is going to be the coldest we've seen in quite sometime. so, be ready for it. yes, your wednesday, wednesday extremely cold, a little bit better towards the end of the week. we'll talk about that. i mention the snow chances, too. see you back here in minutes. >> doug, thank you. updating breaking news right now at 6 :30, a naked man mayhem. >> they had to swerve to miss him in fairfax county not far from dulles airport. we obtained new video of that man. scott macfarlane standing by in the newsroom with that. scott? >> leon, what a wild head turning scene this afternoon. drivers reported a man walking naked right down the mi

that fur coat is in the documentary. you see lavonna harding in a fur coat. and i thought she wanted to be seen as someone who had a fur coat, and it just spoke volumes to me about her pain. >> what did you make of tonya not knowing where her mother was, and i saw your eyes kind of roll in not caring where her mother was. what did that say about her relationship, didn't know or care where her mother was? >> steven rogers who interviewed tonya harding and jessica lulee for this movie, he said the only thing these two agreed about for the movie was how lavonna was, and how awful she was, everything else was two completely different sides to the story. so i knew that she was not loved. she was not a good mother. >> you also mentioned the parakeet, if i heard it once, i heard it a thousand times, do not act with an animal because you may get upstaged! >> i held my own with that bird. >> i'm not saying you didn't, but you held your own with a parakeet, did that freak you out? >> yes, i'm a dog person, not a bird person. >> i'm also cracking up. there is a moment w

people young and old lined up for the coats today. they have been able to give away 1,000 coats. >> families in philadelphia celebrated christmas early. paul earthquake moore has been collecting gifts from individuals and companies over the past few weeks. today, he handed them out to five families in need during the party. the goal of the annual event is to spread cheer and let the community know the community cares. >> one family has a new home for holidays. >> children of a slain police officer is spending the first christmas without their mom. thanks to the kindness of stranger, they'll spend it together in their new home. >> it was a cold-blooded killing of a mother of three and veteran of nypd. >> in july without warning and for no reason, a der ranged gunman murdered the officer. the eldest now the guardian of her siblings, 12-year-old twins. >> just in time for christmas, neighbors and strangers raised hundreds of thousands of dollars to buy them a new apartment. furnished complete with christmas decorations. >> oh my god. >>

: thousands of coats dancing their way into donation bins. >> make sure you donate a coat because it'sm. >> reporter: as well as people like christina salvo from connecticut. her story going viral as posting this video. >> please give coat. she rushed to this man's aid after seeing him walking in frigperatures without a coat heading to her local burlington to bim a warm jacket. delivering it with a hug. her generosity inspiring so many and prompting burlington to give 500 coats to choice.s so warm a it's pretty. >> r york city donations being handed out to evacuees of hurricane maria. including jonathan and dianitzam puerto rico getting accustomed to the new york winter. >> we came to new york because since the hurricane, there's no electricity, no water, and it hit us hard. >> we want to make sure every evacuee has a coat for their safety as well as their comfort. >> reporter: this is just one of the hundreds of organizations across the nation passing out coats donated by you. >> this year every single person can make a difference. >> coats do stay in the communities we collect them.

the answer is 85,218. 85,000 coats, guys. nice work.uess what, we're not done on "gma." coming up how to dress like a celeb. maybe meghan markle for the holidays. but you can do it for hundreds of dollars less. it's just my eczema again,t. but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to eczemaexposed.com to learn more. >>> all right. it is the season for holiday parties. this morning we'll steal some of the top looks from our favorite celebrities for a much better price. hundreds of dollars less. sometimes thousands of dollars less. here to show us how is "people's" style director andrea lavinthal. thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> so the paparazzi are everywhere. the celebrities always look flawless. any tips when we're walking out the door, how to look like a celebrity for le

it will coat the ground quickly. behind its arctic air racing into the delaware and the lehigh valley. this air drops into the deep south this time around, theouldt close to freezing, places like pensacola, tallahassee, jacksonville close to freezing overnight tonight and tomorrow night. that is how massive the arctic high is. what to expect today, this is a light, fluffy snow that will fly from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. the roads will become slick and snow covered, general accumulations, generally a coating to perhaps 2 inches. this will be an inch or perhaps more than that. isolated areas as high as 2 inches. light snow cold, 24 degrees winds are light. overnight tonight, partly cloudy and cold, winds picking up ten 0 miles per hour that puts the temperatures close to zero if not lower when you combine the two. the temperatures and the winds gives you temperature. 12 degrees for the suburbs, 6 degrees for city. arctic front pushes through, the numbers drop down to digits by 11:00 p.m. 6 below in allentown and through

coats today. your children need them today for tomorrow. >> reporter: we'll see what the volunteers and fire fighters are doing. to bring warmth to the community there. we should also mention pets. if common sense doesn't kick in for you to bring your pets indoors, perhaps virginia law will convince you that it's necessary, especially leaving them outside for an exposed period of time. there are laws against that. more specific laws in fairfax county about tethering. so, we've asked you, are you ready for this? are you ready for the cold? we've asked you on our nbc washington slash survey, about a quarter of you say, ye ready. 52% saying, nope, not ready for this. and another 20% or so say bring summer back, as the cupid american reporter out here in the cold i'm going to say, yeah, let's bring summer back. >> i get it. >> we're with you. we're on that team, david. thank you. >>> well, now is the time to make sure, folks, that you have our nbc washington app. doug and the rest of the storm team4 w

wearing an $85 coat from pretty little things. shoes are h&m. $50. look is $300 for every single thing she's wearing. you don't have to buy it all but if you wanted to -- >> it's a fantastic -- i love the coat with the jeans. >> just like jennifer if not better. >> i'll copy that. all right. next for the guys. because we can't leave them out. we have nick jonas at the amas in black. let's break down what he's wearing. >> in head to dzhokhar tsarnaev john varvatos. the showpiece his coat which is about wearing henley, cool printed pants and those boots. >> so now we have nick jonas and our last model looking chic and fab. >> this is ben and his jacket is forever 21. it's $44. >> no, it is not. >> so much better, right? >> oh, my goodness. shoes on sale for 39. apartment 9. everything he's wearing is super affordable. . this whole look is like $160 compared to nick's which was 3,000. >> wow. >> that is fantastic. i have to say you did such a great job, andrea. this is all so we can look like the celebrities and not break the bank. thank you very much.

your warmest coat. basically everything you had on yesterday.s, the scarves, the hat especially if you're walking around this morning. we're not going to be warming up too quickly here. it won't be as frigid as yesterday. we'll look at the snow in a few minutes. >>> sheena, thank you. 4:43 right now. if you were on i-95 yesterday. you may have been caught in a terrible backup in stafford county. this crash is what caused a slowdown there. now we're learning that it was all started with a shooting. the death of a woman. police say that the man who crashed his suv had shot at police on i-95. there was a chase. eventually that man was wound to his head. stafford county officials say he was suspected of killing his wife earlier in the day. that man is now in the hospital. >>> loved ones will say goodbye to a reston couple gunned down inside their home. family and friends will gather for a memorial service for the couple. the service will happen tomorrow at a church in herndon. a 17-year-old killed the pair and then shot and injured himself last week

the coat, you mean? the coat, yes.omeone gave me a call and asked if i was interested in the coat of my father and i said yes. she wanted $500 and i paid it and got it. you mean this old military greatcoat, leather coat, is actually your father's old coat? yes. what i have to admit, since the scarecrow is standing here, i have got a stronger connection to my father. it's very strange. and always, when i'm sitting in our living room, looking at him and say, "this you have earned, dear father, being a scarecrow in the end." that's your fault. niklas, i want to hear more about your family history. i want to dig deeper into your relationship with your father. but i also want to get out of this cold north german wind. that is a good idea. why don't we head back into your home? ok, that's great. bye—bye, scarecrow. niklas frank, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. do you feel that you have some sort of a duty to your country to speak about your past? i think so, yes. i think i have the duty because, by chance, i was born in this

maybe a coating before all is said and done. a lot of this will rotate through over the next three hours or so. by 6:00 a.m., north and west, looking at some of the light snow, then it moves out of here, giving way to sunshine, mid-day into the afternoon, and those temperatures will recover into the upper 30's, so, watching out for those slick roads, some icy patches out there, allow some extra travel time. brush off the light snow, additional flurries perhaps a coat being, but once again, most of that accumulation has already occurred. 30 degrees, below freezing, in philadelphia right now. we have 23 in allentown, mid 30's, right now, in millville. remember, yesterday morning, the windchills were in the single digit. right now, it is not that bad. it feels like 29 in millville. it feels like 24 degrees currently in pottstown and it feels like 24 degrees in wilmington. so across the region for today, early flurries, chilly start, but 42 down the shore by the afternoon. 39 degrees for center city. and as far as that seven day for

coats for sure right. any thaevl. >> what is it with kids they never want to wear a coat. even if wing chills are single dinl sfwlits he should wear a goat. >> if it's knocking over christmas trees that should be a signal. >> absolutely. >> seriously. >> it's cold out. >> it will be colder this morning. bitter cold and earlier this afternoon and after you saw high temperatures close he to 50, 49 at reagan. four d we have fallen 20 since then. 26 wash to be and 23 gaithersburg and 23 dulles and winchester and these are air temperatures paid with pretty fierce wint out of the northwest fields colder. they have wind gusts over 30 miles an hour and hopefully doesn't do it all night long. when you have to step out to work tomorrow morning it will be bracing, carry things up in game erlingburg and farm north and west whipped child advisory. win dheeld values pob at dangerous values. doesn't get better throughout day tomorrow. sun sheep, high temperature remain below normal 36 for the high in washington app the forecast ahead. >>> thank you, caitlin, caught on camera bizarre mome

big, bulky coat.this is something you may not think about with cold weather you want to bundle up your little ones and make sure you put them in the car seat correctly because that could be a dangerous combination. >> very serious. general rule a winter coat should not be worn under a car seat buckle because it's bulky and doesn't allow the harness to tighten all the way. remove the coats before you seat your children. here's how you can keep your kids warm and buckled safety for smaller children a 23eu9ed blanket over them after securing them. bigger kids after securing them turn their coat around and put it on backward with arms through the holes and it becomes a blanket resting on the harness. >> that's good advice. >> time now 7:18 and fist sn this comes at important time and someone who is enjoying it. >> majong. >> national zoo tweeted this yesterday of her rolling around on the hills ever the snow there. gintd pand as love the cold. >> it remind me of the panda movie kung fu pand a they're buil

down in south jersey you didn't get as much about a coating to an inch. i was able to put together early forecasts of snow in philadelphia, an inch 1/2, same story in chadds ford, delaware county. up in the lehigh valley airport, 8 inches of snow. graterford 1.8 inches. and downing down 1.8. this will fall apart quickly by the end of the rush hour i think we're poking holes in the clouds. later today we're expecting the return of sunshine. as we head out early this morning it's below freezing, 8:00 a.m., 30 degrees, you might have slick spots on side streets and secondaries, i hope by 8:00 a.m. they will have the main roads salted and plowed. 33 degrees by 10:00 a.m. 35 by noon even we are melting the stuff. sliding back to 31 by 6:00 a.m. 37 in allentown, 38 in philadelphia and millville. 39 in cape may. tomorrow a system gets past us a colder shot of air comes back, 34 tomorrow. mostly cloudy in the afternoon there could be a flurry or brief snow shower. here's the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, today's high, 38. the snow showers wrapping up

general coating to two inches.you'll see exceed two inches of snow with the system. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, the cold comes barreling on in, bitter told tomorrow, 22. windchills in the single digits. 19 for the high on new year's day, windchills hovering close to zero all day long. even when the snow stops people need to be careful. >> reporter: that snow will not melt for a week to ten days. >> we'll have consult ins later? >> reporter: one at -- cut ins? >> we'll at 11:00 p.m. >>> eagles prepare for the game we'll be live from lincoln your teen addicted to video gaming, why that is class as a mental condition. now for gray hall, chris sowers, and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han, have a great saturday! ,000 in america last year. we need to stand up and say enough. the only way this problem is going to be solved is if we raise our voices. choose help over helplessness, hope over hopelessness. make sure that the lives we've lost will not have been lost in vain. addiction is a diseas

quick coating for areas north and west, and then lehigh valley and poconos. some spots could pick up around 3 inches. we will have more coming up in your full forecast for now back over to you guys. >>> this storm does not have best timing, coming in during evening commute on a friday so lets look live now at i-95 near the betsy ross bridge, you can see it is slow going there. we will take you live to the schuylkill expressway near montgomery drive, and also slow. and, we will head into new jersey for a look at 42 freeway near interstate 295, that is a lot have lights up there and a lot of red at bottom of the screen, jammed, just be careful take it slow. >> slow your roll. >>> snow is getting some people in the holiday spirit. >> for others not so much. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live in pennsauken camden county. cleve, you found people with mixed feelings with this latest round of snow. >> just another beautiful day in vermont. wait, we're in south jersey. that was from my photographer, so too good not to use. we have three times in one week.

they have a coating on the grass but nothing on the road.hat is what you want for white christmas look out and see snow on the front lawn but nothing if you have to drive. look at all the of the cars that is the surprising thing passing so many people at this early hour, on christmas. you can look across the street , nobody will be out shopping for a used car but whoever comes in next day that snow coating is probably going to be ice. we looked ahead? 6 degrees is the temperature this time next machine when they hit overnight lows and jenny, first question is will we have a white christmas. second question we have an answer for you yes you can get a wawa coffee today, they are opened all over the philadelphia area. >> that is the best news on christmas morning, especially at 5:02 a.m., thanks, merry christmas. thanks, steve. >>> lets take a live look at center city. steve's in lehigh county. it looks rainy out there, sue, i understand the wind will be picking up later. >> yes, as soon as precipitation is out of here, here is my mike, on he k

a light coating covers the grass in sea aisle city. south jersey expected to get hit hardest >> but snow expected to fall in pennsylvania, getting the salt trucks ready, a live look at stormscan 3 shows that storm moving in from the south. and tonight, we have crews all across the region as we prepare for a snowy saturday. good evening, i mean jessica dean. >> i'm nicole brewer. in for ukee washington. across the region people are getting ready for the first snow. we have live team three coverage from the shore to the city. let's start with meteorologist kate bilo tracking the storm >> it's moving in at a pretty good clip but it will take awhile for the snow to start to spread. right now and through the next several hours this is a shore and delaware beaches storm. that's where the snow is coming down right now, look at this red shading over maryland, i'll zoom in, that is very, very heavy precipitation, headed toward the delaware coast line, heavy snow and rain you can see the mix line along the coast to very tight gradient heavy rain

well, think about wearing that coat because it is chilly out here. right here, where it looks like one person may be on there trying to keep warm so people lined up getting ready for a bus right there but code blues have been activated in counties all across our region. we have found that many code blues are in place for the majority of this week the temperatures and wind chill really make it feel like it is 20 degrees or lower then that, it is painful just talking bit , now with most of the people out here going inside anytime they choose, there are many people who don't have that option and also who have in the been able to get to shelters, one man told us how to survive, in that sit ways. >> outreach trucks come, you know, give you blankets, and materials, coats, hats, scarves, everything, to keep you warm. like you said, it is christmas you have to keep that smile. you have to keep hope alive. >> i love his outlook you have to keep hope alive no matter what you are facing these days anyone facing this cold look at these flags right here they star

. >> i was able to buy three coats like a fall coat for i ended getting them for $2.50. >> reporter: a coat for 2.50. >> three them. >> reporter: three coats for $2.50. >> between the coupons my discount and everything else. score. >> reporter: how to make that score at the mall even better? well, door to door limo service. geno dee perro is rate weighting for his wife and daughter. >> how did you get dragged along? >> i just the driver of the house. >> reporter: you're the limo driver you take them where they need to go and wait it out. >> i'm the uber driver but i don't get paid. [ laughter ] >> reporter: no he did not get paid. experts say if you're really looking to get really good deal you want to move quick. a lot of the inventory could be gone in few days. and almost all of it they think could be gone in automobile of weeks. so deals are out there. but move quick, bill. >> sounds good, thanks so much, brad. >>> now people used to think that gift cards were impersonal but as brad pointed out, that's apparently not the case. gift cards hold the title of most requested gift holid

the box. >> we are partners with burlington for our 11th annual warm coats and warm hearts coat drive you too just bring your gently used coats to your local burlington sto how many coats you have donated so far. drum roll. [ drum roll ] >> the total, 105,659. [ applause ] learn more about how you can help. watch ryan's on sunday night st 8:00 eastern. >> stay home and let's toast t >> you don't have to toast with your -- >> pickle juice. three, two, one. >> happy new year! [ cheers and applause ] >> w we just moved in about four months ago, but the living room's pretty blank. it's really nice when clients come in and have done some of their own research. working with a bassett designer was really easy. just kind of ties in very well. we love it! >>> we are back now with the man who has been dubbed the millennial chad veach including message of per sseverance with s new book "faith forward future." why do you think your specific message -- you go into these churches and it's filled with young people. why do you think your message and gospel is reaching these young people. >> i was a y

a light coating covers the grass in sea aisle city. south jersey expected to get hit hardest >> but snow expected to fall in pennsylvania, getting the salt trucks ready, a live look at stormscan 3 shows that storm moving in from the south. and tonight, we have crews all across the region as we prepare for a snowy saturday. good evening, i mean jessica dean. >> i'm nicole brewer. in for ukee washington. across the region people are getting ready for the first snow. we have live team three coverage from the shore to the city. let's start with meteorologist kate bilo tracking the storm >> it's moving in at a pretty good clip but it will take awhile for the snow to start to spread. right now and through the next several hours this is a shore and delaware beaches storm. that's where the snow is coming down right now, look at this red shading over maryland, i'll zoom in, that is very, very heavy precipitation, headed toward the delaware coast line, heavy snow and rain you can see the mix line along the coast to very tight gradient heavy rain

coat weather this morning certainly. as we go through the day look for clouds to inc it stays chilly. noon, 39. 3:00 p.m., 42. 5:00 p.m., 39 we start to sink as we go into the evening, 38 degrees in philadelphia. in terms of the snow, does look like it's going to pop in down the shore mixing with rain later tonight, but the bulk of this is overnight tonight and through a good portion of tomorrow by 9:00. >> reporter: we may see some of this all way up to philadelphia. of course surface temperatures might be on the mild side, i don't know how much of this will stick, but we'll get enough where there are concerns about roads where we go through tomorrow. pop up north and west until it's done. karen, more on what to expect and in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: that's for late tonight and tomorrow. we'll be dealing with that. we have construction on the schuylkill expressway, eastbound at 30th street all lanes are blocked eastbound on the schuylkill expressway at 30th street. westbound weave the l

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but you better believed it, there may be a coating of snow open. either way, everybody gets the christmas cold. it would be a punch of cord, and the feels-like temperature going into the lower 20s. it's 60 out right now, so that would be a shows to the systems. we have rain airwise. as you move past the wool grove, it looks like heavier rain there. this whole system pulls out later tooj. make sure if you have the light jax now, you break back out the heavier coat. you'll need it. temperatures all across the area are peretz mild. 60 degrees or better across northern newcastle. we have temperatures in the lower 60s. this looks ache a march oy -- but once we get the cold front out of here about 11:00 tonight, the temperatures will start to tumble. 36 in philadelphia, 31 in allentown, 32 in coatesville. tomorrow during the day looks absolutely okay. if you're out and about traveling, last-minute shopping, check out your neighborhood. temperatures in the middle 40s, and we'll see clouds on the increase the second half of the day. then we have to talk ab

he has the hat and gloves on and puffy coat on.s what you need this morning as you stand outside for a while. it is a chilly one to start your day. little bit of a breeze. not windy like yesterday was. it is making temperatures feel colder. feels like the 30s in the district. actual temperature is 43 degrees. 31 dulles. 42 38 degrees in quantico. 36 winchester. we do have some clouds around. where i'm standing outside the studio, i can look up at the moon, it's pretty good. as we go through the day, mix of sun and clouds. that's what part of the area will see. the wake-up weather mostly in the 30s to low 40s by 9:00 a.m. we're tracking a storm offshore. part of the area could see a snowflake falling. we'll show you who to expect it. a much colder forecast. that's coming up in a bit. >>> here at the live desk, we're following breaking news overseas. want to bring you the latest live pictures out of west bank right now. take a look. you can see some of the clashes in bethlehem following president trump's decision to recognize jerusal

we have a solid coating also on the boards on the trash cans, benches and reduced visibility. we are seeing major flakes fly , so big snowflakes. that is all because of the water content within those flakes. temperatures very close to freeze if you go not slightly above freezing. 33 degrees in wildwood. thirty-six in atlantic city. thirty-seven in philadelphia. that number is dropping overnight. look at these winter weather alerts in the deep south, into the mid-atlantic, also to the northe we have winter storm warnings south ande of philadelphia, all of south jersey. also winter weather advisory from philadelphia, on north and west but that is not included let high valley or poconos in northern delaware and that winter weather advisory. tonight all the way into saturday night. now back outside to meteorologist kate bilo, kate, how can we expect things to play out in the overnight hours tonight. >> the whole area will see this snow but it will come in later for some, then others. it is already snowing down the shore. i can tell you as weather geek i was very excited very jealo

. >>> there was a serious head on crash as snow started to coat the ground last night. five people were taken to area hospitals, the crash happened at 34th street and mantua avenue. >>> snow fell in the heart of downtown road penn avenue. sidewalks and roads were quickly covered in white. >>> breaking overnight an unusual traffic stop when a cow got on the highway. a slew of police cars boxed in the animal ever after 2:00 a.m. officers tied the cow named stormy to a cruiser and guided the animal off the interstate. >> our biggest fear once on the freeway a car could collide it, 1500-pound animal, a car hits it 60, 70 miles per hour. >> the action cam was a live look at stormy safe and sound back where she belongs quite a story to tell, she is being used for the live nativity scene at the first reformed united church of christ on the 400 block of race street. >> i wonder how she got out. maybe a bull gave her the key. >> reporter: we should head to the "action news" facebook page to view more could you video. we've been 0 roll this morning, viewers have been having a lot

: a coat for 2-pint 50?> three of them. >> reporter: thee coats for $2.50. >> between the coupons, my discount and everything else. it was score. >> yeah, that is cheaper than cup of joe at a lot of places. you can expect clothing electronics, video games, cars, exercise equipment and anything holiday related at the lowest prices of the year right now. but you got to act fast. experts say the best after christmas deals will only last for a few days and most of the holiday inventory will be gone in couple of week. >>> what do you do if you do need to make return? if you don't have a receipt you'll liking get a credit for the lowest recent sales price or the store might not let you return it or ex change it at all. now if you have a gift and have no ready where it's from various apps will scan the bar code to help you track down the source. even if you have a receipt you have have idf you're returning electron ox 96 you may have to pay a restocking fee. that can be steep. it can be as much as 17% of the price

the colder air settling in, you take the dog out this morning, he may want a coat himself. bright sunshine at lunchtime, upper 30s, prettier day than yesterday, at 3:00 p.m., mostly sunny skies, clear skies tonight at 5:00 p.m., 40, 7:00 p.m., 37 degrees, today is the day that the winter stole cities arrives, that is at 11:28 this morning, counting down to the winter stole cities, this is when the sun's direct's rays are over the tropic of capricorn, this is the shortest day, wait until you see the numbers in the 7 day, they get colder than today. >> reporter: if it is terrifically cold, is it really terrific. you don't have to wonder where i stand. at least we're not standing still along i-95. unlike yesterday morning in croyden bucks county we have construction, but traffic is moving in both direction. northbound both lanes are open, southbound one lane, passing the crews with 114. they should be out of there in the next half-hour. elsewhere on i-95 we have a broken down vehicle on the northbound side of bridge street sticking out in the right lane. betsy ross bridge ther

of course, as you get little bit closer to the shore a coat to go one.vernight temperatures in the 20s in the poconos in the teens. tomorrow we'll start off in the upper 30s. but then temperatures will be falling through the day. you'll see temperatures also responding to those winds so we will be talking about a wind chill with winds out of the northwest ten to 15. on your seven day forecast from the weather authority another chance of a shower on friday. saturday dry. late rain on sunday morning rain or snow on monday and then we dry it out for tuesday and wednesday lucy and temperatures bounce back toward 50 degrees. >> oh. >> on tuesday. there you go. >> that will be shock compared to what we've seen. be careful tomorrow morning. give yourself extra time, of course bob will have the latest on the traffic and scott williams with the latest on the weather. >> of course, the team has got you covered for any school delays. >> which is very possible. >> thank you very much kathy. >> you bet. >> kristen we're still talking carson aren't we. >> yes we are l

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a girl stopped me and grabbed my coat and asked me to help her. there was a guy hanging out of car who appeared to be unconscious he wasn't breathing. >> reporter: the gunman, the boyfriend ran off, police say he lives on the same block, they know whose, they are asking him -- who he is, they are asking him to turn himself in. >> police arrested a man for causing a deadly hit-and-run that killed an 8-year-old boy in the feltonville neighborhood. michael if i know is -- finn is charged with death by vee owe -- vehicle. the child died from his injuries. >>> a baby girl recovers this morning after being attacked by a racoon inside her north philadelphia bedroom. the 4-month-old girl underwent four hours of surgery, 64 stitches to her face at saint chris discover's hospital. she was asleep in the house when a racoon attacked her and dragged her from the bed across the room and malled her face. the family just moved into the home two days ago. >>> a low thing to do, someone stole toys from a donation bin. police in north wildwood released the picture o

what looks like, is it, a light coating of snow on the boardwalk there? could it be? meteorologist, chelsey ingram, is tracking the snow, how much will fall, and when it all moves out of our area, that's when "eyewitness news" continues. stay with us. >> welcome back, liver picture from cape may this morning where the storm appears to be in a bit after lull there. it was snowing last night, but now the pavement and streets there appear to be just wet. meteorologist, chelsey ingram has the updated forecast, he'll break it all down for us in just about three minutes. >> new this morning, another accident on roosevelt boulevard in northeast philadelphia, police say a car was northbound on the boulevard when it smashed into a pole near pratt street investigators says another car crashed into the first car, fortunately, there are no report of injuries there. >>> a bugs flipped onto it side on san francisco highway. a dozen were on their way to a party last night when the bus crashed. several people were seriously hurt, but most suffered just minor injuries. >> the southern

they got their hats and coats and gloves. they are all bundled up. but for some folks, they do not have a choice. being outside in the cold is part of their job. and that job is about to get a lot tougher and colder this week. >> with the holiday over, moving out while the cold weather moves in. clearing out the art booth. >> a bunch of thermals and hats and gloves. >> reporter: she'll need the layers for this job. >> how long will you have to be out here? >> a couple hours. >> reporter: packing up the booth might offer a little protection from the wind, but it is cold. down the street another shelter is toasty warm. the tools inside this food truck are keeping it warm enough that he isn't even wearing a coat. >> it's a fraction of that outside. you'll notice here the kids are eating ice cream. they had an alternative motive. >> do you feel warmer now? >> yes. >> reporter: congratulations to them. you notice i kind edged closer to the fire any chance that i get. especially now that we have lost the sunshine. we were out all in center city. and while

coating to two then lesser accumulation to the north and west if we see it up there it could be a coatingf snow maybe an inch at most. so overnight tonight, low temperatures mainly in the teens. nine in the poconos. 20 in millville. 24 in wildwood. the high temperature tomorrow only in the lower 30s. it is going to be cold afternoon snow showers after that noon hour we'll keep careful eye on that. another model run comes in tonight. so we'll check it again at 10:0. to have more confidence in it. saturday mostly sunny, 40. better on sunday but afternoon rain shower. a chance of a morning shower monday. and then we begin to warm it up a little bit tuesday 53. cooler wednesday and thursday. but lucy you can beat sun with high temperatures in the 40s after it's been a little bit unsettled around here. 10:00 o'clock, 11:00 o'clock new model runs and more confidence in exactly where that heavier snow will be. >> all right. kathy, we got breaking news right now and by the grace of god it is good news. it is in fact great news. it's from upper darby they have found the 75-year-old man who has bee

added reason to take a decent coat. but high temperature for a little bit today will be up about 40 degrees, 41 in philadelphia 42 in wilmington. boardwalk in ac 43. then, tomorrow, in the morning , it looks like we're mainly dry, is there a chance of a little flurry around, model not picking up a whole lot of that right now. basically sunny through the dade and then a few more cloud digging in as the evening hours go on. now the latest model run as we head into tuesday morning, at about 5:00 a.m. when we will be on the air does push most of our precipitation up in the northern suburbs. you can see there is some snow , maybe a lit built of mixed precipitation. summaries event model runs have brought some snow further down into northern bucks and montgomery, and maybe even some rain in the i-95 corridor f this happens, it will be brief in the morning, but it could be during the morning rush hour and we will keep an eye on those northern suburbs in particular. forty-one, brisk abe chilly, lots of sun, chilly tomorrow, 43.

steady snow thih for those slic, around coating to 2 inches, some spots could see up tolurrys evening, i'll have all of the details coming up in your full forecast, back toing,. thank up, chelsey. 5:02, and new this morning, ren northeast philadelphia. firefighters rush to two story d rise being sun avenues. just after 2:00 this morning. one person is aria-torresdale hospital. there is no word on how serious those injuries started. we will keep you up-to-date. >>> first, the chill, now the snow,nd ready to take on any challenge for mother nature today. "eyewitness news" sean live along the ben franklin parkway this morning with a look at conditions outside. morning. >> jan, good morning, no snow than 300 yet. trucks across the state ready and geared to up treat roads. with another day of freezing temperatures, light snow is now on the way. and locals are bracing for it. >> i'm e snow except for shoveling it. >> with salt mounds still piled high for the winter ready >> whatever falls from the sky , givenwexpect to stick to the roadway right away. for that reason we to deploy for this e

we've got the coats the last few days. you can put the coats away for the next couple. monday, high of 54. tuesday, high of 60. really looking nice those two days. more clouds on tuesday. can't rule out an isolated shower then either. behind the system, we actually get cool again. back to 48. the coats come back out. breezy and cool on wednesday. high temperature of 48. windchills in the 30s. thursday, cool, temperature around 44. a little below average. we see a chance of showers on friday. just plain rain on saturday. warmer rain with temperatures in the low 50s -- gets me all choked up talking about and monday. take a look at that forecast. christmas eve right now looking okay. but if you go to grandma's house on monday, that's something to watch out for. christmas day right now calling for what could be a mix, rain and snow, depending where you live. again, a lot of time to watch the system. to the north, all rain. to the south -- >> i know. exactly right. we're hoping we get the snow. yes! >>> all of a sudden, the caps are one of the hottest teams in hockey. what?

cold enough for that warm coat. washington 30. manassas 36. 37 in leesburg. as you wake up and walk outside, you'll notice the clouds around but we stay dry. 40 degrees by 9:00 a.m. we're watching snow in new england. if you're headed in that direction today, you may be seeing travel issues closer to boston. otherwise, we had rain developing around texas towards tennessee and that will bring us rain. as we go into tonight and for part of your weekend, i'll show you theim rain and christmas day, that's all coming up. >>> sheena, thank you so much. we're following breaking news out of south korea. 29 people are dead after the deadliest fire in that country in almost a decade. a witness shot this cell phone video of flames shooting out of a building early this morning. hundreds of firefighters rushed to the 8-story building to rescue people. some people escaped by jumping from balconies on to inflatable mats below. the olympic torch was set to pass through the city today. that was canceled in the wake of the fire. >>> we're getting new video of devastating house

keep your warmest coat on hand.you had yesterday and all the cold mornings, the warmest yo you want it through the new year and next week. we have cold temperatures that will be sticking around. snow around. i'll show you that in a second. a frigid start to 2018. it will be colder in the new year. it's 21 degrees in washington. 20 lorton. 19 leesburg. 10 degrees in winchester. that is the coldest spot on the map. 18 clinton. 21 degrees quantico and fredericksburg. mostly cloudy skies. a few flurries that could pass through later today. that's really about it. we do stay dry. future weather keeping us dry. the snow moves in before sunrise tomorrow. the computer models have been fairly consistent on the timing here, which is what we like to see. snow could be falling through much of area. mostly light snowfall by 9:00, 10:00. continuing through the area. clearing out as we get closer to noon and through the afternoon. but then it will start getting breezy and colder into sunday. than an inch through the area. we could

>> all about the coats. and we're talking heavy coats. this is layers, this isn't just the coat. this is the sweater underneath, whatever you have. we are really talking some frigid, frigid numbers. we've been seeing this over the last week. and i think we have at least another two weeks of this frigid air left. take a look at this, guys. i love this. this is awesome. you take out that boiling water, you put it in temperatures 30 below 0. look what you get there, becomes snow immediately. this is up in mount washington. a lot of people love to call this the place with the worst weather in the world. i call it the place with the best weather. so much fun. i was up there, 114 mile an hour winds. it was awesome. now towards snow shoe in west virginia, live picture, snow shoe has most of open. they are doing very, very well as are most of our ski resorts in our area. i do expect most of the ski resorts tomorrow to pickup a couple inches of snow. if you're thinking about heading out there. now take a look, we're seeing the sun go down, of course, temperatures starting to fall, too. ri

1,000 coats. pretty impressive. >> time for a check of the accu weather forecast. >> oh, yeah. >> we've got some changes that we're tracking throughout the rest of tonight. >> what kinds of changes, walter. >> well, walter, so funny you ask, rain in the city, and north and west, through this day it will be quite windy. we will talk about the details and walk to the weather center and show you picture outside, sky six live in hd as we are looking at our temple university cameras looking at a nice shot of the center city sky line, a lot of folks are wrapping up, last minute shopping, here on this good christmas eve night. looking at the numbers, chilly , 41 in philadelphia. thirty-nine allentown. upper 30's for lancaster and reading. forty-two in cape may. forty-one in dover. when you compare temperatures currently to what we have this same time yesterday there is a bit of the difference. yesterday's high was 60 degrees. well above average. we are 19 degrees colder, in philadelphia then we were this

, like a fall coat, for i ended up getting them for 2.50. >> a coat for 2.50?> three coat for 2.50? >> between the coupons, my discount, everything else, it was score. >> okay, i'm shopping with her. 2.50? you can expect clothing, electronics, video games, exercise equipment and anything holiday related at the lowest prices of the year. you got to act fast, though, expert say the best after christmas deals will only last for few days. >>> we'll see this weekends. let's talk about some trees here, the white house about to look a little different on the south lawn. the historic jackson magnolia tree in place since the 1800s, is coming down. the giant tree is hanging by wires and virtually hollow on one side. united state national arboretum says it is now too damaged and decayed to stay in place. so it is set to come down later this week. president andrew jackson plant that tree in 1828 in honor of his wife who died just days after his election. of course it has been historic fixture even once featured on the 20-dollar bill. first family has asked that the wood be