big diss.t was 25 degrees outside this place would be empty. >> not that everyone is wishing away winter quite yet. i love snow and i kind of miss that we didn't get a great snowstorm this year. >> reporter: oh there's still time but for the moment, most diners and their four legged friends weren't complaining. >> she's very young pup. she loves it. >> i mean it's february. we're able to sit outside. that's crazy. >> reporter: we had these guys doing eagles cheers. this is really phillies weather, right? >> yes. >> more like summer. that's for sure. we can also tell that you media has an event every year on state street here called dining under the stars. they close the street down on wednesday. this is kind of reminiscent of that weather the problem this event doesn't start, dawn, for another ten weeks yet so this good stuff probably isn't going to last. >> sadly you're right i think brad, thank you. >>> owners of a popular restaurant chain in ocean city, new jersey, learned their sentence for

>> reporter: chickens were diss branded sold without handling instructions and stored at 80-degree temperaturesthe pennsylvania spca also says johnny wong has been convicted or med guilty to animal cruelty charges three times since 2012. >> what would you like to see happen here. >> completely be gone. >> reporter: you heard that from several neighbors today. the owner has 20 days to respond to the lawsuit before a hearing is set again we stopped by today dropped off a card waited for a phone call. we didn't get one. if we hear from the owner, johnny wong, we'll bring you that. lucy? >> thank you much dave. >>> cape may county home opener lost just about everything he owns but tonight he's thanking his dog for saving his life. a fire broke out early this morning at a at his reads beach road home in middle township. it burned to the ground. he not only lost his house but also two boats and motorcycle an lifetime of memories. he's crediting his dog sadie for waking him up at 3:30 in the morning to get out of the house. and he saved all four of his dogs in the nick of time. >> 100% whole heartedly

the anniversary of his diss appearance is now -- disappearance is now national missing children's day >>> and all of these years later, eton's body was never found. >>> the mother of a 21-year-old run over by an suv in prince george's county is sharing what she saw. sharenna jones said she was driving her son from his when an suv started following them. she says her son, nathaniel mckenon, recognized his friend in the passenger's seat. they pulled over in a parking lot. and nathaniel got out to ask her if everything was okay. that's when the driver of the suv hit and killed him. >>> first, he hit him. and my baby's whole body went limp and fell on the ground. then he drove over him. [ indiscernible ] >> prince george's county police are investigating whether the driver acted in self-defense. officers found an assault rifle on mckinon. jones blames a case of mistaken identity for her son's death. >>> eating healthy. next, the keys to finding good heart health. traffic reporter, ellen brian, became especially motivated for all the right reasons, after learn being her own father's t exer

his brother diss covered him sunday afternoon and raced him to the hospital.olice say there's plenty security footage of the incident to work with. ♪ >>> in tonight's hank take senior gay couple who lives in the woods south of heller ton say they're being harassed by their neighbors. they claim this has been going on for years and even though they have gone to police it continues. hank reports from lower saucon. >> we end up kind of altering our behavior because we don't want to them off. we don't want to bring attention to them -- to ourselves, and -- because we know, i don't want them to know that's how we've lived. we kind of lived like prisoners here. >> reporter: scott and jerry don't talk loud they don't want to let the neighbors they're out getting the male doing anything. >> is there reason you always speak in this sort of tone. >> it's kind of sad but it's survival mechanism. we don't want to bring attention to ourselves when we're outside. >> reporter: the guys are a little freaked out. they're gay and they say the neighbors near the private road the

diss cared by her old owner now cuddly with her new family. >> they drove from anvil pay pa for justhis moment. >> what do you think. >> we love her. >> aww. >> they were here to adopt nervous little miniature daschund with a broken back story that could break your heart. >> i think she's going to be very loveable dog. >> steal your heart. >> absolutely. >> like at first when i saw her like okay i can't say no. [ laughter ] >> reporter: frances was discovered by good samaritans back on january 18th discarded in trash bag on the 800 block of pratt street. the experts at penn vet made a gut wrenching diagnosis. frances had a fractured spine. she'll never walk again without a special k9 wheelchair. but for this family frances isn't a special needs dog. she's just special. and they're ready to erase the memory of the person who decided this cute little pooch was expendable. >> i honestly can't even fathom how somebody could do that. >> you'll make the up to her now. >> absolutely. she's going to have the best life from here on out. >> reporter: well right about now frances should be snug

. >> engineers diss covered cracks on beams be 19 the train cars late friday night. according to a treasurer for the transport workers union. cbs3 contacted septa late sunday afternoon. after we were tipped off about the problem. at that time we were told two cars with the cracks were taken out of service. about half hour later, septa issued a news release warning commuters who use the combination el and subway line they should expect crowding and delays. spokesman later added one third of all cars in the market frankford fleet would have to be pulled from service for inspection. >> so there's going to be a third less cars starting tomorrow. >> which means it's going to be ten times busier so that means everyone is going to have to leave either hour or two earlier just to be on time. >> reporter: it's ban rough several months for septa riders a strike in late october affected hundreds of thousands of commuters. and this isn't the first time we've talked about cracks in beams. stress fractures and equalizer beam side lined a third of septa regional rail fleet. the com

we're just saying to keep them safe and tethered diss suppose of them properly.hich is exactly the advice i gave to john benson when he gives his balloon to his wife. >> do not let it go. >> don't let it go. >> don't let you go and don't let it go? >> that's right. >> that's not a bad little line. >> no. >> you can use that. >> i'm going to say i'm doing to write that down. [ laughter ] >> reporter: maybe if kevin had tied my balloon off a little more tightly it wouldn't be up in the rafters right now. free advice for mr. benson. when when the light has gone out of your relation sip or balloon don't let it go, cut it let the helium out and then throw it away. >> basically, bruce, don't do what you just did because can you see the balloon up there in >> don't do what i do. do as i say. >> if we go dark in studio, we blame you. >> that explosion you hear will be me getting fired. [ laughter ] >> bad tie job by your glee. >> kevin you got to tighe the knot better. >> boy scouts will teach you that one. >> he's probably single. [ laughter ] >>> all right. back to you

folks on twitter think i'm dissing the president when i say i want to see tax reform.eaucrat is and hurdles and red flags, pitfalls that are native to washington, d.c. in our embedded processes. >> i think you could say this could be donald trump's biggest single challenge as president, to get the enormous federal bureaucracy to do what he wants. we not only saw a few days ago the case of sally yates, the obama holdover running the justice department until jeff sessions is concerned, ordering the justice department not to defend the president's executive order which had been passed on its legality by the justice department. we had maybe a thousand people sign some sort of document in the state department -- opposig the president's executive order. we had reports "the washington post" of bureaucrats meeting at churches in the washington area discussing ways they could obstruct the president's agenda. even all of his cabinet secretaries are not confirmed yet, much less the one, two, three levels below him. this will be a huge problem going forward. charles: they are not

let's diss cuss. we got david gregory and abby phillip and matt lewis.er gregory, you have covered white houses in the past the protocols, the intentionality, and this, how do you make sense of it? >> i think it's amateurish. i think they should be discreet. you're at a public place. he owns the country club for crying out loud. any number of places they can go to have some serious conversations to review documents, to have phone calls as necessary. you know, phil mudd was saying when this first came to light in talking about it yesterday, you don't want to create a crisis atmosphere. but you're the president of the united states. you're the prime minister of japan. use some discretion here. anyone else would be the subject of donald trump's criticism for being a disaster as he might said for doing all of this out in the open. >> matt, these pictures are incredible. they're just incredible. to look at. if you have never seen what goes on inside a situation room this image -- the flurry of activity captured here. using cell phones to illuminate to the mes

there is no diss qualifier and o representation of what matters more than life. forgot our administration that left us, they left us with crime, they left us with a lack of respect for police officers, first responders, veterans, when they can take our flag and wipe their behind with the flag that so many men and women defended. i speak out. and any question to everyone is why aren't we speaking out? because this is our country. this is our faith. this is our promise. and for us to sit back and do othing, like the great dr. martin luther king said and he said in this statement, and it is true, speaking out is very important and you see it, once our limbs begin to end the day we begin silent. why are we not all speaking out? that is the promise that dr. king, gandhi, rosa parks, medgar everies, great people spoke out. sheriff clarke, my grandfather, o walked across the pet ties bridge and spent the night in jail, he spoke out. it is our duty. it is our constitutional right to speak out for all. not just a few, not just the poor, not just the rich. it's called bein

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"the new york times" dissed president trump by comparing him to the hero of caddy "caddyshack" ."hey observed, rodney dangerfield surrounded by sycophants, determined to blow up all convention. here is the thing. this comparison has been made before to explain why trump supporters like the man. an npr story last month quoted a guy who said his fans hero him as a hero and disruptor. it was rodney dangerfield or -- where they played rich guys who were really average joe's, breaking down the barriers from elite institutions. last april, , the hill web site trump doesn't pretend to be perfect. that is a breath of fresh air, his flaws are obvious for the world to see. kind of like alice or -- which confirms what i long suspected. those two groups don't see eye to eye. if trump is al czervik, what is mike pence -- anthony, this is up your alley. >> it certainly is. >> tom: did you think of the rodney data for comparison before? >> absolutely. anytime trump meets with a japanese businessman and things -- [mimicking rodney dangerfield] what is all those? i am interested in bringing "caddy

suspension is split almost evenly along party lines with about 51% of americans majority democrats diss approving of the travel ban but about 45% of americans largely republicans approving of this temporary ban. so deep political and ideologically divisions continue even as tonight we learn the white house vowing to reinstate this travel ban. guys, back to you. >> all right, sabina, thank you. protesters are taking to the streets in the nation's capitol speaking out about president trump's travel ban. >> biggest crowds assembling in washington, d.c. in front of the white house diverse group of people speaking out against the executive order. protesters sending a message that they oppose president trump's efforts to keep immigrants and refugees out of the country. chanting, you build a wall, we tear the down. >>> huge anti trump rallies taking place in germany france the uk indonesia the philippines and australia. all of them have similar messa messages that president trump pollings policies are bad for the world. >>> president trump remains defiant a mid the criticism of his immigration

americans are split down the middle when it comes to opinion over this travel ban with 51% of americans dissroving, 45% of americans approving, and of course that division going right down party lines. joyce, back to you. >> all right, thank you sabina. >>> and fox's bill o'reilly goes one-on-one with president trump in an interview that will air tomorrow right here before the super bowl on fox 29. >> as the president you say, for example, that there are 3 million illegal aliens who voted and then you don't have the data to back it up. some people are going to say that's ear responsible for president to say that. is there any validity to that? >> many people have come out and said i'm right. that you know. >> but you got to have data to back that up. >> when you see illegals, people that are not citizens and they're on the registration -- look, bill, we can be babies but you take look at the registration you have illegal, you have dead people, you have this, it's really a bad situation. it's really bad. >> fireworks flying and you can see the whole interview tomorrow at 4:00 right here on fo

is the better part of valor to quietly, in this case, diss or ignore them? you know what i mean with president obama to your earlier point, he would single out fox or whatever. it wouldn't often times be so blatant that you see the reaction you got, but it was well-known without it being shouted. what do you think? >> i think president trump has a philosophy, you saw it in the campaign, where he thinks access to him, access to his people is the fuel that helps media make money. he didn't want to go to the debate to become somebody that could have advertising sold and the media make money off of his performance where he wasn't being paid, the charities wouldn't get paid. so he was trying to bargain that and barter that. i think this is an extension of that where if they're not going to be fair, if they're not honest, we don't need to give them access. that's the wrong approach when you're in a public institution like the white house. criticize them. if you have a problem, point them out, showcase it. make sure everybody understands why that was sloppy journal

. >> now pain, diss comfort, is it mild, severe?n and literally win seconds it's done. and then more advanced thing would be something that we call the dna repair. and what happens is over the course of time, our skin loses the ability to kind of repair itself. >> yes. >> it really damages our own dna. so uva, uvb's like radiation, does it. you don't have to get burn. a quantitative time. >> right. >> this actually helps our own body repair itself. again, you may have to start a little bit sooner than like the night before the academy awards. >> yeah. >> but we're saying that these lasers now are much more gentle than they ever were before. and you can really turn back the hands of time easily by just trying to take little bit of the responsibility by doing something on your own at home. >> so quickly. >> the laser treatments might cost up two thus san dollars. what are we saying we can get at home. >> these are all about a hundred dollars. >> okay. >> each one a hundred dollars and last eight weeks or so. so again you're putting ve

moving on to scott diss sick part partying in miami insteadnd of with the kardashians he has a multipleughter ] >> he's been having a good timee apparently. so he was in companies is it a a wreak today over the weeknd wite the kardashians the wy werehey filming the show.filmine the whole family was there, the chris and kim and courtney,y, khloe.lo so apparently scott flew a girlg out and put her up in a hotelh that the crew was staying at fot keeping up with the kardashians. obviously wanted to keep herer away from the main family and a everything going on. o while the crew spotted thised ts was not very happy and chris and kim actually got in big fightigg with scott, and ended up leaving early he left a day early.. went to my am me, and has been with -- he was with a differente chick for the past two days. day just having the time of his ofis life. now here's the thing. thing. i know for the show they try and make it seem like scott ande scd courtney are on, off again. a they've been off again for ainoa long time obviously they co ty parent and stuff, but they're not together and they'

. >> ♪ don't stop believing >> no diss spec but you go to karaoke bar to sing. >> before or after you for a second. wait it out. >> yack tori has good food, too i like their sushi. >> isn't that cool and creative have you ever tried to do sushi at home and buy a kit. >> no. >> it's impossible. >> you can buy a place mat -- >> you can by everything. they tell to you roll it. mine never look like what i get in the restaurant. i like what? >> i tossed that to my girl before. she's good in the kitchen. >> oh. >> i was like maybe we should do sushi because we enjoy sushi. she's like, no, that's the thing -- >> you got to have the fresh fish. >> the thing about it -- >> salt, wasabi, you got to have everything together. >> it makes you appreciate how much you pay for sushi when you try to do it. >> right. >> it's intricate. >> mine don't look like that. >> it doesn't taste like that either new holiday we've been talking about celebrating friendships. the best gift for the gals in your life. one of my first galentine's date last night. as we take a to you break you're listening to love yours

lake oroville which overflowed and triggered evacuations ten diss ago is currently at 80% capacity after continuous water lelss. one of the east bay mud's biggest reservoirs pardee is currently over capacity at 102%. coyote creek is also flooding 101 in morgan hill. the northbound lanes between cochran road and bailey avenue are closed and they're expected to stay that way until possibly 11:00 tomorrow night. traffic is being diverted off at cochran road and onto surface streets. if you travel from southern canta clara county into san jose and beyond you'll want to allow extra time. santa clara water district workers are creating a dam to stop the water from getting onto the highway. >>> our wet weather is leading to crumbling concrete on a main route to south tahoe. a section near highway 50 near bridleville falls has chanced down the hillside. you see it here in this caltrans video. this is just east of placerville. it's gotten so bad the collapse has forced the closure of both westbound lanes. the eastbound side has been converted to two-way traffic and will remain that way for a few