that continues to this day. since lincolnt has proclaimed a national day of thanksgiving. i expect you are scratching your heads and wondering. what about the pilgrims and the indians? didn't the first thanksgiving take place in 1621? the answer is yes, but. trace the roots of modern thanksgiving to the famous three day feast in plymouth. we can go back even further. there are records of days called in texas,n explorers florida, virginia, and elsewhere. and of course, the original thanksgiving, celebrated by native americans. ronald reagan was the first president to knowledge the gratitude traditions of native americans when he quoted a seneca indian prayer in his 1984 thanksgiving proclamation. century, the pilgrims and other settlers often marked days for giving events suchpecific as the end of a drought or victory in a skirmish with indians. for the pilgrims, the event we call the first thanks giving was not a thinks giving at all. for them, the first thanksgiving took place two years later, in july when a ra

new year's day. lot of folks resting it all started when sophia stopped into marshalls and found a mug for surprisingly little green. she paired that with some succulents. and suddenly something clicked. that surprise led to a stylish wood mirror, soothing lavender oils, a party llama... or is that an alpaca? super soft towels, and an enchanting vase that magically tied it all together. she arranged it all into the greatest guest bathroom ever. did sophia expect to get so much bang for so few bucks? no. but great things happen when you choose surprise. marshalls. your surprise is waiting. >>> earlier showed you big crowds lining up for recreational marijuana now that it's legal in california. one bay area company doesn't think you should have to wait in line for pot. getting ready to bring it to your door. alyssa harrington shows us what it will take. >> reporter: dispatcher for proper rx, service in oakland. dropping off order to patient lauren neuman. >> glad you ordered today. >> start the year of

increases clouds tomorrow, but dry. 56 degrees and breezy, the whole day nice looking day. lunch time, 49. 2:00 p.m., 53. 4:00 p.m., 55 degrees, breezy out there. overnighter tonight 31 degrees outlying suburbs, 34 for center city. let's walk you through tomorrow. 1:00 p.m. for the tailgaters. 50 degrees. 3:30 p.m., 51 and 6:30 p.m., game time temperature around 46 degrees by the 4th quarter as you're driving home, 44 degrees, very, very mild. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, even the cool down is not that bad. 56 degrees today. clouds and sun tomorrow, 52. drizzle late on monday, lots of clouds 51. morning rain tuesday, balmy 56. there's the cool down, 43, 41, and 44. gray. >> okay, chris you finally did something right over there. opioid addiction has become a crisis of epidemic proportion. >> in the art of aging, him at that tam meets a man who beated addiction and is helping others. >> reporter: gary has been clean and sober for more than 35 years. >> i talked to a lady the other night who lost her sons in one night. >> reporter: on his weekly radio show he

and some days will be even warmer then what we have dealt with through the day-to-day. trade off we will have some rain and we will cover all that including your game day forecast, here's a look at cape may. our camera live atop montreal inn could see a couple included off the shore but really a beautiful start,of sunshine glowing on those buildings, right now, and then a live look at our roof cam. you can see we have blue skies starting off the morning as well but we have cloud that are going to be on the increase throughout the day-to-day. sunshine will in the last all day long. temperature wise though we are very similar to where we were this time yesterday, especially right along i-95 corridor. that is a good sign because we have plenty of time for those numbers to climb once again, i don't think it will be as warm as what we dealt with yesterday afternoon when we topped out in the mid to upper 50's in some locations but we are looking at lower 50's heading in the latter part of the afternoon today. it is 33 degrees in philadelphia 27 in millville. down the shore we

so, that we, on that day, as a matter of fact at the king center we refer to it as a day on, not a day off. not a day to hang out in the park or pull up the barbecue grill. it is a day to do something to help someone else. that can be as simple as delivering someone's trash or picking up the newspaper for that elderly person who cannot get to the end of the driveway. bottom line, you're doing something that benefits someone other than yourself. that is the proper way to remember my uncle, and the proper way to celebrate the king holiday. president trump, thank you for taking the time to acknowledge this day. thank you for remembering that we are all americans, and on this day we should be united. thank you, mr. president, think you, mr. vice president. [applause] president trump: this is a great, important day. martin luther king jr., federal holiday. a proclamation. congratulations. [applause] >> mr. president, what you give an apology for the statement yesterday? >> mr. president, are you a racist? >> mr. president, will you respond to the serious questions about the statement? >> mr

day off. not a day to hang out in the park or pull out the barbecue grill. >> amen. >> it is a day to do something to help someone else, and that can be as simple as delivering someone's trash or picking up the newspaper for that elderly person who can't get to the end of the driveway. bottom line, you're doing something that benefits someone other than yourself. that's the proper way to remember my uncle and the proper way to celebrate the king holiday. so, president trump, thank you for taking the time to acknowledge this day. thank you for remembering that we're all-americans and on this day we should be united in love for all americans. thank you, mr. president. thankthank you mr. vice preside. [applause] >> very important day, martin luther king, jr. federal holiday, 2018 by the president of the united states in america a proclamation. congratulations to him and to everybody. >> thank you, mr. president. >> thank you. [applause] >> mr. president, will you give an apology for the statement

in late in the day. as we look at future tracker 6 showers are breaking out to the north and west. 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. so a few damp roadways, for the evening rush hour and the rain overspreads south of philadelphia at 5:00. and little could happen in the far north western suburbs. and rain continues until 3:30 a.m. and the cold air does not catch this in time. and flips it to a lot of snow and could end in south jersey and delaware in the wee hours of friday morning with a few wet snowflakes but no problems for area roadways, friday morning and a bigger storm comes in for super bowl sunday and this takes up the entire east coast. a coastal storm developing all the way from boston for the patriot fans and us the eagles fans, bleeding green everywhere from boston to philadelphia as it looks more wet than white. that is a good thing you don't want a big snow storm when you are trying to have a big party and snow between noon and 2:00 p.m. changing to a soaking rain and a lot of uncertainty. seeing whe

for two days in a row, right? >> reporter: good advice from joe there. one remain i spoke to penndot plow truck driver tonight iain who rye minded us again when you see the big trucks out there clearing, plowing, salting these streets, give them some room to operate. >> yeah, that's great advice, bruce. thank you. stay warm. don't forget you can wake up with "good day philadelphia" karen hepp, thomas drayton, bob kelly and sue serio will all be in with your current conditions and the latest forecast. "good day philadelphia" of course starts at 4:00 a.m. >>> travel troubles are the worse and the snowstorm is not helping flight >> testing. >> testing. >>> freck breaking news from wilmington. a car stolen with two kids inside. tonight police are looking for the guy responsible. police say around 5:00 this evening, a woman left her car with her one and five-year-old children inside left it running while she went into wawa on the 2,000 block of limestone road. she came out five minutes later car was gone. car was dumpe

, at the king center could refer it to it as a day on, not a day off. it is not a day to hang out in the park, or pull out the barbecue grill. it is a day to do something to help someone else, and that can be as simple as delivering someone's trash or picking up the newspaper for that elderly person who cannot get to the end of the driveway. bottom line, you are doing something that benefits someone other than yourself. that is the proper way to remember my uncle and the proper way to celebrate the king holiday. so president trump, thank you for taking the time to acknowledge this day. thank you for remembering that we are all americans and on this day we should be united in love for all americans. thank you, mr. president, thank you, mr. vice president. [applause] president trump: this is a great, important day for martin luther king, junior. federal holiday, 2018, by the president of the united states. a proclamation. congratulations. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy.

the last few days thursday that was the day of the nor'easter.e actual high was 29 but that came 1 minute after midnight. the afternly 16. the normal is 40. the wind chills both of these days well below zero and this morning we're waking up to wind chills below zero once again. air temperature in philadelphia, 6. we have a wind chill of3 which considering what it's been like over the last couple of hours. it's 3 degrees above zero in allentown, the record trenton you'ved low, it's 2. wilmington has also tied their record low. atla has shattered their record. 9 for dover and cape may and zero degrees out there in lancaster. and even if the actual air temperatures aren't below zero, the wind chills certainly are. anywhere from 5-10 below for most of the delaware and the lehigh valleys. clear conditions, today will be a nice-looking day. yesterday, beautiful, lots of sunshine but you couldn't even go oside because the wind chills were so bad. not quite as harsh today. it's going to be a nice looking day with a lot of sun but we lose that gusty breez

wilmington right now it feels like 10 and it's one of those days where it was just cold all day long welcomed in 2018. at midnight this was the temperature. it was 11 degrees. but that wind chill 1 degree below zero. this morning at 8 o'clock we reached a low of six. that's only 2 degrees shy of a record low but the wind chill five below and our high this afternoon second day in a row the high only 20 degrees but that wind chill 8 degrees. and this was the third coldest new year's day on record. the coldest was 16 back in 1918. the second coldest back in 1899, 19 degrees and even colder air is waiting in the wings. future tracker showing tomorrow morning as a lot of kids head back to school, people head back to work, wind chills will be below zero and kind of to add to the flavor of this week i am tracking a nor'easter developing by the middle of the week. i'll talk more about that and talk about the near record cold behind that system coming up in the full accuweather forecast. we're just starting. back to you, sharrie. >> all right, cecily, thank you. >>> back now to the mummers pa

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a milder day but when you.r north. there could be some severe gales. a bit of me they in place. still a lot of cloud on sunday, with patchy ranges across western parts. heavy rain in northern scotland. mild and windy. i'm ben bland with bbc world news. our top story: donald trump has threatened to stop aid to the palestinians unless they engage in peace talks with israel. he was speaking in davos alongside the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. a former palestinian negotiator‘s accused mr trump of leading the region towards chaos. myanmar‘s rejected criticism of aung san syi kyi by veteran us diplomat, bill richardson. he called a burmese investigation into the rohingya crisis a "whitewash" and said ms suu kyi "lacked moral leadership." and this story is trending on bbc.com. casey affleck says he won't attend this year's oscars. he won the best actor award last year for manchester by the sea. he was expected to present this year's best actress category, as oscars tradition dictates. the actor has been

we will see a gold win blowing through the day today but we'll have that sunshine all day long. and then tonight you'll have some winds coming in tonight, but it will still be cold tonight. we've got warmer days ahead. right now 20 nate philadelphia. that's a big improvement from the teens that we started with. 28 in dover, pots town, allentown 24 degrees but the poconos mountains still stuck in the teens this morning. sunshine in the 30s, above freezing for the suburbs and philadelphia up to 36 degrees in new jersey, the lehigh valley will be close to the freezing point this afternoon, and 35 degrees with those cold winds blowing through the day in delaware. this is going to be the coldest day of the next ten. wait till you see the ten-day forecast, i've got a good looking eagles game day forecast too when i come back in a few minutes. erin. >>> well, another blast of cold weather means water problems are getting worse across philadelphia. these are just a few of the pipe problems and water main breaks that have flooded neighborhoods just in the last month. the problem is so ba

happy wednesday, hump day.have live chopper three over an accident we have been talking about overturn tractor trailer in southwest philadelphia. get this it was carrying honey , all that honey spilled all over the roadway no wonder crews have been there all morning licensing trying to get this cleaned up. route 291 ease bun at bartram avenue the area that traffic is being directed around that right now but hey if you can avoid the area you will want to do so, lots of crews trying to scrape that honey off roadway. we're also looking at an accident on the schuylkill eastbound that was involving four vehicles, okay blocking far left lane and squeezed to the right, and this is a backup shot at the conshohocken curve. taillights moving eastbound. beautiful sky here look at how gorgeous but in fun for early morning commuters. so that accident schuylkill eastbound near gladwynn and backup shot here conn show chill temperatures even curve, taillights moving eastbound direction. heading out there right now give yoursel

we are losing 151 americans every day due to drug overdose >> reporter: on the job three days health and human services secretarial ex-azar says it is a prime concern of the administration, problem here so widespread that philadelphia recently announced steps toward launching safe injection sites >> those programs are simply at their beginning, we do not have data to know whether those work or do they hurt. >> reporter: also in the speech plans for $1.5 trillion investment in infrastructure that means road and bridges, you will remember, pennsylvania has among the most structurally deficient bridges in the country. at the white house, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> your news continues and up next day helen miren rap queen >> you have to see this to believe it. >>> local contestants on the local survivor when we come people are fighting type 2 diabetes... with fitness... food... and the pill that starts with f. farxiga, along with diet and exercise, helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. lowering a1c by up to 1.2 points. do not take if allergic to farxiga

he throws off balance and it's a cold day, it's not a good day to throw. but a bad decision.ere as alshon jeffery goes up the side line. that's not enough space to throw the football. you get in the playoffs, you cannot make those mistakes. mistake free football. wins especially in the playoffs. >> on offense though you have 10 other guys. there's 11 guys on offense. what about his teammates? you. >> always believe in the playoffs you got to start fast especially when you're at home. get those folks at lincoln financial auld riled up about their team and against the cowboys he didn't get much help. early game, got a couple completions got it going. now you get yourself in the third and seven, your players have to help you, your teammates got to come to the party here. you got torrey smith on a little under route a, just dropped it. this was a first down and maybe even a touchdown if he catches the football. so now again, spinning it forward to the playoffs, these are the plays you must make. you must help your quarterback right there. that ball is right on the belt buckle of

bank stadium in just a matter of days but for the next several days, this will be the focus of all the attention and perhaps because of that rivalry with king of prussia mall or because the super bowl is arriving this place got even more super sized. this mall underwent an expansion of its own putting in a 3.2 million square feet of leasable area and to put that into perspective that means three u.s. bank stadiums would fit inside. it's home to more than 500 stores and, yes, it's an economic power house. on any given day, enough shop ertz come in and out of this mall that it would qualify, get this, as the third largest city in the state of minnesota and they spend each shopper spending an average of 162 bucks when they come here. that adds up. half a billion shoppers have streamed in these doors since they opened in 1992, that's 44 million people a year, spending just about $500 million and, yes, this is the single biggest tourist attraction in all of the midwest. but guess what, this week, we're happy not to be the center stage but rather to be the backdrop to an either bigger show,

cr, a three-day cr. why don't we get in a room tonight and solve our problems. why are we actually kicking the can down the road a little bit, one day, three days, we were trying to get one month done and for that reason, mr. president, i object. >> regular order, please. >> mr. president. >> objection is heard. >> mr. president would the senator from hawaii-- >> would the senator from north carolina yield to a question. >> i yield. >> it sounds like you want to stay here all night and get this done. >> i do. >> would you be willing to work on unanimous consent request to effectuate that. >> i want to work on funding a government that goes for at least the next four weeks or year. i want to provide certainty to men and women in uniform who are out there fighting in harm's way and we're sitting here, the question i want to answer, way want to provide funding for the men and women. >> and the senator from hawaii has the floor. the senator from hawaii has the floor. >> so, i thought i heard the senator from

few days to 69,000 passengers each day and extra tsa agents are in place. and the secretary of homeland security say there is no specific threats to minneapolis or the super bowl but they will continue to monitor along with international partners. sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news". >> thank you lets switch live to jaime apody and ducis rogers at the mall of america. the eagles got their first full practice in today right guys? >> reporter: yes, practice probably just wrapped up a few minutes ago and they are practicing at the nearby university of minnesota bloomington campus and the eagles spoke to assistant coaches and they described the team as loosely competent and the guys were joking around and loose in the mall and the players have been there all year long and nothing has changed. >> they are still that way here this week. and that is a good thing you don't want them to feel the pressure of the moment. and i like what i see so far from these guys, the entire team was vanlable to the media before practice and they looked relaxed and enjoying the

the day. tell us more. >> reporter: oh, yeah, people are stopping here before they go into the work this morning. and the biggest sellers right now are these gray and green t-shirts. they'll cost you about $25. but that's just the small price we pay to show our eagles pride, right? all right, dark and early here in south philly, but a lot of excitement when the doors opened up at 6:00 there was already a crowd of people waiting to get inside. some wearing their current eagles gear looking to up braid. we just talked to one guy who said he's going to be late to work after stopping here. but he works with a lot of cowboys fans, so he can't wait to get into work to show-off his pride this morning. it's not just the t-shirts and the sweatshirts that are selling. there's also these locker room hats, these championship hats. come over here and take a look. you can see anything you maybe want for your home or office. there are cups and memorabilia here. whatever you want, whatever you're looking to g

it's a dry day. looking at the schuylkill expressway, no problems on the schuylkill expressway. blue route, schuylkill expressway, i-95 in good shape of we have a huge accident involving an overturned vehicle on the schuylkill expressway in the overnight hours near montgomery drive, everything is cleared out, all lanes open on the highways, looking good, we have a problem in west chester from an earlier water main break doing emergency road repairs. high street is being blocked with lane restrictions near east biddle street. i-95 no problems here, southbound traffic heading toward center city, moving nicely so far, tam. >> dr. martin luther king junior is famous for manyization including this one, life's most persistent and urgent question is what are you doing for others. many are honoring his legacy putting others in need first. jeanette reyes is live at the girard college where others are out already on this cold morning. it's beautiful to see. >> reporter: martin luther king day is about action n

just been cold, every single day. martin in willingboro at 21 degrees, clear sky there , we will head down toward city, bill layden in carrying ton at 18, these numbers, even below average for, overnight lows, this time of the year, walt inner newark delaware at 22 degrees. that is the warm spot on the map 22 nice, balmy evening, at walter's how. it is colder unfortunately by even of the week and wind chills behind this next storm will be brutal. we will talk about that and, neighborhood, and, and 18 in spring city, elementary school , it is 23, atlantic city high school airport is 23 as well and new castle county airport 22, the wind 10 miles an hour in the area this evening not horrible but enough to make it feel 10 degrees colder then thermometer indicates. everything is quiet right now on storm scan three but we have ingredients coming together this arctic cold front bringing the cold to the region and then we have disturbance through gulf of mexico. this will move along the coast over next couple days and deliver

i support him day in, and day out.hether we are going through the country giving the trump miracle speech, and i appreciate the kind words. >> now, to one plane passenger that was fed up with delays and took matters in to his own hands. the plane had just landed but learned that the plane would be on the tarmac for 30 more minutes. he decided he enough. he opens the emergency door and steps on the wing. and seems to think of jumping off and then changes his mind. he was talked back in to the cabin and was later arrested by local police. >> we all have to wait, buddy. let's bring back in michelle grossman with more on the storm of. michelle? >> yeah, we are going to watch the nor'easter all day long. tracking up the coast. another piece of the puzzle is this air coming in behind the storm. we are talking about another blast of arctic air, single digits in some spots. currently we are waking up to four degrees in indianapolis >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henry. a snowy scene this morning. check this out. that

the roads, if possib dangerous out there, as we can attest too that we were driving throughout the day-to-day, a lot of the road still are not clear or they are covering with snow, icy patches as be out better just ty home. live from ocean county i'm anita oh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> lets look live from sky scan three in cape may, it looks kind of picturesque but no day at the beach. snow started falling there late last night, still falling tonight, and, southern part of the delaware also been hard hit, this is video from lewis, delawarewe dana, sentthus shot w covered as you can sianni backyard caused drifts a few feet high in some places. >>> weather is taking a toll here in philadelphia a 16-inch water main ruptured leaving dozens of homes and several businesses, without water, on this very cold blustery night. >>> crews remain on the scene at rhawn and castor in the rhawnhurst section. "eyewitness news"orter natasha brownies there with the latest, natasha. >> reporter: good evening to you both. just to give you gravity of how cold it is at this point especially for these water dep

without martin jones, day to day with a lower body injury.ned a three-day contract with the sharks part of a make a wish program got to take the first face-off against sidney crosby. what a moment. sharks down 1-0. a pass through two defenders the timo time. dell the start in net. delicious rob be jus till schultz. third period, burns with a shot from the point. turtle puts it in and the sharks win 2-1. >> they're always a good team, real fast and i think we handled it well tonight. didn't give them a whole lot and we just kind of battled through and stuck with it. >> he saved a lot of chances and a huge point. timo played really good. two points for us. >> that's a wrap on morning sports. enjoy the nfc and afc championship games. i'm larry beil. >> your accuweather forecast with lisa arg >> still komcold out there. live doppler 7. cold air in the valley up here. just east of willett. you can see the cold air in place and it's really not going anywhere. we will get it modified somewhat as this cold front sweeps to the south. it won't be as co

day . to day just a few days always a little bit of the blood but nobody's been killed yet the kids ride and they fall off and we have. this was never thought that. was. sure all insurance move competition food stalls watering homes raffles gangs horse race and summer is also a big fan and least he assurance sherrill can win some prizes. i was. wondering if that would have done something miles and all. the money. going out on a monday. it's about had to. come up with. a lot of the same things a little. bit of. that nearly enough. for the air but believe. me that. all of this is for the good of. what cheryl prepares for the next rice. by the way of that. after just one round it's clear he won't be among the winners this time either be any comes first. for the. old like it's. come about our. number. for it was a lot of helicopters. from the bottom of the. sun. the races will last for the whole week and sure rule will compete a few more times but this year he won't be taking home much money. t

the 7-day forecast. four days of 50s. yesterday 57, today 52.omorrow 56 and tuesday, periods of rain but we're up to 59. then the front slams through, wednesday, thursday and friday. cooler days here but they're all above average. 42, 40 and 40. and then saturday and sunday next weekend we start bouncing back up again. 56 degrees saturday and it looks pretty much like a 56 or 55, somewhere around there for next sunday as well. nice january thaw. >> look what i have here. >> this is a present from my son. he let me borrow it today. he walked into the master bedroom this morning, my husband said the eagles are going to wi. >> great prediction. >> there's the football right there. >> we're ready. >> okay, chris. thank you so much. >>> a group of middle school girls spent their saturday afternoon helping to close the stem gender gap. they spent time learning to code and building website. the workshop is designed for girls who have limited exposure to technology. we'll be right back. >>> it is now 9:50. thanks to an alert and thoughtful police office

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national curry chicken day. >> this is a good day. >> reporter: it's a good day. >> reporter: this is not such a good situation in cherry hill downed wires and transformer fire are blocking the westbound lanes of route 70 west of 295. no westbound traffic getting through this morning, so instead, i would stick with 73, maybe church road or crescent road. 70 westbound blocked because of the downed wires. eastbound side the truck has been cleared. we have one 2606 northbound past 70. -- 206. northbound past 70. we have two overturned trucks, it's off to the side, you can get through. crash 130 northbound at market street is gone. you don't want to use northbound side of columbus boulevard by penns landing stay on i-95. i-95 southbound is slowing with speeds in the 20s from the betsy ross bridge into girard. outside live of montgomeryville north of the mall near north wales road. police are out there, because the traffic lights are not working. traffic is moving slowly, but getting through the intersection. >> the search goes on in california for survivors after the deadly mudslides 400

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they had a great day out. a brilliant day out for the coventry fans.ough a lot in the last decade or so. the fans made the difference. coventry are one to watch, stoke and now mk dons as well. the seagulls left it late, but brighton coming through against middlesbrough of the championship. the brighton fans won't mind me saying this was a lucky winner. trying to clear the ball, hit glenn murray, into the back of the net, unlucky for middlesbrough, but brighton have the priority of staying in the premier league. they also have the destruction of the fa cup, but it is good for momentum and they were able to rest plays today, chris hughton making changes to the team. one other goal to show you from the all premier league tie between southampton and watford. southampton winning that 1-0. watford. southampton winning that 1—0. watford, new manager, no wind. a tough start forjavi gracia. a birthday goalforjack a tough start forjavi gracia. a birthday goal forjack stephens, a first win in11 for birthday goal forjack stephens, a first win in 11 for southampton

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that's the first day above average since christmas eve. christmas day was right at average. since then, we have been at least five degrees below normal every single day. and until today. today we timely climb back above the average mark by 5 de grows and morning low of 25 was right on point as well. so pretty comfortable day all things considered and not a lot of wind and it was great day to be out and about with lots of sunshine and clear skies continue through tonight. and but, again, as temperatures drop below 32 degrees any melted snowy saw a lot of dripping from my gutters will refreeze. if you head out tomorrow morning walking out to the car to head to work or take kids to the bus stop, watch for slick spots on drive way and sidewalks in the city as well and clouds around tonight and light winds. it's nice for this time of year. cold not as cold as it has been. earlier in the the weekend we could not get daytime highs for the numbers. 5 overnight, mainly clear. tomorrow starts with sunshine and clouds increase a bit and surpriseable day high of 40. in the city, 30s. 7

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we're expecting negotiations will continue into the day tomorrow, which would mean a second day of shut down after a long saturday. >> the motion is not agreed to. >> reporter: early saturday morning without a compromise, senate democrats said no deal. republicans firing back. >> the government shutdown was 100% avoidable. >> reporter: day one, a furious blame game unfolding hour by hour. >> you wanted a shut down, the trump shutdown is all yours. >> this is utter m madness. >> the solution is to end the foolishness. >> negotiating with this white house is like negotiating with jell-o. it's next to impossible. >> reporter: be white house hitting back. >> chuck schumer said i'm giving you everything you asked for the wall. >> he was not the room. he does not know the truth. >> reporter: i do. >> reporter: say it's not helping. >> do you think the president is unreliable negotiator? >> i don't think we should be worrying about the president now. >> reporter: a group of senators holding out hope. >> the end game is to resolve this is in a bipartisan way. >> is that possible? >> yes. >> rep

legislative days. we have more calendar days. let us try to use every one of those days to reach agreement on funding the government so we don't have another cr, which all of us believe is bad fiscal policy and substantive policy. i urge us to come together so that we can avoid another crisis like this. address the issues that we know need to be addressed. i think the speaker for the time. >> the gentleman from california is recognized. >> i yield one minute to the speaker of the house, paul ryan. >> the german is recognized. >> -- the gentleman is recognized. >> i want to say a few words about the last couple of days. i know there's great relief that this episode is coming to an end. this shutdown did not need to happen. however brief, it inflicted needless costs on the country. there are no winners today. no winners except perhaps the millions of families who depend on the children's insurance program. this is not a moment to pat ourselves on the back. we need to heed the lessons of what just happene

the fan frenzy will get noticeable every day. the police are urging everybody to act responsible. >> reporter: the city is pumped there is a connection that seems to be universal. it's focused on the eagles winning this thing on sunday. philadelphia police get in a, they just want everybody to be safe. >> go birds! e-a-g-l-e-s! >> reporter: that's the vibe all over town going into the eagles weekend, the city bleeds green. are you feeling the vibe? >> i have since the beginning of the season. >> we all have faith in nick foles. >> i know the eagles are going to the super bowl. i'm confident. >> reporter: at the vegan commissary they are stirring the pot for the eagles on sunday. >> we're doing chilly cheese dogs because they are the underdogs. we're selling a super bowl package for the weekend, because they are going to the super bowl. >> reporter: will the eagles win sunday, ignite ruckus street celebrations like these they will have a historic presence at cottman. >> you don't want to hurt people or damage property. >> reporter

it's going to be a moestly clouy day. no real cold air around, but where the clouds are thinner, the lee high valley we're seeing some chillier temperatures. right now 40 in new jersey, 43 degrees in delaware. and we'll see clouds through the day today. 43 degrees at 10:00, and a northeasterly wind that's going to keep the clouds in the area and keep thes ts the temperatur warming up that much. 45 degrees in new jersey, and for delaware up to 47 degrees today. today will be one of the warmer days of the week, too. there's some colder air on the way for tomorrow and even a chance of some snowflakes. >>> we have our first crash of the morning into our system. this is hatfield township. it just happened not too long ago so i'll let you know when that crash clears. and just a bit north in solderten, there's some construction that's blocking the road between route 309 and diamond street. that's because of long-term construction that goes until april of this year. bill was talking about some showers that part of our area are se

it has been a nice day to look at. a great day to be out in as temperatures have been below average for most of the day, feeli 30's. that will continue tonight. temperatures will drop with the wins dying down and clear sky across the northeast recipe for cold, calm,ar, equals combed, simple equation we throw out there. temperatures only in the 30's, net is again wind started to die down we are not seeing rushing wind like we are seeing more across delaware and south jersey but only mid 30's, 20's in mount pocono and 34 degrees in atlantic city. for tonight we will drop down well in the 20's, 24 degrees, mainly clear, cold, quiet, tomorrow not as cold and it is sunny, up to the mid 40's daytime highs and mid 40's above average wind are light out of the south at 5 miles an hour so pretty nice friday. weather roller coaster as we head in the weekend our next cold front will come through saturday night into the first half of sunday. out ahead of the front will bring us warmth, south/ southwest win which means temperatures

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not your best beach day but i can tell you a lot of privacy on a day like this. back to you in the studio. >> all right my friend. stay warm. thank you, sir. apprecia much appreciated. >>> all right molette green. hi, molette. >> reporter: good morning. when the wind kicks off it blows sideways, and feels like shards of glass hitting your face as snow continues to fall. not ha winter wonder look as the car gets on the roads and turns the snow on the ground slushy and in some spots icy. now the side streets, the neighborhoods, much more slushy, and icy. >> the first snowfall of the new year on the ground. >> this isn't bad compared to the blizzard. light dusting compared to what we had. if we get another blizzard it might take us home. >> reporter: we were hard-pressed to find a homeowner outside shuffling. >> it's cold. >> reporter: that's the story. it's bone chilling cold. not much accumulation but enough to shut down schools across virgini a for drivers on major roads like this stretch of i-95 south where a car went off the road. slushy and icy on side streets

people and young and old are doing activities, saying it's not a day off saying it's a day to give back an honor dr. king. >> for tens of tens of thousanf volunteers in the delaware valley today was anything but a day to catch up on sleep. a national record of 150,000 people participated in the greater philadelphia martin luther king day of service. it is the country's oldest and largest event of its kind. todd bernstein is it's director. >> i think we're a divided nation and that's been compounded in recent times, i think now is perhaps, more important than in recent years for us to try to come together. >> thousands did just that including bob casey, philadelphia school superintendent dr. william hite and governor tom wolf. that's what today is about, dr. king was about service above all. we need to create a fire society for everyone. >> reporter: local organizations an companies and volunteers donate their time and resources. >> reporter: we're parting here to help women who are transitioning back into the workforce by making inspiration work cards and beauty bags and necessities and

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all day today, all day tomorrow. the winds is still going to be noticeable through that entire 48 hour stretch. and as a result, it may feel no better than zero throughout that entire time frame. anywhere, even here in the urban areas. so it is very, very harsh outside. in short, taking quick peak around the region as a whole, technically we are going to reach the teens on the thermometer, but this is actually, meisha, going to end up being the most harsh cold we've faced so far from this stretch of, i mean, of sub freezing, we haven't been above freezing since the day after christmas. >> been a while. >> freezing cold, and like you said, up at the desk, those little kids out at the bus stop, those animals outside, take caution for them. we are looking outside right now, take a look at the camera shot, all of the snow, anything, that may be melted from has now refroze end over, so the road surfaces will be again very dangerous today. even though we don't have the snow falling down, just heads up on this, this is spri