[ laughter ] >> steve: i think cole knew it. cole knew it and he's being sarcastic.e password is -- lollipop. >> jimmy: give them points for >> okay. >> jimmy: ooh, this is good. [ laughter ] >> steve: oh, my god! it's a family show! [ laughter and applause ] ♪ >> well you -- you've given me -- >> candy on a stick! >> you've give me so many choices. [ laughter ] >> do you know what i said? >> she has a hard of hearing. [ laughter ] >> i don't. >> candy. >> steve: candy. candy, the clue is, she said, is candy. >> jimmy: and the clue is candy. >> candy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: jane? >> push-up? [ laughter ] >> steve: oh, no. >> no, i couldn't -- i couldn't guess anything -- >> do i need to say anything here? >> i thought i'd try something. >> steve: yes, you do. >> yeah, i think we got this, right? >> oh, no! >> yeah, they do. >> jimmy: well they just -- said candy. all right, and now, what do you say? >> cane. [ laughter ] >> it's my turn now! we've already had this erotic experience. it's my turn. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: are you going to say cane? >> i wish. >> jimmy:

cole: thank you, mr. speaker. let's be crystal clear on something. the house of representatives never held up chip. they passed it in october. we're still waiting for democrats in the senate to work with republicans in the senate and send us something back. in the meantime in this bill my friends say they want to re-authorize chip. we re-authorize it for six years. there is nothing in it they object to. they believe in the prom. i believe in the prom. -- program. i believe in the program h bipartisan support. when we passed it it got almost every republican vote. couple dozen democratic votes. we made the bill better in the process. if you want to fix chip vote for this bill. and my friends, frankly, we wouldn't be racing members back here or the president of the united states if my friends weren't threatening to block a vote against funding the government while negotiations are under way. what advantage do you have in shutting down the government of the united states, which is precisely what my friends are threat

cole: thank you, mr. speaker. let's be crystal clear on something. the house of representatives never held up chip. they passed it in october. we're still waiting for democrats in the senate to work with republicans in the senate and send us something back. in the meantime in this bill my friends say they want to re-authorize chip. we re-authorize it for six years. there is nothing in it they object to. they believe in the prom. i believe in the prom. -- program. i believe in the program h bipartisan support. when we passed it it got almost every republican vote. couple dozen democratic votes. we made the bill better in the process. if you want to fix chip vote for this bill. and my friends, frankly, we wouldn't be racing members back here or the president of the united states if my friends weren't threatening to block a vote against funding the government while negotiations are under way. what advantage do you have in shutting down the government of the united states, which is precisely what my friends are threat

congressman cole, i'm going to bring you back in. while sunlen was just giving that report, i was obviously listening to her but texting with some other sources who are on the train who was saying that the county sheriffs are on the train check to make sure folks are okay. just a reminder to me that a lot of members' children are on this train. it's something that congressman zeldin told us at the top of the hour. but, you know, congressman cole, again, this is typically annually one of those events where everybody goes, they bring their families, their spouses, many of whom almost never come to washington. you know, they take their suits off, they wear their sweaters and jeans. so that's the atmosphere in which this tragedy happened. >> that's correct. and at least as far as i could tell, there was no sudden hitting of the brakes or anything. it was just a jolt. you didn't have any anticipation that this was getting ready to happen. although, they clearly got it stopped pretty fast. again, i don't have a good sense of how fast we we

. >>> this news comes just two days after congressman meehan spoke with fox 29's jeff cole where he denieding romantic feelings for a former female staff. meehan faces accusations of using tack pair dollars to settle a sexual harassment claim. our chris o'connell is live in chadds ford, delaware county, with the breaking details. chris? >> reporter: lucy, congressional source in washington, d.c. telling me tonight now being widely reported congressman pat meehan will not seek re-election following his sexual harassment scandal involving a former congressional aide. the 62-year-old congressman has been serving parts of delaware, montgomery, berks and lancaster counties in the seventh congressional district since 2011. then up until last weekend was on the house ethics committee. well he informed the speaker of the house tonight, paul ryan, he will not run for re-election later this year. this happening after bombshell accusations that he used taxpayer dollars to pay off a sexual harassment settlement and it was just two days ago when the congressman told our own jeff cole about that close r

cole hardware moved in. they open it up and go back and forth all day long. we wanted to fix the gate and make it quieter and we've been working with the city to do that. the fire department has asked us, is there a certain way to do it -- >> thank you, sir. any additional public comment? seeing none. we'll close public comment. commissioner fong? >> commissioner fong: what is the action in front of us? >> there is no action today, commissioner fong. it's an informational update at the request of the commission. to take an action, you would have to have the staff renotice and bring it back as an action item. >> commissioner fong: it was a conditional use permit that can be suspended -- >> that's right. you imposed specific conditions to try to mitigate the impact to the neighbors and in order to modify the conditions, revoke or suspend the authorization, you would have to schedule a separate hearing. >> commissioner fong: hearing this reminds me of the hearing -- i don't know if you remember this, but i was pretty adamant about keeping this alley primarily fo

cole, a cancer survivor who has overcome many obstacles is now getting ready for a trip to minneapolis. >>> our morning team is back tomorrow from 4:30 to 7:00, for our entire team, i'm ukee washington. the late show is next. thanks so much for watching. have a good night family and sleep well. (gentle music) - tonight i wanna ask you a very tough question. have you ever in your adult life looked in the mirror and thought you know,

this news comes two days after congressman meehan spoke with our fox 29 jeff cole he denied having romantic feelings for a former female staff. meehan of course accused of claim.axpayer dollars to settle let's get out to chris o'connell live in delaware county with the breaking details tonight. chris? >> reporter: thomas, that is right. it was ago that congressman pat meehan denied any wrongdoing. well torque night, he's announ r re-election following explosive allegations of sexual harassment and a claimed payout to a forme. the 62-year-old republican married father of two serves the seventh congressional district. it was last weekend it was reported that congressional aide30 years younger had claimed unwanted romantic overtures and even her a settlement on the taxpayer's dime. well earlier speaker of the house paul ryan he will not run for re-electiont seat open no doubt be a parade of democrat congressman hi meehan told our own jeff cole about that relationship. >> i have feelings that were generated in attraction. >> reporter: so did you have romantic feelings for this woman? good i did

cole a cancer survivor who has overcome many obstacles is now getting ready for a trip to minneapolis. >>> our morning team is back tomorrow from 4:30 to 7:00 for our entire team, i'm ukee washington. the late show is next. thanks so much for watching. have a good night family and sleep well. captioning sponsored by cbs >> and now another a, the "late show" exclusive, stephen colbert's interview of piers morgan's interview of president trump. >> stephen: president trump thank you for sitting down with me once again in switzerland. let's move on. i'm going to use your words to make you look like a complete and utter dumb ass. >> i don't care. >> stephen: let's do it. you recently said negative things about the continent of africa. would you like to make amends by saying "i love africa"? >> loves -- i love scotland. >> stephen: close try again. i -- i love -- i love the

let's start tonight with jeff cole who joins us live at the end of the parade route. jeff? >> reporter: iain, we are in the midst of a very active clean up actually by the streets department. street sweepers are working washington and south broad here. parade is over it does appear some of the bands didn't make it all the way down here. i think maybe the cold may have claimed them. but either way, in the midst of this parade earlier in the day, the mummers were certainly in full strut. ♪ >> fears of frozen flutes and ceased up sacks so phones victims of winter chill were long forgotten mid morning on south broad. it was a new year and the mummers must strut. >> that's all we're about. good times, family that's all we're about. can't have a good time, can't have a good time, you can't party. >> reporter: but the party was on. philly long running rolling party known as the mummers parade a welcoming of the new year with costumes and dance with music and satire, with plenty to drink. >> it's very cold much it's very cold. >> but we're happy. severing okay. it's not that windy.

cole, said. i mean, the big difference here between tribal owned and run businesses in state and local governments is state and local governments are generally not in the own of owning, operating companies with very few exceptions. we don't have a socialist form of government in this country where cities or states are actually operating businesses in competition with the private sector. tribes in addition to their tribal workers, which are more anational just to state and local workers, which is an appropriate discussion, happen to own businesses which is fine and they produce revenue for the tribes which is great. however, they should play by the same economic rules by other businesses which no way should impede businesses of succeeding in this country. they are the main source of income for tribes. if our labor laws work for any other business, they should also work for them. american citizens, including native american citizens of our country, don't lose their rights as workers because of the

cole fitzgerald thought our team was the at his home to catch up and interview him about the eagles.retty nice here. >> reporter: since he is a diehard fan who earlier this season refollowed, as he was given unprecedented access to the team. >> been a couple days report report that was just a look for real surprise. >> on behalf of spare key and many many generous individual and companies, i wanted to present you with this gift. >> yo, oh, man. oh my goodness. dang. >> do you know what that is. >> it is it is super bowl ticket and cole has been gift ed this opportunity to go see his favorite team play, in the big game, by a of all people a minnesota vikings fan >> he could not stomach going to the game so he wanted to make sure. >> i feel bad for you report. >> somebody who could enjoy the game could experience that so we could not be happier it is you. >> i want to thank you fan sorry for the season good luck next year and yeah. >> reporter: that vikings fan wants to remain anonymous but on top of him donating tickets delta donated flights for cole and his father to fly out there an

detectives stephen cole-hatchard and earl lorence say the team from the crime lab had shaken peggy'sits foundation looking for a lead. >> forensically you guys got almost nothing off the scene? >> not almost nothing, you know, nothing. >> reporter: no fingerprints? >> no fingerprints. >> reporter: no dna? >> no dna. >> no blood, no hair. nothing. >> reporter: but the scene did tell them something. >> i felt very early on that it was most likely a female or two females. >> reporter: what pointed to it being women? >> the fact that there was seven or eight lacerations on peggy's skull from the statue head. >> reporter: that statue is heavy, an effective weapon in strong hands. >> my non-medical opinion is that if she was hit in the head with that statuette by a man, her head would have caved in. >> reporter: a man would have been able to swing the statuette harder? >> one or two times, at the most. >> reporter: and all of that pointed straight to peggy's daughter, susanne. not only did susanne stand to inherit half of her mother's $4 million estate, detectives thought her behavior was

live in the fox chase section, jeff cole, fox 29 news. to you. >> thank you. >>> those arctic temperatures enough to keep many inside but not eagles fan, the link, just full of tailgater it's ready for the dallas cowboy, jennifer joyce went to check out how the fans stayed warm and some got pretty creative. >> even in the bitter cold, eagles fans showed up on sunday with chants and cheers. >> e a g l e s, eagles. >>> parking lots near the link, began feeling up hours before the birds took on the dallas cowboys in an icy and contentious new year's eve game. >> tailgating in the cold is the best. football is best in the cold. we got our heaters going. we got hot soup coming later and hot chocolate. >> i go to school at south carolina, so i'm very out of my element right now. >> i got the sweats. i got thermals and i got an extra pair of sweats. two pairs of socks. you have to have at many layer as possible. you still got to have your food and drinks. >> reporter: did you think twice about coming to today's game >> not at all >> tell me why

. >> reporter: that's waiter cole williams. he's color blind.e loves his job and his co-workers, so even before he opened his secret santa present, he was emotional. the restaurant rigging the tradition so this year all of the staff could chip in for cole's gift -- special glasses that will let him see color for the first time. seeing a whole new world would make anyone cry. >> oh, baby. that's awesome. >> all these stalls. the menu boards. this is my favorite christmas present ever. and i got a car last year. i was very shocked and i was very overwhelmed by all the joy and love i had from all my co-workers. >> reporter: cole, simply grateful. >> i don't think i have a favorite color anymore because i finally realized how pretty they all were. >> reporter: a simple holiday gesture changing a life in so many ways. thanks so much for watching. "gma" first thing in the morning. i'll be right back here tomorrow night. i'm tom llamas in new york. happy new year's to you and yours. have a great evening. good night. >>> tonight on abc7 news at 6:00, th

thanks to lester and to the viewer who tipped him off about officer damon cole's heroic everyday deeds out to him and the families he visits. >>> tickets for marvel's highly anticipated film "black panther" are selling out so fast, even cast meres are having a hard time getting them. actress lupita nyong'o who stars in the film jokingly took to twitter to explain how she just couldn't get tickets for opening night only a few minutes after they went on sale. >> 15 minutes later, i kid you not, 15 minutes later i was trying to purchase tickets, and they are sold out. sold out! >> i think she knows somebody who can help her out. fandango announced "black panther" set a record for any marvel movie surpassing 2016's civil war. >> i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rive ad lib live picture-- san francisco good morning and thank you for joining us. you. it's 4:30 right now as we take a live look out on san francisco. all still and calm this morning as we head into the weekend. it is thursday. >> friday eve. >> moving in. >> that fog moving in as well kind of keeping us warm this morning. >> yea

friends say cole and lewis knew each other.d a different place to get some wheels. a car crash into the station this morning, no one was hurt. a heads up for metro riders start rg tomorrow you can no longer carry a negative balance on a smart trip card. metro is encouraging riders to sign up for auto re load through their smart trip account. that will ensure a passenger always has money on their account. they. still ahead tonight inside of a local nine # one call center and the ever day heros who work behind the scenes . the lawmaker that is now calling for the end to the investigation into possible russian allegation and the clinton campaign. stay with us fox news is back after the break . . >> today north korea announced it will be sending a five-member delegation to talks with south korea. it's the first formal dialogue between the two countr ies in more than two years . they plan to talk about the upcoming olympics as well as other issues on tuesday. more fallout from the russia investigation. at least one senator is callin

officer cole aarrived next. the two men attempted to find a latter to rescue the five people trapped on the second floor. mr. pittenger: unable to find a latter, monroe's two heroes disregarded their own safety by charging into the burning home and up the stairs before carrying a -- carrying two families up to safety. officers cole and helms rescued two adult sisters and their childrens ages 3 years, 10 months and 5 months. there were no injuries as a result. officers cory helms and dylan cole are living examples of what it means to serve and to protect. please join me in honoring these two brave officers and all the men and women of the monroe department of police who work on our behalf every day. god bless them. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman s recognized for one minute. mr. payne: mr. speaker, congress must stop deferring the american d

heritage foundation president kay coles james. have dared to say that president trump has done more in his first year than ronald reagan who is the essence of the heritage foundation. he is, indeed. you have to know how much that hurts my heart. ronald reagan is a personal hero of mine. and the facts are the facts. donald trump in his first year has completed about 64% of our mandates for leadership. that's a document the heritage foundation produces. we have been producing it since 1981, first with ronald reagan. ronald reagan passed it out to his cabinet and it was a blueprint for leadership in this country. in his first year, donald trump has done 64% of our mandate for leadership. we were quite even couraged. for anyone who doubts whether we have a conservative president, we in fact do. >> that number is astonishing. when i first saw it, my first reaction was amazement. the state of the union coming up tomorrow. 64%. now the next part comes, what have you done for me lately. and what do you believe is truly in prospect for thi

fox 29's jeff cole live in morrisville. jeff? >> reporter: lucy, yeah, i'm on, n morrisville along route 32. this is actually called river road. guess what? there's more river than rode here. the ice in the delaware has push the water up over their banks here and it's taken over the road here. it's actually closed it. across the river here in trenton, there are still more headaches. not far from new jersey's capital building icy slushy water from the delaware river has claimed the road. massive chunks of ice and snow have spilled into each other filling the river forcing water over its banks. 75-year-old arthur hill has come to trenton's calhoun street bridge to document the ice flow. >> i'm a river rat. i just like to see the river in different positions. during the summer it's flowing free. i've seen it in low tide when there's nothing very much to see but rocks. >> reporter: tonight those rocks are covered with a layer of ice now home to massive flocks of birds. crews from new jersey's dot worked early monday afternoon to keep

live in media, i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. folks, back to you. >> all right jeffrey stay warm out there. thank you. >>> the snow may have stopped falling but the philadelphia streets department is still out in force clearing away wleft.rs prior c to a once. ey hav about trucks get back thehat ma up thatlowing snow out . c the coloes make it aittle h get job h>>av dounhat's wil at. even thougoesn't getfectedn i gets that sun will still aivate the saul we'tle bit of melting also the salt that's in the is keeping it soft so we will be able to push k. fee lia str t be retreated the num t > is staying during tps you see l peo outng tempe enjoying time in the snow. why notight tids pe piping the to belmaufairmount t sunshine. of course, fox 29 is your winter weather authority. be sure to stay with "good day philadelphia" weekendgrrt or7: a.m. la johnson and scott williams will have you covered for the weekend. >>> tonight investigators are looking into what started a bad fire at a south jersey restaurant. firefighters battling flame

we all relied on the cole memo. we all relied on regulating medical marijuana to make sure it was chemical-free that it was tested, labeled, and that cannabis was kept away from our children, our neighborhoods, and our schools. i remember working on this legislation and one day i got a phone call from a republican doctor who wanted to lecture me about my bill. i assumed he was opposed to the legislation but you know what? i wanted to hear him out. o i had and during the meeting, he told me about his daughter, who from birth until the age of 10, had seizures and every time, those seizures have gotten worse and worse and the medication he had to use had gotten stronger and stronger, with terrible siled effects on his beloved daughter. and it was a d it like a miracle sm his daughter was getting better and he said, i want to make sure that my daughter's seizures stop and i want to make sure she doesn't get high and what he wanted to do is make sure that my legislation carried language to ake sure that mel can business

i hope cole and mr.ordinary time and they get to see the eagles fly with my colleague and friend hallie jackson because i know she wants to see them win, too. >> i don't know what my plans are for the super bowl. i think alone in my house with the lights off just focusing intently slash crying hopefully tears of joy. >> hopefully for you tears of joy and definitely cole fitzgerald getting to go to the super bowl. >> i love that so much. >> i love that vikings fan. >> i will see you at 11:00. have a good show. >> sounds good. we have a busy day. we will have new developments happening this hour on the big headlines coming out of washington after we tell you what to look for in tonight's state of the union and the top five things we want to know about this traditional speech from a president who is anything but. it's not just what happens on stage but off it also. behind the scenes with the in the a showdown with the fbi about potentially releasing a classified memo. so we have questions. we also have a gu

for just a minute we have there's an inker fessor cutter university's center for gulf studies juan cole is here in the studio with me on set to talk about to talk about donald trump and the speech we're going to ascertain we'll come right back to you in just a moment standing by live in dallas present all thank you very much for joining us so is james was laying out there there are various world gray mess with many countries some of which donald trump wants to be part that he doesn't but. even when he pulls out of these things there are approximately ten eleven current world agreements that everybody else is moving forward with while the us is not can can it be america first as he says if you're not actually participating in these things no of course not trumps the discourse on economics is very confused and self-contradictory on the one hand he's actually a globalist in many ways and fortunately professor pause as you can see right here donald trump has just taken the microphone. for many many years to discuss how we can advance prosperity security and peace i'm here today to represent

here is "today in the bay's" ian cole with a full recap of last night's state of the union. >> reporter: the president starting and ending his address asking for bipartisanship. >> i call upon all of us to set aside our differences. >> reporter: then touting added jobs, rising wages, unemployment drops while thanking those on the right. >> we enacted the biggest tax cuts and reforms in american history. >> reporter: he called for support from both sides on a $1.5 trillion infrastructure plan. and the issue he spent the most time on, immigration reform. first, talking of the dangers of open borders. >> they have caused the loss of many innocent lives. >> reporter: then laying out his four-part plan which was booed by some democrats. >> under the current broken system a single immigrant can bring in virtually unlimited numbers of distant relatives. under our plan we focus on the immediate family. >> reporter: democrats sending a silent message many women in black, a nod to the me too movement and the official response coming from congressman joe kennedy from massachusetts. >> politicians

jeff cole joining us live from the courthouse in center city with what happened inside today. jeff? >> reporter: this was the first day of the trial for edward archer. he's the alleged attacker of jesse hartnett. a philadelphia police officer. today archer turned away from video monitors in the courtroom as scenes of his alleged bloody attack were played. this is a trial that's attracted police officers from across this city. >> a gag order keeps officer jesse hartnett from talking to the crowd of photographers and reporters waiting as he leaves court. inside nine women and thee men of the jury watched grizzly images of hartnett under brutal assault. >> absolutely amazed that jesse hartnett is even here to sit in this trial. we're blessed to have him here. but, upping, regardless of what takes place certainly in my humble opinion mr. archer should be held accountable for his actions. >> reporter: his alleged attacker is 32-year-old edward archer wearing white and armed with a pistol archer is alleged to have emptied his weapon at hartnett as he sat in his cruiser at 60th and spruce

in morrisville, pennsylvania, i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. >>> skyfox over piles grove in salem county where the video says it all. check it out. a tractor trailer slams into a house. police say the trucker lost control after a crash involving two other cars on lincoln road. paramedics raced to the scene. more information when we get it. short timing a sky fox was over some kind of police investigation in montgomery county. bridgeport police have an entire bridge on the 900 block of east dekalb pike blocked off. early reports came in calling for help because someone got stabbed. now an emergency crew is on the scene. so far though no one has been taken to the hospital. >>> ♪ celebrations in the nation's capital honoring the late civil rights leader dr. martin luther king, jr. and also a call to action on this day many gathered in washington, d.c. for a wreath laying ceremony at the mlk memorial. members of the trump administration including the interior secretary and fbi director were there. they join the reverend king's oldest sore martin luther king iii who called for more to be done

i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. >>> all right.jeff. >>> president trump facing questions about racial incentive have the today. all while signing proclamation honoring martin luther king. >> will you respond to these serious questions about the statement, sir? >>> reports surfaced yesterday that president trump called haiti and other african countries bleep hole countries in discussion with congressional leaders about immigration. the report says that trump asked why the united states is letting in people from such countries instead of more people from other countries like norway. president trump of course tweeting today denying the exact wording but saying that was tough language used. >>> heartbreak for one girl after she lost a locket but it is not just any piece of jewel jewelry. it is the only thing she has left of her i like this organic mac and cheese. and i like this organic mac and cheese. is that my mac and cheese? is that my belt? is that my perfume? is that my bronzer? is that my choker? is that my choker? are those my

in harrisburg, i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. >>> all right. let's check in with your fox 29 winter wet authority as we take live look at reading in berks county. the weather is getting better out that. let's check in with kathy out or for look at our milder tour cast. kathy. >> iain what a great night. right? talking about mild conditions tonight with low temperatures getting down in the 20s and the 30s. highs today in the 40s everywhere it which is right around normal. right now 40 in philadelphia. 40 in allentown. 30 in the poconos and 39 in millville. temperatures will be falling fast though. 29 in the poconos. 30 in pottstown a refreeze for most of us overnight tonight. but guess what's wrapping coming? we're talking about temperatures rising about 20 to 25 degrees above normal a rain even as we led into the weekend we have the eagles game and in the seven day, our next snow event we'll talk about all of this coming up in just a few minutes many for now we'll zen it back to you. >> kathy, thanks. we're on breaking news right now in north p

fox 29's jeff cole joins us in studio with more on this one. jeff? >> chris representative patrick meehan will finish his term and not stand for re-elect but departure not the only change facing the seventh. just how the boundaries are drawn are knot now in question. >> the quipped community of media delaware county affordable housing with small restaurants and retailing win walking distance. it's the county seat and the heart of the seventh congressional district now facing change on two fronts. with meehan's decision to quit. >> the accusation was a surprise and the reaction what i expected him to do. >> the did he mice of meehan's political career was swift. saturday's bombshell he used tax dollars to settle a sexual harassment by a female aid placed his future on live support. but it was series of interviews on tuesday in which he called the woman his soulmate and seemed to shift blame. >> she opened the door to trust mow. >> it was her fault. >> talk with meme it's not her fault. it's not fault. >> reporter: that sang him. >> i have feelings tha

on the job, he is officer damon cole whose community outreach, appearing as superheroes at local kids events, morphed into something more meaningful. taking this full-time cop and father on heroic missions using his days off to visit sick children wherever superheroes are needed. what prompted you to do this? >> as a police officer you deal with every walk of life. and i was trying to think of a better way to have a better rapport with these kids. >> reporter: even traveling to visit this pediatric hospital in new york. >> i've been to 20 states and seen over a thousand kids. >> reporter: it must take an emotional toll on you because you are seeing, in some cases, very sick kids and some kids that aren't going to make it. >> it does. god gives me the strength to keep doing what i'm doing. i look at my little girl, my daughter savannah, and she's my motivation to do what i do. >> reporter: while he receives some donations, the trips and costumes are largely self-funded. a small price to pay, says cole, for lighting up young lives during rough times and for reminding kids that not all s

. >> "today in the bay's" ian cole has more on what we can expect tonight. >> reporter: president trump offers clues to what his first state of the union address will look like, promising to make a push for immigration policy. >> it's a big speech, important speech, we cover immigration, for many years, many, many years they've been talking immigration, this he never got anything done, we are going to get something done, we hope, it's got to be bipartisan. >> senator kamala harris and house minority leader nancy pelosi will bring daca recipients to show the president who might be affected by those policies. in the midst of the growing me too movement contra costa county congressman is inviting linda ray, she was sexual assaulted by a superior officer 39 years ago, she reported it and testified against him. >> and to this day i have never received any results of that trial, even though with 21 years in the army i certainly believe they know how to contact me. >> reporter: with those guestes in attendance the president will ask congress to pass a trillion dollar infrastructure package, hi

i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. >> more to come, jeff. thank you family of new jersey state trooper killed after being hit by a car will receive nearly $2.4 million to settle lawsuits related to his death. it was back in march of 2016 when sean cullen was hit by a car in deptford township while responding to a car fire. officials say the 31-year-old trooper was trying to cross the southbound lanes of 295 to get to a burning vehicle when he was struck. he died the next day. the settlement will be paid by the insurance companies of the drivers involved in the crash. cullen left behind a fiance' and two young sons. >>> a former usa gymnastics dr. spend 40 to 175 years behind bars. larry nassar sentenced today after seven days of testimony from 150 different accusers including former olympians. all coming forward sharing their stories of sexual abuse. nassar spoke directly to his victims in court. >> acceptable apology to all of you it's impossible to write and convey. i will carry your words with me for the rest of my days. >> you do not des

fox 29's jeff cole is live in norristown tonight. jeff?reporter: iain, the investigation of that violent rape here in montgomery county has gone cold so the da has gone high tech. he's turned to a company that actually produces pictures of suspects based solely on their dna. >> it was august 1st at 10:30 in the morning when the 19-year-old was attacked from behind. never able to see her rapist he held a gun to her head and fled. the montgomery county da says, this is the rapist. >> we actual dollar know who this attacker is. because the rapist left behind his dna. >> reporter: he doesn't know his name but turning to reston, virginia high tech firm he believes he knows what he looks like based on analysis of his dna. information wanted poster is going out with the hope the public will do the rest. >> this the case that keeps us up at night. um, we need help. we need the public's help to put a dangerous rapist behind bars where he belongs. >> reporter: it's called feign know typing and it's developers say it is led to the arrest of other rap

i'm jeff cole fox 29 news. >>> jeff, thanks. >>> upper providence police are looking for group of men posing as electricians to get into ho homes. one homeowner says two men came to her door last friday and said they needed to install a new electrical line. once they got in, they cut the power to the woman's home that's about when she and her daughter heard a third person inside. filing final they will took off in gray toyota tundra. so far we don't know if they stole anything. >>> scary scene in west philadelphia when two boys were shot with a pellet gun. their ground mother says they're just days away from leaving the area because of all that violent. our joyce evans has this story. >> reporter: iain, they are a hard-warning familiar until a tough neighborhood. struck by the very violence that they've done everything anybody could do to protect their loved ones from. >> i can't upped how this happened. because rashaun and zamir they are good children. they are good children. and this shouldn't happened to them. >> reporter: grandmother theresa hold away could hardly get the words ou

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i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. >>> back to your fox 29 weather authority right now.ive look at the ben franklin parkway as folks make their way home on this mild nurse thursday night. while this winter warmup continue or brace ourselves for another winter onslaught? kathy's forecast in 15 seconds. >>> in weather we're talking about temperatures that are going to be soaring again well above average. atlantic city today 62. that is 22 degrees above normal. the normal high is around 40. philadelphia 58. wilmington, trenton in the mid 50s. reading and allentown at 53. boy did that feel good. looking outside right now, looks beautiful with some of that snow melting. but very pretty in cape may county. that's for sure. 55 in the city. 47 in the poconos. 50 in millville and temperatures actually rising overnight. here's our storm system begins to take shape. you can see mainly rain for now with cold air comes in and see all that pink through toronto, ottawa, cincinnati that is all freezing rain it goes right that was new england and the mountains you don't want that for the

i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. >>> let's keep an eye on your health tonight we haven't hit the peak of newseason and it's hitting hard across the nation. everyone seems to know someone whose had it or has it. fox 29's dawn timmeney in villanova with how you can stay safe. >> reporter: this urgent care like many across the region handing out surgical masks to its sick patients so they don't spread their germs. the best defense is to wash your hands and use sanitizer often. doctors say it's also important to get a flu shot even though it's not a hundred per ze perce. >> gavin and joanne sit in the waiting room at premier you are jenn care in villanova fearing jenny like many in and out of here today has the flu even though she had a flu shot. >> it's gone through our whole company literally, i think ever guy has had it. and then i have six nieces and nephew. i think everyone single one of them have it and it's scary. >> scary indeed. gavin and jenny are new parents. they're particularly concerned for their no mold baby girl blake. >> worried we're going to get her sick and she's really reall

jeff cole, thank you. >> breaking news. montgomery county mother and her boyfriend charged in the death of her four-year-old little boy. montgomery county prosecutors say at a their smith was beaten to death after spilling his breakfast cereal at their abington township home yesterday. 19-year-old lisa smith and 26-year-old keith king right there facing aggravated assault and criminal attempted murder among other charges. police were called to the house around 6:00 o'clock yesterday evening and tajir was pronounced dead at abington hospital. bail for both set at half million dollars. >>> now to a developing story out of kentucky where two students were killed and more than a dozen other people were injured in a school shooting. it happened this morning at the marshall county high school. that is southwest in the state. police say the shooter a 15-year-old boy armed with a handgun. a boy an girl were killed. 17 other people injured. 12 of them had gunshot wounds. now the suspect was taken into custody. police have no reason

live in haines pour, jeff cole, fox 29 news. iain, back to you. >> jeff, thank you. >>> caught on cameral in north philadelphia. police are looking for a gunman who robbed two men on the street. police say the guy forced the victims against the wall made them put their hands up and got away with wallets and cell phone. thankfully nobody was hurt this happened on thanksgiving day on west jefferson police. police are just releasing the video hoping you'll recognize this guy then there's what happened christmas day which has got police looking for a pair of thieves. police just released this video 43 the 1200 block of north 57th street in west philly. the two men just bust through the front door avenue home and what they did have their eyes on of all things, a set of french doors which they grabbed and took off. fun anything, please give police a call. >>> riverside township police are talking to student they say made a possible threat to another student. the investigators say the student made the threat on social media both studen

our jeff cole has the latest on the fallout from glenn mills. >> reporter: representative pat meehan a veteran member of congress a republican with a straight as arrow reputation and a former prosecutor. tonight, silence from his office as he's linked to inappropriate with a former female aid. conressman pat meehan district office there was a plight but firm no comment non answer the at his home. it comes after meehan of pennsylvania seventh district was the focus of a blockbuster report sunday in the new new york times. the newspaper reports meehan used thousands of dollars in taxpayer money to settle a misconduct complaint after a former aid accused him of making unwanted romantic advances to her. >> i don't think that's right at all. that's our taxpayer's money. why should he be using our money to get himself out of trouble? >> reporter: in a statement the married father of three denies the allegations and claims he always treats his colleagues mail and female with the utmost respect and professionalism. governor wolf a democrat wants meehan a republican out and the head of the lo

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fox 29's jeff cole has more. >> reporter: media, delaware county, is a community of small restaurantsfordable housing and retailing. it's the county's seat and the heart of seventh congressional district now facing upheaval with meehan's departure. >> he sees what's going on on tv. he doesn't want his name run through the mud like everybody else's. he's backing out quietly. >> reporter: he's backing out but it wasn't quiet. meehan's mitt cal death spiral began saturday with a revelation he'd spent tax dollars to settle a sexual harassment claim by a decade's younger female staff. he compounded his troubles and interviews tuesday by claiming the woman had become his soulmate and was forced to defend claims he'd turn hostile when she rejected his romantic interest. >> you did not turn hostile to her when you found out that she had an outside boyfriend? that's the claim. >> that's the claim. i do not agree that that is substantiated. that's why i'm here making sure that people know. >> you didn't do that. >> i wasn't hostile to her. >> reporter: protests followed and by thursday night, t