and to began shadowing the new president elect someone januar january 20 he became the velcro his office is only one of a very few directly across the hall from the private elevator. at any given day the physician's office is the first last to see the president. built an organization better than any other in history. more importantly president and mrs. bush also with obama and every reason to believe that way will discharge the duties of the office. and with that background and information turning it over to doctor jackson as always please keep your questions on topic after he finishes i will

another will appear on januar january 31st. >>> so very cool stuff. all right.cy and lots of area and in washington state it's a big problem. >> power lines are down a lot people have no power. no heat for a lot of people there. this is up near the canadian border grass trees you see power lines just coated in ice. energy officials say approximately 40 power poles just snapped people reporting hear trees snapping from the weight of all that ice. cars and poles are also frozen. roofs just covered with icicles. >> i was on the porch and just looking across the street and, um, the wind picked up and the tree -- all the weight of the ice that was on the tree, um, finally just snapped half the tree off here. >> in some counties fire departments are taking in people because it's too dangerous for the red cross to come open a shelter. >> so speaking of weather, live look at reading, berks county right now. and it doesn't really tell it but you know it. it's just beyond cold. >> yeah. we want to know when we'll finally warm up. kathy is tracking us all in just 15 second

>> congress has until januar january 192 passes been able to from the federal government. those men talk about whether an agreement would address action for the childhood arrivals program was created under president obama to temporarily suspend deportation of those who came illegally as minors. the program was rescinded in september of last year. on the senate floor we heard republicans talk about their design now without changes to current immigration policy and border security. speaking first was chuck grassley who chairs the judiciary committee. >> highest consent, whether it's four, five, six the center. >> to have a colloquy on the issue of the third deferred action childhood arrivals. i asked that we can have that privilege. >> i rise today with my colleagues to offer remarks about the current status negotiations on the third action of childhood arrival talk a program unfortunately this body is not any closer to a legitimate and fair deal that accomplishes two goals. to promote and protect the interest of the american people on the lawful immigration system and provi

please note items seven on the agenda as listed in the januar january 203rd 2018 sunshine notice entitled amendment of part b7547374 and 76 of the commission's rules to delete pools made obsolete by the digital transition was adopted by the commission and deleted from today's agenda. first thing on the agenda is a pulmonary report provided by the security bureau and chief of the bureau will give the introduction. thank you, madam secretary ms. holt, the floor is yours if you. >> good morning mr. chairman, commissioners. earlier this month on the morning of january 13 people throughout hawaii were alerted on their television radio and wireless phones of an eminent ballistic missile attack. the warning unleashed widespread panic and fear. the alert was issued by the state of hawaii to the emergency alert system and the wireless emergency alert system but the warning was false alert. compounding this problem it took 38 minutes for the hawaii emergency management agency to issue a corrective alert. as chairman price stated this false alert was unacceptable and he immediately asked the bureau

stocks by a razor blade attack on god's by convicted okay amanda in early januar. prison protest advocates has spread around a hundred fox's one hundred and eighty eight institutions. as no end in sight of the nationwide strike now in its third day. after talks between unions on the government fell apart on tuesday. francis twenty eight thousand jail guards say that profession is dangerous on the page and isis respec. and the nation's attention sent is also very overcrowded. prison capacity is on the sixty thousand but the seventy thousand people are incarcerated. hundreds of people have been protesting in brussels and government's plans to depose undocumented migrants and also search private homes suspected of sheltering the. under the needle residence to house of document individuals could also face charges to the cs. in the century brussels to cry their anger. protesters are opposing government plans to arrest migrants and refugees staying in your by park. lawmakers could go even further and vote a law that would allow police to reach private homes in search of

investigators say 39-year-old man was driving on the 1700 block of market street januar january 16th when a 68 bore hit his car. goat out of the vehicle to check it out and then that's when several men began attacking him. they took off with his cell phone. doctors at hahnemann hospital treated the man for his injuri injuries. if you know anything, give police a call. >>> happening now, philadelphia district attorney larry krasner appoint add new immigration council. caleb arnold will now lead the city on immigration issues. a major part of the work will be building relationships with immigrant communities. arnold has more than ten years of legal experience in the immigration field. the main goal to make sure everyone is treated fairly by the justice department regardless of their immigration status. some groups praising krasner for his decision saying arnold is the perfect person pour the job. >> we applaud district attorney krasner's move in appointing caleb arnold to this position because it breeds a safer city. it creates more trust with law enforcement. not just for those folks

the blaze happened on januar january 3rd but fire officials just released this video.re told everyone rescued survived with non-life threatening injuries. >>> could not be a clearer picture of what they go through every time they fight a fire. >> dramatic. >> she's already got the heart of a champion. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" a young athlete's lesson for us all. >> meisha. >> a true inspiration for many. today's love it we're meeting a 13-year-old girl proving there's no barrier too high for her and it's all happening on the court. that story is coming up katie. >> meisha, as we look ahead to weekend of major importance in our sports world here in philly, it does look lick we may end up with some spotty rain showers on sunday at this point. that may change as we get clos closer. but i think the overall theme here we final are going to start to rebound and temperature will be near if not exceeding 50 degrees on game day sunday. we're com >> okay. katie fehlinger so we have business to take care of. looking into the distance the weekend of course important but

it's thursday, januar heavy, labored breathing heavy, labored breathing heavy, labored breathing coughingough oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask covered california. it's more than just health care. it's life care. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> a penguin made a surprise pop-in visit aboard a research boat in antarctica on tuesday. a member of the australian expedition captured the moment on video. the team was captured water samples when the penguin decided to check things out. he didn't stick around long, though, before jumping right back into the water. wasn't interested. >>> both the "me too" and "time's up" movements are bringing attention to victims of sexual harassment. >> reporter: this art exhibit, "what were you wearing" showcases actual stories of rape victims and recreates outfits before the attacks. >> to see all these clothes, that it can happen to anyone, any time, anywhere. >> reporter: organizers say it's time to stop blaming victims for the way they dress. delp

each one happened on januar january11th at various locations along 60th street and 63rd street. police say that the male suspect would approach victims, pull out a knife and demand items. he would then hand them over to the female suspect. in two of the robberies the victims were assaulted. if you have any information, give police a call. >>> activists in spring feed, delaware county tonight calling for pennsylvania congressman pat meehan to repay and resign. its this come after reports that the republican used taxpayer money to settle a sexual harassment complaint. our jeff cole has the latest on the fallout from glenn mills. >> reporter: representative pat meehan a veteran member of congress a republican with a straight as arrow reputation and a former prosecutor. tonight, silence from his office as he's linked to inappropriate with a former female aid. conressman pat meehan district office there was a plight but firm no comment non answer the at his home. it comes after meehan of pennsylvania seventh district was the focus of a blockbuster report sunday in the new new york ti

. ♪ >>> four years ago today januare last time the eagles made the playoffs.urse the saints ended up winning last second field goal but the reason why i bring it up is because it felt like it was the start of something special. the chip kelly days, of course, it was anything but. since it's now 2018 and eagles don't have any play off victories to show for it the message comes of coming out of the locker room this week it's simple. take advantage of this opportunity because you don't know when you'll return. >> it's kind of a do or die every week. we just got to get back to the fundamentals and practice and put ourselves in best situation come game time so we'll be rea ready. >> the eagles were inside the bubble today because of the bomb cyclone i believe that's right, kathy, right. >> yeah. >> that didn't stop them from treating practice like game situation according to cornerback douglas. doug pederson told us on monday the players requested to practice this week in pads. here's linebacker nigel brand ham on the reason why. >> it's always great to, you know,

chairman, and commissioners, earlier this month on the morning of januar january 13, people throughout hawaii were alerted on their televisions, radios and wireless phones of a eminent ballistic missile attack. this unleashed widespread panic and fear. the alert was issued by the state of hawaii through the emergency alert system and the wireless emergency alert system, but the warning was a false alert. compounding this problem it took 38 minutes for the hawaii emergency management systems to issue a corrected alert. this false alert was unacceptable. he immediately directed the public safety and homeland security bureau to investigate with the goal of understanding how it happened how to help prevent an incident from happening again. america's emergency alert system provide timely life-saving information to the public. we must ensure the systems remain effective. this includes maintaining the public's confidence so when this is issued the public use it's called. today, the bureau presents a planetary report on its investigation. joining me are nikki, deputy bureau chief, james, and a

and to began shadowing the new president elect someone januar january 20 he became the velcro his office is only one of a very few directly across the hall from the private elevator. at any given day the physician's office is the first last to see the president. built an organization better than any other in history. more importantly president and mrs. bush also with obama and every reason to believe that way will discharge the duties of the office. and with that background and information turning it over to doctor jackson as always please keep your questions on topic after he finishes i will address any other questions. >> good afternoon. to start with what i will do is read the summary of the presidents physical and after i'm done reading this exactly as i have read it. president donald j trump has completed his first physical examination supervised with appropriate consultation and diagnostic testing conducted january 12 at the walter reed national military center. the purpose is to provide the public with the current status to ensure he continues to enjoy all benefits of good health.

januar japan and shanghai up 2% and 4%. european trade is down, but only down 0.3%, 0.5%.s accelerated a bit to the down side in line with u.s. futures over the course of the last half hour we did get gdp out of europe this morning, 2.6% year on year, as expected and the same as the last reading growth does continue to impress there. commodities for you, oil down nearly 1% yesterday. down nearly a percent or so again today. improved a bit down 0.6%. oil still strong for january itself, up 7% or 8%. dollar board for you, we saw the dollar rally with those higher yields yesterday 0.3% or so higher. down about that much today you can see that is against most of the major currencies, euro, yen and pound. gold prices for you, down 0.9% yesterday. down slightly today. in fact, rebounding a bit. up 0.3%. it was down a bit at the open. and it is up 2% for the month of january. big focus today on president trump's first state of the union address. he will deliver it tonight let's get to eamon javers with what we can expect to hear from the president. >> good morning. they cleared t

what did we want people to feel when they got there on januar january 21, and there was a lot of hard moments you will hear about in the book. here we were, women of color that had a little bit of resentment in our hearts and not specifically or personally towards them but in general. now you feel some sort of despair but we felt that for a long time. i couldn't help but think in my mind like a wish you were around years ago. and obviously tamika is a black woman and he had other people that were from lgbtq communities so there were a lot of conversations we had to have. we have the women's rights, humans rights, reproductive rights, equal pay. the relevant reproductive rights and equal pay but let's have a deeper conversation. did you know that white women don't get paid the same as men but black women don't get paid the same as white women. so there has to be this idea around the race analysis is women never have to have a race analysis or didn't feel the need to talk about and we were critiqued very forcefully. i said if we talked about it before we wouldn't be in this situation we

the wwe will take over the wells fargo center for four nights beginning saturday januar january 27th mark had henry and bailey joined mayor kenny to kicks off the festivities much the mayor is super excited that the wwe chose philadelphia to hold one much their biggest events of the year to kick off wrestle mania. >> we hope you'll keep coming back to philadelphia for many more shows in the years to come. i love to host wrestle mania soon. >> for the first time ever there will be a 30 woman royal rumble match with the winner to receive a women's championship opportunity at wrestle mania. >> i want to see him out there in the ring. >> right if the middle, right. >> let's see that one. >> good luck, mayor. >> coming up nominees for hollywood's biggest night d your >>> the nominees are the list for the academy awards is out. >> you know you should actually voice that because. >> i would love to do it one year. >> that was really good. this year hollywood has history making honors a few surprises and a fantasy fable in the lead. so here's fox's ashley dvorkin with a recap. >> the nine fi

whoever wins that game will take on our birds next sunday januare on fox 29. >>> and taking a live look over the ben franklin parkway eagles fans bundled up outside today. hats, gloves, scarves and you can -- you can't even believe how cold it felt today. compared to yesterday. monica we're talking about a 30-degree difference in temperature. >> right. for some locations even more than that. this is your 24 hour temperature change. where we were yesterday compared to now, a huge difference. look at this. pottstown, lancaster, rettering, allentown even trenton wrightstown all more than 40 degrees below where we were sitting this time yesterday. that is a very big drop in temperatures. very sudden and many people saying they felt it they can feel the big difference those temperatures now falling well below freezing we're at 23 degrees in philadelphia. 25 in millville. notice teens for allentown, pottstown, poconos obviously the coldest spot but they're in the single digits it's that wind chill factor that we're talking about again as those gusts are starting to pick up to about 25 even 30

she on the phone with fox 29 says jost admitted to some of the allegations and agreed to retire on januaranuary 3rd. a woman came to the door at jost's lumberton home monday but wouldn't open it. jost's behavior is not kim cal and she's not contacted law enforcement. church goers say they're saddened. >> you surprised this is a pastor. >> um-hmm. >> this was a parishioner. >> right. um, no. it doesn't surprise me. it's still a man. you know, and -- >> a man of god? [ laughter ] >> you know. god or not. >> reporter: now bishop bar thal hollow mew says yost left the church and retired she would not speak about whether he in fact will get his retirement pay. she says that the church does not condone this kind of activity and will confront it. spokesperson for the burlington county prosecutor says there's no kim cal probe underway of david jost. live in hainesport, jeff cole, fox 29 news. lucy, we'll have more at 6:00. >> talk to you then, jeff. >>> concerns growing after university of pennsylvania student disappear. we'll have the latest on the frantic search for the sophomore. >>> we are ge

phone with fox 29, bishop bartholomew says jost admitted to some of the behavior he resign as of januaroman approached the door at jost's lumberton home but wouldn't open it bishop says no laws have been broken by jost but church goers say a line has been crossed. >> you surprised this is a pastor? >> um-hmm. >> this was a parishioner. >> right. um, no, it doesn't surprise me. it's still a man. you know, and -- >> reporter: a man of god. >> still a man. [ laughter ] >> you know. god or not. >> reporter: on the phone with fox 29 bishop bar thal low mew said the church will not condone this kind of activity in fact it will confront it. fox 29 has confirmed there is no criminal investigation of david jost. in hainesport, i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. >>> you never know what you're going see on the road but pulling up on flashing lights, emergency vehicles and a plume of smoke not good. and that's not even the worst of it. also some schools are staying shut. others closing earl. everyone sliding around on icy snowy streets. parents may have finally had it before we start, i just want to say i

they are understanding they will have a vote on or before januar.t was done is that the fail-safe position, if we can't get it completed now with between now and then, there's a definitive time period between now and place that we will have an opportunity to have a vote on the defense appropriations bill, which is critical so we can get our new policies in place and get them funded and get some money back into the military, and if not a timely fashion, a defined fashion if we have the votes. no promises that it's going to pass, but at least we get an opportunity to vote on a. >> dana: i think that secretary mattis certainly agrees with you. we could play that. >> we will continue what were doing, but the value of the american military is grossly enhanced by the sense that the american model of government of the people, by the people, for the people. >> dana: senator, we are having a live look there at the white house and the west wing. i anticipate that and believe that senator schumer might be emerging from there. let me ask you what the secretary

. >> that book is due out januar january 9th. white house press second calls it trashy tabloid fix.ed. >> indeed. you know what's old is new again but this time it's helping local high school grads get a job. pretty cool. >>> nor'easter major winter storm a bomb cyclone you can call it whatever you want to indicate. it means snow, wind, more snow and more wind, and did we mention even colder temps? are you ready? ♪ ,000 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. >>> the philadelphia school district is putting a new spin on an old program. it's letting students who don't go to college get a jump start on trade career. now they learned from season workers in chosen field can't have jobs lined up when they graduate. how cool is that? fox 29's joyce evans has more. >> reporter: threading metal pipe, installi

they say the guy road up on another bicycle on the 100 block of west norris street on januar.ently flashed a gun by raising up his shirt told the boy toilet led him ride his bi bike. when the boy hasn'ted over the bike the guy took off with it. >> patco crews still working to get service back on track after a train hit a utility pole. right around 5:30 this morning so rush hour was a tough hour for a lot of people. the train was going eastbound near the ferry of a station when it hit that electrical pole. four people do have minor injuries. patco is hoping to have trains running about every ten minutes during tomorrow morning's rush hour. so it's basically still a mess. all right. first look at your forecast at 5:00. a threat of snow in the foreca forecast. i don't know whether it's -- threat sounds so ominous, right, kathy. >> it does. a lot of buzz about this many inches and that many inches. but here's the truth. we have an area of low pressure off the coast. creating this rain and that's going to move offshore. then we have this front. it's a clipper. it's a fast mover and

so mark expressing concern about getting a buttoned up by januar. lot of optimism on capitol hill since president trump conducted his meeting with 20 lawmakers earlier this week trying to get to the bottom of an immigration agreement. including proper border security and enforcement in addition to addressing the young people brought here illegally by their parents. >> republicans are generally open to some sort of legislative move related to the daca population. but there are a couple of priorities that have to be most important. we should not incentivize more illegal activity across the border. these are very reasonable things that we are asking to tie together with any daca solution and we are asking for a democratic colleagues to get more reasonable and start negotiating with us in good faith. >> others on the senate side are rejecting a house proposal and hoping that they are getting closer to a deal. >> we are working as hard as we can to find an agreement that both sides can live with. the only folks who did not get the memo were some house re

good day, it's saturday, januar. we're still a week away. practice today and then they head off to minnesota tomorrow. mike and alex are on their way. we got busy week. >> pep rallies going on. >> you're still wearing your green. >> i'm stay trying. >> i'm running out of options. >> my closet is running out. heads up for drivers. the street department temporarily closed center city streets. crews will be working in the area near city hall until about 2:00 o'clock this afternoon. they posted signs to let people know to avoid the areas and where the detours are. but if you want to check it out before you head out, check our website fox29.com. >> scott it's the owe weekend everyone wants wang the weather like before they make plans to head outside. >> cold conditions to start, lauren. temperatures in the low 30s thankfully the wind is calm so it feels like the air temperature but temperatures will moderate a good 20, 25 degrees by the afternoon with winds more out of the south and west. but it's cold out there. look at the temperatures. north a

presiding officer: the senate stands adjourned until senate stands adjourned until >> congress has until januar january 192 passes been able to from the federal government. those men talk about whether an agreement would address action for the childhood arrivals program was created under president obama to temporarily suspend deportation of those who came illegally as minors. the program was rescinded in september of last year. on the senate floor we heard republicans talk about their design now without changes to current immigration policy and border security. speaking first was chuck grassley who chairs the judiciary committee. >> highest consent, whether it's ur