the daylight hours on sunday, dry. increasing temperatures, about spot on where they should be this time of year, upper 50s and low 60s. we have upgraded the system that comes in on monday. it was previously a two. now it's a three. a strong storm on the storm impact scale. heavy rains at times alone with strong winds and there are concerns we could have some flooding. let's time of the out. 11:00, late on sunday, perhaps a light shower. really the system gets going while many of us are sleeping. early monday morning as we start to see the morning commute get underway it's going to be a mess from the early outlook. you see a lot of rain. heavy at times. pops of yellow on your screen. that's going to be the theme throughout the day on monday. midday, heavy rains move through. during the even commute we will still have to content tend with heavy rain. it looks to be a soaking storm right now. monday night, anywhere from one to two inches of widespread rain. in the south bay we may see less than an inch. but it is going t

dry for most of the daylight hours. if you're doing a bike ride or jog with the dog, morning time, more likely to be dry than evening. after 5:00, hit and miss showers likely to come in through the area from 5:00 to 10:00 p.m. better chance of slightly steadier rain early, early tomorrow morning. kind of a showery start to the day. couple of dry hours on your mid to late friday afternoon and friday evening may start dry but end wet. more rain likely by 11:00 on friday night. temperatures tumble into the weekend. that part of the forecast when i join sheena. >>> we're working for you to dig your way out of debt. for a lot of folks, that means making a budget. coming up, the easy way to do it and stick to it as well. but first, a sneak peek at tonight's wi -- episode of will and grace. >> hello beautiful lady. >> take it easy, olive garden. >> grace is very upset. >> that i wasn't clear about what i wanted. >> she says the legs on the -- >> are almost perfect but i would love them a little thinner. >> it's a huge mistake.

at the shore, noticing the daylight. 40 extra minutes of daylight from the winter solstice there earliercember. so we are starting to add that light up and it's starting to make a difference here in the evening with the sunset times. temperatures down at the shore right now in the upper 30s to lower 40s from wildwood to atlantic city and dennis township. but this is really the big story, how it feels. so this is when you walk outside, you get hit with the air. this is the number that it feels like outside. 31 in philadelphia. 29 in blue bell. 11 is what it feels like in the poconos. back to the cold stuff here tonight and for tomorrow morning. waking up to these temperatures, 25 in philadelphia. 23 in allentown. 28 in dover. 27 at the shore. factor in a little bit of wind. it will feel more like 20 degrees. we don't have a whole lot going on here on live radar. there is some rflurry activity here. is it out of the question that one or two stray flakes makes it in here? no. but we will for the most part, see just part just see sunny to partly. temperature temperature, this how it's feelin

reporter: do you see daylight with the nielsen? mr. hoyer: yes. do i see daylight? you mean differences? yes. reporter: how about getting something done? ms. pelosi: how many questions are you going to ask? [laughter] mr. hoyer: let me reiterate. 24 members of the senate and the house were in the white house sitting around the counter table and the president of the united states said, we need to protect the dreamers. he actually used daca. we need to protect daca. and we need to do that first. we agree. ms. pelosi: let me just say, in that vain, that if he would speak to the speaker or mr. mcconnell they will say to you, well, they'll say to us, we have to know what the president will sign. is that not the ongoing course? we have to know what the president will sign. hopefully mr. schumer will find out what the president will sign. because i do believe, as congresswoman sanchez said or vice chair said, the votes are there in the house and the senate if they bring this up. reporter: do you support the graham-durbin proposal, even though it has this down payment on th

a little drizzle off the coast, south lake tahoe and truckee at daylight it will be gorgeous. chains will be required and as far as any rain goes, we are just seeing a few areas east of san jose and milpitas. look towards the mountains today. you may see a light dusting of the white stuff. >> the usual slowdowns on westbound 580 in the yellow between 205 and 680 about 25 minutes. no accidents. here's a live look at your ride along 580 near first street. you can see traffic does start to pick up out of livermore. a crash at the high-rise no slowdowns. 13 minutes to 101. stacking up in the cash lanes. no metering lights just yet. back to you guys. >> a bitter fight erupted in the senate as it now holds the power to avoid a government shutdown. without a measure, the government will shut down at midnight. anne makovec reports. >> reporter: the clock is ticking. it's going to be an interesting day. the house passed a short-term spending bill to avoid a government shutdown. now it's in the hands of the senate, where things are bitter. democrats demand a deal on daca. there's confus

so is there daylight? jon, what if there is a deal on the dreamers? do you think that bannon is not going to go after that deal later this month? i think he will. >> jon: i don't think he will be invited for thanksgiving at the white house any time soon. certainly not michael wolff. bob, we appreciate it. thank you. >> now to a fox news weather alert. a dangerous winter storm called a bomb cyclone certainly looks like that in that picture there, now bearing down on the northeast. the forecast calling for white-out conditions and winds as strong as 55 miles per hour. janice dean is in the fox extreme weather center. she is inside now. you took off the hat. >> i had to redo my hair. >> jon: i liked that hat. >> it was great. >> the giants hat. go eli. we love you. you know what? the storm will be with uls for a while. i just got a report that all jfk airlines have been suspended at jfk airport because the winds are gusting from 50 to 60 miles an hour. we were thinking around this time the storm would wobble to the left. it did and brought us big snowfal

did i see daylight? you mean differences? yes. reporter: how about getting something done? ms. pelosi: how many questions are you going to ask? \[laughter] mr. hoyer: let me reiterate. 24 members of the senate and the house were in the white house sitting around the counter table and the president of the united states said, we need to protect the dreamers. he actually used daca. we need to protect daca. and we need to do that first. we agree. ms. pelosi: let me just say, in that vain, that -- vein, that if he would speak to -- the speaker or mr. mcconnell they will say to you, well, they'll say to us, we have to know what the president will sign. is that not the ongoing course? we have to know what the president will sign. hopefully mr. schumer will find out what the president will sign. because i do believe, as congresswoman sanchez said or vice chair said, the votes are there in the house and the senate if they bring up this. reporter: do you support the graham-durbin proposal, even though it has this down payment on the border wall? ms. pelosi: right now our position is that

respectful way and therefore i don't talk about northern lights in daylight driving pleasure. and that's not just an act. is deadly serious right now it's time to warm their feet and eat reindeer meat with death fingers it's an adventure to tell family and friends about it oh. this some experience last three hours after that ha gone once again has the lover to himself in his culture the aurora borealis has a mystical quality as a day old live laterally in the lots when i was little i was told to have respect for the northern lights well but i wasn't allowed to shout whistle or anything stupid like not when they were visible. for me enough for my parents taught me not to use little man man language evolved through them so long ago the sammy believed that the lights a mandate from the souls of the dead man this was a people who had died in violent and tragic way in the old sunsets on fancy so long old green. his ancestors perceived the lights in the sky as threatening but he prefers not to tell he's guests about that. those who come to see the northern lights in northern sweden

well to spend one now where the winter months can mean long stretches without much daylight at all some studies of even link the dark periods to increased rates of depression but one homey is helping to lighten the mood for many fans have a look and listen. if you can't make it big on the big stage then maybe it's time to try the karaoke bar and here in the finnish capitol hill thinking just like in most major cities around the world there are plenty of places for one to be singers to shine. and even in supposedly quiet places like this one in finland libraries are often seen as cultural centers and some are trying something different. than the one. who. will remember the good. it's very popular it is i think it's an insult in some success to rule is. one among. you have to worry already we have a rule this song called so it doesn't really go all the cost of. this library helsinki is the only one of its kind to date for the sing is here karaoke is more than just a way to pass the time south on days i did my you have you never showed too much emotion the singing was always good to be abl

the video terrifying, a little girl dragged into a car watch this abducted in broad daylight but shee new question of the investigators is are there more victims. i cannot give this man who does not respect me the respect to be in that audience. i will not be there. heather: democrats are trying to score political points by skipping the president's state of the union address but the real audience is the american people, so what message does he need to send? we will debate it up next. heather: welcome back to "fox & friends first", breaking overnight for you, explosions and gunfire rocking a military base in afghanistan killing several soldiers. this just the latest in a wave of terrorist attacks. kelly wright with the message that the taliban says they are sending, good morning, kelly. kelly: heather, good morning to you as well. continues with isis and taliban vow to go carry out more. today's attack military base, at least 11 soldiers killed, 16 wounded after suicide bomber launched attack and battle with afghan soldiers. isis has taken responsibility for today's attack. the terror

your guerrillas will hit the bridge tomorrow morning prior to daylight. ♪ >> my job was to direct thes the special forces man fights in the action as a matter of self defense. ♪ >> the exercise appeared to be going well. my instructions on the approach seem to have paid off. ♪ quickly, the sleeping guards were taken care of. ♪ [explosion] ♪ >> it was all right, but you made a couple of bad mistakes. any idea what they were? >> for one thing, we made to much noise moving up to the bridge. wrecking.too much you sounded like a herd of elephants. and another thing, your guerrillas spent too much area in the target area. you could eliminate this problem by preparing more thoroughly. in the business of special forces, there is no room for mistakes. >> it was not all muscle work. you have a head on your shoulders and you are expected to use it. psychological operations is one of three related activities. the others are counterinsurgency, and unconventional warfare. >> name to prerequisite for successful guerrilla warfare. lieutenant winer? >> and inaccessible area of a reparations, and commu

daylight hours getting longer as we move closer and closer to springtime.tonight, scattered showers, temperatures -- instead of falling -- are going to rise. temperature rental be in the 50's by the time we wake up tomorrow morning for many of inside theally beltway. futurecast, to :00 tonight, notice the showers over the d.c. metro area, rockville, gaithersburg, frederick, hagerstown getting in on the action also. we see widespread showe rush-hour commute tomorrow. extra time this evening, extra time tomorrow morning, and again tomorrow evening hours as the showers continue. we did the heavy showers by the noontime our tomorrow. we look for the heaviest of the action to arrive late, late tomorrow night into early saturday morning. that is when the cold front moves on through, and the temperatures are going to plummet. highs tomorrow -- we make it into the middle 60's, even warmer than that south of d.c. take a look at our temperature trend. as we move through the next 24 hours, temperatures in the 60's by the noon time hours tomorrow. heavier rain begins t

pretty unlikely bed and has his own radio show he's been on the air saying there's no daylight between him and president trump he's called the president a great man and it's important to point out though the white house is responding with those comments but also banning the use of personal cell phones within the west wing because the author says hundreds of hours of these conversations with several senior aides are recorded on his phone so bad in is trying to push back say there's nothing to see here that's unlikely to stop the controversy especially if they're recordings of these conversations and keep in mind we've only seen the excerpts from the book the book itself is not released yet so reporters have copies of it but i think all of the details of the very scandalous controversial comments in there still have yet to come out so well that remains to be seen but it seems unlikely the president trump and steve benen are going to be able to reconcile especially after some of his more. controversial comments are recorded in this book and what might the long term consequences of that be

the jewels were on display at the palace, police say the theft occurred in broad daylight on the lastthe crook grabbed the earrings and broaches out of the display case. they made a clean getaway by tinkering with the alarm system. >>> along the atlantic coast, someplaces saw snow and rain, the worst damage came from hurricane force winds, coastal flooding in nova scotia washed out roads and knocked out power to tens of thousands of people. >> people in the area are trying to make the best of the extreme cold. take a look at this, for the first time in years, medford lakes said it was cold enough to safely go ice skating, this drone video was sent to us, it shows neighbor kids and adults playing a game of ice hockey on the lake. there's another video circulating from medford lakes of a woman doing a beautiful ice skating routine. looks like the olympics in meld ford lakes. >> everybody loves the cold. beyond what this gray, complain about the cold. >> i'll talk to you in the break, chris. >> i'll talk to you, too. >> reporter: i'll show you what's going on here, live on sky6 live hd,

but i wanted the get a sense of the damage in daylight, so i headed out.o rico is small, about a hundred miles wide, just 35 miles top to bottom. maria was so vast it swallowed the island whole. to survey the damage, i left san juan and headed west, into the mountains towards a town called utuado. along the way i noticed something: people collecting water along the road using improvised spigots. where is that water coming from? [ inaudible ]. it's spring water? yeah. clean? yeah. how many gallons is this, 295? 295, yeah. and how many times a day do you do this? two, three times a day. lemonis: it's six weeks after the hurricane, and hundreds of thousands of puerto ricans still don't have running water. yeah. where is it from? [ speaking spanish ] the spring. sí. lemonis: what amazes me is the resourcefulness that people have to try to find things. i mean, this water looks like it could keep flowing. is it clean water? do we know? just because it comes out of the mountain we're assuming that it's clean. like, has anybody tested it? and these people are the

i don't think there is a lot of daylight between where we are and where the democrats are. we are hopeful that we can resolve this in the coming weeks. >> schumer claims that the deal that he had today was much different from the dough that that he week -- deal had last week. >> i think democrats realized that their position was indefensible. they had to focus on first, funding the military, protecting border patrol agents, fund during -- funding vulnerable children with the children's health insurance program. democrats i think realized that they had to move past that piece of legislation so that they can focus on the conversation they are desperate to have. >> is it your contention that the deal that chuck schumer excepted is really no different than the deal he had on the table friday. >> i do not see it to be drastically different, no. >> was there no interaction between the president and the campaign committee in the creation of that? >> i would not be a part of that process. has somee president liberties that i do not. i would refer you to the campaign. they are the o

. >> how they pulled a bold crime in broad daylight. >>> grandma gets a blanket with a special lining. >> that's what you wanted that shirt for? >> the story that will hit you right in the heart. >>> and a clever gender reveal with -- >> the boiled egg roulette game. >> oh my god! >> see all the drama down to the last two eggs. >> three, two, one. >> wow. >>> there are two sad things about this video. number one, this beautiful home is abandoned but number two, someone was left abandoned inside. stray rescue of st. louis got a phone call from police because something was making noises inside, so they take a peek. >> i see him. >> him being vern, or as they call him, big vern. [ barking ] there's big vern. >> a gorgeous dog. >> that's a gorgeous st. bernard that they call big vern, and he is just sitting there, but they deploy the vienna sausage tactic. >> there you go. you want to go bye-bye? >> it's working, without hesitation. >> oh, yeah, because the dog is like not paying attention to the fact these people are about to capture him. she's like i'll throw them all out. >> put your h

missing - whose numbers are uncertain - will continue through the night and then intensify after daylight wednesday, authorities said. most deaths were believed to have occurred in montecito, said santa barbara county spokesman david villalobos. enclave of about 9,000 people northwest of los angeles is home to such celebrities as oprah winfrey, ellen degeneres, winfrey's home survived the storm and slides. in an instagram post she shared photos of the deep mud in her backyard and video of rescue helicopters hovering over her house."what a day!" (robin) a driver is dead after a large rock fell down a hillside -- hit a car -- and knocked that car off a cliff. highway 121 is closed between vichy avenue and wooden valley road... the accident happened around 5:00 yesterday afternoon. officers have suspended the recovery effort until this morning because the hill is too unstable. drivers are being asked to use alternate as of now we do not know the identity of the driver killed... (robin) new this morning... body parts found last year in hayward have been identified as mi

in broad daylight. this is a well - known problem in san francisco.you for joning us tonight im grant lodes...pam moore is on assignment. (steve)and im steve aveson. shocking numbers from the san francisco district attorney's office show that in recent years tens of thousand of cars have been broken into with very few arrests.with very few arrests. kron 4's charles clifford is live for us tonight in san francisco with details. charles. . . smash . . and. . .grab. this is video of a recent car break in san francisco's nob hill. unfortunatly, scene's like this have become all to common across the city and to the suprise of no one the problem has gotten worse in recent years.the san francisco district attorney's smash . . and. . .grab. this is video of a recent car break in san francisco's nob hill. unfortunatly, scene's like this have become all to common across the city and to the suprise of no one the problem has gotten worse in recent years.the san francisco district attorney's office says that since 2011 more than 81,500 online police reports were s

it's dry during the daylight hours. then the rain enters the picture later at night.em lingering into sunday night to monday. highs in the north bay. we'll have a south wind creeping in about 10 to 25 miles per hour. by 5:00 some light showers in the north bay, probably north of santa rosa. and then as you get later type the night on sunday that's when you see the light showers begin to leave the north bay and sink to the south. the accuweather seven-day forecast shows you evening showers lingering into monday morning. a break in the activity on tuesday. and then likely a stronger storm arriving here wednesday evening with not only rain but also strong gusty winds lasting into thursday morning. >> this pattern has made me run out of creative things to say. all right, drew, thanks. >>> today we had a parade. tomorrow we'll have rain. and tonight houston rained on golden state's parade. >> good one! >> wow. >> how many hours did it take you to come up with that? sounds very well done. he's right, tho. what he said. the warriors were trying to run the table on this road

think there is a whole lot of daylight between where we are and where the credits are. we want to negotiating a took place and we are hopeful we can do that over the next couple weeks. >> senator schumer claimed the deal on the table was much different today than when he had last week. forward,he ball move if it did at all between friday night and this morning. sarah: look, think democrats realized that the position they had taken frankly was indefensible and they had to --us on first finding funding our military, protecting border patrol agents, funding vulnerable children to the chip program. these are things they did not disagree with. they agreed with everything in the cr. republican state from. democrats i think realized they had to move past that piece of legislation so they can focus on the conversation they are desperate to have. craig so is that your contention that the deal chuck schumer excepted and lauded today is no different from the other deal? i do not think it is drastically different, no. we understand, was there no interaction between the president an

passed by month and change we are going to gain over an her of daylight so that is always nice.torm scan is clear, it will stay that way through the day but we are seeing a hint of snow not impact impacting us at all but it will bring in additional included as day goes on, and looking at the seven day still a few front coming through here in the next several days, ups and downs continue but in terms of the timing, ever night thursday into friday, especially rain will turn over to snow and depending how quickly that front lead it can leave minor travel issues and rain/snow mix late in the day sunday, guys. >> taking a look at traffic, there is a accident on route one southbound near business route one and neshaminy, right shoulder block, be aware of. that taking a look at another cameras we are seeing delays on 95 southbound betsy ross bridge, normal volume, in accidents to report at this point. and taking a look at the maps thinks an accident on the atlantic city expressway westbound past route 73 near mile marker 33 in winslow, new jersey, there is in word at this point or any

daylight robbery! there you are then, like for like. silas? nah. someone got out of bed the wrong side this mornin'. someone wishes he hadn't got out of bed at all. sore? not as sore as the chap who lost. i took him for every penny. well, i was going to ask you to meet father, but you can't see him like this. he'll think the man i'm going to marry is a gambling, drunken, street fighter. this man sounds like a terrible influence. i don't know why you stay with him. hmm, the thought had crossed my mind several times. he's unreliable. he's unpredictable. unashamed. i'll see you after bible class. a wonderful service, as always, vicar. i do so enjoy a rousing, ♪ all things bright and beautiful ♪ you know what this means, don't you? a new waistcoat? a thinner bumble! until the dinner with mr. gradgrind, not a piece of pie, a crumb of cake nor a morsel of muffin shall pass your lips. - it was a lovely service. - thank you so much. compeyson! pocket! miss havisham. are you recovered after last night? yes, thank you. recovered from what? i'm afraid i persu

. >> it is interesting the daylight that we're seeing between the president and steve bannon and theuestionable daylight, the discrepancy between these two moving forward for this president, does that hurt him with his voter base moving forward. we'll have to wait and see. kate, thank you so much for your time today, live for us today in london. >>> donald trump says he would absolutely be open to talks with north korean leader kim jong-un, speaking to reporters saturday, mr. trump warned that if he were to deal with north korea, he wouldn't budge from his demand that they give up their nuclear program. >> the president also said he's happy that north and south korea, that they open lines of communication and' pe he appearo take credit between the upcoming meeting between the two presidents. >> president moon called me and we had a great discussion a couple of days ago and he thanked me very much. i hope it works out. i want to see it work out between the two countries. i would like to see them getting involved in the olympics and maybe things go from there. i'm behind that 100%. he

the only place we hit that maximum height is that 45° daylight plane.we're requesting this extra dimension because we would like a little more ceiling heights on the floors, particularly the lower floor which used to have stairs, split level. my clients have elderly parents who will stay in that lower floor. we'd like to get rid of the stairs. the rest of the space goes to a little bit more ceiling height. it also goes to a construction assembly back in the days when we had the penthouse, we had smashed the construction assembly to make room for the penthouse. that was expensive. we've now relaxed it now that the penthouse is done. the roof is 15 feet back from the front of the house. it's 5 feet back from sides, and the staircase is in a stairwell, and so there are really no protrusions above the stair except a glass rail that was mentioned. if i could take one more second to look at the exterior, that's the existing exterior as it stands now. this is the new proposal. bear in mind, the facade is back five here. right here -- this is the bow of the exi

there is no daylight between donald trump and stephen miller on immigration. neither is there any daylight between dick durbin and lindsey graham. >> laura: why does lindsey graham get to go on television and claim there's a bipartisan deal, but the president rejected it when it's graham and flake. and then you throw on susan collins. again, i'm sure they're all really nice people, they do not track the president's team on immigration. that harvard harris poll shows that the american people want immigration levels, even legal immigration levels. the president is squarely in the mainstream. lindsey graham is a radical fanatic on amnesty. he has been for more than 20 years. i'm not being harsh here. >> a quick antidote. he is on the fringe on this. the polls show it. i was in south carolina. and from there purity was my senator . at our state convention, 2,000 republicans booing lindsey graham for his stance on immigration because he wants open borders and amnesty. he always has, and hits his head right to have a decision. don't pretend as though you had to have

there will be no daylight between the agenda, donald trump command the folks at breitbart and the show on the website. think of the president of the united states has a great man. >> in an op-ed in the hollywood reporter, the books author says he based his reporting on hundreds of interviews, including recordings to back them up. white house officials are admittedly weary of discussing the book. >> i'm not going to waste my time or the country's time going page by page talking about a book that's complete fantasy and just full of tabloid gossip because it's sad, pathetic, and our administration and our focus is going to be in moving the country forward. >> wolff's restricted but frequent access to the white house may have helped reinvigorate the limitations stable policy barring the use of personal cell phones in the west wing. bret, as you alluded to, the blowback continues against mr. bannon, there are multiple reports tonight that the mercer family is distancing themselves from him. they are among his most important financial advisors as they breitbart board is considering bannon's

san mateo bridge both delays heading east or westbound 880 south of 238 and daylights making way in -taillights making way in that direction. we had an earlier accident. that is a check of your traffic. >>> time now is 4:51, after years of work and more than $10 million spent, one bay area transit agency aimed at speeding up public transit. after spending millions... plan for "bus only" lanes for v-t-a... has just reached a dead end. officials wanted 223 million dollars for a project called "bus rapid transit." it would have converted 2 of the 6 travel lanes on el camino real between palo alto and santa clara... into bus lanes. but after years of debate... residents and city leaders couldn't come to an agreement. in the end... v-t-a says 10.5 million dollars was spent for preliminary work. it's a rare opportunity this week, for folks obsessed with the moon. they'll be treated to a blue moon, a supermoon and a total lunar eclipse... all at once! an explanation now, from k-p-i-x five's john ramos. "it's just a beautiful eventâto go outside or watch it from your windowâ" we give the moon

pretty out there we're gaining a minute of daylight each day from here on in.o be a big difference. 55 degrees in philadelphia. the normal high is 40. we made it to 60 today. right now we're still looking at 60s in dover. 60 degrees. 55 in millville. 41 in the poconos. 49 in reading and in lancaster. here's the front that's going to make its way eastward. it's going to bring mild air ahead of behind it cold air enough to bring snow in places like the upper parts of wisconsin and even into minneapolis. hmm. i wonder what will go on there in a couple of weeks. a warming trend coming our way and that's going to be nice at least during the day tomorrow. then we get colder air moving back in and then we get warm again toward the weekend but it looks like there's nothing significant in our forecast. at least cold or snow through the end of the week and possibly through the end of the month. temperatures are going to stay mild overnight. the strong southerly wind ahead of the front the rain will be moving in tomorrow morning. 5:00 a.m., 6am seeing some showers. but th

police say armed robberies in broad daylight are not common in the area.he news also surprised some shoppers when they heard about happened.. <"man: san quentin is right over there. woman: this just doesn't normally happen in marin. so it's a little surprising.">( james ) u-p-s sent kron-4 a statement -- saying they're thankful that the driver is safe -- and that they're working with law enforcement. the "marin county sheriff" and "central marin police authority" are pooling their resources for this investigation. ( will ) a man is in jail... after police say they saw him breaking into cars in morgan hill. this happened on new year's eve on east middlefield road. police responded to reports of a car alarm going off an a man trying to break into multiple cars. they then arrested tonato mills after he was spotted by a k-9 inside of his honda. officers found burglary tools... stolen mail... and meth in the car. mills is facing several charges. ( will ) happening today... state lawmakers are set to address a sexual misconduct scandal as they return to sacramen

reporter: good morning, we are told fire marshall will return to the scene later this morning once daylight breaks to get a better idea what caused this fire overnight. in the meantime you can see here on the scene police have now taped off this parking lot , and they have secured this scene here, this morning, that is very latest here on the scene. fortunately this morning there are no injuries reported but the damage to this south jersey diner is extensive. lets take a look at the video and you can see what i'm talking about. fire started in the back side. you can see how those flames just ripped through the roof there leaving a gaping hole there this morning. berlin fire department, volunteer fire fighters here made quick work of the flames, they got the call just before midnight and they have this fire under control about 40 minutes later. this diner is located on south white horse pike in berlin, a lot of regulars come in here each and every day and they will be upset when they wake up, fine the news, it is called country town diner new but those living in the area know it as the old w

it happened in broad daylight monday afternoon...oy rolling up on his skateboard and pacing outside the store before he made his move. he then rushed in--with a gun in hand--demanding money from the cashier. < "she yelled for one of our co-workers in the back. after that once she yelled, he took off. she couldn't believe that someone this young would be doing something this crazy" >( james ) officials say the parents could potentially face charges if they own a gun that the child had access to. (rebecca) tracking your morning forecast... you can get... ...more adventure, more woo-hoo! more magic. and more happy. and now you can stay steps away from the magic for less. save up to 25% on select rooms at a disneyland resort hotel. so now's the time to get more happy! ( james )( darya ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast. rebecca:expect increasing rain chances from north to south through the day as the next storm system impacts the area. steady rain quickly turns to showers for thursday. a round of

those daylight hours getting longer and longer as we head a little bit closer to spring.l only january. even though it has been feeling more lick spring lately there is still a whole lot of winter left to get through. lets check with our weather watchers and they are tracking rain for us. lets look at rainfall amounts across our weather watcher network and see what everyone pick up on the weather station bill in levittown picked up half inch. barbara in willow grove had a third of an inch there. phil, .67. .2 of an inch at bill's house in cardington. in perkasie john jenkins pick up half inch, kennett martin .37. david dutch in clementon had three-quarters of an inch and third of an inch at lynn's house in cherry hill. some photos showing today started out a little bit glummy but then started to break through included and turned out to be a nice looking sunset, this one from knoll pits showing a few pastel colors in the sky just in time for the day to draw to a close. here's the time lapse from today at palmyra cove nature park looking toward city across delaware river. i

also ahead, caught on camera, in broad daylight. a brazen purse thief, what the victim did just moments before she was attacked. >>> and a national flu outbreak, the impact it is now having on emergency rooms all across the country. that's when "eyewitness news" continues. stay with us. >> a purse snatching attack caught on camera. this all happened after the victim walked into an apartment building in los angeles. while there she held the door open for someone behind her, and then that person grabbed her purse. when she struggles, the suspect throws her to the grounds. all of this happened in broad daylight at 11:30 a.m. in the morning. now, los angeles police are asking for the public ' help in that area to catch this suspect. >>> a 26 year old man from missouri faces terrorism charges. he is accused of trying to derail an amtrak train in nebraska did a back in october the suspect allegedly has ties to white supremacy groups. >> it was the middle of the night in no where nebraska, 200 miles from omaha, when 26 year old taylor wils

stupid is scaring the living daylights of every elderly person who has medicare. and i know that their medicare is not going to the stop, but many of them don't know that. they are scared to death. this is is not worth it. i am not minimizing the importance of the em necessity issue or any other issue up here, but you don't just go shut down government because you want something. you don't do it. even if it is important, you don't do it. >> all right. senator john kennedy, thank you for taking a minute with us. we wanted to make sure that we heard from a republican such as yourself from louisiana. thank you, sir, so very much, and we let you get back to work, because the americans are relying on you. americans are relying on you. and here we are in washington and keeping a close eye. you are seeing the pictures popping up on the screen, and you have crowds in front of the white house, and are republican that president trump is home. he did not go down the mar-a-lago as planned for the big party today and staying put because the government is shutdown, but i wonder

through the daylight hours, a dry day, increasing cloud cover.nce the sun goes down, introduced chance of a scattered shower into the forecast. a mainly dry day. leave the umbrella at home. 55 the high in san francisco, 56 in oakland, 58 in san jose. temperatures very similar tomorrow to where we were sitting earlier this afternoon. we'll bring back the storm impact scale, track the system. it's a 1. a light system working in sunday night and lingering into monday morning. the highest rainfall likely with this one in the north bay, about 1/4 to an inch of rain. outside of the north bay, much less than that. less than 1/2 an inch of rain. a south wind, not all that breezy between 10 and say 25 miles per hour. let's time the system out for you. future weather will start you out sunday morning, 9:00 in the morning. completely dry. just a mix of sun and clouds out there. as we go throughout the evening hours, we'll introduce that chance of a late shower, probably north of santa rosa, but it's likely closer to midnight on sunday. that's the best chanc

." >> more gun fire is erupted in north philadelphia this time in broad daylight. chopper 6 hd was over the scene today on north 17th street in west huntington. a man was shot multiple times while sitting in the car. he was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. >>> time for a check of the accuweather forecast. it's feeling like winter today thanks to a brisk wind taking you live outside sky 6 hd showing you the view of center city. from the temple university cam, certainly more clear than yesterday. but definitely more crisp. karen rogers is in nor david murphy tracking the conditions. we look outside on sky 6 hd and seeing the camera shakes and wind gusts and mostly cloudy skies and better than yesterday and talking rain and thunderstorms in the region. it's all relative. we call today back to reality. temperatures are in the mid-40s but these are the the windshields. these are the gusty chilly wind. 30 in read and and 35 in the city. and barely above freezing in millville and at the freezing mark at cape may, new jersey. compare that to yesterday's high o

a home invasion and burglary in broad daylight. a woman fighting for her life. and now a perpetrator on the loose. >> you don't know whether you have a guy on the move who could be ready to bust into another house along here, right? >> exactly, exactly. we don't know if we had a mad man on the loose here, you know? >> you settin' up security on these streets? >> on every one of these streets, we're goin' to every one of these houses. we're stoppin' anything that comes in or comes out of this whole neighborhood, we're talking to everybody. >> it's your neighborhood. and -- >> yeah. >> there's somebody out there who's apparently a very violent person. >> yes. >> you gotta be terribly scared. >> i was. i'm thinking that there's someone who's walkin' around the neighborhood watching and seeing when people are leavin' and basically attacking or -- >> reporter: on hot springs drive, the investigators knew they had a serious crime on their hands, but as they learned more from that bloody scene, the shockwaves only kept rolling. coming up -- >> he said, "oh god. no, no,

vine land has over night and daylight shelters open. >>> all right. and make sure you have the nbc10 app for all your weather information. plus look for 20 tips to keep your family, home and pets safe. in this dangerous cold. >>> new at 11 a delivery driver gets into an argument outside of philadelphia restaurant. and ends up getting shot. it happened around 7:00 tonight. in west oak lane. police say the victims lucky because the suspect put the gun right on his stomach. before pulling lt trigger. the driver is in the hospital tonight. so far no arrests. >>> nbc10 has learned new details about a mass exodus from the philadelphia district attorney office. 31 assistant district attorneys left their jobs today after being asked to resign. nbc10 drew smith spoke to a few tonight. some are involved in high profile murder cases. what happens to them? >> ones you probably heard of recently. they have no idea what will happen with the cases. and feel sick for murder victims families they have been working with. >> reporter: emotions on display. along with box

and all of this happened in broad daylight, at 1130a in the morning. and now los angeles police are asking for the public's help in that area, to catch the suspect. >>> a 26 year old man, from missouri faces terrorism charges today. accused every trying to derail an amtrak train, in nebraska back in october. as kris van cleave reports, the suspect allegedly has ties to white supremicist group. >> it was the middle of the night in the middle of know where nebraska, 200 miles from omaha. when 26 year old taylor wilson allegedly pulled the emergency brake on amtrak train traveling between sacramento and click chick, 175 passengers on board last october, when the train abruptly stopped. amtrak employees restrained wilson for an hour, until the closest sheriff dispute coy arrive. wilson had handgun, ammunition , mask, knife, scissors, and tape measure. the fbi now believes he may have been planning larger attack and facing terror related charges for allegedly attempting to rec, derail, disable l train. wilson's cousin told investigators the had expressed in

daylight reveals where it all began. the fire broke out in this building. 19 people died. after that, the government hastily drew up a 40-day plan to evacuate all the illegal and unsafe buildings and structures in beijing. many believe it's a plan to drive the 10,000 affected out of the city. wang gangqiang comes from the impoverished province of gansu and works in beijing ironing textiles. wang: we have to be out by this evening. and i really don't know where to go. reporter: a feeling of hopelessness permeates the entire workforce of the factory. many people have been here for decades doing work that people from beijing wouldn't do. they have no rights because no one has a beijing residence permit. now they have just hours to pack their things. zhao: it's not fair. they should have given us more time, at least. niu: i came here in search of a better life, far from my home. i was very ambitious. now i just feel sad. i have no other choice -- i have to go. reporter: on the outskirts of beijing, xinjian village is being demolished. all that's left is debris and rubble. the