it brought the presidents of bosnia and serbia and ceo asia to dayton -- croatia to dayton ohio, and kept them there for three weeks until they hammered out a deal, an agreement that not only ended the war but preserved the bosnian state as an entity, within which there were two sort of fairly ridge ridge -- a serb-based republic and those lines remain to this day. a very rigid and someone ineffective solution but it was effect enough ending the war. also led to a sense of, if you will hubris in american foreign policy in the years after. it was clearly the first major foreign policy success of the clinton administration, and in the aftermath the united states foreign policy became more muscular, if you will even more aggressive willing to take on hot spots and in 1998, clinton orders the bombing of iraq to degrade and to downplay somewhat the chemical weapons that saddam hussein was believed to have had in 1999, clinton ordered the bombing of serbia in the kosovo war to force the serbs to give up this rebellious province of kosovo and that kind of approach, to that muscular aggressi

the press were kept beyond the gates of the wright-patterson air force base and also dayton was close enough to washington d.c. that is the ranking officials needed to get there such as the secretary of state who did drop in from time to time, if he needed to get there he could in an hour. so it was close enough yet it was far enough away and it was -- if that's the test so it inspired then you quite unconditional. >> if anyone wants to line up just get behind the microphone there and the questions are being were being taped for c-span so it will be heard. i should end though with the fair last certainly not least that the affair but the affair began in 1995 actually during the government shutdown when the white house was understaffed and the interns are doing a lot more administrative work. how did that and i hear a fair shift to the course of american politics ask >> it led to the astonishing spectacle of the impeachment of the sitting u.s. president and that was the first time an elected president had been in peach. the only other time this happened was in the 1860s when andrew joh

had a tight game at dayton. watch jones, 6-4, bruce. prince george's county product of river dale baptist. they win 69-66. >>> all right, st. louis at george mason. look at that guy right there. cindy cole from the wings. lady patriots are up 8 at the half. then the ladies rally to take the lead. no problem. action, jackson ties a career high with 20. george mason wins 66-57. >>> and two losses today as the folks in this area remember hank peters, the gm of the last orioles team to win a world series in 1983. peters passed away this morning from complications of a recent stroke. one of the most recognizable figures also passing away today. stewart scott, passing away this morning after the seven- year battle with cancer bringing a unique lingo becoming very popular with the young audiences. do you remember that? that is a part of it now. scott was only 49 years old. certainly scott will be missed no doubt about that. >> yeah, if you didn't see him accept the award to go to the web to dial it out. oh my gosh that kleenex was required. >>

women's hoops, george washington and dayton. gw with the lead. dayton needs the three to tie it. it's the back of the rim. like gravy on a biscuit. it's all good. they win. and a final note -- the women back in action tomorrow night, finishing a five-game road trip. he will be facing republicans. called in the windex man because he likes to clean the glass. how many did i get? >> i think i counted eight. you are good. and so was he. still ahead, the weekend box office. yes? she'd like to speak at the conference. fresh thinking is kinda my thing. i designed this chaise at havertys. what are you presenting? my ideas on design and personal style. this is a conference for visionaries. that's her. innovators. that's me. oh. you'll fit right in with the nobel prize winners. that's what i was saying. a new year deserves a new look with everything on sale at havertys. plus enjoy 36-month, no interest financing. havertys. discover something you. >> the final installment of "the hobbit" remains at the top of the box office for a third straight week, earning nearly $22 million this weekend.

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jimmy doolittle's copilot and the pride of dayton, ohio. we talk about moments of history and having a front row seat to moments in history. he had a front row seat to one of the most amazing moments in history. to his left, the pride of montana. plane number 15. >> i said engineer. no offense, navy guys. no offense. you were an engineer. so before we begin the program i wanted to have the honor of opening remarks by the ambassador of the taipei economic and cultural representative of their office. during world war ii, the republic of china suffered at the hands of the japanese but fought with great valor. the chinese obviously risked their lives to help the doolittle raiders, helping many of those guys to safety. as a result of the sacrifice of the chinese and in retaliation for their helping the americans, gain their freedom after the raid, 250,000 chinese were killed by the japanese in retaliation for what happened. their help of the doolittle raiders. to this day, there remains a bond between the raiders america, and the republic of chi

residents of dayton, ohio, awaken to a snowstorm. the freezing temperatures and icy roads quickly become a nightmare for early morning commuters. >> unfortunately, it's causing a few problems this morning on the roads as yesterday's melting has created some slick conditions with temperatures that have dropped into the 20s this morning. >> fire captain barry and his crew respond to the scene of an accident on route 35, an area where wrecks are common during bad weather. >> i knew fairly quickly that we were going to have to get the eastbound lanes completely shut down in order to make it safer for all of us to work. >> as dayton police officer jason ward begins to stop traffic, his dashcam is recording. >> i had to slow down tremendously to go over the overpasses. i could that the overpass was iced over completely. >> the fire crew is freeing a woman from her car. suddenly, a truck spins out of control and slams directly into the wreck, narrowly missing the captain. >> whoa! holy [ muted ] watch out. >> when the second car slid in and

. >> reporter: he had numerous titles in swimming in dayton ohio, for swimming. 19-year-old brock turner a freshman now facing five felony charges for raping a unconscious woman who was not a college student. >> this is impossible to sweep under the rug, because there were eyewitnesses. >> reporter: the attack happened between the alpha kappa fra tern the ti house. two cyclists came upon the rape and they chased him down. some people credit the protests on campus. >> i think it speaks well for the stanford student culture for what they did. >> reporter: the freshmen said they went through the orientation about sexual assault issues. >> they are trying to make all of the students feel safer and that this is a college where it is not a sexual attackers. >> reporter: he is no longer allowed on campus as the case moves through the legal system, and the university makes progress in the way it handles rape cases, the professor says that the more work needs to be done. >> this is the harder cases are where nobody has been caught or tackled and the police has not been called. that is 99% of the

. >> stay up to dayton is what hot in hollywood with kevin frasier and rest have the crew at entertainment tonight on tonight and every week night at 7:00 o'clock, right here on cbs-3. >>> do you have what it takes to be america's next stop model, plus you smile better than everybody you know? here's your chance to proof tyra banks is looking for women and men between 18 and 27 years old for next season of america's next top model. get to the casting call on tuesday afternoon at drexel university's college of media arts and design and everything that you need to know on cbs philly.com. >> you don't to have hit me to do that thing. >> with your eyesy just look mad, i can't do it. >> we will have all of your new years traditions coming up, we will to have see unique way hockey team celebrated the holiday last night. >> but first here's what is coming up tonight on cbs-3. webuyanycar.com has helped thousands of people let go of all the hassle that comes with selling or trading in. we make selling your car truck or suv fast, safe and fair with three simple steps: one -- get your free online va

leave at 5:30, get into the chicago at 11:00, wake up in the morning and take the first flight to dayton. >> i'll get there eventually. >> things are supposed to be back to normal come wednesday, but 300 flights have already been canceled for wednesday. call ahead before you come to the airport and see the status of your flight. live at sfo, terry mcsweeney nbc bay area news. >> thank you, terry. check before you go. empty shelves, long lines at grocery stores. shoppers in the blizzard's path grabbing every last loaf of bread, eggs, milk anything in sight. other storm essentials like beer chips and ice cream. the american red cross recommends people have at least three days of non-perishable food in their homes. so if you're stuck inside for a while, you can make it through. >> amazing to see all that. that's all happening on that side of the country. on this side we're tracking it. >> we're starting to see the heaviest snow up to cape cod. towards philadelphia or washington, d.c. not as much of an impact. it's heading to long island and connecticut and boston. blizzard warnings for seve

wake up in the morning and take the first flight to dayton. >> reporter: carl williams is facing a long travel day. but is grateful to be rebooked. nationwide more than 2600 domestic flights have been cancelled today. but even more expected tomorrow. >> i'm lucky. >> reporter: mildrid says she saw some of the first flakes fall in new york this morning. describing jfk airport as crazy busy. mandatory travel bans set by state leaders along the east coast. >> one daughter in new york and one daughter in san francisco. am i going to be stuck in the middle. >> reporter: her flight was delayed twice and everyone on board had to wait for crews to deice the plane. >> there might be turbulence. or might have to turn back. but we got out. it's okay. >> reporter: for many the storm means a travel headache for people trying to get home to family. >> we have to plan our trip again. >> reporter: report so far today, 51 flights have been cancelled at sfo with more expected tonight and tomorrow. if you are traveling the next couple of days check before you come to the airport. michelle roberts, nbc bay

during dayton tuesday, partly sunny, wind north 15 to 20 miles an hour. that is sustain wind. wind chills between 15 and 20 again. it won't be wet but it will be quite cold. here is what it will be feeling like by tomorrow morning. teens in philadelphia, eight below in the poconos. by midday, step out to get some lunch, wind chills still in the teens. poconos still around one. and then by tomorrow evening we're talking about wind chills in the teens and as we go farther north. >> you're witness weather seven day forecast, check it out, after wednesday is there your gradual warm up. thirty-six on thursday. thirty-eight friday. then we're inside the 40's for holiday weekend. saturday 40. sunday 45. could even be warmer in some spots and then at a high of 42 degrees. look the at a the nation temperature outlook for the the next 20814 days so going beyond the seven day in the just above average on the east coast, much above average. >> wow. >> that takes us to almost the end of january. >> that is unbelievable. >> last year at this time. >> yes, so different. >> january was frigid

. >>> keep up to dayton all things weather with eyewitness weather text alerts. just text cbs philly weather all one word to 84816 and know message and data rates apply. >>> when winter weather strikes count on "eyewitness news". our morning team will be up extra early tomorrow to bring you the very latest on the storm. coverage will begin at the 4:00 a.m. >>> former philadelphia a sportscaster don tollefson learns his fate. >> still to come on the broadcast a bucks county jury has come back with a guilty verdict from tollefson. hear from him as he is led away in handcuffs. >>> plus a newly released video shows a deadly police shooting in south jersey. we will take a look at it, kathy. >>> still tracking snow on storm scan three, you can see this is moving north and ease heavier snow from south jersey what to expect in the wake of this coming up. not one but two more chances of snow which could be more than this. i will have that in the seven kay. >>> sixers fans will see a familiar face at the wells fargo center when they host the knicks former st. joes star lap

i was raised in dayton ohio. what the army air corps was doing at a base that no longer exists. called mccook field. >> thank you, colonel. any other questions? >> i would like to make a comment. there are a lot of cliches that come out of a war. one of them is, they refer to us as the greatest generation. i disavow that in a book that i wrote. what i say is this. as i said earlier, every time those values that we hold dear as a nation were threatened young men and women came forward and responded. and they may not have been the greatest generation, but they were the best of their generation. i say this with great conviction because of the way we treated our vietnam veterans when they came back home. you know, we looked down on the. but they were the best of their generation. i spent two years in vietnam. and they were every bit as good as we were. for me to indicate that you guys are good, but i was from a greater generation, i think would be meeting to other soldiers. i do not use that. it may help tom brokaw s

you can see that story online from the dayton daily news. we'll go to read on the republican mind.ler: good morning. i would like to say that i agree with the caller from pennsylvania. i disagree from the caller from florida. when they had their shock and office, about 80% of what obama wanted to pass __ my intention is __ can my side lead? in terms of the affordable care act, they should remind america that this is a republic, set up with state exchanges. most of the problem is, most people like myself who are conservatives, do not agree with the federal government dictating this. the last thing __ i think we should get rid of the veto. i think the present should not have the power to veto 535 members of congress. thank you. host: this point coming from our twitter page. i do not want the government to lead, i wanted to get out of my way. the gop setting its goals. that is available online from the "washington post." we'll go to the republican line. caller: hi. hey __ i wanted to start off by saying one thing that has been all over the house sharpton show, and democrats trying to

. >> turner, who's from dayton, ohio, voluntarily left the university and is not allowed back on campus pending the outcome of that investigation. >>> a follow-up now, the former chp officer accused of sharing racy photos of women that he arrested pleaded no contest yesterday. with that, shawn harrington got three years of probation, a 180-day suspended jail sentence and community service. prosecutors say harrington sent those racy photos from the women's own cell phones to his personal device while they were in his custody. he then also shared those photos with other officers. at one point saying he thought it would be funny. harrington resigned from the chp's dublin office in october. >>> a jury found a former concord elementary schoolteacher guilty of molesting some of his students. prosecutors re-tried joseph martin, and yesterday the jurors convicted him of 19 counts of molestation. this is five months after the jury came in deadlocked at his first trial. martin was a teacher at wood side elementary in concord. those victims included seven boys, who were students over a six-year pe

a dayton furniture store made a big bet at the first ever college national football championship game a full refund to anyone who bout 2,000 bucks or more if if ohio state won by seven points or more. ohio state beat the oregon ducks, 42-20. >> they'll make good. usually insured for those things all good. >>> now when we come back a story of survival from an nfl player former player who swam nine miles to safety. for'first time we're hearing about his ordeal the stinging jellyfish and the shark that shirkled him. >>> the retired principal who is now $300 million richer. i kept on top of things. i was a doer. then the chronic, widespread pain slowed me down. my doctor and i agreed that moving more helps ease fibromyalgia pain. he also prescribed lyrica. fibromyalgia is thought to be the result of overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. for some patients, lyrica significantly relieves fibromyalgia pain and improves physical function. with less pain i feel better, and can be more active. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell

police are telling residents to shelter in place right now "eyewitness news" will keep you you up to daytonalling but the bitter cold is not going anywhere for a few days now. roads still coated and could be slick as you head out this morning. we will get latest conditions in just one minute. >>> but first lets head outside to the sky deck and check on katie, good morning katie that bitter blast is with us. >> it is with us already and wind is still light out here and it is only going to get stronger. this is the the best it will be for the next couple of days, as we see that vicious arctic wind kicking in from the

police are telling residents to shelter in place right now "eyewitness news" will keep you you up to dayton this situation. >>> also the snow has stopped falling but the bitter cold is not going anywhere for a few days now. roads still coated and could be slick as you head out this morning. we will get latest conditions in just one minute. >>> but first lets head outside to the sky deck and check on katie, good morning katie that bitter blast is with us. >> it is with us already and wind is still light out here and it is only going to get stronger. this is the the best it will be for the next couple of days, as we see that vicious arctic wind kicking in from the northwest. now, thankfully skies continue to be nice and clear here but generally clear. we do still have a thin veil of clouds. you can see that dissipating with time but down wind of lake erie there is lake effect snow. because of the wind driving that i do think we can see snow shower, perhaps flurry as the day goes on. it is all about the cold and wind here for next few days. over the course of the next few afternoons we are lik

lasalle lost to dayton 61-50. st. joe's won 66-55 over fordham. be r ♪ >>> well rejoice chocolate lovers. we have found the place for you. >> yes, we have chocolate museum in mexico city holds more than 2,000 pieces of chocolate. rich in history the museum also features ancient equipment even sculptures made out of chocolate chocolate. not only is there plenty to see there. the aroma is part of the great experience. and what better way to end your day maybe with cup of that deliciousness. looks pretty good. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪all day and all of the night - the kinks♪ ♪all day and all of the night - the kinks♪ yoplait. with a smooth and creamy taste your whole family loves. it is so good all the time. >> we thank you for watching "eyewitness news" at 11:00 o'clock. we're back in the morning at 4:30 with ukee washington and nicole brewer. for lesley, kathy and everyone here at "eyewitness news" i'm chris may. >>> i'm jessica dean. you can always find us at cbsphilly.com. the late show with david letterman is next with tonight' guest amanda pe

tall suffragette, and twin soldiers, its chinese pagoda, the giant holding back the waters of the daytonlood its cliffs and crags of the grand canyon, and neptune and his seahorses. the whole scene had a grand and imposing aspect in spite of its necessary garishness. i will point out how quickly it was built. 1913. here it was with almost nothing constructed. a celebration was held for the groundbreaking of the palace of machinery. by may, the main vaults were rising. on december 30, lincoln beachey flew his airplane through the palace in the world's first indoor airplane flight. about a year before opening day, you can see the palace of machinery is almost complete while the forms of the other palaces are coming along. here is the view from the west. there are no visible signs of festival hall or tower of jewels. the palace of fine arts is a muddy pit. you can see the form of the lagoon taking shape. finally here is a series of , panoramas that illustrates the evolution of the exposition. once these palaces were completed, it was left only to fill them. the palaces were filled with the

the cities with top metered ratings were not surprisingly columbus, dayton, cleveland, ohio, with portlandon coming in fourth. now, the college football championship wasn't just a winner on the ratings on monday night. so if you want to sound smart, tell your friends that according to neilsen, the game generated more than 4.4 million tweets between an hour before kickoff through ten minutes after it ended. by comparison, the "golden globes" broadcast was responsible for less than half that number of tweets on sunday night. >>> okay, so, let's get to your responses for our twitter question this morning. earlier in the show we asked, should a judge delay the boston bombing trial in wake of the paris attacks? the lawyers for dzhokhar tsarnaev are asking for a delay, saying that the timing is just too much for them to get a clean jury. justine del gaudio, our producer, has some of the best responses. what did you get? >> good morning. rich says "the boston bombing trial should not be delayed. dzhokhar tsarnaev needs to be brought to justice. waiting won't change the outcome." kimba ken says "t

. >> troy dayton says hundreds of investors are interested because legal sales in this country jumped 74% last year to $2.7 billion. and if more states follow the lead of colorado and washington, investors want in on the growth possibilities. >> this industry has been around a long, long time. and there is because of social forces and changes in legislation, it's just turning from legal, from illegal to legal. that is what is interesting. >> they'll see likely more growth soon because oregon and alaska just passed measures legalizing recreational pot sales but california is where more than half legal sales are made. this group is hoping recreational sales will be legal here, too, which will make any investment now really payoff later. abc7 news. >> a pittsburgh woman is facing charges tonight for shoulder surfing at east bay atms. she was captured during a sting operation, identified through surveillance photos through previous steps police say she'd look over victim shoulders as they'd type in pin numbers then grab the cards after distracting them. >> tonight strangers stepped up to

. >> troy dayton says hundreds of investors are interested because legal sales in this country jumped 74% last year to $2.7 billion. and if more states follow the lead of colorado and washington, investors want in on the growth possibilities. >> this industry has been around a long, long time. and there is because of social forces and changes in legislation, it's just turning from legal, from illegal to legal. that is what is interesting. >> they'll see likely more growth soon because oregon and alaska just passed measures legalizing recreational pot sales but california is where more than half legal sales are made. this group is hoping recreational sales will be legal here, too, which will make any investment now really payoff later. abc7 news. >> a pittsburgh woman is facing charges tonight for shoulder surfing at east bay atms. she was captured during a sting operation, identified through surveillance photos through previous steps police say she'd look over victim shoulders as they'd type in pin numbers then grab the cards after distracting them. >> tonight strangers stepped up to

but julie, turner who was a stand out high school swimmer from dayton ohio is said to be arraigned next week. >> heather holmes live at stanford tonight. heather thank you,. >>> there is new information tonight about two deadly shootings in the bay view district of san francisco. they happened late this afternoon just minutes apart. the first shooting was at 4:15 at vedire and engles. the second happened on bay shore less than two miles away. jana katsuyama live at the bay shore boulevard location where she spoke with some witnesses tonight about what happened, jana. >> reporter: frank, we did talk to some people who worked here at the old clam house. they say that the woman came into their restaurant. she was bleeding. tonight she's in the hospital two other people are dead and police are trying to figure out whether these two shootings are related. when san francisco police arrived they found two victims and a vehicle with bullet holes outside the clam shop. a woman had been driving the car and came in asking for help. >> she was bleeding and i saw her and she said can you help me. i

last night we were showing the map and it was part of dakotas affecting dayton, you cham sham champaign you auburna area.s urbana area. we are looking in vermont to minus 40°. as we go through rest of the couple of days, those temperatures will be coming up in the region but we are going to be seeing very dangerous conditions in the area. new york we will feel minus 20, maybe even minus 25, right before sunrise. very dangerous conditions. we don't expect to see much in terms of snow but in the next couple of days the lake effect is going to kick in and we'll see more snow. john. >> all right kevin. massacre at the office of a french satirical newspaper. plus harry scheer talks cherry talks scheer talks to us. >> this is al jazeera america i'm john siegenthaler. paris attacked. what we're learning about the gunman and the motive behind today's massacre. the victims four cartoonists among the dead, in what many call an attack on freedom of the press. i am charlie. the tributes from cartoonists in warning around the world. and harry scherer one of the world's greatest satirists on today's

time for your up dayton twitter, you have been asking again what is the latest episode with the pink let me get my graphic ready. would you hold that for me. >> absolutely i will. >> we spare no expense here. >> over ten days ago i found a pink bike laying on its side near sixth and market street at 5:00 o'clock in the morning. next morning, 5:00 o'clock in the morning the bike was still on the side. wednesday morning the bike, was upright. some benevolent person stopped by and put the bike on its tires. the thursday morning 5:00 o'clock in the morning still there friday, bike was still there. along, lonely weekend the the bike was there saturday and sunday. but monday, the the bike was still there. and, then yesterday at 5:00 o'clock in the morning. >> ahh. >> the bike is gone. >> with the bike stolen, where is the bike. who owns the the bike. i am now my goal it is to search this city until i found and ultimately, a woman, i believe who owns that bike, i believe it is a woman because it is a girls bike and it is pink. >> i'll find it, thank you. >> no hints whatsoever. >> there has

air force museum in dayton, ohio. imagine a swirling mass of mustangs, f-4s against mig 21 the plane's movements limited by thin blue sky, the air flow and daring and skill of their pilots. they twist and turn, climb and dive, all in pursuit of each other. to become an ace, a pilot must score five air-to-air kills, requiring extraordinary proficiency and courage. some say it also requires a killer instinct, a warrior gene that allows them to overcome fear, to engage in deadly combat. climb into the cockpit and join us in the wild blue yonder with some of america's greatest aces. >> if you don't get him, he will get you. >> you don't have time for fear. >> the next thing i say, he is a dead man and i don't care if i have to chase him back to the kremlin. >> from the mythical to leonardo da vinci we have always dreamt of achieving the freedom of flight. two bicycle builders from ohio, orville and wilbur wright would be the first to make this plight of fantasy a reality. on december 17th, 1903, the first powered aircraft

. >>> la salle loses to dayton.> is st. joe in a battle. five three-pointers and a perfect 6-6 from the free-throw line. career high 23 points. no turnovers. the hawks win 66-55. >>> you only have to wait a little more than a month. 35 days to be exact before talking about that phillies baseball. pitchers and catchers report to clearwater february 18. today the phills made a few of the top prospects available. that includes two guys they got in the jimmy rollins and saying it has been a whirlwind. >> knowing my life would change like that from one organization to the other. moving from the west to the east coast. but it was excite be to be traded for jimmy rollins. >> back over to you. >> thank you. >>> and back to breaking news now. that we have been updating you throughout the hour the geyser continues to shoot into the air in northeast philadelphia. this is on bluegrass road east of grand avenue. as we told you before this is not a water main it is actually a fire service connection. >> we learned about 7:00 incr

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if you really oak at this it's the light fluffy kind of snow, what we've been seeing all dayton. this will be changing tonight into tomorrow as well and especially as we go into tomorrow night. we council still do have that first alert out into thursday morning across the area. this will be because of refreezing taking place tonight. high winds as we go through tomorrow and also negative windchills late tomorrow into thursday morning. look at the temperatures right now. below freezing mid to low 20s across the area. windchills in the teens tonight. tomorrow morning. then the temperatures drop down even more and the wind continue to pick up. late tomorrow night into thursday morning some areas could be close to minus ten, minus 20 degrees as a feels like temp. not the actual temperature but the feels like temperature. so tomorrow and tomorrow night are going to be very cold. in some cases dangerously cold. make sure you are prepared for that. coming up he will we'll give you more details and how long the cold air is going to stick around. that's straight ahead. >> with the coldest

two in dayton, ohio. minneapolis will be 12 below. tomorrow afternoon only about 24 degrees. but watch what happens tomorrow night with that arctic front. it moves all the way to the gulf coast. houston 30 degrees by thursday morning. 28 in new orleans and we are looking at 11 degrees in philadelphia. but once again we'll have feels like temperatures below zero tomorrow night and also into thursday morning. but take a look. it will be worse once you move north and west. it could feel like 40 below wednesday night into thursday morning for minneapolis, it could feel like 50 degrees below zero for business mark, north dakota. so for tonight watch out on the roadways for black ice tomorrow morning as well. sue serio will update the forecast at 4am. bob kelly will have the latest on the roads with traffic but 25 degrees will be the high temperature tomorrow and those winds will pick up in the afternoon think were that arctic front. tepp degrees for the low tomorrow night into thursday. and look at the temperatures on thursday. 22 degrees.

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we will get you up to dayton those top stories in a few minutes. it is tuesday january 6th, 2015 when the the snow starts falling outside, we want people to send in their pictures. we will use hash tag fox 29 snow day. i can't believe it is my first real snow. >> are you ready for this. >> so, last year at the this time we had how many inches of snow? i know you researched this. >> we had 20 inches of snow. >> by this time last year. >> so far this year we have had a tenth of an inch, of snow, so yeah we need sometime to get used to it. we're not expecting a big giant snowfall, certainly not crippling or anything but it is going to be messy. winter weather advisories in effect starting 59:00, going to 4:00 for all of the counties highlighted in purple and that includes philadelphia delco, chester, all of south jersey and all of delaware as well. expecting one to 2 inches when all is said and done certainly not impressive but just enough to make things a little bit slippery for these first snow flakes of 2015. you can see our system spread nothing w

we expect to have our snow trucks throughout the day, on the road throughout dayton tuesday until this snowstorm, end and is expected to end sometime tuesday afternoon. when it is snowy, we urge motorist to be careful drive at a reduced speed and a allow additional time to get to their destination and maintain twice the normal following distance between themselves and the vehicle in front of them. >> he rehearsed that all summer. he has that whole thing down. we call him lester at our station. other guys were calling him les. the formal lester is better. he looks more like a lester. lets come back live because i have a a demo thing for two naval orange pickers from down in orlando and san diego where those red river grapefruits are. let me say what this is because i don't know if you saw on the latest blooper real, while i was off, there was a report inner one sit hi who had in idea how to use the snow scrape. she was using the wrong side. photographer had to show it. great if you want to look it up. this is ultimate deluxe. i told chris fox man behind the camera chris fox even though

for instance, the university of dayton, a catholic college for recently divested from fossil fuels, announcedhey would -- a growing number of catholic orders and institutions are looking to do the same. one thing you see and you go around to catholic convents and monasteries around the country is a growing concern for transforming their own lives transforming the way they operate. you see them growing their own food using organic methods. you see them practicing green burial for their dead. you see them leading fights against hydra fracking, against other forms of carbon extraction. and there really's signature tone. that goes way back. these are traditions that are built on commitments to the land they are on. this goes back to the middle ages. they are built around a commitment to that stewardship that again, goes all the way back to genesis through the tradition up to today. >> nathan schneider, thank you for being with us, columnist at america magazine, a national catholic weekly magazine published by the jesuits, where he has been covering catholic engagement with climate change. we will

for centuries insects have been included in traditional dishes all around the world and actually in daytono. we all know mexican tequila lacks a certain something without that worm. now consumer reports have taste tested insect-laden food marketed right here in the u.s. >> reporter: when we see someone eating bugs it's usually on a reality tv show. >> you're really going to have to eat these giant madagascar hissing cockroaches and this blood salsa filled with maggots. >> reporter: new fad companies are hoping americans overcome the ick factor introducing cookies and snack bars made with cricket flour. the chapel bar. >> we rinse then, throw them on the sheets, then we cook them and mill them down to flour that goes into our energy bar. >> reporter: the bar contain up to 40 dried ground crickets. according to the bar manufacturers, cricket flour has two times most of protein than beef and 15% more iron than spinach. in a blind test, "consumer reports" food experted answered the all-important question. how does it taste? they sampled six snack bars from two manufacturers as well as some coo

united express flight was supposed to fly from dulles to dayton but one engine failed and the pilots couldn't restart it. the plane landed safely at north central west virginia airport around 6:00 last night. passengers say the flight crew kept everyone ca >>> gas prices haven't been this low in six years, but experts predict we could be seeing the bottom of the oil barrel. the lundberg survey finds the recent drop in prices wasn't as steep as previous surveys. meanwhile, aaa finds the average price of a gallon of regular now is about $2.40 in the district. it's $2.11 in maryland $1.95 in virginia and $2.14 in west virginia. >>> we're less than a week from the kickoff to super bowl xlix. right now stadium crews in phoenix are making changes to the field after yesterday's pro bo. crews were out earlier today sketching out the lombardi trophy and painting team logos onto the turf end zones. over the next week they'll be changing all the signs in and around the stadiums to match the super bowl look. jim handly will be anchoring our coverage this week from phoenix. we just got in this w.

. >> cameraman don hatcher from wdtn in dayton finds a hiding place behind a tree to record the scene as it unfolds. >> it was a good spot. i could see everything. and i stayed there and nobody knew i was there. the cops couldn't see me and hopefully the guy with the gun couldn't see me either. >> sheriff kelly orders the shooter to surrender as officers set up a perimeter. but the gunman has a big advantage. deputy hopper is lying only feet from his trailer and it's impossible for the police to move in without drawing fire. >> we wanted to get suzanne out, but i did not want to have another person sacrifice their life to get her out. >> sergeant christopher clark who also knows the injured deputy well is at the scene. >> it's almost a sense of panic. it's a friend of yours. someone you've worked side by side with. >> the shooter's girlfriend arrives and tries to persuade the gunman to give up. >> she called him. had a nickname. bubby, come out, come out. >> bubby, i love you. >> but her pleas go unanswered. >> he never responded. his only response was with his shotgun. >> ferryman op

arrested in the shooting death of a 27-year-old man, odin lloyd, a semiprofessional football player daytoning dating the sister of hernandez's fiance. both men there for opening statements. susan candiotti reports. >> reporter: in opening statements lawyers for aaron hernandez cut to the chase, asking what so many fans of the former star patriot want so badly to know. >> >> but prosecutors accuse hernandez of orchestrating odin lloyd's murder shot six times in an industrial park. codefendants ernest wallace and carlos ortiz pleaded not guilty and are being tried separately. >> shot six times. he was killed. >> reporter: the gruesome details and crime scene poe toes too painful for lloyd's mother, who breaks down in tears briefly leaving the courtroom. next to shaniya jenkins, shia nah, engaged to hernandez sifts with his mother. sisters with split loyalties. shown getting into a car with hernandez, lloyd, and ortiz. taken by hernandez multicamera home security system. allegedly minutes after lloyd's murder. in his hands they say, the suspected murder weapon that's never been found. >> they'll

. >>> stay up to dayton is what hot in hollywood with kevin frazier and rest of the crew at entertainment tonight on weeknights at 7:00 o'clock right here on cbs-3. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> developing right now at 6:00 o'clock a sexual assault in the parking garage on new years day, tonight philadelphia police are trying to figure out who is responsible. >>> katie? >>> it is seasonable first day of the inner year it was a bit blustery though we will see how long those windy conditions will last, plus a quick warm up but it comes at a price this weekend details in the seven day. >>> it took a philadelphia tradition but now in the 115th year highlights from the 2015 mummers parade. >> family trapped on the second floor of the burning home you won't believe what some camden county police officers did to get them out safely. the quick thinking decision that saved three lives. >>> developing right now at 6:00 search for answers after a sexual assault in a philadelphia parking garage. good evening to you i'm jessica dean. >>> i'm diana rocco. chris may has the night off. the attac