holly: hi. i'm holly. nice to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you.ou guys think about them cutting and sewing things like lamb and goat and jockstraps? katie: it takes about three times as long to do a lamb product as a shirt product... -holly: mm-hmm. -katie:...just because the shirt construction is super simple. lemonis: and how much money do you make on the lamb product versus the shirt product? katie: oh, shirt is way more. i mean, it cost us, what, about $30, i'd say, to make a shirt, and we sell it for over $100. and, a lamb product, we sell for $17. lemonis: and it costs three times the amount of time -to make it, takes three times? -katie: yeah. yeah. lemonis: have you guys gotten together and had an opinion with the two of them and said, "this is ridiculous"? holly: it doesn't really matter. lemonis: at all? holly: we're kind of, like, on our own out here. nobody really comes out here. it gets really hot in here. -lemonis: no ac in here. -holly and katie: no ac. holly: every friday, they're gone fishing. lemonis: they're gone fishing. holly:

particularly in holly's situation, as where the home is a total loss.here is nothing left. >> jones doesn't have the authority to require 100% payment for fire victims. but he plans to publicly post the names of insurance companies that will and will not give fire victims a break from the paperwork. >> so what room is this here? >> master bedroom. >> that was the master bedroom? >> yes. >> holly wants insurance agents to start disclosing how the claims process works before they sell a policy. to tell customers they might be required to do a full home inventory after a disaster to get paid. >> you think you should have been told that up front? ? snz yeah. and here is how you do it and here is what we need. >> but that didn't happen. >> no. >> we have asked state farm to reassess holly's case. >> if you were a good neighbor you would pay me what you owe me for what i pay for all these years. >> here is how can you protect yourself right now. do a home inventory before disaster strikes. and it is simple really. take a tour of your home with your smart phon

on the 800 block of north holly street. firefighters found heavy smoke on the first and second floors of the rowhouse. one person was found on the first floor and rushed to the hospital. it took 20 minutes to get the fire under control. we're asking questions about how the fire started. >>> also new this morning, firefighters getting control of another fire that damaged a home in west philadelphia. there were flames coming from the first floor of the home on e of north brooklyn when firefighters got to the scene around 11:00 p.m., nobody was injured in that fire. we could learn more about a deadly house fire that killed a philadelphia firefighters as well another person this fire happened saturday inside a philadelphia row home. lieutenant matt laterno died after falling debris pinned him in the fire. firefighters across the city and in his hometown of springfield delaware county have put up black bunting in honor of the 11 year firefighter. investigators have not released the name of the second victim. >>> there's a franti

. >> welcome back holly welcome to the cold. >> yeah. >> we're dealing with a lot of it out there. graphic told it all. so cold there's school delays. believe it or not we'll get colder later this week. >> hey, mike, so cold contending with a water main break there. that makes it difficult as the water can easily freeze. we'll let you know where the work around spots are as you get ready for a very busy morning. holly, maureen. >> speaking of cold weather related problems breaking early this morning out of the district a flooded middle school in southeast. >> concern is over kramer q street it could be part of a mains in the area. melanie alnwick is live on the scene with the latest. mel, what can you tell us. >> good morning, guys, so, quite a bit of activity early morning in southeast as we take a look at kramer middle school and washington gas crews, they started to dig in the middle of the concrete plaza in front of the school trying to dig down there to get to some of the gas lines. we understand there's a gas leak on top of the water. up to 4 feet or more of water flooding th

holly called us and so can you. the number is 888-996-tips.we are online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. have a great weekend. >> thank you very much. now that it's monday. 4:56 right now. >>> football fans this morning still buzzing about one of the wildest finishes in years? it happened at the end of yesterday's game between minnesota and new orleans with the vikings down to their last play. take a look. >> steps into it, pass is caught. touchdown! >> there it goes. that's minnesota's stefon diggs scoring that improbable 61-yard touchdown. saints fans will undoubtedly remember that missed tackle that allowed diggs to break free. minnesota will face philadelphia in the nfc championship game. in the afc new england plays jacksonville. >> look at those white pants. you know, the grass stains on those, that's what i see there. it's 4:57 right now. >>> coming up next kari has a look at our forecast. will the kids be playing outside? >> i think so and a lot of people heading out to the martin luther king jr. day march and parade, we will start to see

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holly is bracing herself for thousands listed. what is the point of the contents list anyway?ble to find anyone adequately able to answer our questions. insurance trade group says it stops fraud. >> people try to cheat insurance companies but not in a disaster. >> reporter: a san francisco nonprofit that helps people with insurance. >> they know that people are going to leave a lot of money on the table. >> reporter: only one insurance company safeco told us they are paying fire victims 100% without a written inventory. others say the amount reduced as much at 75%. she says state farm is giving her two years when all she wants is to move on today. >> it is not just me. it is my neighbors. >> reporter: she is right, and we checked with the california department of insurance. hundreds of people have complained. >> it is overwhelming and we understand this. >> reporter: california insurance commissioners just issued this notice. their deadline is tomorrow. >> and i am confident they could all wave it particularly in holly's situation where the home is a total loss. there is nothi

coming up in the programme, i'm holly hamilton live from the nba in london where the boston celtics aree philadelphia 76ers in what is set to be the most exciting uk nba match today... —— to date. hello and welcome along. the referee who awarded a controversial penalty which eventually cost northern ireland their world cup play—off against switzerland last year — well, he has now admitted he made a mistake. ovidiu hategan ruled that corry evans blocked a shot, with his arm during the first leg, despite replays showing the ball struck the player's shoulder. nial foster reports. perhaps it will come as little comfort to northern ireland supporters but the referee ovidiu hategan has admitted that he got it wrong back in november. translation: it was a sad and unpleasant moment for me. it was sad because i made that mistake and painful because with my team of officials we had been performing well. in our world, the referees are the same as the goalkeepers. everybody sees the mistake. the introduction of var technology was too late for the play—offs that used in the fa cup only this week and

jeanette reyes is on the 800 block of north holly street.rning, jennette. >> reporter: good morning, tam, this is the third person to die in a house fire in just a matter of days, we know a fire lieutenant died a couple of days ago, take a live look behind me, the medical examiner arriving seconds ago. take a look at the home where this happened. they are inside trying to find the cause of the fire. before we go to video, i want to show you the fire hydrant just a few feet away, despite having it here it was not enough. there are no neighbors on either side of the home or across the street. so the calls came in too late. by the time firefighters arrived they responded to the call in 3 minutes, by the time they arrived they put out the fire in 20 minutes, by the time they got inside the occupant pant was dead. neighbors say it was a woman, officials are not officially confirming that. take a listen to what they had to say about the fire and the time it took them to get this down and get inside. >> late notification is always an issue. we got

coming up in the programme, i'm holly hamilton live from the nba in london where the boston celtics are due to take on the philadelphia 76ers in what is set to be the most exciting uk nba match today... —— to date. hello and welcome along. the referee who awarded a controversial penalty which eventually cost northern ireland their world cup play—off against switzerland last year — well, he has now admitted he made a mistake. ovidiu hategan ruled that corry evans blocked a shot, with his arm during the first leg, despite replays showing the ball struck the player's shoulder. nial foster reports. perhaps it will come as little comfort to northern ireland supporters but the referee ovidiu hategan has admitted that he got it wrong back in november. translation:

holly road. there's a pole down there.he right-hand shoulder and right lane are blocked, still open, though. not seeing a total closure. 202 looking good. ten minutes north and south from route 30 to the schuylkill expressway. speeds also into the 60s. >> thanks for that. >>> a troubling shortage has hospitals on the edge. >> it impacts our ability to deliver care to patients. to fix the problem and what's causing it. >>> plus there -- >> get out of here, go! >> wall of mud. new video captures the terror as people try to get out of the way of a deadly mudslide in california. >>> and a curse word controversy. what president trump calls two countries that how lawmakers are reacting. ,000 deaths in america last year. we need to stand up and say enough. the only way this problem is going to be solved is if we raise our voices. choose help over helplessness, hope over hopelessness. make sure that the lives we've lost will not have been lost in vain. addiction is a disease. when you ask for help, help is there for you. >>> in ne

. >> holly morris joins us now with what you're engaged with on social media. >> holly. >> good to see you. first up, dangerously low temperatures are felt across most of north america. temperatures on new year's day were record breaking making for the chillest celebration since at least 1917 and cold won't stop. national weather service issued wind chill advisorys in a number of areas from south texas all the way to canada. montana, and wyoming now in the west through new england to northern tich maine. >> residents in california started new year on high note. recreational marijuana is now officially legal in cali california. historic day arrived any golden state two decades after california paved way for legal pot bypassing first medical marijuana law in kuptsry states were quicker to use recreational. call call is largest state to legal lies marijuana sales. >> let's switch gears. miss america pageant chosen gretchen carlson new chair at miss america board of directors. first time a former winner served as leader of nearly 100 year old organization and announcement comes days after

yes, holly. it was their series encapsulated in a day.re there is hope they seem to find trouble. those wickets tilted the balance in australia's favour. england batted in murky conditions. they lost careless early wickets. in joe in murky conditions. they lost careless early wickets. injoe root and dawid malan they started to rebuild their innings. malan was dropped by steve smith. both batsmen went to 50 and both look pretty co mforta ble went to 50 and both look pretty comfortable as england got to 220—3. with the third ball of the new ball joe root hit it's straight to mitchell marsh. you could see how disappointed he was. it was such a big wicket. instead of sending a night watchman in to see at the end

holly says it's cruel to put people through that. she also says she had no idea when she bought her policy that she would have to prove on paper what she had, even if she lost everything. you think you should have been told that up front? >> yeah. and then, here's how you do it, and here's what we'll need. >> reporter: but that didn't happen. >> no, it didn't happen. >> reporter: holly is not alone. we've learned that hundreds of north bay fire victims have filed complaints with the state. tonight, after the golden globes, what the insurance commissioner is doing about it. and why insurers say the written inventory is necessary. >>> plus, we'll walk you through the steps you can take right now to try to prevent the headache holly is feeling. if you have a consumer complaint, call us. 888-996-tips. or visit nbcbayarea.com/response. i'll see you again tonight after the golden globes. >> thanks, chris. >>> it is just about 7:19. we'll check in viani. you say a ton of rain. >> and a flash flood watch is expected to be in place tomorrow f

this morning about two hours ago on the 800 block every north holly street. that's in the belmont section. not far from lancaster avenue. it it is not take firefighters long to bring the flames under control, but the call did come in too late to save the person inside. >> late know note know case is always issue, but got here as early as we k the company did valient job every getting inside. unfortunately we suffered another tragedy. >> no word yet on the victim's identity. also unclear at this point if the home had working smoke detectors. >>> crews have shut offer another broken water main 54th , the city water department says if there are more water main breaks it will not sends crews until this morning unless there is property damage. ten water main breaks happened in the city sunday along keeping crews from the water department very busy. one every them happened at 19th and west court land and logan, they sent at least a inch every watt near one man's basement. >> this is rough. the whole basement, we are working on finishing it, we got carpet in every r

holly to hainesport, lumberton, mt.rel, moorestown and maple shade everywhere we went work crews and residents were digging out. >> as the train of snowplows made their way down route 38 in burlington county thursday afternoon, plowing and salting, martial lawrence and his son nathan were scooping up snow in their driveway in hainesport as fast as it fell. >> it's not bad. no, not bad. pretty light. pretty easy shoveling. not heavy. it's good stuff. >> easy. working on it. >> reporter: downtown mt. holly looked like a ghost town except for a single shoveler at the robin's nest on washington street. snow crews were also hard at work along main street in moorestown. that's where we found thomas mount and his co-worker grinding it out. >> bad. push it and it's covered right back up. it's bad. stay home. stay off the roads. that's what i would do. >> it's cold and it's very win windy. um the roads are slippery. um, but i like driving in the snow. so -- report meanwhile john wisnewski and his familiarly from westampton piled

for this is holly first, jeff, johnny and sevin. thank you. >> i'm holly bradford. i work at the san francisco drug users union. first i want to thank you for being here and for listening to us today. i want to beg you to please let this happen in san francisco. a supervised injection facility is so needed. there's such a street-based using population. i've traveled all offer the world and lived in cambodia. i've never seen close to what we have in america like we have in san francisco. it benefits the drug users and the population that lives in san francisco. the population doesn't want to see people in the street injecting drugs and needles and the drug users won't want to be seen injecting in the streets and it saves the city money because we get them health care. what i want to say is behind me for the first time i know had are injection drug users from the streets of san francisco here to tell you why they feel sup supervised injection services are important and it takes a lot of guts. you're a hidden population and to come out and put themselves in front of yo

holly five. chadds ford, four. and new castle, delaware, 2.6.otals bayville, new jersey, 16. brick township, 12.5. pleasantville 10.5. pomona, nine. wildwood crest seven. and king of prussia you were in our four to six range 4-inches of snow for you. take look at these temperatures. in the 20s so obviously that light snow that fell not wet snow with this at all like a packed powder at the ski slopes 14 right now in the poconos. 25 in allentown and 24 in wilmington. wind chills six below in the poconos. we'll go down possible toll about 20 below tonight. in philadelphia the wind chill 11. in wilmington seven. in millville the wind chill only eight above. a wind chill advisory goes into effect early tomorrow morning. and then record cold is possible. let's take it outside to scott you're feeling it scott, right. >> absolutely i'm feeling every bit of that 11-degree wind chill right now, kathy. outside of our studios, the sidewalks have been treated so they are looking okay. just a few ice sigh patches but as you head over to market street i'll hav

holly called us and so you can. 8 8 8 888-996-tips. on line at nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> an alert this morning in th north bay about a scam tied to fake pg&e phone calls. rohnert park leaders say bogus callers are threatening to cut service unless an immediate payment is made. the targets are told to pay with a prepaid cash card. the department of public safety says the scammers are making their caller id numbers look a lot like the legitimate pg&e numbers. if you think that you are being targeted you should call pg&e's customer service department. >>> continuing coverage this morning of what experts are calling one of the worst flu seasons in a decade. doctors say the main strain could be much worse than last year. nationally doctors are focused on the elderly and children. >> we know that about 70 to 80% of those children that die aren't vaccinated. so vaccine really has been proven in an observational study and a vaccine effectiveness study to prevent 50% of flu deaths in kids. >> you can see more of that interview on "the today

. >>> we introduce to you holly webb earlier this week.he said she was required to document all the belongings she lost in the fire before her insurance would pay in full for the contents. but not anymore. >> i just broke down. i was so relieved. >> holly said within 24 hours of her story airing on nbc bay area, state farm offered a cash settlement which means she and her husband gene will not to have document every item she lost like she feared. >> they offered us 75% which isn't 100. however, nibbi believe in compromise. i don't have to do list. they don't have to read my list and it feels good. i can't thank you enough. thank goodness for nbc. >> holly and gene told me they believe they're set to receive more than $175,000 for their belongings. state farm has said it cannot discuss details of the case due to confidentiality kernels. there's one thing she might have done differently and it is something do you know now. do you know a home inventory while you still have a home. go through every room and shoot video or snap photos of everyt

>> oh, that's too hard, holly. [ laughter ] >> it's new year.be afraid of her. >> she still cute. >> exactly. she's still cute. >> come on out. everybody come on out. >> that means my clothes work. right is breathable everything stretchable. >> not a test for you it was a test for tam. >> right. >> she wanted to make sure i knew what i was talking about this morning. >> we're inspiring to you be fit and be cute. >> absolutely. >> all at the same time. >> yeah. so make sure you follow me on instagram at boutique hush. i'll keep you in the fashion know. let's get out and shed off these pounds. >> they all four just work out for me. over to you. >> my wife is married to me. >> yes. >> you like how dye that. she doesn't need to be dressed up all like that to go to the gym. she already got herman. >> it will make her work out be stronger. >> she's dressing for her. >> put it on the treadmill and just look at me. >> no! >> why chef to dress up. >> fall and bust her nose. >> if my wife got dressed up to go to the gym like that, i would be -- i would ha

holly and millville. here comes the first of that wet weather, and the start of snow in lancaster and in berks county. the atmosphere will continue to warm. it won't be all snow. look at that layer of ice, sleet, and freezing rain. and that's where we're going to wind up with the slippery conditions even into this afternoon. it stretches into delaware and south jersey. and then it will change over to plain old rain. the ground is still very cold. so i would expect to see some icing even at the shore. in fact, here it is, the potential ice. by 2:00, very light ice, accuming lating in pottstown, west chester, doylestown. moving into philadelphia that hour. it continues to stretch across new jersey and well into delaware, as well. not talking about a lot of ice here. it doesn't take much for slippery conditions. the good news, a lot of it will be melting tomorrow after it gets cold tonight. 40s for tuesday and wednesday. the end of the week, we'll see the temperatures peak in the 50s on friday. and still on

i'm holly hamilton and we're live from anfield ahead of the 230th merseyside derby.t's undoubtedly the tie of the round, bringing together two sides who sit just a few hundred yards apart and who have won the trophy 12 times between them. we'll also be looking ahead to fleetwood's clash with leicester. sadly, there will be no fairytale return for former and i am will perry with all today's other sports news. another high profile casualty — reigning australian open champion serena williams pulls out of this year's tournament, saying she's not yet ready, four months after the birth of her daughter. coming up, i'll have all of the action and reaction from dade two of the sydney test, another good one for australia. —— from day two. hello and welcome to fa cup sports day, life from anfield, and what an evening we have in store for you. the 230th merseyside derby, worth a place in the forefront of the fa cup. for liverpool and everton, it's their second meeting less than a month after playing out that h draw in december, but this is a cup competition, where the rivals cra

let's go. >> reporter: holly is back home and as you can see she is very happy.n finally get some rest. holly already did. >> when i was taking her home, she sits in the passenger seat and looks at me and she fell asleep. i don't think she slept for two days. give me a kiss. >> reporter: daniel knows things could have ended up differently. here is what he has to say to the police officers who helped get holly holm. >> some good people, i don't know what to say, man. i am really grateful. really, really grateful. >> the dog didn't have a collar on but i assume it must have. otherwise how would it have found its way back? >> the owner just wanted the dog back. >> thanks for watching. 60 minutes is next. >> the latest is always on cbssf.com. see you back here at 11:00. captioning funded by cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. >> logan: in all of the years we've been coming to afghanistan's capital city of kabul, it's never been this dangerous. so dangerous that american personnel rarely drive on the city streets. you can hear how bad it's become in the afghan pr

. >> we introduced to you holly web. she was required to document all the belongings she lost in the fire about before the insurance paid in four-wheel the contents but not anymore. >> i just broke down. i was so relieved. >> holly says within 24 hours of her story airing on nbc bay area state farm offered a cash sflmt which means she and her husband jenny don't have to document every item she lost like she feared. >> they offered us 75% which isn't 100. hour, i believe in compromise. they -- i don't have to do the list. they don't have to read my list. and it feels good. i can't thank you enough. but thank goodness for nbc. >> holly and gene told me they believe they're set to receive more than $175,000 for the belongings. state farm told us it can't discuss details of the case. due to confidentiality concerns. there is one thing holly might have done differently and it's something you can do right now. you can do a home inventory while you still have a home. go through every room and shoot video or snap photos of every

wisdom and holly thank you very much.tuck himself. >> he likes that title. >> yeah i actually do like that title, steve. >> right. >> i think we're on to some something. >> i think you're meant for nobility. >> king tuck you can call me. >> i like the dance that goes along with the king tuck. >> most viewers realize that goes back many years. >> many years. if you want to see something, this is going to be harry at his wedding watching the soccer g game. [ laughter ] >> i'm done. >> all right. let's go. weather, yes, 59 degrees in washington. thank you for laughing, maureen. steve never laughs. >> i knowly the full context of this. >> paid 60s later today. rain showers in the forecast. on and off. heaviest of the rain move through early this morning east of us across the bay we'll keep scattered showers in the forecast throughout the day today and warm hem they are mid 60s for daytime highs. don't get used to today. get out enjoy today but don't get used it to colder weather will come pourig in late tonight. another round

this morning on the 800 block of north holly street. firefighters arrived to find heavy smoke on the first and second floors, once here, firefighters got the fire out in about 20 minute. but, have sadly confirmed that one person has died in this fire. there was no neighbors on either side t appears late notification to the fire department could have been a factor in this. and that also weather conditions were less than ideal. >> well, it is brutal. i mean, the footing still brutal. you know, firefighters are have to deal with slippery conditions on ladders, hoses freeze, hydrants freeze, but i want to thank our partners the water department, red cross, red paw's, l & i, all assisting agencies who come out and help us have real had i to endure the same brutal conditions that we've had to. did a tremendous job. >> and right now, fire officials are not releasing anything further about that the the idea of it person who has died in the house fire, also not sure at this point if there were working smoke detectors inside the home, but they re

in west philadelphia we have fire crews on the scene with the terrible fire holly street at brown. they shut down the street with a lot of the emergency workers on the scene. stick to 42nd street as the alternate. vine street expressway, no problems, no closures, no construction, westbound traffic is heading toward the schuylkill expressway moving nicely, area bridges in good shape, as well. we have speed restrictions last week, but looking good on the ben. >> we're following breaking news, one person killed in a house fire in west philadelphia. our jeanette reyes has gotten to the scene and she has the latest on the fire, the 800 block of north holly street. let's go over to her. >> reporter: good morning, tam, we confirmed that a person died in the fire that broke out a couple of hours ago, the scene is active. take a look behind me, this is the home where the fire broke out at 3:30 a.m. firefighters arrived in 3 minutes, the took 20 minutes to knock the fire down. here's the problem, there are no neighbors on the right side of the home or across the street or the other side of t

mount holly 25. wild wood 26. the snow cover is helping the get the temperatures down. in south jersey. and we have several places way down in the 20s. only a 24. 24 degrees. hamilton square 27. just about all the places will be in the teens by the time you get up in the morning. everyone in philadelphia itself 22. it's not going to warm up a lot tomorrow. it's after tomorrow that the warm up comes. and also the rain. i'll it tell you about those coming up. >> first it was wild fires. now rain and mud slides. are taking a deadly toll in southern california. at least 13 people have been killed. as homes are swept away nearby santa barbara. res tu teams had to work through a mess of debris and mud. to free a 14 year-old girl who had been trapped. mean who i will helicopters are hoisting people to safety. ambulances cannot get in. just like when the wild fires hit desperate neighbors are digging deep to help each other. >> the situation is so bad that even some first responders needed to be rescued. tonight 30 miles of highway 101 remain shut down. >> philadelphia police s

the owners of the training center denied any knowledge of the abuse as well has mark hollis. the second michigan state official to step aside after the scandal. the school's president resigned on wednesday. >> i have a daughter here. i have a daughter that had dreams of coming here, and i want her to feel safe, i want all of our daughters to feel safe here. >> this is about the victims. this is about chancing the culture at michigan state university. >>> to some health news here. lighting up just one smoke a day boosts your chances of having a heart attack or stroke significantly nap is according to a new report that contradicts that cutting back cuts your risk. a pack a day to one cigarette a day only slightly lowers your risk. doctors say your best bet is to quit completely. >> nutella is maybe not something we would fight over in america, but in france, shoppers fought over jars of the hazelnut spread while it was on sale. customers were trying to stock up when the scuffle started. >>> to another group causing trouble, a police officer in new york was able to gather these

the hollies: # peace came upon me. # and it leaves me weak.uuuuun. the hollies: # all i need is the air that i breathe. # yes to love you. # all i need is the air that i breathe. ..# lam going i am going to be the first to admit the weather has not been exciting this week. look at the satellite. lot of cloud. breaks in western areas in the cloud. a bit of sunshine. for most, disappointing and grey. cloud touching the top of the tallest buildings in london. more of the same to come. things are not changing at the moment because we have low pressure in greenland and high pressure in finland miles away from the uk. light wind. nothing to move the weather. through the night we see mist and fog. the worst of that towards somerset. northern ireland is looking a bit bad as well. clear spells in scotla nd bad as well. clear spells in scotland allowing a frost. —8 in the north. friday, you can see how extensive the cloud is. sunny breaks coming through in england, wales, northern ireland, and western scotland. a swathe of central and eastern england st

holly.of us are feeling very cold this morning and even to the afternoon hours bitter cold days similar to yesterday. we will have sunshine in the afternoon. you can see a clear picture on satellite and radar. it will stick to the sunny, cold, breezy day. winds for today continue to slink on in from the north. we are going to feel the effects. the winds coming from the north pool in that colder air. that's request we have a colder forecast today. wind gusts lead to that windchill factor or making it feel colder than it is to the way you and your body perceive things on your skin. don't have a lot of bare skin. cover everything up as much as you can. wear a few extra layers. the forecast highs for today. 29 in summer ton. the number in blue is your feels like temperature. it will feel more like 19 degrees outside. 25 in pottstown. 26 in cliffs town and feels like 16. we're looking at sunshine across the board. upper 20s along new jersey. the shore as well. could sneak in a spot here or there.

. >> reporter: holly and maureen good morning.he toddler disappeared around 3:30 tuesday afternoon. we have a picture of the young toddler. this is two-year-old amir sheffield who was last seen in the 2400 block of alabama avenue. police tell us amir is 25 pounds with a light complexion, black braids and brown eyes. he was also wearing a red shirt, blue pants along with tan colored boots and jacket. he was also wearing a red hat at the time of his disappearance. now, police believe the toddler is with his father sherrod twitty. sherrod is 6 feet tall weighs about 300 pounds and may be driving an older model blue acura with four doors and also tinted rear windows. d.c. police need your help locating amir. if you have any information you're urged to call d.c. police. that's the very latest from the news room. back to you maureen and holly. >> ♪ >> time right now is 5:02. death toll from those california mudslides is rising. at least 17 people are dead and that same number are reported missing. many people ignored voluntary evacuatio

holly road. now all lanes aren't blocked now. we have lanes lost creating a slowdown by the scene. other than that, you'll get by just fine. >>> 5:02. a map is hurt after a car hit him at hunting park. police found him on the road. officers used a medical bag from their patrol car to treat him until medics arrived. we're working to find out his condition. police tell us the car that hit him did stay at the scene. broad street is closed at hunting park while police investigate. we'll get you an update. >>> here's a look at headlines -- family, friends, and fellow firefighters will say good-bye today to fire lieutenant matthew letourneau. hundreds of first responders from all over our region lined up for hours last night outside the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul to attend the viewing. he died battling a house fire in north philadelphia this past saturday. another viewing happens this morning followed by a funeral mass at 11:00 and then burial this afternoon in springfield, delaware county. that funeral procession from the basilica to st. peter and paul cemetery in sprin

holly and millville. the wind continues this afternoon.eels-like temperatures, feels below 0 for millville, northeast philadelphia, mt. holly, pottstown, and 4 below for reading. 7 below in lancaster. a very cold morning. it is clear. you see the cold air dumping in, that's pushed the clouds offshore. that cold air has pushed the clouds out of here. we'll see a lot of sunshine. the temperatures will end up warmer than yesterday. we'll head for the 20s for today. 13 -- very cold for this time of year. we should warm into the upper 30s and low 40s this time of year. we'll get nowhere near it in philadelphia. 24 degrees at 3:00 this afternoon for the suburbs. from 9 degrees at 7:00 to 17 at 11:00. bright sunshine through the afternoon hours, low 20s for the suburbs and also for the lehigh valley. delaware, you'll see the wind steady this afternoon. 20 degrees at 11:00. feeling like teens, and 24 at 3:00 this afternoon. new jersey, 11 at 7:00. by 11:00, teens. lower 20s at 3:00 this afternoon. the feels-like temperatures in the teens for new j

maureen, holly. >> caitlin, thank you. coming up on "fox" news morning former captive of taliban facing multiple sex assault charges. >> mike tyson junes head first into a booming medical industry. >> 5:08 back before we start, i just want to say if anyone still doesn't have fios, please stay out of the way so your lag doesn't get us all killed, ben. what's so good about fios anyway? that makes your gaming system actually work awesomely? hey. did you take out the trash? haha, garbage boy! dad, i already took out ben. it's not funny. gaming is best on a 100% fiber-optic network. so get fios. now, just $79.99 per month with a 2-year price guarantee with a 2-year agreement. sdmv welcome back to "fox5 news morning". today is wednesday, january 3. time now is 5:09. we don't have raindrops like the song would say but we have well maybe flurries later this week. we're told slight warm-up is happening today. it's still cold. >> we'll get all the way to mid you 30s. with the wind fill

. >> holly morris joins us with what is happening most on social media. >> iran is making moves to sensor the internet. the currently blacks maybey of the world popular internet services like google, youtube and facebook and now working to prevent citizens to direct access to news, human right and lgbt sites. iranian officials say the country is not shutting the internet down completely. >> online retailer amazon on top. they shipped more than 5 billion items to prime members in 2017. many deliveryes included own 1345r9 gadgets. ecommerce giant revealed it added new members last year than ever before. >>> pro football hall of fame named finalists for 2018 class on list ravens legend ray months. kobe also made the cut and it will be announced february 3 one day before super bowl fivety two in minneapolis. >> and they made the announcement on instagram with duo baby bump pick caption read party of 7 you're still confused, we're pregnant. this is their fifth child. >> mcdonald's is testing out using fresh beef instead of frozen patties. the company says new burger called arch burger will be

. >> i needed holly when she showed up. >> for jennifer and holly, friendship comes in all shapes andgh. >> feeling uncomfortable in my skin, not living the life that i'm meant to live, that i disappointed myself. >> reporter: in 2008, jennifer weighed 250 pounds. >> i was on pills for insomnia, my triglis rides were high, cholesterol was high, good cholesterol was low and i was considering going on antidepressants. it took all of that to make a shift. >> reporter: a shift that started by ridding her fridge of processed and chemical-laden foods. >> i started making small changes in food and over about four years lost 66 pounds doing nothing else. for career dieters, that's not a lot but i wasn't trying to be thin anymore. i just wanted to feel better. >> reporter: with a new purpose she says of going from fat to fit, jennifer left her job in software sales and became a certified holistic health coach and today works with four dozen women across the country. it was this blog post reshared by facebook ceo sheryl sandberg that brought the 40-something mothers together. >> i was going to

this morning on the 800 block of north holly street. that's in the belmont section. it didn't take long for firefighters bring the flames under control. at this point no word on the victim's identity. but again, fatal house fire in west philadelphia. we will keep you up-to-date as the morning progresses. >>> well, this morning, man and his dog are safe after becoming stranded in a icy creek in wilmington, delaware. first respond ers were called to the prank i -- brandywine creek, south market street, shortly before 10:00 last night. man who was attempt to go save the stranded dog became trapped on the creek after a frozen patch of ice broke off. after a nearly hour-long rescue operation, both were pulled to safety. >> difficult in general just trying to rescue a dog out of any situation there, very timid, very scared usually, unknown person approaching them, especially with wearing different type of clothing and equipment, then you put in that the hazards of ice, slipping there, and then just to hazards hard of being cold, wet. >> and these are the -- neither the man

the flames broke out about 3:30 this morning on holly stre. when firefighters arrived they saw heavy smoke coming out of the first and second floors of that row home. neighbors say the victim is a woman in her 60's and that she lived alone. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> a section of the 2900 block of north stillman street in north philadelphia is blocked off today after part of the home collapsed overnight. firefighters were called here after the front exterior facade of that row home suddenly gave way. there was one person inside at the time. no word tonight if they were hurt in this. l and i officials were called to determine the structural integrity of that home. >> firefighters came to the rescue when a man and a dog became trapped in the icy brandywine river. the animal got loose and fell through the isolate last night. three people who tried to help save that pet also fell in. when the fire crews arrived the man and his dog were still in the water. ladders were used to reach the man. a harness was used to pull t

. >> reporter: holly's daughter attends cheerleading practice here.he lives a few blocks from the school. she was stunned to hear of the incident just off school property near station and ridge avenues. >> her, i can't even let her go out because it makes me nervous. there's lost sick people much it's very nerve racking p we put out a critical alert to all the local agencies. >> reporter: police say it was just after 3:00 tuesday when an older model green car approached the thee brothers ages ten, seven and seven as they left the school grounds here. >> he did role bound down this window and asked if the juveniles need add ride. they stated no. um, the driver then responded, come, get in the vehicle. >> they got a lot of guts to do that. you're in public area. >> reporter: the boys ran off and went home and reported the incident to their mother and then police. they did notice the suspicious man's four door car had an h on the back. >> we guess it's honda or hyundai. also that the driver's side taillight appeared to be kicked out. >> reporter: all thi

thanks holly.n fox5 news morning metro leaders claim to debate a proposal to help the transit agency increase ridership. >> police search for a missing d.c. toddler. >> heading to break right now let's take a live look across the d.c. region. much nicer day on tap today. that warmup on the way. 39 degrees is the time -- is the temperature, excuse me, 4:41 is the time. we're back after this. >> ♪ mommy you're strong! aw, you bet i am! the egg white grill. so you can bring on the day. thanks for coming! congratulations! my first customer! the egg white grill. so you can bring on the day. >> ♪ time is 4:44. here's a look at the stories we're following for you today, thursday, january 11th. d.c. police need your help finding a missing two-year-old boy. take a look on your screen. that's his picture right there on the left. his name is amir sheffield. he was last seen on tuesday on alabama avenue in southeast. police believe the toddler is with his father sherrod twitty.

holly. all lanes aren't blocked here either. we're losing the right-hand shoulder. watching that and the schuylkill expressway, eastbound near the vine street expressway, we have the left lane lost there. right lane getting by. this is eastbound. westbound all closed headed from south street to the vine street expressway. that will be there until 5:00 for another half hour. >> all right. thanks. >>> three days after california's devastating mudslides, crews continue to search for more than 40 people who are still missing. yesterday, officials released the names of the 17 people confirmed killed in montecito outside los angeles. four children are among the dead. also in the list is the father of a 14-year-old girl rescued on tuesday. officials say more than two dozen people were hurt. 64 homes destroyed. 446 homes damaged. officials have identified a surgeon with a new jersey connection among the mudslide victims. dr. mark montgomery was an orthopedic surgeon. he graduated from princeton university and columbia university medical center. his daughter also was killed.

michigan state athletic director mark hollis announced his retirement.s he will fully cooperate with all ongoing investigations. >> i'm not running away from anything. i'm running towards something. comfort, compassion, and understanding for the survivors in our community. >> hollis's departure comes two days after michigan state president lou anne mesina resigned. nassar also worked for usa gymnastics where he abused some of the world's elite gymnasts including several olympians. >>> 22-year-old all agree the investigations into his crimes should not stop with him. vargas told abc7's jessica castro today that these young women are suffering and many are in therapy. >> show of hands, how many of you suffer from anxiety, panic attacks, depression, and the majority of them were raising their hands. the good news about this, and what's extraordinary about our hour tonight is when you see them come togther and draw strength from each other. >> you can watch this special edition of 20/20 investigates tonight at 10:00 right here on abc7 followed by abc7 news a

holly. hoo err here is the expectation, against, this isn't going to per say amount to much. it is the issues and the impacts that come with the poor timing, and just the fact that anything on this cold after grounds will at least stick or freeze immediately. so, especially anything that may not be treated, site streets, sidewalks and the like, that's where the problems come into play. so again, not surprise add lot of schools are shutting down early. it is again better safe than sorry, a hell, thankfully this does get out of here with time , and there is a warm up in site down the road. >> we want to hear that, katie , see you soon, thank you crews all across the area are gearing up for this latest blast every winter weather to hit our region in less than a week, we have team coverage starting with "eyewitness news " reporter anita oh, live at the penndot salt yard. how are officials there preparing ahead of the storm? >> well, officials say they didn't need to pre treat the roads because every residual saltalamacchia from last week 's storm, but they say they do have 350 tr