in 2011, harrisburg went belly up. attorney mark schwartz is a former bond attorney who represented harrisburg during its bankruptcy. mark schwartz: wall street is more liable th h harrisburg. that mayor didn't put a gun to anybody's head. chris: wall street banks make a lot of money on commissions when brokering bond deals between cities and investors. between 2003 and 2007, the harrisburg incinerator bonds paid out $16 million in fees, with a big chunk going to wall street bankers, lawyers and consultants. for them harrisburg was a cash cow even as it was going bankrupt. mark schwartz: the motivation is you make a lot of money as an underwriter. i was in the municipal bond business as a bond lawyer and you don't get paid to not do deals." film, "the wolf of wall street," where unscrupulous wall street brokers got filthy rich off the backs of investors. >> move the money from your kwlinets' pocket to your pocket. but make clients money at the same time it is advantageous to everyone, correct? mark schwartz: my clients

current mayor of harrisburg, pennsylvania. in 2011, he watched his city become the first and still only state capital in american history to file for bankruptcy. mayor papenfuse: nobody wanted to stop the gravy train because everyone was profiting off the borrowing. chris: harrisburg's troubles began with, of all things, a broken down incinerator. in 2003 long-time mayor stephen reed decided to borrow money to fix it, by issuing bonds. one way a city can borrow money is by selling bonds. so called muni-bonds are tax free and aractive to some investors. just like a mortgage, the city promises to pay the money back on a certain date, with interest. but harrisburg's incinerator burned far more money than trash as the city borrowed, and kept borrowing. in eight years, the incinerator racked up nearly $400 million in debt, eight times the city's in 2011, harrisburg went belly up. attorney mark schwartz is a former bond attorney who represented harrisburg during its bankruptcy. mark schwartz: wall street is more liable than h harris

chris: so now harrisburg is looking for accountability. former mayor steven reed was recently indicted by a state corruption. funds. something he denies. was anything you did criminal? >> not that i know of. chris: the state is also pursuing civil and criminal investigation into the firms that made money on the bond deals. charges have yet to be filed. but mayor papenfuse believes they are coming and harrisburg may just be the beginningng paul burton is a financial reporter who covers the municipal bond market. very sleepy operation. and now thanks to the harrisburg case, you see a little bit of a groundswell of pushback that you didn't see before. chris: pushback against wall street? >> yes, exactly. chris: for longg thesese bonds that bankrupted the city? >> yes. and they're looking at deals that didn't seem so kosher. they're worried and concerned and they're paying attention. i think a day of reckoningor wawa street. sharyl: so chris, is the state doing anything about it? chris: the state is pursuing civil and criminal investigations i

we see the back edge of the system just pushing west to east out of harrisburg so we are looking for drying. some areas getting showers right now. other parts of northern atlantic county, ocean county not seeing rain at all. it's spotty right now until the final back edge does clear through, which will happen in the next couple hours. winds now not doing too badly from the northeast, and we are looking for wind to pick up as we move on through the rest of our saturday afternoon. temperatures mild, though. and sunshine possibly later on. >> all right, thanks, karen. >>> it is a done deal, the $23 million sale of the former show boat museum with the developer finalized yesterday. the new owner still has not decided if he'll reopen the showboat as a ka scasino. as for the future of the atlantic city, more spending cuts are needed, but he's not recommending bankruptcy, but budget cuts and consolidating parts of city government and regionalizing the police force and turning the fire department over to a private department. >>> consumer news now, walmart is closing more than 150 stores in

. >> will you depart from harrisburg once the budget is finally signed, sealed, delivered?my goal is to depart from harrisburg at the end of my term. end of my term will be november. seeing that what we're going through now, i will probably end up going through another process of the budget. >> the final question on that topic, then, i guess, sir, is managing both#÷>; those responsibilities. can you give chester what it needs and at the same time giving your boarder constituency, the ones you take to harrisburg, what they need in terms of representation? >> i think we will be able to give them even more. this has been a great learning and growing process for me. one of the things about being mayor of the city of chester is that you learn how to delegate and not dictate. i have learned that down through the years if you have good people in place, good staff, good personnel, we have -- i'm working with a great number of members of council, my comptroller is an awesome individual, we have a chief of staff that we rely heavily on. so if you have a great personnel that is worki

right now it's in areas near harrisburg.ing it not quite in lancaster and reading its in pottsville along i-81 near lays sell ton. not quite in mount pocono. the bulk of it is heading up to the north and east but a little bit of this could clip our northwest suburbs and that's why the national weather service has freezing rain advisory for the northwest suburbs until 10 o'clock this morning you want to watch for that carbon, monroe, berks, lehigh northampton counties. the rest of us watching for areas of black ice. we had the refreezing overnight after the melting yesterday. even some slippery sidewalks. here's a quick look at how the forecast will go for you. a little bit of freezing drizzle possible in the northwest at 8:00 a.m. with 29 degrees. by 11:00 a.m., we're above freezing and 38. by noon, 41. by 3:00 p.m. 43. that's your high. late in the afternoon and evening we get a few more showers around, matt. >> look for those. thanks karen. >>> a road rage incident sparked a violent confrontation on a street in austin, tex

harrisburg you might be seeing a few flurries out there, 24 degrees, lot colder then yesterday 7-mile an hour wind make it feel like 16, sunrise at 7:22. these are other temperatures that are teens to the north of us, so some 20's to the south of us, but these temperatures are a lot colder then yesterday at this time. cold air really settled in overnight because we have had clear skies, so 16 degrees colder in trenton then it was 24 hours ago. this is what it feels like out there four in mount pocono. in the teens to the north of us, wind chill at 16 in philadelphia. wind chill of 25 in wildwood. it is a cold one. you need a winter coat. later on you may need umbrella, do you see high temperature today 44 degrees. when precipitation begins it will start as rain in the metro area anyway and then after sunset perhaps change over to light snow showers but again, light precipitation, maybe a coating on the grass, remember the ground is still kind of warm because we had record warmth over weekend so if anything just coating on grass surfaces, 22 degrees overnight with evening flurries, tha

that's the budget passed by the republican legislature in harrisburg.unded, unbalanced and unconscionable. it'll balloon the deficit. and cuts education by $95 million dollars. causing governments to raise property taxes. all while protecting the gas industry by refusing to make them pay their fair share. call your legislator. tell them to fund education, stop the deficit from ballooning out of control, and build a better future for pennsylvania. >> "inside story" is presented by temple university. temple fuels students with academics and opportunities to take charge. plugged into the city, powered by the world. temple.edu/takecharge. >> welcome back. time for our insiders' inside stories of the week. ajay, we'll start with you. >> speaking of great reporters and reporting, matt katz, former inquirer reporter, spent two years with governor chris christie, who's surging in the polls, as you know. and it's a revealing book. it comes out in two weeks. i got an early read on it. it's a compelling read. whether or not you have traveled the george washington

. >> and reporters from the sister stations in harrisburg, pennsylvania and baltimore, maryland, are keeping a close eye on the situation. baltimore, maryland. we're in the snow before the storm. workers are hard at work in the city trying to get rid of the first layer of snow ahead of a very treacherous winter storm expected this weekend. the national weather service has declared a blizzard watch for the greater baltimore area. already, roadways are iced over with snow and residual ice. we're told by officials as well as those living and working in the area, this is a great day of practice for what's to come. we're expecting conditions of possible whiteout conditions. zero visibilities on the roadways and up to one to two feet of snow. baltimore under a layer of ice, preparing for what's to come. >> it's the calm before the snow in harrisburg, pennsylvania. a little snow resting on the system. that will be nothing compared to 12-16 inches of snow predicted beginning friday night, running morning. of course, that means food stores like the giant here outside of harrisburg is packed.

. >> we obviously so have to continue to fight for all the funds we need to harrisburg.t will be a fight every year. instead of ring our hands and giving up we'll put back in the music programs, the art progra programs, reading programs, after school programs. because this organization the fund for the schools in philadelphia is the way we'll attack this. >> reporter: big bucks donors put up $650,000. then fund volunteers in park link fedoras worked the crowd for more. >> people want to be able to help. the fund allows somebody to have $5, 500, 5,000 or half a million dollars to be able to give. >> reporter: perhaps the happiest man in the room school superintendent dr. william hite who knows all too well the city cannot count on help from harrisburg. >> these are things that get basic supplies into classrooms. thing that we shall be take fog granted that unfortunately we haven't been able to take for granted here in philadelphia. >> reporter: kenney like this president source sore michael nutter takes office after a long tenure in city council. but nutter never enjoyed

and hopefully this is a tool we could use in harrisburg to explain to them why we need the resources that we need. when you provide the resources children do flourish, last month governor tom wolf releases emergency funds to schools and it's not clear how long that money will last. >>> good news from camden the city as graduate rate continues to climb, the superintendant made the announcement today from the library of the brim medical arts high school. the graduation rate is rising since 2012, and district officials say that camden high schools are making progress faster than high schools in other cities in the garden state. >>> coming up more movement in the eagles camp as the birds work to landing a new head coach, we'll tell you who interviewed for the job today and who is up next. >> vice president, joe biden, addresses president obama's executive actions on gun control. with a one-on-one interview with me yesterday. >> a storm out west, bringing us a soaking rain, and more information on the timing and the cold air to follow, coming up in the accuweather forecast. >>> the obama

the republicans in harrisburg were fighting each other over the state budget. that's right.h other. the republican state senate passed a responsible budget that "begins" to fund education but the republican house of representatives has insisted on a budget that fails to fund education and balloons the deficit. call your legislator, tell them to pass a budget that's right for pennsylvania. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to buy a house. i know how it feels to be stressed about money. i understand what a scary word "retirement" is, and i can help. because i'm not just a fellow dad, fellow mom, fellow saver, i'm a fellow citizen. who gets up every day and tries her best. just like you. sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling alex payne tom coughlin just resigned last tuesday but obviously a forced resignation. he wants to coach again. coughlin has head coaching experience and in his 12 years with the new york giant he won two super bowls. he got his first head coaching job with the expansion jacksonville jaguars in 1

. >>> folks from the area travel to harrisburg for the start of the pennsylvania farm show, the nation's largest indoor agricultural event featuring competitions, thousands of animals, and it runs through next saturday at the farm show complex and expo center in harrisburg. also today, there's a protest against fracking outside the farm show. more than 140 farmers calling on the governor to protect their land by stopping the hydraulic drilling for natural gas. $800 million can buy happiness? the power ball jackpot is breaking records for the drawing. tickets are selling every minute. your chances of winning are 1 in 292 million, and chances of losing are 100%. that's not stopping folks from dreaming big. all right, how you improve your odds? let the computer choose numbers because when people use birth dates or favorite numbers, they pick numbers 31 and under. that ignores the fact that 69 numberered balls. >>> now your first alert weather. >>> well, we're looking at a mild to the day, temperatures in the 30s and 40, mild today, warmer sunday, and we have to contend with rain along the w

baltimore, washington airport, bwi, 29 inches. 30 inches harrisburg. notice the white lores here. 20, 25 inches. jfk 30 inches. central park incredibly 26.8. the all-time record was 26.9. so they were just short of it. here is your morning commute. no snow in the forecast. should be a-okay heading out and about tomorrow morning. i do think you may need the shades tomorrow, although a few clouds here and there. this is tomorrow morning around 9:00, 10:00. uneventful throughout much of your day tomorrow. temperatures will rise to near 40. we will have a few more clouds around today versus what we saw -- or i should say tomorrow versus today. then look what happens tomorrow night. look at these temperatures. we're near 40 tomorrow night but we bring in rain showers along, believe it or not, a warm front. so we will stay warm as we head through tuesday morning, then a little bit of a cooling trend during the day tuesday afternoon, and notice a few snow showers are around. they will be light tuesday into wednesday. so this is a pretty tranquil weather patte

we are seeing in harrisburg a few flurries, again this is not expect to be a big storm.is a clipper system which traditionally is not that big of a deal but it will happen, 25 degrees right now, feels like 17. high of 45, which means bob kelly will start off with rain showers, and then the snow showers. >> yes. >> it will be a mixed bag as we like to call it. so right now we are dealing with a couple of accidents, backup on the bennie, how about some jam to go with your bennie ride into downtown philadelphia. an accident here this is the the north bound ramps from 202, to eastbound schuylkill expressway. that is causing a backup. how is your curve. we have an accident at conshohocken curve eastbound coming in toward the city and that is causing a a delay and then east on 422, an accident right at the sanatoga interchange working your way in towards king of prussia. southbound i-95 your morning crawl from cottman down through girard. we will grab a cup of coffee stay right there we will be right back. >>> got to love it all. >> do you really love it all. >> i love it all.

obviously things still very much in flux out in harrisburg with regard to school funding. the theme is very simple. we'll do what we can to help philadelphia schools and we'll do so right out of the starting gate. guys? >> bruce, that is good news. thank you. >>> meanwhile now former philadelphia mayor michael nutter's last act in office was a visit to his alma mater st. joe's prep in north philadelphia this morning. nutter says he believes the city will be in great hands with mayor kenney and he looks forward to supporting him in the mayor's team. nutter says although many challenges remain he feels the city is a little bit safer and is hoping that kenney will continue those improvement for a complete wrap up of fox 29's coverage of the inauguration of the newest mayor of philadelphia, just visit our website fox29.com. >>> skyfox over a crash involv involving a delaware state trooper and four on the drivers that happened near the intersection of route 896 and old baltimore pike in newark right around noon. five vehicles in all there. although people are hurt, none of thei

. >>> america's largest indoor kg culture show is under way in harrisburg. millions come to see the pennsylvania farm show. the event opened yesterday. it features competitions involving thousands of animals and the beautiful clydesdales took center stage today. the farm show runs through next saturday at the farm show complex and expo center in harrisburg. brittney back with a final look at the forecast. the weather is running the gamut this week. >> it's been a wild weekend. we'll see more changes through the workweek. let's look at our temperatures, how they'll play out as we head into the rest of tonight. it will drop down quickly into the 40s we go by 9:00 p.m. overnight we'll actually get down into the 20s. so by tomorrow morning when you're heading to work, mainly in the 20s for allentown, 30 in philadelphia, by 8:00 a.m. 28 in -- as we go through the day, take a lack look at our temperatures, they don't budge much, this is the first of two arctic blasts hitting our area, one toerm, the other on wednesday. the temperatures will be in the 30s as we hea

the snow is making some progress, some very light snow just to the northwest of harrisburg, you can see steadier snow in western pennsylvania, the snow showers will be scattered, and here this afternoon. mixing with rain in philadelphia. but this morning stays dry. 25 degrees at 6:00, by 9:00, 32. and 43 degrees at lunch time. 43 as snow showers try to move into our area. we'll go through the few terb cast hour by hour when i'm back to show you where you'll see snow and see rain this afternoon. jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. >> that's right, bill. on the schuylkill expressway now this is around route 202, you can see a little dark in there but some heading out the door this early. we have a 10-minute drive time to the blue route, average speed there 68 miles per hour so some are going ovwver 70. the ramp closed from 295 southbound to route 42 northbound that will be closed for the next half hour or so until about 5:00 this morning. heading out the door to take mass transit, no major delays so far, septa, patco, new jersey transit and dart. >> thanks. 4:32. tracking snow

that manages harrisburg and erie which dipped below $2-gallon last week.ccording to aaa pennsylvania's overall average is still above $2 at 2.15. delaware drivers are paying around a 1.90. new jersey looking at a 1.83 on average and the national average is 1.99. >>> automaker general motor social security making half million dollar invest in many ride sharing company lyft as part of the deal gm will work to develop an on demand network for self driving cars. the companies will also set up short-term car rental hubs across the united states. at the hubs people who do not own cars can pick up a car so they can work as lyft drivers. >>> local student is giving back to fellow teenagers. the idea started when hannah sexton broke her foot. while she recover the runner gathered her extra clothing clog asked friends for theirs as well and set up a pop up cloth clothg boutique for girls her age at a women's shelter. >> i can't express how words i feel. it's incredible. confidence into a new school with a new outfit it might, you know, make or break their futu futur

that's the budget passed by the republican legislature in harrisburg.t's unfunded, unbalanced and unconscionable. it'll balloon the deficit. and cuts education by $95 million dollars. causing governments to raise property taxes. all while protecting the gas industry by refusing to make them pay their fair share. call your legislator. tell them to fund education, stop the deficit from ballooning out of control, and build a better future for pennsylvania. wow. the internet is crazy fast here. i know, right? it's so nice to have everyone over. hi hey. mmm. i just laid an egg. does anybody want it? joey, you want some gasoline? yes, please. mom, guess what? i married a clown and we're having tiny little clown babies. mhm. i just bought a hammer. with internet fast enough for everyone, your guests might get a bit carried away. get out of the past. get fios.

. >>> happening now, a war of words over state spending still raging on in harrisburg.n the one side angry governor tom wolf. on the other side a dug in republican controlled legislat legislator. this week governor wolf gutting their budget which is already a full six months late. but as fox 29's jeff cole reports tonight, public schools will get a little something. >> reporter: gregory young is relieved city schools will open after the holidays and remain that way for the next few months but that's about as far as his good feelings go. >> a lot of schools is missing out on art programs, such as after school programs. me personally i feel like my kids really it's tough for and the kids beyond my kids is going to suffer if the school don't get better. >> reporter: governor wolf isn't happy either. >> they simply left town before finishing their job. >> reporter: wolf flocked a nasty budget standoff with legislators opened the money tap just a trickle tuesday to fund public schools and human services but then launched a broad side on republicans in harrisburg. >> i am exp

so maybe some flurries right now around harrisburg. i think what you are seeing here on radar is probably not making it to the ground. just be prepared for another cold start, in fact, colder then yesterday, with the actual temperature, but we have wind chills in the teens, yesterday, so, it is still going to be pretty cold. 16-degree wind chill in philadelphia right now. 7:22 is your sunrise time. so temperatures, the the actual temperatures in the teens in the north of us and a few to the the south, and this is colder, then yesterday, by ten, 14, 13 degrees, depending on where you live. these are the wind chills, dress for temperatures in the teens. that is what the the wind chillies in just about every where, if not, it feels like the 20's. the here's we go with 45 degrees for a high temperature. milder then yesterday afternoon which is why we're starting off with rain showers change to go snow showers and then tonight, as everything dissipates we will get down to 22 degrees with the wind up to 30 miles an hour, we will wake up tomo

. >> these may seem like small things compared to a full funding formula from harrisburg but i will tell you these folks will use that money to its highest and best use. >> the mayor ended the party early saying hey, he's got to get up early today. there's a lot of work to be done. >>> you can see more on mayor kenny's fares day in office on 6abc.com. we have posted all the highlights from the inauguration and the day long festivities. >> time right now is 5:37 and even though it is cold, skiers won't find too many local spots to hit the slopes. jack frost/big boulder in monroe county is one of the only nearby resorts currently opened to skiers. blue mountain in carbon county has powered up its snow makers and expects to be opened by thursday. >>> here's a live look from our sky6 camera atop spring mountain in montgomery county. that is scheduled to be opened to the public tomorrow afternoon but you see once again those snow guns are on and these cold temperatures at the very least are good for making snow. >> finally they're able to do that, right. hopefully it will be a good time for t

and harrisburg. philadelphia 12 to 18. new york city 8 to 12. winds will be incredible. wind gusts 40 to 50. and big time coastal flooding as well. this is a huge storm on the south side. that's where we are. the front tomorrow and the potential for severe weather more coming up in a bit. >> mike, thank you. >>> and the misery map. delays not looking bad now. tomorrow probably a different story. airlines have canceled over 1000 flights ahead of the storm. 13 of those were scheduled to leave from tampa international. and if you are flying to tomorrow you may want to check your flight first before leaving. >>> allegations against putin tonight. into the 2006 killing of a former spy. it is stated that putin most him. we have more from london. >> reporter: strong reaction from russia after putin is accused of being part of a plot. a judge said the president probably approved the killing of the former kgb agent who died in london after drinking tea laced with a radioactive isotope. murder. >> there was one goal and clear from the start to ville government. >> and they froze t

. >>> near harrisburg, the constable was met at the door by the 12-year-old that was killed's father, and the father pointed a rifle at the constable, and the constable fired at the father, and the bullet passed through the >>> charged with assault after a woman got into a fight with her father at a utah home. and the man told the police that the daughter pushed him down two flights of stairs and last month. she said that her father pulled her hair, and she is hoping that this private family manner can be resolved amicably. >>> and brickman, the actor, has died at the age of 69 and he was an actor in harry potter and many movies. >>> leonardo dicaprio and sylvester's -- sylvester stallone, best supporting actor report from la.>> reporter: the resonant leads the oscar with -- the revenant leads they oscar nominees, and the action epic mad max fury road earned 10 nominations, and the martian got the best actor nod for matt damon. rounding out the best picture category art the big short, bridge of spies, spotlight, and michael fassbender. the critically acclaimemecarol picture, but rudy

and harrisburg, in the 50s. and groundhog day at 55. we're on the wedge on tuesday. and there's a decent chance for rain and back to reality >> whitney: i like that. actually i don't like that. i like the 60s. >> will: you like the alliteration there. >> whitney: the biggest football day of the year is right around the corner. and a panthers fan is getting ready to cheer her team on. we caught up with mary ward, 93. >> reporter: like everyone else, mary ward can't get enough of the team. >> the only time i watch other teams is when they're playing the panthers. i've got no interest in the rest of them. her grandson fell -- grandson showed her the game. >> i love them all, but cam is the one i cater too. and davis, he's a good player and sportsman. what i like about all of them, they all play like a support is supposed to be played. >> reporter: mary has lived in this same home in vail county has never missed a panthers game except when she's had to work. ward says that she'll watch the game with her family. >> i'll tell the coach keep pounding and keep going. he's do

the pennsylvania farm show continues in harrisburg.t opened yesterday and features competitions with thousands of animals. it runs through next saturday in harrisburg. >>> a good sunday morning. it's a wet one. we have rain falling heavy in some spots across the area, but we are starting to see improvements and drying to the south, so we will break it down for you because we have a little bit going on here. rain heavy at times before things really start to improve, and we're also looking at the possibility of record warmth. already near 60 degrees in philadelphia. by this afternoon, we could hit 65 and 63 is the record so there's a chance we will beat that. we are looking at a chilly workweek. outside, starting to see it brighten up just a bit. still raining and 59 degrees in philadelphia, and winds out of the southeast at 11 miles per hour. you can see lots of spots where we are seeing drying, and that's good news compared to an hour ago. the rain has been falling for several hours and some has been heavy. we have pounding on the road

. >> the pennsylvania farm show continues in harrisburg. the show opened yesterday and features competitions with thousands of animals. this is in harrisburg. >>> still ahead, we will explain why pope francis is comparing the church to a field hospital in a new book. ♪ to be fearless...is not a gift. it is not a given. fearless is a choice. one that's yours to make. will you be bold? will you be brave? you can. because you have the power of a card that opens doors in all fifty states. the one most accepted by top doctors and specialists. independence blue cross. live fearless. open enrollment is now. go online and sign up today. >>> mercy is the theme of the new book by pope francis, his first book is called "the name of god is mercy." the pope is critical of the scholars of the law who are not open to showing unconditional love and mercy for sinners. he compares the church to the field hospital where treatment is given first to the most wounded. >>> incredible story, this one. two boys who fell through thin ice on a massachusetts pond are

john rawlins is covering the story and live in harrisburg to break down what the report means and where we go from here john. >> reporter: sharrie, are you right. wait and see sum its up at this point, people are waiting for a roadmap, known as direct removal but instead the special committee tasked with this assignment says the senate should wait for a decision on miss kane's appeal to the supreme court. >> the committee decide tropical disturbance would be inappropriate for the senate to consider this action. >> after months of work it was expected that the senate special committee would say go or no go to remove kathleen kane from office. instead advising them to wait and see to see if the supreme court reinstates the law license. if she is reinstated -- but if it remains it should move on the removal vote of kane. >> we had the concern that the license could be restored before a vote was taken on removal. i think prudence dictates that should be heard first and the supreme court gives us direction on that. >> and the city did not recommend how the senate should vote if there is ever

and up to harris hurg harrisburg and that area as well. wind gusts pushing 30 to 40, and temperatures only in the mid 50's and then the coldest night of the season, and you get i don't know that and it's looking chilly for sunday afternoon. i will have numbers for the children's parade coming up on the fox 13 11:00 news. >> for most of the country that is not snowed in, drivers will be enjoying low gas prices. national average falling for a 16th straight day. and meantime it was a december to remember for the housing market. sales rising in the final month of 2015 capping off the best month in over a decade. and stocks rallying again, this time boosting by rising oil price, up 210, capping a volatile month of trading. and the winter white house, sometimes called camelot, has items going up for auction. >> and here are your winning lotto numbers. before we go here at 10:00, this the eighth annual palm harbor citrus festival got under way just a few moments ago. it features features carnival games and food and music. they celebrate citrus in

. >>> a brief lull the activity west of the harrisburg and pottsville pushing in here through the evenings, ahead of that front, temperatures have warmed to 44 if philadelphia and 45 in millville and dover, even above freezing in the lehigh valley, the only place below freezing is satellite and radar. passing past north of philadelphia, the actual arctic front, meaning businesses that pushed through state college and also parts of lewis town and west of harrisburg and as you dip down to west providence, moving quickly to the east so quick reduced visibility passing through it can coat the ground north and west of philadelphia, watch the early snow showers with the actual front, the winds are gusting 45 to 50 miles per hour with the front dropping the temperature to 20 to 24 degrees, a wind advisory until 5:00 in the morning, future tracker at 7:30, the snow showers start to break up as they push in from the west at 7:30, moving close to philadelphia, through philadelphia at 8:00, and 8:30, and 9:00 in central new jersey and pushes off the coast after the 9:00 hour. the big story is the wi

buzzer-beater 3-pointer-----and the captains are a juggernaut--they win 90 to 41 over penn state harrisburg---now 17 and 1-----11 and 0 in the capital athletic conference---- i'm nathan epstein---welcome to the sportswrap---trey freeman joined the 1,000 point club at old dominion, while the monarchs managed a road win at florida atlantic on thursday---- still in the sunshine state--- tonight--taking on florida atlantic---both teams with identical 11 and 10 records---right next to eachother in the conference usa who doesn't want a trip down to miami--- odu wearing the dark jerseys--first half---aaron bacote for three--- had 15 points off the bench--- boy has trey freeman been on a tear these last 6 games----burries the 3 ball--- odu led 26-24 at halftime--- second half----monarchs running---freeman off the backboard--- brandon stith with the cleanup dunk--- he had 13--- three 24 left-------odu only up 3----stith again--- minute 18 left-----odu is up 58- 56----freeman----with the dagger--- odu seals it at the line----they get the 64-60 win--- breaking news---for the first time in 6 games----t

harrisburg may spend the day groundhog day, 55. wednesday, rain and 61. and thursday-saturday dry but temperatures middle 40s. >> whitney: all right. good news for tennis >> whitney: sinclair broadcast group, the parent company of this station, is expanding further into entertainment program. as kia jackson tells us -- >> reporter: with rights to the top 100 tennis tournaments in the world, only 24 hour channel in the game is the tennis channel. >> it's exciting obviously. we are all about bringing the world's greatest tennis to the >> reporter: tennis channel now becomes a part of sinclair broadcast group. it's part of the company's commitment to providing news and entertainment throughout the country. and soon more people will have access to tennis channel. the network will reach 50 million homes in the u.s. >> we have gotten to a certain point. and now sinclair can unlock that and make that available to the united states. >> it's a mainstream point. the production values are the equivalent of espn. and the announcers are world-class. some of the best t

the republicans in harrisburg were fighting each other over the state budget. that's right.n state senate passed a responsible budget that "begins" to fund education but the republican house of representatives has insisted on a budget that fails to fund education and balloons the deficit. call your legislator, tell them to pass a budget that's right for pennsylvania. >>> ♪ >>> good morning, america, it's 8:00 a.m. and happy new year. we're helping you transform your look, your life, right now. how to master your weight loss resolution. dr. ashton here with three things to focus on. ♪ >> it's a new year and a new you. joel osteen is here getting us positively ready for 2016. how to start the year off with your family, friends and faith. >>> and what's hot in 2016. out with the old and in with the new. fashion, beauty and lifestyle trends you'll be dying to try. is it time to say good-bye to the man bun? >>> and what's the perfect way to start the new year? with a performance from one direction as we say -- >> all: good morning, america. ♪ baby i'm perfect ♪ should auld acquai

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. ♪ the republicans in harrisburg were fighting each other over the state budget. that's right.h other. the republican state senate passed a responsible budget that "begins" to fund education but the republican house of representatives has insisted on a budget that fails to fund education and balloons the deficit. call your legislator, tell them to pass a budget that's right for pennsylvania. ♪ >>> we are getting a look inside the 63-story luxury hotel in due by that went up in flames on new year's eve. you can see the extensive damage, charred debris and whole lot of water. firefighters worked for more than 12 hours to douse the flames. smoke was still billowing from the high rise yesterday. 14 people were hurt while evacuating the building. witnesses say it was terrifying. >> there was a lot of smoke coming out and we saw the fire here in the hotel and also two explosions and it was scary. and we were wondering what's happening next. >> the flames broke out just before due by's new year's eve firework diss plasm the show did go on as planned. still no word on the cause of that

the republicans in harrisburg were fighting each other over the state budget. that's right. each other. the republican state senate passed a responsible budget that "begins" to fund education but the republican house of representatives has insisted on a budget that fails to fund education and balloons the deficit. call your legislator, tell them to pass a budget that's right for pennsylvania. that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... ♪ standing by for fun. ♪ violent fight at a local high school, and cell phone video recorded this thingful girls come to blows in the bathroom. the rest room over at mlk. >> security guards jumped in. took place at martin luther king high school in germantown. a girl hit in the head by another student and video of the fight was posted to facebook. the 12th grade victim spoke to fox 29 anonymously and said she didn't personally know the classmate, but still wanted to ask her why. >> i said, why would you want to fight me? we don't even know each other. she thought i was coming at her but i wasn't. >> the school district spoke

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