and diy down the front with sprinkles and chocolate milk. >> get the kids involved. and if i are still down an underdog mask ac moore created a template for diy and glue. >> if you can't order one of these it's way cuter to make one. and the super bowl is a few days away and it's fun to diy as well. >> i am smiling. >> if you have a color printer here is our own 6 abc printable underdog mask just a popsicle stick and glue and here are our friends at montgomery county community college sporting theirs. back to you guys. >> can't decide which i like more. >> thank you. >>> when it comes to the eagles we know the fan base is passionate and creative. take for example the navive that used his skills to make over hallelujah. ♪ ♪ that was matt hudson paying tribute to alshon jeffrey. you may not think he has the voice of an angel but he is clever and lives in arizona now and still represents eagles for us on the west coast. >> give him an a for effort. that is it for "action news" at 4:00. for alicia vitarelli and brian taff. i'm rick williams, join us tonight and every nig

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and last but not least my favorite, i have two rescue dogs at home, we have architecture which is diy design doghouses that are up forbid for providence animal center wonderful, thank you, so much. there is just so much to see and do, we couldn't possibly fit it into a two minute segment. if you want more information go on our website cbsphilly.com or the home show website philly home show. com. that's where you can get discounted ticket as well, opens today at noon, runs for two weekends, jim, rahel, back to you. >> looks like a lot of good ideas out there. >> i have to get some motivation to do some stuff around my place. noon in tonight at 7:00 right here condition b cbs-3 home show with our own vittoria woodill. get inside tips from top designers and builders also catch the special this saturday at 7:30 p.m. on the "cw philly." we will be right back. >> welcome to "eyewitness news " this morning. >> being g forward -- looking forward a snow day. more than 12,000-pound of fake snow falling at the sunshine school for the deaf in san antonio. they don't get a lot of snow in that part

their latest technology is diy cardboard, apparently. it has been dubbed labo. it goes with the switch. they are all made of cardboard. i love that idea. i have plenty of cardboard in my home. that is on the bbc news app. now it's time look at the stories that are making the headlines in media across the world. we begin with the times, and the news the uk is to boost its contribution towards border controls in france by over £41; million and take more migrants, especially unaccompanied minors. the deal will be announced at a summit between theresa may and president emmanuel macron later today. the guardian online focusses on steve bannon, who won't be appearing before a grand jury in the investigation into links between the trump election campaign and russia. however, president trump's former chief strategist will now meet and talk with special counsel robert mueller‘s investigators instead. the irish times says tech giant, apple, is expected to pay its largest tax bill ever, to the amount of $38 billion. the move comes as the company repatriates overseas cash,

and, from today, a voluntary ban by diy chains, including b&q, on selling harmful chemicals to under—allenge underage customers just like they would if they were buying alcohol. acid attacks are the most horrific crimes, and we want to make sure we restrict access, that we support victims, that we police these attacks really effectively. jabad hussain was attacked last year. police officers poured water into his eyes to save his sight. so what does he think of the plan? i'd like to give welcome and thanks to the government for what they're trying to do. but this is not the right way to do that and handle this problem. there's not enough police on the streets to chase them. this is my home city. i shouldn't tolerate that. you shouldn't tolerate that. no—one should tolerate that. thousands of independent hardware shops selling household chemicals are also being asked to sign up. but while a shopkeeper can challenge a teenager at the counter, adult criminals will still be able to buy the products on the high street and online. only one in five attacks are carried out by under 18s, so fou

their latest technology is diy cardboard, apparently. it has been dubbed labo.ove that idea. i have plenty of cardboard in my home. that is on the bbc news app. now it's time look at the stories that are making the headlines

this diy ironman set the record for fastest jetsuit. number nine, snake charmer.ht brought this cobra into the open where it drank from a water bottle. these russian bikers did a ride share with a grizzly. number seven on this list, but number one in cajones, gave this gator a spank. this could have been part gourd. to the world of sport, rocky mountain low. >> the most dangerous thing you can do on a horse. >> using horsepower to ski the flats. check out this portlander who shredded his own trail. don't try this at home champ. number four, shoveling the snow. these contestants competed in shovel races at a new mexico resort going as fast as 70 miles per hour. third on the list, one strike and two balls, ceremonyial first pitch turned a paparazzi into a soprano. and our number one wild event of 2017, block head. if this bosnian teenager isn't setting the record for most concussions, he wins anyway. >> those are certainly weird and wacky. i have to say, the u-bear, michelle, was my favorite. >> that was the best. >> a lot of arctic stuff, too, like skiing on a shov

>> i have my apron on, you know it is diy do it yourself at the home show. mine won't look at good as that, but i hope it won't and disaster, coming up after the break, show you how to make these kitchen utensil boxes and introduce to you local place, that really can show you how to do it, then pick up beautiful items that they've created that's coming up after the break. see you soon. >> we have a warm and wet morning this morning. wet roadways can certainly slow us down, fire near columbus boulevard, overturned vehicle in jersey, downed wires, transformer fire, plus changes to septa. i'll have all of the updates coming up. first we will take a quick break, stay right where you are. cbs-3 "eyewitness news >> good morning, 6:30, here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute , today, january 12, 2018. >> honoring a hero, final farewell today for philadelphia firefighter killed in the line every cute. >> i all i had to do was see his name on the memorial plaque. and i lost it. >> thousands line up to pay their respects. >> even more peop

spot any clues that point to their current relationship stat not the niftiest guy when it comes to diy no pr >> i told you, niftiest of them all. >>> keeping it clean. >>> kaitlin and cord like most people who enter relationships are different people come from different back grounds. they share their story. are they in love or not? >> i was in colorado with my mom and dad and my little sister. we'd all yell and scream at each other if we were fighting but we had to talk it out. >> kaitlin was vocal but cord's family not so much. >> you're fastest. if you hear a song you can tap your foot or tap your hand but you can't do both because that's dancing. >> he wanted the fairytale. >> the lights all go off and you see her for the first time and it's a beautiful moment. >> let's tal >>t was in the movtant and she totally. >> i did not. the longest pony . t have to talk about >> she goes hair. >> she was mea i was weird beca being mea to me. >> well again, you had a pony calling love already. they're funny and have a sense of humor. >> we can't agree on how long they were dating. he says they

this diy iron man fastest jet suit. number nine, cobra where drank water.ant to check out number 8, call a uber, these russian ride share with grizzly. number one is pro golfer cody who gave this gat or a surprise. number 7 this running of the bulls could have been part garr. for the top half of the list we turn to the world of sports, number 5 rocky mountain low. >> more dangerous things you can do on a horse. >> reporter: these use horsepower, or portlander shedded their own tail, don't try this as home champ. number 4, shuffling the snow, new mexico resort going as fast as 70 miles a your who. third on ts list one strike and two balls, ceremonial first pitch. number two, frozen fever. georgia tech swim team took a few lapse in the cool pool. and number one wild event of 2017, block head, if this bosnia teenager isn't hitting the record for most headaches, he wins anyway. >> that was interesting. that was very entertaining. the golfer though slapping the alligator, i can't believe he did that one. >> that's the way to wrap up the air. a lot of those stori

maybe she just dressed her pants herself with her diy. >> maybe i'm sensitive.wn and stood up and ripped and did you see my behind hanging out, if you do, y'all better tell me. >> her shoulders are out. >> how are we supposed to know? >> our budget didn't cover her shoulders. >> eventually she does come back and fess up. >> i'm just filming a funny youtube video of my ripped pants. >> oh. >> he's like, i should have her but if i had told her i'd have let her know i was looking at her behind. >> they were torn. >> she was like, no. >> the jeans were torn or they were torn? >> they both were. >> say something, people! >>> if you liked that episode, go to our facebook page and tell us how much. woman: so, greg, it's a lot to take in. woman 2: and i know that's hard to hear, but the doctors caught it early. hi, blake! my dad has cancer. woman: and i know how hard that is to hear. but you're in the right place. man: and dr. pascal and her team, they know what to do. they know what to do. the doctors know what to do. so here's the plan. first off, we're going to give

maybe she just dressed her pants herself with her diy. >> maybe i'm sensitive.wn and stood up and ripped and did you see my behind hanging out, if you do, y'all better tell me. >> her shoulders are out. >> how are we supposed to know? >> our budget didn't cover her shoulders. >> eventually she does come back and fess up. >> i'm just filming a funny youtube video of my ripped pants. >> oh. >> he's like, i should have told her but if i had told her i'd have let her know i was looking at her behind. >> they were torn. >> she was like, no. >> the jeans were torn or they were torn? >> they both were. >> say something, people! >>> if you liked that episode, go to our facebook page and tell us how much. (dov) okay, okay, okay. "this australian recording artist also appeared on 'general hospital.'" rick springfield. isn't rick springfield a band from l.a.? uh, no, you're thinking buffalo springfield. i love that song that they did with, the, um, with the pet shop boys. baby, you're thinking dusty springfield. i am? yeah. oh. chris is right. it's, uh, rick springfield. m

today the first part of that plan, a voluntary ban by diy chains, including b&q, on selling harmful chemicalsse and the co—op are also involved, agreeing to challenge underage customers, just like they would if they were buying alcohol. acid attacks are most horrific crimes, and what we want to do is make sure that we restrict access, support victims, police these attacks really effectively. it isn't just major retailers who are signing up to secure their shelves. the association representing hardware shops urging them to play their part as well. this one in london says the move is long overdue. definitely a good idea. we have always checked id for acid. same thing, if you go to a supermarket and you go to buy alcohol, you are asked for id. it should be the same thing here. this measure may be a stopgap. ministers want a full ban on sales to under—18s, and have asked parliament to create a new crime for carrying acid without a good reason. we arejoined by we are joined by a journalist who himself was a victim of an acid attack three years ago. we've agreed not to show his face because of the

cures to blowouts lashes facials spray tans we're talking $3,600 a year that you can save with a little diyjust the messenger. the folks adding it up in the end 25 thousand dollars a a year. >> that's a a lot of sacrifice. >> yeah a little bit. >> until we can be beyoncÉ and say we woke up like this we still got to buy these things. that does it for "action news" at 4:00 for brian taff alicia vitarelli melissa magee and adam joseph, i'm sharrie williams. join me along with brian adam and ducis rodgers tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl17. >> all right. coming up next on "action news" at 5:00 tonight. philadelphia district attorney's office is now in rebuild mode following the firing of dozens of attorneys. what d.a. larry krasner must do to get the department back up to speed and how current cases are being impacted. >> hundreds gathered in new jersey to say a final farewell to former governor brendan byrne. what those closest to him said about his legacy. those stories and much are coming up next at five 5:00. >> see you tonight. >> ♪ >> "action news."

dii do, tyler. we expect to see the consumer drive growth this year. they grodr growth in 2017. taxpayers will save $140 billion we estimate in 2018 from the tax law. and so then with all of these increases, we've seen hundreds of companies that have announced pay raises, there's really going to be a double whammy. and i think that's great news for the consumer. it's good news for the economy. it's good news for the stock market. i think that's one of the reasons we've seen all of these record high closes that you talked about earlier, is because people have been anticipating this coming for a while. the wage growth part is really just the icing on e cake at this point. >> but are there negatives to this? >> there are negatives. i think the most acute negative -- and really, i don't want to dwell too much on this, because it largely is a very positive development. we haven't seen wage gains of any material amount during this expansion. and so it's nice to see some potential wage gains. the most acute concern would be it becomes inflationary. if you have so much demand for produc

dubbed labo, it is a series of diy accessories for the hit nintendo switch console which are made of £51. across the whole group, analysts are quite pleased with the figures, and you can see that reflected in the share price. the share price is down, that is despite the fact they have seen and increase in like—for—like sales. lots of bicycles being bought in the run—up to christmas. the pound hit its highest rate since the brexit referendum. we will be talking throughout the afternoon whether that strength in the pound is to do with sterling strength or dollar weakness. the national audit office has found that annual charges linked to be schemes has reached £20 million. that annual charges linked to be schemes has reached £20 millionm confirms everything that we have been saying ever since the speech made at our party conference in brighton where he said that the aim of the labour government was to bring bpf isback in—house. —— pfis. how much will this cost? pcb i have suggested that investors would be sentin suggested that investors would be sent in running for the hills by that sug

maybe she just dressed her pants herself with her diy. >> maybe i'm sensitive.wn and stood up and ripped and did you see my behind hanging out, if you do, y'all better tell me. >> her shoulders are out. >> how are we supposed to know? >> our budget didn't cover her shoulders. >> eventually she does come back and fess up. >> i'm just filming a funny youtube video of my ripped pants. >> oh. >> he's like, i should have her but if i had told her i'd have let her know i was looking at her behind. >> they were torn. >> she was like, no. >> the jeans were torn or they were torn? >> they both were. >> say something, people! >>> if you liked that episode, go to our facebook page and tell us how much. - [narrator] the following is a paid presentation for luminess silk, brought to you by luminess air. watch how this touchless makeup appears to erase flaws like magic. it'll transform the way you look in minutes. - you're gonna see it just disappear. you see that? gone. - [narrator] people are leaving ordinary foundation for this miracle breakthrough because it seemingly wip

today the first part of that plan, a voluntary ban by diy chains — including b&q — on selling harmfulder—18s. waitrose and the co—op are also involved, agreeing to challenge underage customers, just like they would if they were buying alcohol. acid attacks are most horrific crimes, and what we want to do is make sure that we restrict access, support victims, police these attacks really effectively. it isn't just major retailers who are signing up to secure their shelves. the association representing hardware shops is urging them to play their part too. this one in london says the move is long overdue. definitely a good idea. we've always checked id for acid. same thing as if you go to a supermarket and you go to buy alcohol, you are asked for id. it should be the same thing here. the voluntary scheme wouldn't have stopped this man, arthur collins, jailed for 20 years for this appalling nightclub attack. watch the cctv. you can see the 25—year—old throwing acid on his victims. ministers are however proposing a new crime of carrying acid without good reason — saying the harmful substanc

and from today, a voluntary ban by diy chains including supermarkets will also challenge underage customers if they were buying alcohol. acid attacks are the most horrific crimes, and we want to make sure we restrict access, that we support victims, that we police these attacks really effectively. jabad hussain was attacked last year. police officers poured water into his eyes to save his sight. so what does he think of the plan? i'd like to give welcome and thanks to the government for what they're trying to do. but this is not the right way to do that and handle this problem. there's not enough police on the streets to chase them. this is my home city. i shouldn't tolerate that. you shouldn't tolerate that. no one should tolerate that. thousands of independent hardware shops selling household chemicals are also being asked to sign up. but while a shopkeeper can challenge a teenager at the counter, adult criminals will still be able to buy the products on the high street and online. only one in five attacks are carried out by under 185, so four in five adults will still be able to get hold

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today the first part of that plan, a voluntary ban by diy chains, a growing number of men are being targettedaccording to new research by five live investigates. crime figures suggest around 450,000 men in england and wales experience stalking over the course of a year. but, according to data from 41 police forces, only 1,800 stalking offences against men have been recorded by officers over the past three years. germany's christian democrats, led by the chancellor, angela merkel, will begin five days of exploratory talks today president macron of france is due to lay wreaths at the offices in paris of the satirical magazine, charlie hebdo, to remember the victims of an islamist attack there three years ago today. 12 people, including several cartoonists, died when two gunmen burst into an editorial meeting. a policeman was shot dead outside. the president will also visit a jewish supermarket in the city where four hostages were killed by another islamist two days later. nasa's longest serving astronaut, john young, has died at the age of 87. he was one ofjust 12 men who have walked on the moo

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