(pot hisses) - take a look at this jenny. - [jenny] wow. - [bob] 17 minutes later, from frozen, we have a delicious chicken and vegetable and pasta dinner. [jenny] and what i love, that anyone can do this because the chef is in the machine. look how good that looks. - i think that we should take a look at some more classics. - absolutely. - one of my favorites, everybody's favorite i think is ribs. look at that. - [jenny] oh my gosh. - we have three full racks of ribs in here. and they didn't take hours, they took about 25 minutes. now you know jenny, i'm not known for my delicacy. (laughs) but i am known-- - [jenny] but you know what? you're handling a lot of meat there. - [bob] for my ribs, right? - [jenny] yep. and a slow cook would be what? eight to ten hours? - [bob] that's right. - [jenny] probably, how long were these? - [bob] these took about 25 minutes to get them to falling off the bone tenderness. - [jenny] yes. look at that. - [bob] just look at that. now, i love seafood, right? - yes you do. - so check this out. (laughs) - [bob] look what we got here. - [jenny] oh look at t

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a friend started an online fund raising page for jenny raising thousands of dollars, enough for jenny and her daughter to finally find a new home. >>> a rare celestial event will hit the skies tomorrow. that's when people will be able to see the super blue blood moon. it is special for three reasons. it is closer to earth in the orbit and 14% brighter than usual. two, it's the second full moon of the month commonly known as blue moon. finally, it will pass through earth's shadow for a total lunar eclipse. while in the earth's shadow, the moon will take on a reddish opportunity. we will be watching really early. we are amped. i cannot wait. it's happening during our newscast, so the timing is perfect. thank you mother nature. at 4:30 we'll look at the skies and have all our live cameras pointed to the moon. join our kpix weather watchers page. if you get great pictures, please send them on facebook or twitter. this is your forecast. a few high clouds, thin clouds possible in the morning and some areas of patchy fog. the north bay valleys likely will see patchy fog. this was a view by d

i called jenny. full price on the eagles stuff , but the falcons stuff is on sale, she said. by the way, i said hey jenny, pick me up a couple of doormats, this is second time we will use them to wipe our feet on the way to the super bowl. i had some falcons doormats coming. >> yikes. >> all right. you are so nice you cannot even say anything mean. anyway, i know you can say something mean if i said something to you. we are at wawa we showed you newspaper, when jeff lurie said don't buy all of the papers now wait until two monday. this guy means business. >> this is a special group of players. coaches. however in all of our focus, has been the whole year is to win it all. it is not just to go to the super bowl. i think, you know, we're in a special trip to minneapolis, and there is a goal to win a world champion ship. that is what we are all obsessed with. >> reporter: so, if we can, lets run some video of the front page of the philadelphia inquirer next to the front of the sports section, and jeff l urie would say get your newspaper today where they say , souped up and simpl

let's get out to jenny joyce with what people are saying. jenny? >> reporter: good morning, karen, so the theme last night was america is getting stronger by the day. and then this country is giving americans what they need to be all that they can be, living out that american dream. so, president trump addressed a number of big topics last night, including tax reform, infrastructure, and jobs. the associated press spent time cross-checking the president's claims. the ap found that several statement may not be truthful. the president discussed energy, stating that we finally have ended the war on clean coal with the ap pointing out that cole is not clean and 83 percent every major air pollute and the at power plant are from coal. also the president said we're finally seeing rising wages, but the average hourly pay raise was high nerve 2016 than it was in 2017. on border security, the president had this to say. >> for decades open boarders have allowed drugs and gangs to pour into our most vulnerable communities. they've allowed millions of low wage

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we have jenny joyce at the basilica a keeley joining us from engine 43, steve. fire fighters will the georgia tore start a long somber early. they just opened up the firehouse while sue was on the air doing the this will be a sad day, in a long, sadis fire department here who loses a brother and says farewell, and, thestarted last e hear from jenny gist in a mo the former boss and commissioner lloyd ayers now retired put his and see uniform still fits good and memories of the matt still fit n his mind just like they were back shoulder to life saving scene. >> i swore matt in remember cer. he had one of those spirithat je it was a real positive thing. i was happy for folks and happy for him. he had a lot of folks show up to his ceremony. folks like that stand out. >> reporter: the crew at this firehouse and other local firehousees like it, they went all be able to, leave those places empty and all go to the funeral today. while over thousands show up from across the country and canada local fire fighters will remain in firehousees like this one boots, coats at th

jenny joyce joins us from the location this morning. jenny. >> reporter: good morning, thomas. patco's pretty good at communicating with their riders via their twitter account. last update came last night announcing a modified scheduled. some riders on the platform waiting for that first train to come through and it is expect over the next five minutes or so. plan right new for today is to have the train into fill running every 10 minutes, during the morning rush, beginning at 6:30 until nine and 10 to 20 minutes heading eastbound, yesterday we captured the kay uses at ferry avenue station in camden as passengers were forced to get off the train as the wires sparked on the line. train in both direction where is halted. patco says that one of their trains hit electrical wires that were hanging over the tracks, from an earlier accident involving a conrail train and a recollectal pole on a adjacent track, shortly thereafter limited services resumed as thousands of riders who rely on this public transportation were affected. >> i was actually going in to work and i said police are

jenny joyce joining us from wilmington this morning, hi, jenny. >> good morning, and i just stopped this woman, i just a.m. asking her few quick questions, these conditions are pretty miserable, aren't they? >> yes, indeed. >> i see you're trying to block your face from the side blowing snow. it is very windy out here. >> it is. >> why are you outside? where are you headed? what's your day look like? >> miserable. miserable. >> you have to go to work? >> i'm on my way to work. >> where do you work. >> and i'm late. >> you're late. and waiting for the bus. >> waiting on the bus. >> so we can let people know. >> because of the transactions. >> yes, so the buses also still running here in the city of wilmington, but you are advised to be prepared for delays, so i don't know what time your bus was scheduled for. do you know? >> well i usually catch my bus five minutes to 6:00. >> all right, so we can expect some delays out here. we've seen number of people out here, waiting for buses, people trying to walk their dogs, carry on with their morning routine. i don't know what school district. ar

jenni, your point.s which on the whole have really backed theresa may on what they are sceptical tonight. the sun, the telegraph, pretty much cheerleaders, and they are saying this is feeble, the reshuffle has fallen flat, she has been derailed, andi fallen flat, she has been derailed, and i think your point that some of these appointments make sense is all a different point, because despite herself has ended up withjeremy hunt not only staying in health but saying he wants to take social care into that brief. that makes a lot of sense, but it was his idea, not hers. he said, no, ido sense, but it was his idea, not hers. he said, no, i do not want to 90, hers. he said, no, i do not want to go, and run a kind of beef. prepare for a brexit department, which is how she saw his move the business. so saying no, i ain't leaving and i wa nt so saying no, i ain't leaving and i want a bigger... let's not be quite that cynical. he is saying i want to make this work, because the gap between social care and the nhs

going on here, jenny? >> reporter: good morning, thomas, police want people in the area to be aware of what happened. and keep an eye out for that vehicle and the person who was involved in this. because they've not yet been caught by police. police say that this attempted child luring happened just after 3:00 p.m. on tuesday. as children were walking home from nearby glendora elementary school. investigators say an older model green car approached three brothers, ages ten, seven and seven, here at station and ridge avenues, just off of school grounds. according to police, the man in the car rolled down his window and asked the boys if they needed a ride. they said no. the driver responded something like: come, get in. the boys ran home and told their mom who then called police. investigators are advising parents to talk with their children and remind them what to do in these types of situations. >> kids should tell their parents whenever you are uncomfortable, always when approached by a stranger, run, ma

okay. >>> you do have the shot, of jenny? okay, just popped up. so, there they are the fire trucks already lining up. lining up for viewing that will take place at 9:00 but procession will be from firehouse 43 over to the basilica that starts at 8:15. that will go from 21st and market, down market to 18th take the left and then go over to the cathedral. >> they should be there by 8:30. >> i would think so. >> we kind of miss brian dawkins especially when it comes to pumping up the team. lets go back in time a bit and this is what he would be doing tomorrow night. >> come nation. great job, whatever. let's dominate. >> well yeah. >> play so hard is not coming out of your nose. >>> eagles fans and people in the know is there a brian dawkins on our team now who would do that speech. >> who would take his role. >> is it malcolm? fletcher? i'm not sure. jaylen. >> jaylen mills. >> let's find out get on twit ter and answer that for me >>> the game tomorrow 4:30 at the linc. >> we want weather to be a big factor because falcons are used to playing indoor

be safe, guys. >> thanks jenny will let's go to wilmington, jenny joyce. >> hey, jenny. >> reporter:er jen that's not having as much fun out here in the wind in wilmington. it is such an interesting storm. we've been talking about it all morning, just how the snow drifts are impacting different communities so take a look. here at the sidewalk we're just off dupont highway. there's not much snow. on the grassy areas you can see the tops of the grass. however, on the street and this entrance here to wawa look at the ground. look at how much snow is here and this is what cars are driving on. this is what they're forced to drive on so watching these vehicles pull here into wawa, taking it slowly, hey, how you doing. a lot of people said that the roads are very, very slippery. so, fortunately we don't see a ton of people out here but it seems like everyone on the road is popping in for morning coffee so as steve keeley said, we will be back here live again at noon. back to you guys. >> that we will. wonderful job jenny. thank you. >>> let's get a final check on the forecast this morning a

lets get to jenny joyce joining us from the collinswood station, hi there, jenny. >> reporter: good morning. patco is running on a modified schedule the plan to have all of the trains, heading westbound into philadelphia, run every 10 minutes during the morning rush from 6:30 until 9:00 ape 10 to 20 minutes eastbound, yesterday we captured chaos at ferry avenue station in camden as passengers were forced to get on the train and find an alternate means of transportation after wires sparked on a line, trains in both directions were halted, patco says one of their trains hit electrical wires that were hanging over the tracks, because of an earlier accident involving a conrail trail and then a electrical pole on a adjacent track. shortly thereafter limited services resumed as thousands of riders relied on public transportation were affected. >> i was actually going in to work and i see police are blocking entrance and we cannot jump on it is not going toward philadelphia it is heavy, because i'm late because of this. public transportation, it is a rough one. it gets jammed packed every day and

jenny, thank you. be safer out there. >> normal work day, rodney square would be jam packed, center of the community there, everyone staying home. let's look at another community. >> right here. moorestown, burlington county. know this area all too well. grew up not too far away here. i tell you, they're dealing with it this morning, as well, not only the snow, but the winds are starting to pick up. and we saw couple of people out as we look at the shot, shoveling the driveway perhaps, too early because you have to do it again and again and again with the winds, and the continued snow. >> that's one of the fun activities sometimes. a lot of are you second pictures in, we appreciate them, also get to go them. still see this, a lot of snow coverage even on the main drags right here, we take a look, george our camera guy there making the right and going around the communities. yes, amazing how dark it looks obviously with the storm overhead. and sue was showing us, seeing some lightning in the system off

let's get right out to jenny joyce in collingswood. jenny? >> reporter: good morning, karen and thomas, so president trump addressed a number of topics, last night, things like infrastructure improvements, immigration reform. the president definitely delivered a positive speech discussing the american dream and that people can be whatever they want to be in the country. he added that the us made it clear this year that it is a powerful global leader president trump told americans what he did for the country in 2017. increase jobs, tax reform, and the repeal of obamacare. but he also laid out his plan moving forward and shared a few goals that are of interest to him. >> one of migrate he is priorities is to reduce the price of prescription drugs. many other countries, these drugs cost far less than what we pay in the united state. and it is very, very unfair. that is why i've directed my administration to make fixing the injustice of high drug prices one of my top priorities for the year. >> (applause). >> and prices will come down substantial

let's see what jenny joyce is experiencing right now. hey, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, karen, thomas. so all morning long we've been seeing the pretty small snowflakes, but it is enough to cover cars here. we are in rodney square, live in wilmington, and i did report in the last half hour, that we were seeing about an inch of snow. but you know what? we walked down the street, and because of the winds, look at the grounds. it is very, very spotty. so where we were standing before, there was inch of accumulation, but here, there is snowing. so again, that's all because of the wind, and the drifting snow that we're seeing, so it is kind of hard to understanded just how much snow has fallen. the other thing, in addition to the winds, we were talking about the small know flakes, so it is pretty amazing how much snow has already fallen. it -- little deceiving, you don't think there will be that much out there. but there is enough already to cover the cars in the area. so we haven't seen many people out and about, which is a very good th

joins because people are trying to get their hands on those shirts, jenny, look at you. >> i know i'm getting my hands on this stuff too i left my credit card in the truck so turf run out and get that before all this stuff is gone. >> 20 percenty only met you a few minutes ago and offering to pay for me, so jim, what do you have and tell us how you are feeling hours after that big win. >> i'm feeling great, awesome, it is my birthday saturday, so it is an awesome birthday present. next week hopefully we win as long as they don't cheat, we will be all right, wow, wow. >> reporter: so as a philadelphia fan we have seen a lot of heart break what was going through your mind last night and play after play after play we have proved ourselves that we were there to win. talk about what you were thinking. >> what was i thinking? i was than the happy until i scored 30 or more points. >> reporter: were you nervous. >> i took a valium. >> reporter: did that help. >> yes, definitely going through all these games pretty nerve racking. that is it: win the super bowl. as long as they don't treat we w

we have jenny joyce at the linc. lets he start with steve keeley at chickie and pete's where we are having please come out and get your dogmas accounts and everything else, hey there, steve. >> reporter: i noticed our latest tweet from jackie, our excellent assignment editor up on the desk. she said join us at chickie and pete's we will be there from 6:00 to 10:00 a.m. we, being the rest of the staff, i guess i'm not part of the we, on this show, that is fine. always felt like an out liar anyway. but if you do come, early, one benefit you have here is this is a first come, first serve thing that mike promoted endlessly yesterday and our good friends at moorestown high school helped us put these together since our interns are 4.0 high school grads, ivy leaguers, could not muster to help themselves. i will be handing these out for anybody that gets here before 4:00 a.m. since we are here from four to 10, in the just six to 10, chickie and pete's staff cleaning sidewalk getting ready for they lay hear ray carpet down be

jenny joyce live at the art museum. it's going to be a big day out there.d morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, so this is going to be an anniversary march of last year's march on philadelphia. it was so successful with 50,000 men and women, who came to that event with signs and strong feelings about women's rights, pushing the women's rights movement forward, philly women rally decided this should be annual. looking back, it's been a strong year for women with the me too movement anding orrers believe that rallies hike this can continue to send a message that force that this collective ited momentum has only just begun. this year's event theme is we resist, we persist, we rise. the event will focus on sharing stories of ordinary women doing extraordinary things in the fight for women's rights. the march will begin at 11:00 this morning at logan's square and end at aiken's oval. ing orrers are asking you to go to the event and rsvp so they can keep tab >> standing up and in solidarity. keep us informed. >>> whether you're going to the march or the lin

joyce. >> jenny? >> good morning, mike and alex. so in the last two and a half hours we've not gotten an update from police. but i can also report that we've not seen any alarming activity. there have been no police speeding off. no ambulance and since we've been here about 3:00 this morning, we have not heard any gunshots. but the gloss cents at the township police chief tells us that since this started last night after 8:00 p.m. the gunman did open fire on police, hitting a armored vehicle, fortunately, no one was hurt. this is going on in the brittany woods neighborhood sham shire road. as of the late update chief said officers have not returned gunfire, police have not said if anyone else may be inside the home with the gunman, we talk to moon was stuck at the staging area, with us, he can't get home. his girlfriend called him when she heard the first gunshots. >> yes, she said is she is worried, we have a son, vincent he's ten, so he is sleeping. he doesn't know what's going on. so that's a good

out to jenny joyce, following a barricade situation this morning, jenny?ve here from timber creek high school, set up as a staging area, for an active barricade situation happening not too far away from here. we have camden county sheriff's office, swat team, as well as the gloucester township police swat team on scene. a live update coming up. steve? >> well, when you're a couple of california parents and you send your son off to college, a whole coast away to the university of pennsylvania, your wore business him problem about his time on campus no about his time >> this is "good day philadelph. >> right now, on good day philadelphia. breaking news out of gloucester township. a barricade situation. people are being told to shelter in place. >>> plus, a missing university of pennsylvania student, has been found murdered. his devestated parents, choke back tears. >> blaze was a brilliant charismatic man who shined light on all of the lives and people and communities he touched. >> the investigation into who killed blaze. >> and: >> ♪ >> ♪ >> the song of th

right out to jenny joyce to explain what's happening, jenny?er: good morning, karen, so this has been going on for hours now, we are being kept at a distance which is preventing minute by minute updates. but we did get a briefing from the police chief within the last hour. he confirmed, yes, this is still an active barricade situation. and there are no injuries. gloucester township police says it is actively trying de-escalate the situation which has been going on for more than eight hours win the brittany woods neighborhood. police say they responds today yorkshire and hampshire roads for the report of shots fired last night after 8:00 p.m. upon arrival, the person inside after home refused to surrender to police. investigators tell it is, the gunman fired several shots at police officers and at armored vehicle packed with officers, fortunately, no one was hurt. and chief earl tells us officers did not return gunfire. police have not said if anyone else may be inside this home. we talked to a man who was stuck at the staging area with us, he c

jenny joyce live at the scene in frankford with the very latest on exactly what happened. jenny.eport gore morning, lauren. well, as of sun is coming up we're getting a better idea of what happened overnight. look at that pile of debris. that's now sitting in front of this home here on the 1300 block of ruin street in the frankford section of the city. the fire is under investigation right now. but officials tell us the early indication is that this fire was intentionally set. fire crews responded to a call here just after 11:30 last night. the initial report was for fire on the first floor of the home. a 17-year-old was transported to saint christopher's hospital for smoke inhalation. as fire crews unleashed the hoses an tack the hot spots, it was placed under control by 1:0. that's when the investigation began. right now we don't know where the fire started or who else aside from the victim may have been home or in the area at the time of the fire. the good news that we know right now is that the hospitalized teen is expected to be okay. lauren? >> jenny joyce, thank you so muc

lets get over to jenny gist right now, hi there, jenny. >> reporter: good morning.as video you just showed, you can see everybody pouring out on to the street, after an incredible showing, by the eagles, now if there was ever a day to go to modells today is that day. modells will open up at 6:00 to begin selling that nfc champion ship gear, we expect to see a lot of people out here, stocking up on this gear they have not seen in philadelphia, since 2005, the last time that the eagles went to the super bowl. last night's unexpect blow out against the vikings had fans, fired up, thousands, charged the streets, in south philadelphia, center city and in the northeast when they realize the bird were claiming victory and headed to the super bowl. >> major win, major windy fence played well, owe even if played spectacular ready for patriots and tom brady. >> did we impose our will today. >> absolutely. >> super bowl 52 coming up with the patriots prediction, go ahead. >> it is pretty obvious, eagles all the way. >> reporter: so we know philly fans are passionate to put it

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let's get out to jenny joyce in center city. jenny? >> good morning, karen, so even this week, the start of the trial process with jury selection defendant edward archer's attorney is still trying to claim that his client is not fit to stand trial. it got off to little bit after shaky start earlier this week, when the jurors were actually in the room and 32 year old archer apparently started telling the judge that his attorney does not represent him. this was while, again, potential jurors were in the courtroom. and archer's attorney said that that is proof that his client should not stand trial in a 2016 case of attempted murder of philadelphia police officer, jesse hartnett. surveillance video from the night of the shooting allegedly shows archer opening fire on officer hartnett with a stolen police firearm as the officer drove through an intersection. police commissioner richard ross told us then that archer fired 11 shots from the stolen 9-millimeter handgun at close range hitting officer hartnett three times in the arm. fellow off

lets get right to jenny joyce to explain, jenny? >> reporter: good morning, karen, yeah, congressman pat meehan announced his retirement coming amid allegations that he used thousands of dollars of taxpayer money to settle a claim with a former staffer, of sexual harassment, new york times broke this story last week, this week our jeff cole sat down with the four term republican congressman who admitted to developing a close relationship with a former aid , three decade younger then he but that relationship was not romantic according to meehan who release aid letter he wrote to the woman in may after he learn that she had begun a relationship with someone outside of his office. writing quote, i thank god for putting you into my life, signing witt all my heart, patrick. the new york times reports that meehan became whose style >> did you not turn whose style to her when you found out she had an outside boyfriend, that is the claim. >> that is the claim? i do not agree that is substantiated that is why i'm here making sure people know

lauren we'll send it back to you. >> jenny.i'm not going to do, go outside. we're a week into the new year and many of us have failed resolutions because we probably haven't started yet. few of us on good day weekend say we're going to try to motivate ourselves and call ourselves out next weekend we'll start a good day weekend weight loss challenge, we'll have a different health expert and check in with the staffers to see, sores, their progress, and a lot of people want to join in and send pictures and talk about what they're doing. but before we even get there, it's just been super hard to stay motivated in this weather to hit the gym, eat a salad. look at rehoboth beach delaware. >> it's like a frozen tundra. >> it's a tundra. here to tell us how to keep our spirits up and stay active. it's hard. we just talked about you trying to take the dog out. >> it's 2018, we're seven days in. and we're not even starring our resolution yet because it's too cold outside >> there's a lot of different aspects that are going against people

our jenny joyce is showing us from manayunk once again, jenny? >> reporter: good morning, thomas. keeley said add a layer or two and i say or three or four. we cannot say enough how cold it is. more than that when wind comes through it is really piercing your face. live here along ridge avenue, in manayunk, a few cars passed us by. main road is here are not the problem, what is tricky is back road and parking lots, throughout this area we talk about manayunk because it is so tricky, streets are so narrow. when we have plows going through. first it is tough to get down these streets. we do know that the center of the roads are always plowed but if you look along those cars there that is kingsly street, you can see a lot of the cars are wedged in between piles of snow. so people waking up this morning they will have some more work to do, and as they are heading out, schools in this area, philadelphia schools are closed. so we're hoping that allows a little bit more time for people to get up and adam and not rush out of here this morning, back to you. >> always good advice, jenny, th

jenny, thank you for that. let's get to burlington county a brave homeowner foils a burglar, burglary suspect, he snaps a picture of the get-away car. so he takes a photo after stopping two intruders who were breaking in to his mt. laurel home in the middle of the day. it was friday. if you know anything about this car, or who could be driving it, please call police in mt. laurel. >>> in cumberland county police need your help to find a hit-and-run driver who seriously injured a 77 year old woman. investigators have just released these pictures of the suspects, pick-up truck being towed away. so it is the one on the back of the flatbed right there. this all happened in maurice township intersection every highway 47 and broadway streets. >> and we have a search continues in chester county for pair of would be shoplifters who pepper sprayed a macy's security guard. police in west whiteland township say the guard saw two guys, there they are, putting stuff in a shopping bag, which is out of the exton square mall w

jenny? >> reporter: good morning, and there were fire fighters from boston who came down after one of their shifts last night to support not only lieutenant matt latourneau but entire philadelphia fire department. a second viewing will be held here at basilica from 9:00 to 10:30 and funeral mass will be held at 11:00 o'clock this morning, both are opened to the public, we were here at the basilica last night, for that first viewing, for the late hero, and there were hundreds of people present, many did in the necessity matt but wanted to honor his life and service, ahead of today's funeral there will be remarks from philadelphia's mayor jim kenney, fire commissioner adam tiehl, and luke latourneau, matt's brother. commissioner tiehl posted on social media yesterday sharing with us just how difficult the last several days have been. he said the department is grieving, members have still had a very difficult task of responding to thousands of emergency calls, and they are all trying to look ou

jenny joyce go get warm. >>> speaking of west philadelphia where jenny is families were forced out intoas leak there. this was scary situation early this morning when crews were called out to the 100 block of north hobart street to investigate. they were ripping up the ground to find the issue quickly. meanwhile, people were loaded on to septa buses to stay warm. right now it's still unclear what type of leak it was. >>> now to some breaking news out of the upper darby. police are investigate a deadly crash on township line road in lansdowne avenue. it happened around 1:30 this morning. we know two cars were involved in the crash that killed one person but no word yet on what caused the crash to happen. >>> hall of famer julius dr. jay everybodying is in the hospital this morning lots of people on social media praying for him he fell ill last night at the sixers game. 67-year-old rang the ceremonial liberty bell before tip off. he was being honored by the team to mark 35 years since he threw down his famous cradle dunk against the los angeles lakers. no word yet on exactly what happened

there as well , and chris fox is with jenny this morning too. they have all been through it all. >> hi there, steve. >> this is our final live shot of the week, unless, orlando and miami make a 15th request. you think we are off, we are driving in between and we are live all over the world. i wanted to show you wildwood boardwalk, in watching of the tram car so you can hear the boards, it must be clear where keeley is. spin around, jared. show them. there we go. we have wind drift hotel at the shore and we have snowdrift on the boardwalk. the snow is too deep to even walk in. they need a trans snowmobile to get down the wildwood boardwalk. look at this, jared, we are right under dairy queen and their top dessert, the blizzard, how about that for a coincidence. again, this snowy boardwalk, the snow, at lee i can sink down but mostly standing on top of it. look at these drifts. we have drifts of snow here and looking at the snow, sand blowing on the beach. there is the sunrise, or i guess it is well listen right new but sun reflecting off the ocea

jenny was the victim of an elaborate rental scam.m apartment on a popular website. the owner said she was out of town but jenny could have the unit. she needed to come up with $1,600 for securities do dpos it and first month's rent. >> she said because it was through airbnb, i was thinking that's a legitimate agency. >> reporter: she followed the specific payment instructs and put it on a sri ka card. the pictures were fake and so were the e-mails that appeared to come from airbnb. they've seen this kind of scam explode nationwide. this e-mail she received looks like it's coming from customer service but you see it's coming from a fake consultant dot-com instead of airbnb.com. >> this person not only messed with my money but the money that i can give my daughter. >> reporter: the story does take a happy turn. a friend started an online page for jenny raises thousands of dollars, enough for jebby and her daughter finally to find a new home. ryan katz, cbs news for somerville, massachusetts. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," the com

hey, jenny? >> good morning, karen, thomas, seeing exactly what steve keeley is seeing, because of the high winds, some areas here in rodney square have about an inch or so of snow, whereas other have zero snow on the sidewalk. so, taking a look over here, you can see, the city buses are still running. but just within the lasts 15 minute or so, delaware governor john carney did announce that allstate offices will be closed today. so, as of last night, it was only sussex county. that's southern delaware, the delaware beaches, were going to be closed because as we know they are getting pounded by the nor'easter. but again, lasts 15 minutes, he update that to tweet explaining that all three counties of delaware will have government offices closed, all non-essential employees will not be report to go work this morning, so the winds the big factor right now, precipitation, not as strong as it was within the last hour or so. it is kind of, i guess, i don't know if we are in a lull. i know steve keeley

because that is where they will end up with the public viewing. >> there is jenny. >> mike and alex, police are out here cones are out in place in front of the basilica , preparing for the procession as it moves into this area which will be about 8:30. in about an hour. public is invited to attend a 9:00 o'clock viewing and 11:00 e lieutenant, we were here yesterday for a matthew latourneau's first viewing, there were hundreds of people here many did not know matt personally but wanted to honor his life and his services ahead of the funeral will hear from a couple of key city leaders, like mayor jim kenney and philadelphia fire commissioner adam tiehl, the commissioner posted on social media sharing with us just how difficult the last several days have been. he said the department is grieving, members have still had to be in a very difficult task of responding to thousands of emergency calls, they are all trying to look out for one another undoubted today and for several days to come it will be very difficult for philadelphia fire tenth. mike and alex. >> we won't miss a think, thank

lets get right to jenny joyce, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, car own, so he announced his retirement at a time when we know he is under investigation by the ethics committee. a committee of which pat meehan was a member of, until these allegations of sexual harassment, and misuse of taxpayer funding, surfaced last week. new york times that broke this story, about the four term congressman, who represents part of the delaware, montgomery, berks, lancaster county. our jeff cole sat down with me and married father of three admitted to developing a close relationship with a former aid , decade younger then he, in a relationship that was in the romantic. despite that he has said the former employee a very personal letter he released to the media which he tells would the man she's kind, sensitive, caring. meehan says she was his soul mate but relationship did not bend beyond professional. >> i have feeling that were generated not an attraction. >> did you have romantic feelings for this woman. >> i did not have romantic feelings. it was a relationship that was a very professional relations

jenny joyce going over how it went reaction.ew jersey. >> good morning, mike, alex, i don't if you fuzz are aware of this but i find interesting the social media aspect, last the most tweeted about state of the union address in history with four and a half million tweets. that beats the 2016 or excuse me 2017 address. which had about 3 million tweet. three topics and moments most tweeted about when president trump said we stand for the national anthem, statement on reform, ms13, trump said for decades our open board verse led to drugs, gangs, pouring into our communities, and hard-working americans fighting illegal immigrant for low wage jobs. should not happen. >> in older to get the policies enacted there needs to be bipartisan teamwork. trump as democrats and republicans to come together, to make america great again. >> so, let's come together, set politics aside. and finally, get the job done. >> i will not repeat the works of past administrations that got news this dangerous position. >> reporter: so the associated press went through the whole speech. they kind of outlined fact ver

saint anthony, saint anthony. >> has anybody turned it in. >> while jenny is at school. >> police come >> she lost her father's necklace. >> something is lost and prays. >> it must be found. >> business to business, and through the bushes, undie fer by the poring rain. >> i would give a million dollars if i had it just to get that back to my daughter. it really would mean a lot to her and to myself. it's all that's left of her dad and the truth is it's like losing her father twice. >> reporter: jenny's father died two years ago and the teen has only few momentos of the army veteran just a couple of pictures of birthday parties and being held in his arms. the locket helped keep dad clo close. >> she feels like it bring her good luck at certain times, when she won softball championships, when she won the volleyball championship for central. >> reporter: the locket is just steel and ash. but to this family it is more precious than diamonds or gold. broken hearted mother and daughter hoping somehow somewhere their hunt will pay off. >> i just really hope somebody has it and decent enough t

jenny joyce is live atlantic aviation.how up to send the team may of in style. >> reporter: i think so, maybe watching might be showing up here, we've been saying all morning, they will be leaving early this afternoon, headed to the super bowl. let the madness begin we were at the final practice at the novacare complex where we could see the flares doing various drills. we talked to several players who sayed said they know there will be many distractions, chris long is talking to his team mates about being selfish, saying nop to do staying mentally and physically coach pederson has been telling the players to enjoy the moment. they know how hd get here. not only here in philly but cros rooting for the birds to beat the pats >> i think the teams that haven't been there in a while have success. i think city's energy is kind of contagious. i believe a lot of people see it ansay, they like the way we play. it's an football and we got good people in the locker room >> thereto play for, family, friends andm sure every chip on th

gavin and jenny are new parents.they're particularly concerned for their no mold baby girl blake. >> worried we're going to get her sick and she's really really young. we don't want to harm her. >> reporter: plenty of people are afraid they're going to get the flu this season it's the worst outbreak in a decade. with 37 children dying to date. that's why many offices now have surgical masks for folks waiting to seat doctor. >> we have had patients in the waiting room with other, say, an injured ankle or something that are concerned that somebody is coughing next to them and they don't want to get sick. >> reporter: while there are lots of viruses going around, the flu comes on fast and hard. fox 29's dr. mike cirigliano says as long as you have a fever and are coughing and sneezing you are contagious and a threat to others even if you're taking medicine like tamiflu. >> you need to take time to rest and more importantly you need to take time so that you don't infect co-workers especially when it's cold outside and ev

monty sharma is ceo of jenny craig, the weight loss and nutrition company. and monty, thank you for being here today. >> thank you for having me here. >> we just heard about the exercise crazes, how people are spending more and more money on that, how they are spending more and more on diet plans. and yet, 40% of americans are obese at this point. what's happening? where is the disconnect? >> i think people are generally aware that they need to get healthier, and in orde to get healthier, you have to lose weight. so i do see that these numbers will get better over time, just because more people are paying attention to them and doing something about them. it's hard to stay on these plans. i understand that. it's hard, when you have so many things aroun you all the time that look so tempting, it's hard to do these things, but who is coming to customer, and what do they want when they show up? >> our customer is typically a 35 to 50-year-old female client. we have made great inroads in the last year to include men as well, and a lot of men have also joined, but

jenny trabaja donde se sintiÓ mÁs fuerte el temblor.estar cerca de mi familia. luz: el movimiento fue de lado a lado. los estudios demuestran que la probabilidad de un sismo mayor son altas en los prÓximos 30 aÑos. " en toda el Área de la bahÍa tenemos una probabilidad de 72% de que un sismo causa grandes daÑos". se es tuya la falla de donde provino el sismo de esta madrugada y se recomienda estar preparados, ya que los sismos son impredecibles. " las personas deben tener un maletÍn de emergencia con comida para tres dÍas y entrenarse para ayudar a otras personas". tambiÉn recuerde ponerse debajo de una mesa firme y en posiciÓn fetal. tambiÉn evite salir a las calles y estÁ en una estructura segura. ya que no existe una manera de poder predecir este tipo de movimientos telÚricos, los expertos recomiendan estar preparados y tener un tipo de plan de emergencia con su familia y de comunicaciÓn en caso de un mayor sismo. los peÑa, "noticias -- luz peÑa, "noticias univisiÓn 14". palmira: vamos a pasar con suheily lÓpez belÉn. ramÓn: cuÉntano

. >> so jenny joyce is in center city with more. jenny?> good morning, authorities believe it has been two years since this happened. we do expect number every philadelphia police officers to be here at the cjc for the trial of 32 year old edward archer. he admitted to caring out an ambush-style shooting on a philadelphia police officer, back in january of 2016. archer says he did it in the name of islam. surveillance video from the night of the shooting shows archer opening fire on philadelphia officer, jesse heart necessary, with the stolen police firearm, as the officer drove through an an intersection. police commissioner richard ross told us then archer fired 11 shot from the 9-millimeter handgun at close range, hitting officer hartnett three times in the arm. fellow officers held multiple benefits r for their wounded brother as he underwent surgery. several surgeries, and spent couple every weeks in the hospital and time recovering before heading back to work two years later, now, the trial is set to begin, archer's attorney has been

hi there, jenny. >> i will say that this sweat today.t, i just want to wrap nfc champion t i don't thinkwas to hold this we on camera. i know i told you, for you. i think would you like, one of the soft t-shirts, so either this one or this one, so you let me know which you want and i will bring it back for you. but there are so many cool things in addition to the blanket. sorry, alex, you too. lauren has been texting me this morning. keeley has been giving her a hard time about the falcons. what will you wear, jenny's not going to get you any falcons gear. not. we are converting her to a full-fledged eagles fan, of alle people around here looking at the merchandise, scoping it oned last night, i was told, they did in the leave here. they did until roughly 1:00 o'clock this morning and then they were back opened a before 6:00 because of the demand that has been high. so it is not a mobfortable in h, but if you are looking to get your gear, modellsas alex? >>> walking down broad street frankford and cottman but now the shirts are now old.

our jenny joyce out and about this morning as well joining us from manayunk, good morning to you, jenny>> reporter: good morning, thomas. this morning we have had an opportunity to drive around, and the road were berth than what i was expecting. we are live in manayunk, just off of ridge avenue. so back here the smaller road, a little bit messy, that is to be expect through this hilly, narrow neighborhood. there is slush in the road and some spots layers of ice. it is only 11 degrees right now, so it is the ice, the cold, the wind, that will make the commute and day in general , nasty for anyone who has ton out in this. a lot of schools are closed as we mentioned, philadelphia public and parochial schools, so have everyone here in this manayunk neighborhood the families, hopefully will give them one more day to stay indoors, before they have to travel out, possibly this weekend and that is other good thing it is a friday so people can sort of, lay low, easing into the weekend because if you take a look at the ground there is still a lot of slush here on these back road. a number of the

jenny, thank you very much. the headlines. in kabul in which six were killed. a man has been arrested after an eight—year old girl was stabbed to death in the west midlands. ukip leader billy bowden has hit back at critics, saying his pa rty‘s has hit back at critics, saying his party's national executive has hit back at critics, saying his pa rty‘s national executive committee has no power tojudge him on personal matters —— leader henry bolton. tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets in cities across america for the second women's march —— with many protesting against donald trump's presidency. the main rally will be held in las vegas later on. marches are also taking place around the world, including in london, as simon jones reports. time's up! what time is it? time's up! hundreds gathered outside downing street, determined to make their voices heard. the message, time's up on the sexual harassment and abuse of women. i think it's really important to come together and speak out against violence against all wom

jenny hill, in berlin.ermits under government plans. the department for transport said the change would make it easier for those with conditions such as autism and dementia to get access to the services they need. helena lee reports. the blue badge scheme was first introduced in england in the 1970s. today, around 2.4 million people with disabilities have one. it allows them to park free of charge on roads, and normally without a time limit. the government is now proposing to extend the scheme. it wants people with hidden disabilities and conditions like autism and dementia to be able to qualify for a blue badge, so they too can enjoy the freedom to get out where and when they want. for many parents sometimes they tell us they don't want to go out, don't want to take their autistic son or daughter out to the shops or to schools and services and other places because they're worried about what might happen. but if they can park much closer to their destination, they can easily take someone away if there is an