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we want to pull the now ralph hodge the regional spokesman for the international committee of the red cross in the middle east he joins us tonight from beirut and mr hodges good to have you on the show your organization released a statement today saying that it's impossible to bring in a humanitarian convoy in only five hours so what framework needs to be in place if you are able if you want to be able to do your job in eastern guta. absolutely five hours are definitely not enough to bring in humanitarian aid of or over four hundred thousand people who have been living in istanbul was of the very few access to medicine food water and all the basic necessities today what is needed is the government of syria and the armed groups a lot of fighting all the all the parties fighting and east. come to an agreement to to allow humanitarian organizations the safe and repeated access into eastern going to first so that we are able to assess the humanitarian needs and devise our plan accordingly even if we are allowed in once into some good that will definitely not be enough and we would have to

and this afternoon in your way a hodge-podge of different things. a crash on the westbound side of broad street. and the good news is, unlike the last half hour. it's off to the side. penndot is on the scene and lanes are open, extra heavy on the westbound vine, and normal afternoon volume. and overturned vehicle crash near the dunkin' donuts along academy road has cleared out. and gulph mills still watching the crash along 320, that is south gulph road near upper golf road and congested in this area. and 3 miles per hour on 422 westbound first broken down truckticking out past trooper and farther west by route 29 at the on ramp a crash on the shoulder. a couple of things mostly on the side and attracting attention on 422 westbound. nice and green in newcastle county this afternoon and i made a map in case that happened. a crash involving a dart bus by the 1340 split by the super 8 or use route 9 instead. we'll check it again in the 5:00 hour. >> see you then thank you. >> meteorologist, adam joseph standing by with the accuweather forecast. >>> met

little hodge a.m. to one of my favorite movies? yes, amazing, today you guys will have to check out a philadelphia cheese steak. if you would love to check out philadelphia theater week it runs through february 18th. all kind of different price, from three to 13 positive $30, all found on our website, but for now live in center city, anita oh, cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> and eat a always thought we had a lot of responsibility here at cbs-3 but 15 characters? quite the fe each t. >> and changing in 15 seconds. >> i could never do that. that's for sure. thanks, anita. we will get back to you in about three minutes. >> well it appears we won't be seeing the content of the democratic memo on the russia investigation very soon. still ahead right here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news," this come after president trump blocks the documents release. hear why he made that decision , and what he want law makers to do next. plus: surveillance cameras, capture the moment a fire breaks out on chicago mass transit train. we will tell you why a man is no

feynman duane hodges. hodges wouldane pay the ultimate price. and talktruck his hip his right leg, he would be dead within an hour. the north koreans had made that point. they returned to one third speed. the north koreans ordered him to stop and prepare to be boarded. in the intelligence room, communications technician don bailey typed the final message to the navy. for men injured and one critically and going off the air now and destroying this gear. it was 2:33 p.m.. the ship.koreans took he was forced to give the north korean captors a tour of the finally the mental the unmistakable crash of the ship into a key here. the pueblo had arrived at her destination -- the naval yard in north korea. the 82 survivors were dissing the beginning. number six, you may not know the consequences of the intelligence loss. after the seizure, the johnson administration ordered a special investigation of the consequent as of the ship's capture for american intelligence which happily concluded that the damage was not vital. that our worldwide to medications wer

. >> reporter: but andy hodge may stop car thieves in their tracks. >> we said could we take the same features. meaning if something happens, you get the video. >> reporter: andy is the founder and ceo of the owl camera. a surveillance camera for your car that's powered on 24/7 and connected to your phone. but it does more than just record. >> if your car is being broken into and you're inside a restaurant, it doesn't let you know what's happening. >> reporter: the camera has sensors, so that if anyone touches the car, the owner will be alerted through their phone right away. >> and that means that if your car gets backed up into when you're at lunch, i'm going to get an alert on my phone. >> reporter: if someone breaks in, you can even talk through your camera using your phone. >> hey, what are you doing in my car? >> and send that video to police right away. logan doesn't leave anything in her car anymore, but she still wishes she knew who broke into it. >> i'm an advocate for having something like that in the smallest way. >> reporter: andy has had his car broken into, so he knows

rob hodge couldn't be here tonight, but he is going to be joini joining our staff. he's very familiar with the requirements of the city law and lobbying laws, as well, so we're looking forward to having him join the staff. i think you also earlier in the evening met thomas mclane who will be joining our office next month as our fourth senior investigator to round out that team working with jessica, and both individuals have terrific on spot experience. we're delighted that they're able to bring their experience to the staff joining us in the coming weeks. we have instituted a department work order with the department of human resources to continue to be as aggressive as possible to fill our outstanding positions by the end of the fiscal year. and then, lastly, but very importantly, we have, as you know, all budgets are due to the mayor's office next wednesday, the 21st, and i've attached to this an overview of the budget that -- the budget package that we plan to submit. there's no action report on your part. this year, the mayor's office again has -- as mayor lee,

democratically dominated supreme court threw out current map saying it is diluted democratic votes, it was a hodge-podge for being an example of partisan ship, court ordered state law make tours make a new one by friday , governor has not commented on this new one. we will see what happens. >>> meanwhile pennsylvania's working on a overhaul of the voting equipment, including, voter registration database. the governor ordered it, to replace they're electric tronic voting systems by machines that leave a paper trail so people cannot hack or be able to count all of the votes individually and make auditing the ballots much easier. >>> there was a correcting officer viciously attacked someplace else not the story we told but in our area, this is someplace else. coming up this whole thing where there was video of it, the inmates rushed the guard, and more, join in. there it is, you can see what happens next. >> ♪ >> we knew it was too good to be true, sorry spice girl fans but it looks like a tourist not going to happen at least this year what victoria beck ham has to say about the so-called reunion, all righ

benjamin warfield's mentor at princeton, a theologian named charles hodge, had a great way of putting this. he said the bible is a storehouse of facts. think about that phrase. a storehouse of facts. and a theologian's job is to arrange and harmonize those facts just as a scientist must the laws ofnfers nature by classifying data from the natural world. he is really saying that a theologian is a kind of scientist. and this i think really drives home the point that the princeton thinkers followed that model of common sense realism that i told you about a couple of weeks ago and how they thought about science. science is about using your god-given common sense to make sense of the data in god's creation. very different view from the idea of science that we start to see emerge with charles darwin and the thinkers who come after him who develop more sophisticated methods for dealing with uncertainty in their scientific endeavors. now, warfield and his colleagues were not dummies. these guys were sophisticated thinkers who kept abreast of the latest scholarship coming out of european unive

the hostler if you do that unknown and you accept hodges in a scalia by the neck up. and bar out how they wish a lot of how thoughtful it has done him have thought they were playing as a matter i suppose i mean not that but a year ahead canal a bundle but i make them i'm going to judge and with as i have. not been officer yet to the moon on a bluff this way it and so on and i lament ending money. and the lot of the elevator and the guy didn't even know what i had to lead his up. going to jack no. coloratura. so on it's a business of the homicides in me the demands of work done. and been in the city. on the bottom as much as possible for as one. part sort of. a core part of. my been in the us. silage a little late but. i'm now a qatari playwriting comedian and in the sun is rehearsing for his new production. of the how do i know this is a lousy. he's turning his popular you tube series called what's happening into a theatrical production. every detail is being worked on the message has to be clear. it's a story that can and is keen on telling right. like most of the co

top carolina governor jim hodges. virginia governor george allen, virginia governor gilmore and guarantor. i guess they all get to sleep in now because they are former governors. again, thanks for their participation and my personal thanks for them attending the meeting. i want to talk a little about my initiative. it has been about six months since we launched the initiative ahead of the curve innovation governors. i hope you all recall that discussion with elon musk in rhode island. i see a lot of people nodding their heads. i remember it. since that time, we have been actively engaging staff from your states and exchanging ideas on how we can prepare for the future that elon predicted or perhaps one that is less scary. that was pretty interesting. we have worked alongside some leading technology and innovation companies in the country and we appreciate their support of our work. we have seen firsthand how technologies are transforming our daily way of life in altering the way businesses and industries operate, from

. >> reporter: but andy hodge mail just stop car thieves in their tracks. >> we -- may just stop car thieves in their tracks. >> we said could you take the same features in the home security system and bring them to the car which means you get the video whether you're in or out of the car. >> reporter: andy is the ceo of owl camera, a surveillance camera for your car powered on 24/7 connected to your phone, but it does more than just record. >> if your car is being broken into and you're inside a restaurant, it doesn't let you know what's happening. >> reporter: the camera has sensors, so if anyone touches the car, the owner will be alerted through their phone right away. >> that means if your car gets backed up into when you're at lunch, i'm going to get an alert on my phone. >> reporter: and if someone breaks in, you can even talk through your camera using your phone. >> hey, what are you doing in my car? >> reporter: and send that video to police right away. logan says she doesn't leave anything in her car anymore, but she still wishes she knew who broke into it. >> i'm an advocat

south carolina governor jim hodges. virginia governor george allen. virginia governor jim gilmore. wyoming governor jim guarantor. i guess they'll get to sleep in now. they are former governors. [laughter] attending theor meeting. i want to talk about my initiative. it's been about six months since we launched the innovation ahead of the curve, innovation governors. for the gripping discussion with elon musk, i see a lot of people nodding their heads. i know i remember it. since that time, we have been actively engaging stuff from your states and exchanging ideas on how we can prepare for the predicts or one that is less scary. we've worked with innovation companies around the country and we truly appreciate their support of our week -- work. we have seen how technology is transforming our daily weight of life. from how wiki and cool our buildings to the cars we drive or the cars that drive themselves. some of you might of had the opportunity to ride the a thomas vehicle in las vegas -- to ride in the thomas vehicle -- autonomous vehicle in colorado. homes that used no-net energy a

this is eric marshall from hodges and rick santelli, welcome. starting with you, the rate moves this afternoon have been interesting, back up at 2.85, maybe headed back to the recent highs what do you think of it? >> well, 284 is the high yield close, not surprised if it came on messy friday with regard to equities, and that's high close going back, of course, to january of 2014, but i do think that we're going to usurp that by a basis point or two, by the way, up a handful of basis points now the auctions were not terrific, and i can understand why. nobody's going to catch the dropping knife when they could just go in the secondary market versus auction if they so choose listen, i think rates can be putting this away. there's a high every day people tell you what resistance is, and the way i look at it, the minute we surpass last year's high yield close of 2.63, the market has been going up, and it's going to test 3%. it's going to stop on a variety of stops along the tour, but keep focus we are going to get up there it's just a question of whe

joining us this morning to talk more about investing is craig hodges. try, it's good to see you. thank you so much for joining us. about a billion five. what do you want to do on the day that has the market a trade traded down more than thousand points and we have to figure out how to allocate that capital. where do you stand. we actually get excited about these type of environments we've been clamoring for a long time for an opportunity for a sell selloff. another were getting it everybody is getting a little scared. i think we may see a little more of this. look for great companies that go on sale. there are a lot of them out there. some of these head been knocked back in 15 to 20% just in the last week or so. we are finding the things we may have missed out on. and getting a second chance on a lot of things. when you have a selloff to this extent you really want to see a washout. you and make sure that the shark is out of the water before you go back in. at this point you feel like you saw that washout. or there's more to come. there hasn't been enough pain inflicted i remembe