i meet earl right here on the gettysburg battlefield. i am standing right on the site of pickett's charge. >> you certainly are. you're at one of the iconic sites of the civil war. >> what was pickett's contribution? >> general pickett, till that time, was certainly known as a confederate commander, but after the charge, he was known the world over. >> pickett serves under general james longstreet in july 1863, here at gettysburg, in the army of northern virginia, commanded by general robert e. lee. >> general lee was looking for a great victory on union soil. >> but the federal army holds the high ground. after two days of failing to break through, lee orders a controversial attack, an assault on the center of the union line. general pickett's troops are assigned to break through the middle. [ march plays ] so, earl, right now, we're on the confederate side. >> yes. in fact, you're moving pretty much along the ground that pickett's division came across. you'll see how the ground slopes away here, and then you start up a steady slope up

i'm a veteran myself and have used the v alone several times including an earl. i have a va loan and i've seen the refinance practices employed by some in the industry. veterans united is a full-service lender and we make loans in all 50 states and the district of columbia. our primary mission is helping veterans, service members and their families achieve the american dream of home ownership. we've been the nation's number one va purchase lender in the past two years closing more than 37,000 purchase loans in 2017. veterans united now represents approximately one out of every seven va purchase loans made in the country. if i can impress one thing upon you today is that the va loan is not like other mortgages. it differs from fha loans and all other programs because it's an earned service benefit to our veterans and active duty personnel and surviving spouses. it's part of a deep bond between those who serve and the nation these veterans pledge to defend. as we work to find solutions to the issues discussed here today, i implore the committee to examine whether o

and i called to earl, and i said, earl, check for these three things. me back and said, hey, pretty much those are the only three things missing. >> i asked about jewelry, i asked about her wallet, credit cards. if they said somebody murdered her, well, why? why? was it a robbery? >> reporter: so here you are offering theories again. >> yeah. >> reporter: then again in those first few moments, susanne started talking about peggy's money. >> one of the things she yelled out was my mother's worth high seven figures. >> reporter: and -- >> this is not the way i wanted to get my money. that's the exact words she used. >> reporter: this woman wants to talk her way right into si sing-sing. >> yes, absolutely. >> at one point, you said this is not how i wanted to get my money. >> i don't recall saying that. but if they have that on, you know, on record, you know? >> reporter: but you believe me that that's what you told police? >> yeah. >> reporter: because again you're answering a question the police haven't even asked yet. >> i guess i watch too many of thos

with unsuspecting kpix5 production assistant earl in the played shirt. and in the tweed jacket staged fame pickpocket. bob goes into his backpack, grabs a red wallet and is off before earl knows what happened. >> what do you think just happened? . >> i totally got pick pocketed. >> earl is on to more serious stuff hunting for organized pickpocket rings for a living in state and abroad. >> you see the classic behavior there. they're trying to be regular and this guy is scratching his neck and glancing around. there he's giving a small sign with his fingers to his partners. and here's the classic newspaper, why the newspaper? to shield his hand going into my pocket. >> once a pickpocket develops their signature move they rarely deviate from it. there are classic markers. first the eyes, always looking down at purses or wallet marks in pockets. next the diversion like the crowded bus. >> diverse could be a slight bump, being squeezed from a partner in front so you get slowed maybe creating a sandwich so you don't move easily. >> finally the invasion with a

>> i totally got pickpocketted. >> reporter: earl got his wallet back. bob doesn't perform anymore. he is on to more serious stuff, hunting for organized pickpocket rings for a living, in the states and abroad. >> check these guys out. >> reporter: like these guys in naples, italy. >> you see the classic behavior there. they are trying to be regular and this guy is scratching his neck, glancing around, giving a small sign with his fingers to his partners and here's the classic newspaper -- why the newspaper? to shield his hand going into my pocket. >> reporter: bob says once a pickpocket develops his signature move, he rarely deviates from it. and there are classic markers. first, the eyes. always looking down at purses or wallet marks in pockets. next, the diversion like that crowded bus. >> diversion could be a slight bump, being squeezed from a partner in front so you get slowed, creating a sandwich so you don't move easily. >> reporter: finally, the invasion with a hand darting in and out of the pocket, backpack or purse in a second. bob says the most sophisticated pickpockets t

here it is again with unsuspecting kpix5 production assistant earl in the plaid jacket. bob goes into his backpack, grabs a red wallet and is off the 30 stockton before earl knows what happened. what do you think just happened? >> i totally got pickpocketed. >> reporter: earl got his wallet back and these days bob known as the pickpocket king doesn't perform anymore. he's on to more serious stuff, hunting for organized pickpocket rings for a living, both in the states and abroad. >> check these guys out. >> reporter: like these guys in naples, italy. >> you see the classic behavior there. they're trying to be regular and this guy is scratching his neck. he's glancing around and there he's giving a small sign with his finger to his partners and here's the classic newspaper. why the newspaper? to shield his hand going into my pocket. >> reporter: bob says once a pickpocket developments their signature move, they rarely deviate from it and there are classic markers. first the eyes always looking down at purses or wallet marks in pockets. next the diversion like that crowded

it is the home of the earl of march. earl of march. before tying him up alongside his wife. wife.round £700,000 worth ofjewellery. £700,000 worth ofjewellery. efficient and exceptionally ruthless. duncan kennedy, bbc news. bomb attack has been sentenced to 4 and a quarter years injail. and a purse from an injured woman whose granddaughter was killed. the funeral has taken place of cyrille regis. cyrille regis. credited with inspiring a generation of black players into the game. of black players into the game. 0ur sports correspondent reports. sports correspondent reports. it was the fondest of farewells. the fondest of farewells. player, they gathered in an emotional tribute. emotional tribute. funeral to be followed by a public celebration of his life. celebration of his life. a chance to say goodbye to a footballing hero. say goodbye to a footballing hero. football and as a young black man, he led the way. he led the way. he was a remarkable footballer and a man and i love him. footballer and a man and i love him. ijust him. cyrille regis taking a well on the chest... well on th

chief earl tells us, officers did not return gunfire. members of the gloucester township swat team and camden county swat team are standing guard right now inside of the brittany woods neighborhood, as the person remains barricaded inside. police have not said if anyone else may be inside the home. and have asked people in the area to shelter in place. there is about a three square block radius, affected by this. some people have been evacuated to a nearby fire station. we talked to one man who says he lives in the neighborhood, but was with family in philly last night when his significant other called him to tell him that she heard gunshot, now, he is standing in the staging area with us, because he cannot get to his home. >> when i speak to my significant other, she heard first gunshots around 9:00 then another series every gunshots maybe few minutes after that. she said she didn't stop hearing until after 12. she said a lot of gunshots she heard. i said well stay safe, be calm, i'm over here if you need me, by the phone. >> so this ha

our ex-governor, earl ray tomlin, had a project that he was immensely proud of at hobet. and hobet really was not going very far. it surely wasn't going as fast as what we would have all liked it to go. but between the likes of general hoyer and the likes of thomas burton, today hobet is on the move. hobet is really going to become something fabulous. absolutely, right now, we are moving towards doing training there that will save lives beyond belief and bring business and opportunity to this state that could be enormous. plus, the fact that we're not going away from the development aspects of it. and today we're going to be able , to save $70 million. [applause] gov. justice: i can tell you, earl ray's dream will become a reality. and that will be great. now, there is another gentleman with us here tonight byrd white. , and byrd, whenever you are, stand up, please. byrd has agreed within the confines of our great secretary, brother dave, in our tax department, byrd has agreed to just this. one thing that we worry about all the time and was said to me over and over along

on the roads, in earls court, two lanes are closed on warwick road northbound for water works near earlsa bridge and albert bridge. let's have a check on the weather now, with sara. good morning. we have had some wet and windy weather moving to london as we have gone through the night, and that is how we start this morning. and even when the main rain band clears away, behind it will continue with some showers. and it sta rts continue with some showers. and it starts to turn colder as well. you will notice that feel as we go through the next couple of days. so not a great commit this morning, as i say. also windy, and the strength of the wind continuing through the day, taking the edge of these temperatures. ten or 11 degrees on the thermometer. certainly feeling like some showers in the afternoon as well. now that will continue for as well. now that will continue for a time overnight tonight, but we will have some clear spells. temperatures will be down close to freezing in our suburbs. tomorrow morning we have got some sunshine at long last to enjoy from the get go. but also a few show

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he was a beauty and i named him earl. do you think you could do better?our fishing pictures to catch of the day at kpix5 .com. >> this is a feel-good day. jon gruden, the best coach for the raiders. >> i don't need my fish. not if i eat it, right? >> i catch and release. go ahead earl, go ahead. >>> coming up, california's nasty flu season is getting started. it's already shaping up to be the worst in a decade. how hospitals are dealing with a dangerous strain. >>> a front row seat to the drama over daca. lawmakers bigger right in front of the president. the sticking point to the immigration deal. >> you're watching kpix5 news . >>> the top story, the bad flu season is getting worse. the virus is being blamed for dozens of deaths across the state. glenn ramirez is live in san jose with why doctors are saying it is not too late to get your flu shot. >> reporter: that is right, the flu season has been with us since november. doctors say since this time, it has had a sharp and steady incline. it shows no signs of slowing. >> it's not shocking unfortunately.

police stopped 34 year old gary earl junior right here on route 299 last wednesday. during the stop, they realized earl, jr., also cents a registered sex offenders, was violating court order by not accurately reporting his address. they search husband car, allegedly found 6 grams of marijuana. then they searched his home and found a gun, ammunition, cocaine, nearly three grand in suspected drug money. he is jailed at the young correctional institution in lou of bail. >> in delaware couldn't, amtrak worker fired after a derailment at a deadly derailment in chester city has now filed a lawsuit. his name is william robinson, suing saying he was one of two foremen responsible when the tragedy happened killing two people train 89 back in aim of 2016. but he's african-american, and he was the only one fired, the other foreman, john yeager; white. >> oh, the countdown certainly on. the chase for the championship continues here. the birds have their first full practice in minnesota yesterday. >> and we are getting a look at the stadiu, as well, which is pretty fun. so just a

one in haverford township earl ton road. you can use darby road to get around that. yeadon, water main installation through may, church lane route 13, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. landsdown avenue, main street are the alternates. work zones, brace road remains blocked in cherry hill basically through the end of the week. it's a traffic shift there. kings highway is a better bet. laurel road construction is going on there, somerdale road will get you around that one. >> breaking overnight, a barrage of bullets in south philadelphia left two people wounded. police found dozens of shell casings near the intersection of broad and became bridge. two people were shot in the leg. the passenger side of a parked car was riddled with gunshots at that location. no arrests were made. >>> smoke and flames damaged a house in cumberland county new jersey, the fire broke out on park avenue in bridgeton, before 2:00 a.m. crews arrived to find heavy flames coming from the second floor. police have not released any conditions of the people inside. >> the senate will vote at noon today on whe

now to talk about all this i am joined by earl reyes, owe teama omara, and rick wilson. you are the daughter of two african immigrants, defenders of the president say he's simply in fair of a merit system but his comment suggested that he would prefer any immigrant from norway regardless of skills, regardless of background, more so than immigrants from haiti or africa. how are you interpreting these remarks? >> i'm interpreting the remarks as they are which is that they are racist remarks. when you say that you want european -- norway say predominantly white european nation and you would prefer them over african nations shithole countries as he called them, you're saying you think very lowly of the countries not only from which these people come but also of their ability to contribute meaningfully to american life. it's very ironic to me when you think of africans whether it's tem as cab drivers, as nursing aids, as teachers, as housekeeping staff but they're also extremely well-educated, one of the most educated immigrant populations in this country. about 42% of those

police stopped 34 year old gary earl junior right here on route 299 last wedneay realized earl junior who is also a registered sex offender, was violating a by not reporting his accurate address. they searched his car and foundf pot. then they searched his home and found a gun, a.m. aoun innings, cocaine, nearly three grand in suspected drug money jailed at the howard young correctional institution. >> egg harbor township man facing multiple charges. ismael martinez indicted on charges of heroin and cocaine possession. he was arrested back in october after police say they found him running a drug production facility, out after clayton mills apartment in absecon. >> the search is on this morning for the driver involved in a pedestrian hit-and-run in burlington county. so do you recognize this truck right here? police in mansfield township say this gray pick up ran into a 64 year old woman walking on poequest last tuesday injuring her. they're sharing photo right here in hopes of finding that driver. >> in delaware county, an amtrak worker fired after a train derailment in chester city

he's more than ready for his fight on january 20th against undefeated earl spence jr. you don't believe him, he doesn't care. >> i don't look at that. just because ya'll say that or a lot of people say it i would never look at myself as an underdog. i wouldn't be getting in the ring if i thought i was going to lose. >> can you fill in the rest of that. >> there's no ifs. i will win the fight. >> lamont's also planning this guy his 1-year-old son manix. now speaking of daddy, max her her matt scherzer. >> what do you have -- max scherzer. >> i knew you were going to say that. >> you're eating my m&m's. we've got to go. >> see you. >>> we'll be back. coming up at 6:00 the county school board goes behind closed doors. >> sdmr but first, this 12-year-old baker not just a wiz i like this organic mac and cheese. and i like this organic mac and cheese. is that my mac and cheese? is that my belt? is that my perfume? is that my bronzer? is that my choker? is that my choker? are those my bangs from three years ago? (huffing) winning tastes so good. you'll like them both <

. >> reporter: it all started earl three morning as deputies responded to a disturbance call outside of denver. >> heard about 15-20 gunshots right after, boom, boom, boom, boom. >> reporter: police say the gunman opened fire after barricading himself in the bedroom, killing one deputy. >> you will an of -- all of them were shot very, very quickly. it was more of an ambush-type attack. he knew we were coming. >> reporter: police warning residents to shelter in place and stay away from walls and windows. the deputy killed, zachary parish, a father of two, who joined the department just seven months ago. >> this is a sad day for the douglas county sheriff's office. >> reporter: sheriff tony spurlock visibly shaken. >> we are deeply saddened by the loss of zachary. when i sat with his wife oon he wife and held her hand, i could see in her eyes, her life was over. >> reporter: people showing their support. police say all of the injured deputies are in stable condition. among them, deputy jeff pelle, recovering after emergency surgery. >> this is a tragic day we will be feeling for a long

. >> and even though the snow is expected to the earl avenue noon, officials are urging everybody to stay off of the roadways, these wind gusts are brutal. at times i feel like i'm about to blow over, along with poor visibility and just snow covered highways, as well, d.ma roads not looking in atlantic county specifically there is now a travel ban in effect, so tial need to get off of the road for now live in hamilton township anita oh, cbs-3, " eyewitness n" >> anita we can see the winds in your life shot, but apparently someone behind you is enjoying themselves. good warnihank you. >>> and from camden county. snow piling up in cherry hill. this is in the area of the 500 block of route 38, traveling isficult, you can see the snow along the shoulders of the road there justeaving one lane for vehicles. now, as the storm flies up the coast new jersey continues to get pummeled. >> yes the state of delaware has not been spared either. let's check in with " eyewitness news" reporter chantee lans live for us all morning long in sean tai lan, how are conditions there? >> i can tell you jan

and chief earl tells us officers did not return gunfire.ve not said if anyone else may be inside this home. we talked to a man who was stuck at the staging area with us, he cannot get to his home. his girlfriend called him when she heard the first gunshots. >> yes, she said she is worried. we have a son, vincent, he's ten, so he's sleeping, he doesn't know what's going on, so that's a good thing. so it doesn't worry him, stress him out. but i know she worried. >> our primary message is to keep the community safe. shelter in place. stay in touch with our communications systems, to hear the latest updates. >> so, a short time ago police put up a map on twitter and on facebook, urging anyone within this red zone to stay in place. the active barricade is affecting sections of prospect avenue, pars on court, prospect court, eden shire, brookshire, and amp shire roads. it is 5:00. families are starting to wake up for school and for work and police at this point, they say that they would be in touch with the school district about any determination

twitter profile picture is deck out with eagles merchandise, as well, thanks for sharing with us, earl>>> we know you want to show off that eagles pride, share your photos with us and we might give you a shout out here on the news, gear up, and then powe your pictures to facebook, twitter, instagram and use #cbs-3 so we know where you are. you san church for cbs philly. >>> time to get mother nature a shout out because she has something brewing. >> yes, a little something. >> we have had a lot of these storms so far this winter. we have had these little two to 3-inch storms come and hit and especially on the weekday talking about commute, we need to know which one will impact it so you can plan yourwe need travels. lets talk about it. this next system will really take its time, moving in, and getting the snow to start falling, in fact, in philadelphia we may not even see any snow, until the clock changes over, the day changes over to wednesday, but lets start off with a look what is happening outside, we will go out to the poconos, i was in the poconos this weekend, beautiful up there,

police chief harry earl said person inside fired shots at officers and at armored vehicle.hief stresses that police did in the return fire fortunately in reports of any civilian or officer injuries at this point , one man we spoke to has in the been able to go to his home but he has been getting updates from his girlfriend who is at home about the whole ordeal, lets listen. >> you get to my significant other she heard first gunshots around 9:00 o'clock and then she heard another series of gunshots, maybe a few minutes after that and she said she didn't stop hearing them. so she heard a lot of gunshots >> because of those gunshots police evacuated 18 people from homes, in the surrounding area, again for those at home in the brittany wood development, they are still urged to shelter in place, as a result, gloucester township public schools as well as black horse pike regional schools e closed today, but for now we are live in gloucester township camden county i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". new back to you. >>> there is more breaking news fire investigators in camde

. >> rocky statue is dressed in earl eagles green but one statue in the wearing green is william penn. mayor kenney says that the stat in the sport an eagles jersey to ward off a jinks. the history shows that adorning the icon may do more harm then good, in 1993, penn wore a phillies hat during worl series against blue jays ande flyers jersey for stanley cup finals against red rings and flyers lost. so this time it is better to be safe then sorry. >> here, here. >>> eagles return to the va philadelphia this morning for their first practice since clinching nfc champion ship on sunday. as bird look ahead to the super bowl the hoe city is getting ready to welcome the team and fans. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do has more on the preparations. >> reporter: eagles are back at practice here at neff care complex after a few well deserved days off, meanwhile, over in minnesota crews are hard at work, turning that stadium there, a little less purple and a lot more green. as plows and shovel clean up from the big storm in minneapolis a more controlled storm is transforming u.s. bank stadium

union address, and some democrats will not be there, including my next guest, democratic congressman earl of oregon. you were first to announce you are going to boycott the state of the union. why? >> well, i respect deeply the office of president, but over the course of the last year donald trump has demonstrated he doesn't respect the office. he's lied repeatedly to the american people, he's sewed discord, he's failed to take advantage of opportunities to bring us together, and simply doesn't appear to even know his own mind, confusing his own staff. i don't think there is anything to be gained by my dignifying a performance of a reality tv star. i'll be here in portland with my constituents, hearing about their concerns about the state of the union. >> you call it a performance. we're told by the white house that he wants this to be a speech about the economy, which he sees as improving. we just talked to a couple of his biggest supporters who think there will be outreach to democrats. you know, is it possible, i know, look, there say lot of history you see with the president and the p

earl consider this month a judge ruled the government could not end doc daca in march. yesterday the trump administration said it would rush to the supreme court for quick action on daca. however, the high court almost never agrees to hear cases before federal appeals courts weigh in. >>> meantime president trump is blaming democrats for the possibility of a government shutdown. the president says their demand for an immigration deal as part of a budgeted agreement has doomed the process. democrats say talks over the daca deal were derailed by president trump's reported comments about haiti and african nations. the government is set to run out of money by friday. >>> philadelphia police are urging bars and stores and restaurants in a neighborhood known for sports celebrations to get ready ahead of time for sunday night. police are telling businesses near frankfurt and cottman avenues to take safety measures in case the eagles win. they want the bars to avoid beer bottles and put alcohol in plastic cups. police reminding stores to lock up their gates if they're going to

out on the roads as you mentioned earl erin the main roads seem to be going pretty well.me of these side streets and secondary roads i know the virginia department of transportation said there's a couple roads in rest tip and outlying fairfax county that have moderate ice and other i guess like just the sleep that came down yesterday. moderate coverage that they are out there and treating these roads. so, we just want to remind everything when you're out there erin you did a great job of this two you want to do extra breaking difference and turn notice direction of your car want to go. you have to use extra caution. be really aware of what is going on around you. and and take it super slow. and you should get there just fi melanie alnwick, "fox5 local news". >> good advice there. thank you very much. 4:49 is the time. coming up canadian singer the weekend takes a stand against clothing retailer h & m. >> you won't believe what one celebrity says is her secret. 4:50 is the time today is is national law enforcement appreciation day send of pictures of the special law enforc

very interesting to go see the roads, progressively got worse , as we made ourthe shore, earls afternoon. some of the main thorghlookg okc ci expressway, well, it is not all that ideal l me show you here. you can see portions of the covn thoue been out erkingave seen them, doing their jobs, throughout the afternoon and throug evening, and we're going to be dealing with the very difficult situation though as we head in the overnight hours tonight. so i'l youvel forecast to let you know what you can expect regionalid red le head in the overnight hours tonight. we will be dealing with blowing,ri slippery, windy conditions and bl was tel temperatures will dr, i the single digits and teens regional wide and as we head into tomorrow morning the situation will not get much better, we will deal with slick spots, gusts to 40 miles an hour easily a possibility. take a look at road conditions once again you can see there are parts of thed, parts aresnoy making our way wesou are the city, weo we g c city and location of course where we didn't get a foot of snow like what we saw in portions of our sh

. >> this is bizarre, the teen with the at earl allergy is okay, butler immediate high school does notcafeteria because of that student's allergy. we first showed this high speed chase yesterday, 60-mile pursuit near phoenix ended in a nasty head-on crash wednesday morning. now the man who was allegedly behind the wheel of that speeding suv is saying that did he nothing wrong. mitchell taibell spoke to reporters in jail, claiming he's innocent and had the right to fight back against police. >> no problem cause, the illegal to resist a rest with force to the extent of taking a officer's life if necessary. >> okay, if you say so. he says that federal law, which of course is not, he also says he plans to sue for what happened, and get this, he invited the woman who was in the suv that was hit to file joint suit with him. that woman suffered non-life threat threatening injuries. >> fallen firefighter lieutenant matthew latourno among two dozen philadelphia firefighters who will receive promotions today, the ceremony takes place this morning in north philadelphia, this is file video from la

we just began to talk with north koreans, and it might be too earl to reach any kind of conclusion like the one you just presented. >> all right. so it's still -- that's still a work in progress. because as you know your japanese counterparts say, beware the north trying to cozy up while trying to buy time for their inevitable program. >> well, there can be many ways of looking at the north korean intentions. but if we look at the situation very objectively, as i indicated at the beginning of the program, the security situation on the korean peninsula, might be slightly better shape say than about a month ago because we have just begun to engage the north koreans in a dialogue. >> it's really important, and everybody clearly is very concerned about what happens and what transpires, particularly the people of hawaii not so long ago. i mean, what did you think? what went through your mind when you saw this false alert, and people in hawaii, you know, diving for cover just about, and former defense secretary william perry wrote it highlighted an emphatically genuine risk that human error o

police chief larry earl said person inside fired shots at the officer and armed or vehicles. at no point did police return fire. in reports of the civilian or officer injuries. one man we spoke to said he has in the been allowed to go to his home but he has been getting updates from his girlfriend who has been home for the entire ordeal. lets listen. >> my significant other, she heard the first gunshots around 9:00 he clock. she heard another series of gunshots, maybe a few minutes after that. she didn't stop hearing them until after 12. she heard a lot have gunshots. >> reporter: we will put up a map of the area where police are advising neighbors to shelter in place. i will read off these streets prospect avenue between carr lane. parson's car, prospect court, evenshire road from procedures tech to brookshire road, hamp shire road from prospect to the event. so people are urging, police are urging people to stay inside and in place. no decision right new has been made as far as school, in terms of the delays but we will bring thaw information as soon as we get it. for now w

police chief larry earl says person inside the home fired shots at officer and armored vehicle.he chief stresses at no point did police return fire, fortunately so far no reports of any civilian or officer injuries. >> this is an ongoing fluid situation our most important message to the community as we posted to our social media sites a map showing those areas of the neighborhood approximately three square blocks, of the folks we want to shelter in place and we've vac waited some residents approximately 18 to a local fire department. >> reporter: again this barricade situation is going on in the brittany wood development in sicklerville. i do have the map and streets affected on my facebook and twitter pages. in the meantime again police are urging people who live in the area but aren't able to get to their homes to find some other place to go they have a shelter, at the local fire department, and they are urging people at home right new to continue to shelter in place, again we have been monitoring the situation about school, no decision has been made about that because we are

. >> safety chris maragos up bright and earl serving coffee if the dunkin' donuts on six and and mark. swoop and eagles cheerleaders were also there making sure folks were in the playoff spir spirit. >> that's "eyewitness news" for today at noon. i'm jim jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon for katie and all of us here thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00 and we're always online at cbsphilly.com. >> go out enjoy the great weather today. the young and the restless is coming up next. ♪ centers of america in philadelphia to have her breast cancer treated, she's coming for the expertise that we have, for the multimodal therapy where the specialists talk to each other and form a treatment plan together. we were looking for a cancer team that would help us decide the best course of action. amy met with our three specialties, radiation oncology and genetics-there are so many different options. rather than one treatment fitting all, it is a personalized approach to cancer therapy. we have so many tools available at cancer treatment centers of america. this is what attracte

he's now 33 years old but ready to fight undefeated earl spence, jr. next week. the former world champion plans to take his welterweight title. if you don't believe me, he'll tell you. >> i don't look at that just because you all say that. a lot of people say it. i would never look at myself as an underdog. i would never get in the ring if i thought i was going to lose. >> reporter: lamont you fill in the rest of it? >> there's no if. i will win the fight. >>> the wizards have lost five straight games to the utah jazz and these dudes were giving away m&ms at the game with john wall and bradley beal's face on it. you can't put a man's face on an m&m and not show up. >>> so that was last night and what i found on my desk today, the beal and wall m&ms, i had them, but adam ate them all. it was part of their all-star campaign and i have one word for that, buzz. there's zero excitement about the team and when there's zero excitement, players don't stand out. that's why the latest nba all- star fan vote has john wall ranked sixth among guards and bradley beal ninth. be

died in hi ome earl >> gospel star and oakland native edwin hawkins best known for his hit oh happy dayied in his pleasanton home early this morning. he was 74 years old and had been suffering from pancreatic cancer. tonight at 6:00 we look back at hawkins' life and legacy with a man who shared the stage with him. >>> an outbreak of norovirus has sickened dozens of students and at least four teachers at a san francisco elementary school. public health officials say students at mckinley elementary started getting sick right after returning from winter break. there had been at least 57 cases of the contagious stomach bug so far. the school district says it's brought in some extra janitors to clean the school. >>> a bay area tennis coach is missing and presumed dead after a skydiving accident. tyler nii coached the boys and girls tennis programs at archbishop mitty high school in san jose. last wednesday he was skydiving in new zealand when he plunged into a deep lake. police found the instructor in the water alive but are still searching for nii's body. he was 27 years old. >>> dining hal

>> reporter: you're about to witness something extraordinary that happened at bily earl deade middlethey were organizing a "breakfast with dads" event for but they knew that some dads would not show. so, they posted this message online. please share, men needed. the reality of a great event like this is a lot of our kids will not have a dad present. more additional male mentors. and what happened next stunned them all. >> look at all these men here. isn't this amazing? >> reporter: hundreds of men showing up to mentor the boys. 600 filling the school auditorium. the look on the students faces said it all. sharing the simplest of life lessons. how to tie a tie. how to play the trumpet. and sometimes, just offering an ear. >> hi, david. he told us, it inspired him. >> it was pretty special. >> reporter: he smoet many fathers, like assistant chief of police join rodriguez, right there with sixth grader james cruz. >> when i walked in the room, words could not describe the feeling that came over me. >> it was a life-changing event. >> reporter: jameel tucker, a volunteer dad, too. >> you

use harvest and i think you know the growers down there already got clobbered though from hurricane earl. so you know i don't know how much worse it's going to be where you're freezing what didn't get destroyed in the hurricane but personally i'm headed down to puerto rico tomorrow and i'll be there through may so at least i'm finally getting out of the cold weather here in new england and you know it's i think i've overstay my welcome up here well you have not always a dollar go you have not overstay your welcome with us a boom bust here we thank you so much for joining us maybe you'll give us a call even from puerto rico and report on how things down there. yeah well the next time we do an interview i will be in my puerto rico studio so we will have to set up a news line or something peter schiff c.e.o. of europe a civic capital thanks so much for joining us as always my pleasure. now time for a quick break but stick around because when we return after the break we'll talk about the looming government shutdown showdown and about how it actually costs taxpayers money possible get an upd

police say two guys smashed the glass doors of the 562 mini mart on boyer ton pike in earl township and once they got in, they smashed cash register and took off way lot of cigarettes and chewing tobacco. surveillance cameras on the outside of the building caught one of them in the vehicle that they escaped in. if you've got any information, call police. >>> well the fraternity has been banned from pennsylvania for ten years after the 2013 death of baruk college freshman chunk michael dang. ruling yesterday comes hours before four members of the frat were sentenced for think role in his death. dozens of other defendants have pleaded guilty and they were sentenced to probation investigators say the 19-year-old dang was blindfolded, forced to wear a heavy backpack and then repeat repeatedly tackled as part of the fraternity's initiation ceremony. >> it truly is a miracle that no pledge had been killed before this and unfortunately it was a master time. >> in addition the fraternity will have to pay fine of more than $110,000. >>> to washington, d.c. now where president trump says he will

thanks for watching "earl today."y waking up to a spectac in the sky this morning. the su you. this morning. take a look right here at the super blue moon, that's the super blue blood moon that's dazzling us this morning. you are looking at live pictures from nasa. if you step outside you can probably see it. thank you for joining us this morning, i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm kris sanchez. it is the reason why some of us were a little late to set, some of us were in the parking lot trying to get pictures of the super blue blood moon. i'm kris sanchez, in for laura garcia today. it was nice that it was clear enough in the south bay? in the south bay but all of us aren't getting clear skies. that's going to be the issue this morning. you can watch it right here, we will have live pictures

. >>> and so it is thursday, january 4th welcome to a special earl a digs of "eyewitness news" this morning extended coverage of our first snowstorm of 2018 i'm rahel solomon. >>> i'm jan carabao. jim donovan's off today. we have dozens of school closings and delays scrolling at bottom of the screen right now. all philadelphia public and archdiocese schools are closed to day, because of this storm. we are gearing up for a very busy day ahead on cbs-3 so lets start with katie and meisha with traffic and weather. >> good morning, guys, bright and early for good reason. it is not all of the snow just yet it was the icy, very, very slick conditions out there. we are seeing some road that are already salted but you have a lot of speed restrictionness play and so katie, what will happen this morning. >> we still have just snow, i definitely had snow covered road. coming through neighborhood and haven't been treated you will be battling through that. got to take it slow that is all is there to it. hopefully you are waking up with us because you set the alarm earlier if you must get out in this. i'

. >> you have to come earl to get a seat. >> it's going to be humidity the anticipation the nervousness win that we're going to have on sunday will be huge. >> reporter: if history is any indication it will be wild here on sunday as it was back in 2008 when the phillies were on their memorable quest to clinch the world series. the streets were filled by a sea of humanity. >> it's going to be crazy out in the street and it's going to be crazy in here. >> reporter: most bars like tail hook tavern will have special treats for the game. >> pizza, wings. >> reporter: like in the past bars and businesses will be taking special precaution at the urging of police. >> no takeout with bottles, no cans. >> reporter: in a letter 15th district police urged bar owners to avoid serving drinks in bottles and use only plastic containers. they've asked businesses to remove anything outside like signs, trash cans and flowerpots. and make sure to have grates locked and secured after closing. >> we usually close it up on sunday. >> reporter: bringing everything in. >> bring everything in to make sure nothin

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street at west oak street that one is still out there and some construction that we were looking at earlheir we were dealing with, the past couple days, not earlier i think monday we did have it and it is with us all week. schuylkill ease bun close another between vine, south street that has lifted and cleared. big thumbs up waiting on that to move outside the door. construction in delaware lingering until 6:00 p.m. 95 north between newark toll plaza and 896, three lanes be block like i said until around 6:00 p.m., jim, back over to you. >>> coming up next on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" we are live at criminal justice center where trial of edward archer begins today. he is accused of ambushing and shooting a philadelphia police officer. >>> also patriots head coach bill belichick updating media on status of a big star after taking a big hit in the playoffs. will he be ready in the super bowl? we will be back at the top of the hour. when thyou remember. here, quilted northern is designed to work so well, you can forget your bathroom trips. but daddy gator can never forget. "i've got to motor

>> 47 tomorrow, slick spots earl yes, milder. we'll pay the price, though, some showers possible thursday and rain and showers friday, but do we care? 64 on friday. >> no. >> we do get cold sunday, maybe a flurry, low 30s and low to mid-30s next monday, but at least since december 24th we're above average tomorrow. >> look, this will help a whole bunch of schools get their pipes ready and fix things. >> we just need them back in school on time the whole day. >> no two hour delays. >> help us out. that's it for us tonight. >> the late show with stephen colbert is next, no ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ all because of you ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> and now a late show exclusive. stephen colbert's interview of jake tapper's interview of stephen miller.