today the gwendolyn dance center held the performance of lights to celebrate christmas, hanukkah anddoubled as chefs this morning to serve up pancakes for kids as part of the second annual kids and cops pancakes event. at the end, santa claus made a special appearance. santa was busy today. time for a look at the forecast. it's all over the place. >> it has been. snow ice and rain earlier today. we have a break and sunday, we have rain, mild err t air to st- i'll keep you posted. here's storm tracker 6. no issues with precipitation right now. overnight into sunday morning, we have more wet weather, sky 6 live in hd looking at city hall at dill worth park, the tree lit up for the holidays. we track the dense fog advisory until 7:00 a.m. sunday. visibility down to a quarter mile or less along the i-95 interior and into the poconos. temperatures 36. dewpoint at 36. anytime the temperature and dewpoint number are matching, the air is saturated which is why we have dense fog, winds out of the west at three miles per hour. north and west, 33 in tannersville. 37 in new hall. 37 in kenneth s

gwendolyn haute's thinking was if there were women on my jury, perhaps they wouldn't acquit me, there was a good chance they would have convicted me of a lesser offense of manslaughter and not murder. she was convicted of murder by an all-male jury. and the warren court thought that was okay. and as late as 1961. >> rose: '61. >> '61. so the change didn't come until the beggarrer court, a court that had a reputation for being-- and yet that court struck down one federal law after another, one state law after another, on the grounds that they disnim-- discriminated arbitrarily on the basis of gender. >> rose: and so what does that say about the way the court works? you know, and time. >> there is a great-- there was a great constitutional law professor who said the court should never be influenced by the weather of the day. and inevitably it will be influenced by the climate of the era. and that's what the court of the '70s was influenced by. >> rose: and is that what the court of the 21s century has been with respect to marriage equality and same-sex marriage, influence-- infliens-- i

and filed people who looked like they could use an extra hundred this holiday season, people like gwendolyn jones. >> i told my family already that we're not going to do christmas this year because i just don't have the money to do it. >> didn't have the money to do it. until now. and that's how it went. >> oh my god. >> benjamin after benjamin. >> this is for real. >> armed assault after wonderful armed assault. most of the people they just happened upon. but some they sought out. officer james turney knew of a homeless woman staying at this motel with her two young children. >> hi krystal. >> in fact tourney is paying for their room out of his own pocket. >> here's a thousand dollars. yeah. >> he gave her everything. >> you make me a better person. >> thank you. >> there are men and women that wear a badge and they stay on the line to protect us and to serve. >> it is no coincidence that secret santa chose the kansas city, kansas police department to give away his money this year. he's from around here and this relatively small department lost two officers in the line of duty just ten wee

and gwendolyn that stars in the new star wars film wrote we have lost our princess. >>> raider quarterback derrick carr recovering after undergoing surgery on his broken leg. he broke a bone in his shin in a game on saturday. he is likely done for the season. just as the team gets set for the first playoff game in more than a decade. backup quarterback matt mcgoin will take over as the team tries to clench the title on sunday in denver. derrick carr had the surgery in los angeles and he tweeted surgery could not have gone better. received great news and started the recovery process. thanks for all of your prayers as i heal up. >>> scary situations at shopping malls across the country. shoppers looking to return ill fitting christmas gifts. met with chaos in several states after fights broke out in shopping centers around the nation. much of the brawls, many of them and the arrests involve troubles tracked through social media. tom vacar looks at the issues and whether social media should bear responsibility for the problems. >>> in 9 states chaos reigned when folks gathered at malls and sh

hatboro woman now charged with providing the drug fentanyl behind a deadly overdose. 27-year-old gwendolyn marie priebus charged with drug delivery resulting in death. investigators say she was the victim's dealer. if convicted she could face up to 40 years in prison. >>> airlines are considering allowing passengers to make phone calls over wi-fi. but what if you don't want to hear someone else's conversation? >>> post offices are busier than ever right now. there are a lot of letters going to santa and he's getting some help for the holidays. how you can pitch in. >>> sean? >>> chris, the red hot flyers are the talk of the town. now winners of seven straight. only that's not the reason why the great one wayne gretzky commenting on the orange and the black. more on the david manning feud coming up in sports. my family really needs to be wowed this year. standing rib roast! wow. everything for the holidays. that's my giant. we can do it without biblowing our budget.s. oh yeah, this is great! everything for the holidays. that's my giant. >>> wouldn't you like to be able to use your phone fre

he recently arrested this woman gwendolyn prebish of hatboro. a willow grove man ordered heroin but she sold him fentanyl instead a synthetic opioid stronger than heroin. she's been charged with criminal homicide and drug delivery. the sale fentanyl is spreading like wildfire mccann says. >> the addicts when they find out someone has overdosed on something they want that. they want to get that high that actually killed somebody. they don't think it's going to kill them. >> reporter: tonight the philadelphia narcotics squad declined our request for an interview today but a department spokesman says they will all keep on battling this problem. now in montgomery county, the record numbers are going up there. they say overdose deaths could approach 200 this year alone. live at temple university hospital on north broad, i'm vernon odom channel6 "action news." >> all right, vernon. a 62-year-old main line woman has been sentenced to 90 days in jail for selling heroin lynn twaddell sold the drugs to undercover police at her home in wayne last year. her

people like gwendolyn jones. >> and i told my family already that we're not going to be able to do christmast have the money to do it. >> reporter: didn't have the money to do it, until now. and that's how it went. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: benjamin after benjamin. >> this is for real! >> reporter: armed assault after wonderful armed assault. most of the people they just happened upon, but some, they sought out. officers james tourney knew of a homeless woman staying at this motel with her two young children. >> hi, krystal. >> reporter: in fact, he is paying for their room out of his own pocket. >> here's $1,000. yeah. >> reporter: he gave her everything. >> you make me a better person. >> thank you. >> there are men and women that wear the badge, and they stay on the line to protect us and to serve. >> reporter: it is no coincidence that secret santa chose the kansas city, kansas police department to give away its money this year. he's from around here, and this relatively small department lost two officers in the line of duty just ten weeks apart. allowing them this privilege was meant

people like gwendolyn jones. >> told my family we are not going to do christmas this year.don't have the money to diet. >> reporter: didn't have the money to do it. until now. and that's how it went. benjamin after benjamin. armed assault after wonderful armed assault. most of the people they just happened upon. but some they sought out. officer james turny knew of a homeless woman, staying at the hotel with her two young children. >> hi, crystal. >> in fact, turny is paying for their room out of his own pocket. >> here is $1,000. yeah. he gave her everything. >> you make me a better person. >> thank you. >> there are men and women, that wear the badge, and they stay on the line to protect us and serve. >> no coincidence, secret santa chose the kansas city kansas police department to give away his money this year. from around here. this relatively small department, lost two officers in the line of duty. just ten weeks apart. allowing them this privilege was meant as a reminder, of the inherent goodness in people. >> it's really neat. they see that you are a human being too.

. >> reporter: in the suburbs, this hatboro woman gwendolyn prebish age 27 center arrest charged with criminal homicide and drug delivery in the case of a 32-year-old willow grove resident. the d.a. says she agreed to deliver heroin to him but it proved to be the even deadier drug fentanyl. ly. >> a lot of these people are buying fentanyl mixed with heroin and fentanyl can be 40 to 50 times stronger than heroin and unfortunately the addicts when they find out someone has overdosed on something they want that. >> reporter: rick, tonight law enforcement sources across the area tell me the best they're doing the best they can and but as long as the marketplace stays strong someone will try to come out and fill that demand no matter how many arrests there are. live at temple university hospital in north philadelphia, i'm vernon odom channel6 "action news." ly. >> all right, vernon thank you. >>> police have not yet revealed a motive in the death of a mother in bucks county. her 30-year-old son has been arrested and charged with a crime. police say zachary cope admitted to attacking and st

i like to quote gwendolyn i like being alone but not lonely but alone is okay so learn how to like it. yeah. >> hi, so concerning what you were saying about minorities needing voice i was wondering what your opinion was on pipeline in@and censored and how people there can help get their voices outs, how to help them get their voices out. >> what a wonderful question with i'm so concerned, you know, about what's happening in the dakotas right with that pipeline imagine if a pipeline was going through arlington cemetery wouldn't there be an uproar say wait a minute. well so many of the promises and treaty have been broken for the first nation people, and what can we do? i guess what would you recommend? i'm not as smart as everybody put together here. what can we do to bring attention to what is happening in the dakotas and to help the dakota nation? i really would like to hear from you. what could we do? [inaudible] >> did you hear that there's a website to share that? [inaudible] >> oh, great. >> yes. you know, people have instagram account or young people who know how to manage, you

gwendolyn, are you with us? caller: thank you for taking my call. host: go ahead. caller: i think donald trump is going to do a fairly good job. when he was campaigning, he talked about one whose priorities was to change infrastructure for the ghettos and is the one -- obama was in -- and i thought that was excellent. obama was in office for eight years and he did nothing, especially for the people in his hometown in chicago. i think he has a dream. his dream is to make america great again, and i think he is going to follow through with some of the things he has said. people are coming over from india, and they are getting grants for hotels, and the black community is living in the ghettos, like living in world war ii. that is crazy. people are living on food stamps, they have to decide whether or not they want to sell drugs that they just to live. it is awful. i think he will do a good job. host: thank you. guest: i think it is significant that in the last days of the campaign, while hillary was chilling, donald trump was in detroit. this flies in the face of a fa

jordan gwendolyn davis and i want to say i support free city college because when they go right we go left. it would help disabled people because we be able to take risks to better our lives and help trans and queer people because we don't have families to fund us. with prop w which i voted yes on and donated to you all made a pinkie swear to this city's voters both moderate and progressive had that this new luxury tax would fund tea college and embezzlement to back out to saul san franciscans. there is reports that people want to break this because of austerity. don't put us against each other. it won't work. even with the right ring regime at the federal level don't be on the wrong side of history and keep your pirngy swear and vote yes on the supplemental. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. >> good afternoon and happy holidays. my name is ms. henry. 50 of -- first of all thank you for letting me be here. i'm a student and a late bloomer at the city college. i was one of the ones responsible for keeping the civic center there and ask you to make history and my family and my neighbo

jordan gwendolyn davis and i want to say i support free city college because when they go right we go left. it would help disabled people because we be able to take risks to better our lives and help trans and queer people because we don't have families to fund us. with prop w which i voted yes on and donated to you all made a pinkie swear to this city's voters both moderate and progressive had that this new luxury tax would fund tea college and embezzlement to back out to saul san franciscans. there is reports that people want to break this because of austerity. don't put us against each other. it won't work. even with the right ring regime at the federal level don't be on the wrong side of history and keep your pirngy swear and vote yes on the supplemental. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. >> good afternoon and happy holidays. my name is ms. henry. 50 of -- first of all thank you for letting me be here. i'm a student and a late bloomer at the city college. i was one of the ones responsible for keeping the civic center there and ask you to make history and my family and my neighbo

jordan gwendolyn davis and i want to say i support free city college because when they go right we go left. it would help disabled people because we be able to take risks to better our lives and help trans and queer people because we don't have families to fund us. with prop w which i voted yes on and donated to you all made a pinkie swear to this city's voters both moderate and progressive had that this new luxury tax would fund tea college and embezzlement to back out to saul san franciscans. there is reports that people want to break this because of austerity. don't put us against each other. it won't work. even with the right ring regime at the federal level don't be on the wrong side of history and keep your pirngy swear and vote yes on the supplemental. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. >> good afternoon and happy holidays. my name is ms. henry. 50 of -- first of all thank you for letting me be here. i'm a student and a late bloomer at the city college. i was one of the ones responsible for keeping the civic center there and ask you to make history and my family and my neighbo