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our jessica dean is in washington dc where she talked to p.m. from the delaware vale for who who were there from the occasion. >> good morning from washington, d.c., today the us will inch august rate its 45th president donald j trump. mr. trump and his family arrived in the nation's capitol yesterdayment they went through many events, all in anticipation of the events today when the inauguration will take place. also here in washington, d.c., a lot of people from the delaware valley. >> ♪ i'm proud to be an american ♪ >> thursday night's concert and fireworks led to a celebration for president-elect donald trump and his supporters. >> i promise you that i will work so hard. we're going to get it turned around. we're going to bring our jobs back. we're not going to let other countries take our jobs any longer. >> many have traveled to the nation's capitol for the inauguration. we caught up with people from the delaware valley, who made the trip. from bucks count. >> i here to see history in the making. here to experience it first-hand, see presi

. >> and i'm jessica dean. this move comes after sally yates fee fused to defend the immigration ban because she said she is not convinced it is lawful. in a statement trump said she betrayed the department of justice. >> reporter: from the steps of the u.s. supreme court. >> we will not let this evil order make us less american. >> reporter: people across the country continue to protest president trump's executive order to ban citizens of seven countries with predominantly muslim populations from entering the u.s. for at least 90 days. refugees from all other countries are banned for 120 days and refugees from syria are banned indefinitely while officials reevaluate vetting procedures. the white house says there's no specific terrorist threat at this time and the ban aims to keep it that way. >> we're not going t wait. >> reporter: several gop lawmaker the are critical of mr. trump's order. >> this was overly broad and over i. rushed and implemented in a haphazard manner. >> he's trying to keep us safe. >> let

i'm ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean. we're always on for you at cbsphilly.com. >> have a good night family. sleep well. captioning sponsored by cbs >> stephen: hey, everyone. stephen colbert here. before we kick off the show in the new year, i just wanted to come out here and say a few things from the heart. 2016 was rough, but i'm staying positive about 2017. the year is starting off great, for everyone but mariah carey. you may not have seen, but mariah was performing in times square for new year's and had a few technical problems. nobody knows exactly what happened. i blame russian hackers. here's the thing, i am on team mariah here. this was not her fault. mariah, you're welcome to come on my show any time. i'm sorry, there's nothing in my prompter here. jim, can you fix that? who are you? mark, what is happening. is this getting fixed? okay, i'm rg

. >> i'm jessica dean. happy holidays, welcome to this eyewitness special on brotherly love. >> we profile great people in the community we start with two little girls saying thanks to the hospital that saved their life. >> ten year old bronwin hanson and they know what it is like to be a kid stuck in the hospital. in 2014, sophia developed serious complications from the flu. >> i had to get surgery. i had to put a tube in through my back into my lung. >> she was terrified, she was in a lot of pain. >> year later bron inches win had brain surge troy repair a blood vest. >> i it was tiring, painful, because i couldn't lift my head. i didn't want to walk, ever. >> the girls didn't know each other but their mom, colleen, and cory, went to the same high school and reconnected through the magic of social media. >> sophia had gotten sick, was in the hospital, and cory reached out, amazing. >> and the same. when bronwin was sick, colleen had been cleaning laid toy my house, wonderful person. >> and now we are best

. >> and i'm jessica dean. this move comes after sally yates fee fused to defend the immigration ban because she said she is not convinced it is lawful. in a statement trump said she betrayed the department of justice. >> reporter: from the steps of the u.s. supreme court. >> we will not let this evil order make us less american. >> reporter: people across the country continue to protest president trump's executive order to ban citizens of seven countries with predominantly muslim populations from entering the u.s. for at least 90 days. refugees from all other countries are banned for 120 days and refugees from syria are banned indefinitely while officials reevaluate vetting procedures. the white house says there's no specific terrorist threat at this time and the ban aims to keep it that way. >> we're not going t wait. >> reporter: several gop lawmaker the are critical of mr. trump's order. >> this was overly broad and over i. rushed and implemented in a haphazard manner. >> he's trying to keep us safe. >> let

good evening, i'm jessica dean >> i'm ukee washington. the florida officials identified 69-year-old marry louis amz ibel as one of the victims. she loved in dover delaware. esteban santiago was accused of killing five and wounding six others in the baggage claim area. another victim grew up in millville. >>> president-elect donald trump battled with the press. >> he lashed at at u.s. intelligence agencies, "eyewitness news" david spunt is live in our stat center with reaction from local political watchers. david? >> as you mentioned this was trump first news conference since november and certainly made a lot of headlines. one of them was when trump referred to u.s. intelligence agencies as nazi who leaked unsubstantiated allegations against him. >> it was a group of opponents who got together, sick people and put that crap together. >> donald trump came out swinging in his first press conference as president-elect. he spent time answering questions about new document also analyzed by the u.s. intelligence community. part of the informatio

our jessica dean will be reporting live from washington dc starting today at 5:00 also throughout the day tomorrow. also, complete coverage on line at cbsphilly.com. >> and with hundreds of thousands of people attending the inch agosto ration in washington tomorrow, the day looks like it will be gray and testimony p -- damp for the event planned. >> lauren casey with the nation's capitol forecast and what we can expect. >> yes, those attending the inauguration in d.c. tomorrow will have to pack along the rain gear. unfortunately, some rain will be coming down, especially, as we head into midday and throughout the afternoon hours. even moderate to heavy at times, cloudy conditions, temperatures, though, fairly mild for this time of year. 49 degrees, right around midday tomorrow. and as we look at our weather little closer to home, we saw some nice sunshine breaking out this morning, and haven't seen that in a couple of days, clouds redeveloped in some areas, still sunshine being maintained along the coast, and temperatures are feeling good for a january day. 48 degrees right now in phi

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. >> i'm jessica dean. we have live coverage of this winter nor'easter. we head down to the shore first. greg argos is live in ocean city. that's an area that's getting hit pretty hard. >> reporter: it is, jessica. but the good news right now, at least in the past hour, the flooding here locally has subsided. this area, this roadway just an hour ago, the water covered the entire thing. you can see at least right now the middle part of this roadway is cleared. great news right now. but despite this very heavy wind that is still blowing throughout the this area, also throughout cape may county, no widespread power outages. avalon monday afternoon, winds whipping, rain pouring. after sun fell not much change down the shore. wildwood soaking wet. localized flooding making some roads technically passable but not recommended. in ocean city widespread power outages no where to be found but more flooding easily spotted throughout town and most people avoiding the nor'easter by staying indoors. keyword, most. we caught you walking down the street with your surfboar

my coanchor jessica dean is in the nation's cop toll tonight with more on the event. >> good evening to you from washington d.c.. we're hours away from swearing in of the 45th president of donald j. trump. they arrived around noon and took part in a host of festivities throughout the day. there were also a lot of people from our area from the delaware valley who came here. they told me to witness history firsthand♪ i'm proud to be an american♪ >> thursday night concert and fireworks led to celebration for president-elect donald trump and his supporters. >> i promise you ill will work so hard we'll get it turned around and bring our jobs back. we're not going to let other countries take our jobs any longer. >> many traveled to the natio nation's capitol for the inauguration and we caught up with people from the delaware valley who made the trip. troy maychuck and his family are from bucks county. >> we're here to see history in the making and experience it firsthand and see president trump inter office and we thought it would be important to see this important moment in history. >> ma

my coanchor jessica dean is in the nation's cop toll tonight with more on the event. >> good evening to you from washington d.c.. we're hours away from swearing in of the 45th president of donald j. trump. they arrived around noon and took part in a host of festivities throughout the day. there were also a lot of people from our area from the delaware valley who came here. they told me to witness history firsthand♪ i'm proud to be an american♪ >> thursday night concert and fireworks led to celebration for president-elect donald trump and his supporters. >> i promise you ill will work so hard we'll get it turned around and bring our jobs back. we're not going to let other countries take our jobs any longer. >> many traveled to the natio nation's capitol for the inauguration and we caught up with people from the delaware valley who made the trip. troy maychuck and his family are from bucks county. >> we're here to see history in the making and experience it firsthand and see president trump inter office and we thought it would be important to see this important moment in history. >> ma

good evening, i'm jessica dean >> i'm ukee washington. the florida officials identified 69-year-old marry louis amz ibel as one of the victims. she loved in dover delaware. esteban santiago was accused of killing five and wounding six others in the baggage claim area. another victim grew up in millville. >>> president-elect donald trump battled with the press. >> he lashed at at u.s. intelligence agencies, "eyewitness news" david spunt is live in our stat center with reaction from local political watchers. david? >> as you mentioned this was trump first news conference since november and certainly made a lot of headlines. one of them was when trump referred to u.s. intelligence agencies as nazi who leaked unsubstantiated allegations against him. >> it was a group of opponents who got together, sick people and put that crap together. >> donald trump came out swinging in his first press conference as president-elect. he spent time answering questions about new document also analyzed by the u.s. intelligence community. part of the informatio

. >> and i'm jessica dean. tonight we are hearing from some of the politicians who are choosing not to attend the inauguration nicole brewer tells us why they're sitting this one out. >> reporter: as inauguration prep continues, more democratic lawmakers allow plans to boycott. >> i totally support him. >> disrespectful. >> i'm thankful that people are really listening to the parts of the voters. >> i think trump is kind of a joke, but suck it up. >> reporter: the list of house members skipping out on friday's swearing in grew longer over the weekend when president-elect donald trump traded jabs with john lewis of georgia calling the civil rights leader all talk and no action on twitter in response to lewis's claim his election was illegitimate. >> it's not very good. >> he's a hero. and to try to minimize him in any type of way is unfortunate. >> you've picked a fight with an icon. somebody who is respected on both sides of the aisle. >> reporter: congressman bob brady says he changed his decision out of respe

. >> and i'm jessica dean. tonight we are hearing from some of the politicians who are choosing not to attend the inauguration nicole brewer tells us why they're sitting this one out. >> reporter: as inauguration prep continues, more democratic lawmakers allow plans to boycott. >> i totally support him. >> disrespectful. >> i'm thankful that people are really listening to the parts of the voters. >> i think trump is kind of a joke, but suck it up. >> reporter: the list of house members skipping out on friday's swearing in grew longer over the weekend when president-elect donald trump traded jabs with john lewis of georgia calling the civil rights leader all talk and no action on twitter in response to lewis's claim his election was illegitimate. >> it's not very good. >> he's a hero. and to try to minimize him in any type of way is unfortunate. >> you've picked a fight with an icon. somebody who is respected on both sides of the aisle. >> reporter: congressman bob brady says he changed his decision out of respe

. >> i'm jessica dean. penn state fans experienced a host of emotions within that game but ended up heartbroken. don bell is live in california. don, what a game. >> what a game. you guys said it. for the last five minutes and change i was on the field for that game. it was pretty crazy. it was a record-breaking rose bowl game and it was also a heartbreaker for the penn state lions. let's show you the final two plays. that really changed this game. take a look at the head coach james franklin. picked off, thrown into double courage. intercepted only needing a field goal to win it, it is a killer. they were outscored 17-0 in the fourth quarter and they lose the highest scoring rose bowl game in history they go down 52-49. >> how proud of you of the guys. >> so proud of them. they showed so many heart to be able to come and fight. it sucks to lose obviously especially a game like this. we've got a lot of work to do, we're a young team. we're looking forward to off season to get better. we have heart, we're fi

. >> i'm jessica dean. penn state fans experienced a host of emotions within that game but ended up heartbroken. don bell is live in california. don, what a game. >> what a game. you guys said it. for the last five minutes and change i was on the field for that game. it was pretty crazy. it was a record-breaking rose bowl game and it was also a heartbreaker for the penn state lions. let's show you the final two plays. that really changed this game. take a look at the head coach james franklin. picked off, thrown into double courage. intercepted only needing a field goal to win it, it is a killer. they were outscored 17-0 in the fourth quarter and they lose the highest scoring rose bowl game in history they go down 52-49. >> how proud of you of the guys. >> so proud of them. they showed so many heart to be able to come and fight. it sucks to lose obviously especially a game like this. we've got a lot of work to do, we're a young team. we're looking forward to off season to get better. we have heart, we're fi

. >>> good evening everyone i'm jessica dean. coming to you live from washington d.c. where all of the pomp and circumstance happened today, and now the inaugural parade has wrapped up, so now focus is on all of the celebrations and galas, the president and first lady are expect to attend three galas tonight, two of those are at the convention center, a third to solute the troops will be held at the national building museum. now, all of this happening on a day that is history in the making, a lot of people here to witness this and earlier today a nation came together for that peaceful transfer of power. >> i don't old john trump do solemnly swear. >> reporter: at noon surrounded by his family, donald trump put his hand on abraham lincoln's bible and took the presidential oath of office administered by chief justice john roberts. after a 21 gun solute the new president delivered his that you go rally with address. >> from this day forward a new vision will governor land, from this day forward, it is going to be only america first >> reporter: hundreds of thousands oz ha

. >>> i'm jessica dean. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live at the white house tonight where that announcement will be made. he has a closer look at the potential nominees, david? >>> jessica his name is judge thomas hardiman, coming from, pittsburgh on the third circuit sort of appeals and sources tell cbs news he is one of the two who will be here at the white house before the announcement the is made, president donald trump when he was a candidate during the campaign put out a list of 21 potential nominees, for the supreme court something you do not see during a presidential campaign. sources tell cbs news natalie president has narrowed the list to three potential can tait, first two judge william pryor a federal why frommal bam, judge neil gorsuch sits on the been inch colorado. many believe he is most likely pick but some believe trump hey pick a pennsylvania judge for the supreme court, judge thomas hardiman is known as a solid conservative with quite a personal story. he is first member of h

good evening, everyone, i'm jessica dean. >> i'm ukee washington. >> president trump left the city hours aago and protest grew larger after he returned to washington. >> live in center city with the story, alex. >> reporter: the last round of protesters since dispersed from the area around city hall. there's still a significant police presence on market street. a day's worth of peaceful demonstrations took a sgruk sgrukttive turn as three police vehicles were vandized spray paint on 13 and arch. >> also this evening, police standing watch in front of the wawa broad an walnut were confronted by a group where a sign appeared to have been thrown and confiscated and this also placed following the dop policy retreat taking place at the low's hotel on market street. about 3,000 in total took to the streets earlier to voice opposition over the new republican administration. these protests span the core of center city and despite tensions peace was kept between 'crowd that does not approve of the new president. >> man is not qualified for the job. >> and those willing to see the nud administrati

. >> i'm jessica dean. it could make for a dicey friday morning commute. we get over to kate bilo who's tracking the timing. >> we've got to get cold enough air for the snow to work with and that's exactly what's happening tonight. cold winds moving in you can see the west winds off the great lakes creating snow showers mainly off to the north and west. we're clear but blustery here. i'll show you the storm headed our way tomorrow. show you this little piece of energy breaking off from a storm over the rockies. it's moving over the plains and into the midwest tonight. it's a fast-moving storm and the timing on this has sped up. we're starting to see a faster arrival time tomorrow night with this system. in the meantime we've got strong winds gust to go 25-plus miles per hour across portions of the region. let's fast forward you to tomorrow night. here's 8:00, first flakes starting to fall off to our west, by this time tomorrow, 10:00 we start to see light snow overspreading the region and that will continue right into the first part of the overnight. 1:00

. >> i'm jessica dean. we have live coverage of this winter nor'easter. we head down to the shore first. greg argos is live in ocean city. that's an area that's getting hit pretty hard. >> reporter: it is, jessica. but the good news right now, at least in the past hour, the flooding here locally has subsided. this area, this roadway just an hour ago, the water covered the entire thing. you can see at least right now the middle part of this roadway is cleared. great news right now. but despite this very heavy wind that is still blowing throughout the this area, also throughout cape may county, no widespread power outages. avalon monday afternoon, winds whipping, rain pouring. after sun fell not much change down the shore. wildwood soaking wet. localized flooding making some roads technically passable but not recommended. in ocean city widespread power outages no where to be found but more flooding easily spotted throughout town and most people avoiding the nor'easter by staying indoors. keyword, most. we caught you walking down the street with your surfboar

. >>> good evening, i'm jessica dean. >> and i'm ukee washington. tonight we are hearing from the victim's mother and what she says led to her son's attack. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is at the scene of the crime third and oregon in south philadelphia. david. >> reporter: ukee and jessica, it will be a a brutal few weeks for this family as you can imagine and tonight his mother private austin freni's mother told us she was shocked when she found out that there would be a reward. >> it's been a nightmare. i still wake up with nightmares at night. >> reporter: laurie freni tells "eyewitness news" she was with her son austin his girlfriend and her other son following the mummers parade late that sunday. freni says austin was on the phone talking about being in the army while wearing an army jacket when a stranger made a negative remark to austin about the army. >> i don't understand how in your own country you put down men and women that fight for you. to fight for your freedom. >> reporter: but austin's attacker was not alone. she says the

. >>> good evening, i'm jessica dean. >> and i'm ukee washington. tonight we are hearing from the victim's mother and what she says led to her son's attack. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is at the scene of the crime third and oregon in south philadelphia. david. >> reporter: ukee and jessica, it will be a a brutal few weeks for this family as you can imagine and tonight his mother private austin freni's mother told us she was shocked when she found out that there would be a reward. >> it's been a nightmare. i still wake up with nightmares at night. >> reporter: laurie freni tells "eyewitness news" she was with her son austin his girlfriend and her other son following the mummers parade late that sunday. freni says austin was on the phone talking about being in the army while wearing an army jacket when a stranger made a negative remark to austin about the army. >> i don't understand how in your own country you put down men and women that fight for you. to fight for your freedom. >> reporter: but austin's attacker was not alone. she says the

. >> i'm jessica dean. it could make for a dicey friday morning commute. we get over to kate bilo who's tracking the timing. >> we've got to get cold enough air for the snow to work with and that's exactly what's happening tonight. cold winds moving in you can see the west winds off the great lakes creating snow showers mainly off to the north and west. we're clear but blustery here. i'll show you the storm headed our way tomorrow. show you this little piece of energy breaking off from a storm over the rockies. it's moving over the plains and into the midwest tonight. it's a fast-moving storm and the timing on this has sped up. we're starting to see a faster arrival time tomorrow night with this system. in the meantime we've got strong winds gust to go 25-plus miles per hour across portions of the region. let's fast forward you to tomorrow night. here's 8:00, first flakes starting to fall off to our west, by this time tomorrow, 10:00 we start to see light snow overspreading the region and that will continue right into the first part of the overnight. 1:00

good evening, everyone, i'm jessica dean. >> i'm ukee washington. >> president trump left the city hours aago and protest grew larger after he returned to washington. >> live in center city with the story, alex. >> reporter: the last round of protesters since dispersed from the area around city hall. there's still a significant police presence on market street. a day's worth of peaceful demonstrations took a sgruk sgrukttive turn as three police vehicles were vandized spray paint on 13 and arch. >> also this evening, police standing watch in front of the wawa broad an walnut were confronted by a group where a sign appeared to have been thrown and confiscated and this also placed following the dop policy retreat taking place at the low's hotel on market street. about 3,000 in total took to the streets earlier to voice opposition over the new republican administration. these protests span the core of center city and despite tensions peace was kept between 'crowd that does not approve of the new president. >> man is not qualified for the job. >> and those willing to see the nud administrati

. >>> i'm jessica dean. those fire works happened during donald trump's first press conference in six whose. during that event mr. trump brushed off the new russian revelations as fake news. >> i think it was russia. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump said he believes u.s. intelligence community's conclusion that russia was behind the hack of democratic e-mails. the but criticized them for allowing release of documents contain potentially explosive, but unverified allegations against him. >> that is something that nazi germany would have done, and did do. i think it is a disgrace. that information, that was false and fake and never happen, to the the released to the public. >> reporter: cbs news has learned an intelligence report detailing russia's influence in the 2016 presidential election, also contained details of an allege russian plot to compromise mr. trump with damaging personal, and financial information. mr. trump says he would be turning over his personal investments to a trust, and hand ov

. >>> and good evening everyone i'm jessica dean coming to you live from washington d.c., on a inauguration eve, we got here, about noon time today little afternoon time and i'll tell you there are a lot of people all around this area. you see u.s. capitol behind he where main event is tomorrow in front of that and there are all kind of barricade, tour groups lots of activity all around this area as you would imagine. the as for the trump family well, they got the here around noon time today and it has been a very busy day for them as they prepare for tomorrow, lets take a look. president-elect donald trump laid a wreath at tomb of the unknownness arlington national cemetery on the eve of his inauguration the president-elect and his family then headed to the lincoln memorial for a welcome concert to celebrate his that you go racial. earlier, he spoke at a congressional leadership lunch attended by many of his administration picks. >> we have, by far the highest iq of any cabinet ever assembled. >> reporter: aids say mr. trump is still working on his inaugural address but speech will focus o

jessica dean has the evening off.unman opened fire in the terminal two baggage claim. >> he is identified as 26 year-old esteban santiago re ease, his brother says he had been received, psychological treatment while living in alaska. and we have also learned that in the past, he was investigated for child porn. santiago ruiz was immediately taken in custody after opening fire. about an hour later passengers were streaming back inside the airport when another panic broke out. people ran after reports of more gunfire which turned out to be tals. >>> everybody started running out, of the terminal one, out out of the railcar place. so some lady was yelling for help down in the garage. i just ran, here i am. >> reporter: fort lauderdale airport remains closed, tonight. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is at philadelphia international airport with what is happening

good evening everyone i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. tness news" reporter greg argos is live with what we can expect from the g.o.p. retreat, greg. >> reporter: jessica, good evening. we can expect two very different scenes, outside one of the roadblocks and you can see right here behind me some protesters, but inside lawmakers will be advertise cussing everything from immigration to health care reform. it is not exactly the g.o.p. convention but wednesday morning under heavy armed guard most of our country's republican leadership arrived at loews hotel in market street for 2017 congress of the tomorrow, g.o.p. retreat. >> it is right at the beginning of the term like this so we can get on the same

hello everyone i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. tness news" reporter joe holden is live in glenside where a memorial was held this afternoon, joe? >> reporter: jessica and ukee, mourners remembered grace as a sweet, 14 year-old girl, who loved butterflies, and people say she was a young lady whod system failed. >> rose huntsinger is held up by rod nose and cousin, they are the biological parents. they prayed outside ahead of the community memorial service >> give this family strength. >> reporter: more than 100 people came to pay their respects at new life church in glenside, many of them never met grace. >> i don't see how anyone could hurt her. she was so cheerful. she lit up everybody's day. >> reporter: story of what happened to the 14 year-old girl has gripped the community police alleged in july grace was rape, tortured, drugged, left for dead and eventually strangled by her adoptive mother's boyfriend jake sullivan. allegations laid out also accused sarah pke

our coverage of the historic inauguration, of president donald trump continues, lets go back to jessica dean in washington, jessica? >> hi ukee, good evening, once again, from washington d.c. where festivity continue, to be underway, here to celebrate the inauguration of donald j trump as our forty-fifth president here this is united states. it was very interesting to be, an eyewitness to that today. we were certainly eyewitness toes history. we had a interesting vantage point earlier today if you were able to see us at 1:00 where we were able to talk right after president trump took the oath of office. it was an incredible thing to be able to see that peaceful transfer of power. it is a signature of american democracy and as someone standing right there watching it happen, it is incredible to see them say a few word and that is it, it goes from one person to the next, that presidency, that power. and it was incredible to watch first hand. you see entire government, all of the people that make up our government turning out, no matter, what their party was, hillary clinton, the person donald

i'm jessica dean. >>> i'm ukee washington.d oregon is cleaning up from the biggest snow since 2008. lisa from koin is live in downtown portland with a look at the wintry conditions there lisa, i know you just heard our forecast. i'm sorry, we have to throw it over to you now. how is it in is. >> reporter: well, ukee, it is just crazy. this is so unusual for us but so normal for you, more than a foot of snow in town town port land. clean up effort just beginning we are so not used to this, governor declared a state of emergency. our biggest problem out here, it is the trees. >> the tree system. >> reporter: weights of almost a foot of snow is toppling trees and heavy branches causing lots of destruction. tearing town power lines every where in the metro area. >> if it is a threat to life or property, vehicles, houses that sort of thing we will go take care of these files first >> reporter: is there still lengthy of rot trapped tam aged in the snow storm they called this backup from other areas to handle down lines as they try t

. >>> i'm jessica dean. keystone xl and dakota pipelines may be back under construction soon. today president trump signed executive order reversing decisions made by the obama administration. president trump signed executive order to move forward with building two oil pipelines in the u.s., the proposed keystone xl and un finish dakota access. >> we will see if we can get the pipeline built, a lot of jobs. >> reporter: movies a blow to the the obama administration which block both projects amid environmental concerns and protests. president trump signed three more order requiring materials for the pipeline to be made in the u.s., to retuesday regulations for manufacturers, and to expedite environmental reviews. in an earlier meeting with auto executives the president promised it would be easier to get manufacturing permits. >> i am to a large extent an environmentallist, i believe in it but it is out of control and we will make it a short process. >> reporter: as mr. trump moves forward he is still talking about the presidential election results telling lawmakers he lost popu

good evening, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean.director don bell joining us now and governor talking. >> chris christie, christie taking ted aim at eagles nation. the let's just say, that he wasn't playing nice. >> eagles do suck and they have sucked a long time and their tans are generally, angry, awful people. >> reporter: chris christie coming out swinging again, governor of new jersey, a diehard cowboys fans, co host of the boomer and carton show on our sister radio show wfan this morning. christie calling out eagles and giants fans, for their anger over his allegiance to dallas. >> i understand why people are interested if you are a public figure as to who you root for. >> i know that part of it. >> but hostility, i will tell you, that i take for being a cowboys fan. >> reporter: and that hostility was evident here in philadelphia, back in december of 2014. christie celebrated as cowboys companiesed to a crushing defeat of the eagles at the link. governor sitting right next to cowboys owner jerry jones, christie defended himse

we will bring it to you live throughout the day, in washington, jessica dean, cbs-3, "eyewitness news> meantime, president-elect trump will take office without any of his cabinet nominees confirmed. after today's ceremonies, senate democrats say they will allow votes to mathis as defense secretary, general john kelly as homeland security secretary. democrats say, at the want to have a full rigorous debate on the president's elect remaining nominees, republicans accuse the democrats of grand standing. >> several people will be protesting the inauguration right here in philadelphia. while many others are taking their message to washington. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live at 30th street station where trains will be pack with people traveling to dc. trang, good morning. >> well, good morning, jan, jim, just popped in there for the 6:05 train to dc. he saw lot of trump supporters in line, but earlier this morning, many demonstrators chose to head down to the nation's capitol by bus. >> all bundled up, dozen every people boarded buses in the middle of the night to head to dc

hello, good evening i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. gation has shock students and parents, "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live at north penn high school with more, david in. >> reporter: jessica and ukee this is after tait major hashing miller was an employee at north penn high school for several years, tonight he is out of the job here at the school. authorities say that they have evidence the and proof that he had sex with one of his students on multiple occasions north penn r ot c instructor major hashing miller is accused of having sex with one of his students. now he is facing a charge of sexual assault. according to an affidavit obtained by "eyewitness news" authorities say miller had consensual sex with the 18 year-old student in his car at land dale business park, and at a hotel in land dale. authorities used surveillance footage of miller allegedly inside of the land dale marriott. the alleged victim is

i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. rdable care act is at center of the first fight in the the new congress. cbs news correspondent weijia jiang reports on republicans and democrats holding dueling strategy sessions. >> reporter: president obama's left a meeting with congressional democrats, wednesday morning. they are scrambling to save his signature legislation, the affordable care act. >> look out for the american people. >> reporter: president advised lawmakers to share success stories and to keep up the fight against republicans determined to repeal and replace the health care law. new senate minority leader says consequences could be grim. >> we're here today to warn the american people that the republican plan to cut medicare, medicaid, repeal the aca will make america sick again. >> reporter: vice-president elect mike pence led his own strategy session with republicans, on capitol hill. >> obama carries failing. all of the promises of obama care have been shown to be false, and broken promises. >> reporter: senat

. >> i'm jessica dean. tonight we are hearing from that victim's family. david spunt is live outside the hospital where the 75-year-old man is being treated. david? >> reporter: jessica, it is quite a story of just look at the windshield of the suv. you can see the imprint of a dumbbell. a 50-pound dumbbell to be exact. authorities say it fell on decarlo's suv and hit him in the head as he was driving south on the new jersey turnpike. he and his wife were on their way to south carolina for vacation. she suffered minor injuries. >> shocked. couldn't believe >> we don't know if somebody intentionally did it. it's a freak thing. it's a shame. >> reporter: a new jersey state police source says it's very possible that someone threw the weight off an overpass and they're investigating that angle. but throwing a 50-pound weight isn't aven easy task. this is similar dumbbell. we spoke to a fitness expert in philadelphia who says a 50-pound weight wouldn't just fall off a vehicle in the wind. >> it wouldn't have just been little kids pranking. it would have had to h

good evening i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. ws" reporter david spunt is live at the white house tonight where that announcement will be made. he has a closer look at the potential nominees, david? >>> jessica his name is judge thomas hardiman, coming from, pittsburgh on the third circuit sort of appeals and sources tell cbs news he is one of the two who will be here at the white house before the announcement the is made, president donald trump when he was a candidate during the campaign put out a list of 21 potential nominees, for the supreme court something you do not see during a presidential campaign. sources tell cbs news natalie president has narrowed the list to three potential can tait, first two judge william pryor a federal why frommal bam, judge neil gorsuch sits on the been inch colorado. many believe he is most likely pick

in washington, jessica dean, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> now president obama and first lady michelle owe bam air in california this morning they left washington after attending president trump's inauguration. they held hand as they walk to the military helicopter outside east front of the capitol yesterday. the president and mrs. trump escorted them. after flying to joint base andrews, the forty-fourth president addressed the crowd. >> this is just a little pit stop. this is not a period, this is a comma in the continuing story of building america. >> but before he left washington president other bam a took within last look at his home for the last eight years, photographer captured the forty-fourth president looking at the white house during his helicopter ride out of the capitol. >>> meantime high school students in south jersey watched history unfold, sophomores at clayton high school spent their school day watching the presidential inauguration. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan was there for the transition on power. >> together we will determine the course of america and th

hi everyone, i'm jessica dean. >>> and i'm ukee washington. overnight arrest comes as manhunt intensifies for the gun man. the clear images of the alleged nightclub attacker comes from this selfie video walking the streets office tan bull. it is unclear when it was taken or how it was found. turkish media say it was leaked by investigators. last night they raided an apartment near the airport, they were led to the area by a taxi driver, this video being run by turkish media reportedly shows shooter getting out of the cab after the attack from club raina early sunday morning. isis who claimed responsibility for the attack says he was avenging turkey's role in syria's bloody civil war. it is unclear if the gunman was directed or inspired by the militant group, isis statement said club was targeted because it was where christians celebrate their pagan holiday, about 600 people were inside of the club , ringing in the new year. an hour later the gun man struck the venue, and just seven minutes he killed 39 people, before slipping away in the chaos

i'm jessica dean. >>> i'm ukee washington.ctuary cities are rally withing a begins president trump's new executive order that targets undocumented immigrants. >> miami dade mayor say he is complying because he does not want to risk losing millions in federal fund. under mounting pressure from the trump administration, miami dade county which is the largest in florida, add just ted its detention policy of illegal immigrant to comply with order from washington. if the federal government wants us to hold an individual , immigration, you know he, illegal immigrant we will hold them for federal government. difficult not want to risk millions of dollars natalie federal government gives to miami dade county every year. >> reporter: president trump signed the executive order wednesday and threat tones cut federal funding to sit that is don't comply in detaining people who are here illegally, after being arrested for unrelated crimes. >> sanctuary cities is a lays where people can be safe. >> reporter: on wednesday philadelphia mayor j

>> and tonight that man is facing several charges, hello everyone i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica deanyewitness news" reporter greg argos is live with the more of the scene of the accident, greg. >> reporter: yes, sir cars, tonight we have learned that one of the sisters killed, a mother of two young children herself really a tragedy that unfolded here on roosevelt boulevard over the weekend. police say a 48 year-old man was speeding town the boulevard. he struck and killed those two sisters and he was driving drunk. forty-eight year-old kenneth rushe in custody and now, charged with hitting and killing two sisters as they walked across roosevelt boulevard saturday night. police identified the two girls, ten year-old lorray braxton and her 19 year-old sister kimberly phillips both crossing the boulevard about 15 minutes before midnight saturday when investigators say ruch who was driving drunk tried beating a light that was

hi everyone i'm jessica dean. >>> i'm ukee washington.ne of the tornadoes hit a community still recovering from another twister. cbs correspondent done ton champion reports from albany, georgia. >> reporter: sergio rios, struggled with his emotions as he dug through what is left of his mobile home. his neighborhood is now littered with debris, one of the several in albany, georgia destroyed by a powerful tornado. >> i could not recognize. >> and search and rescue operation continuing as death toll could rise, 16 count ace cross the state are under a state of emergency. >> it came in three phases, each phase was stronger than the prior phase, the last one had a tornado that was on the ground for over an hour. >> reporter: power of the tornadoes shocked neighbors in this community, here you can see wind threw a mobile home on top of another. al bonnie albany is dealing with the another tornado that hit three weeks ago, county officials say federal assistance has been impossible to secure and they are frustrated. >> you get caught up in the

. >> i'm jessica dean >> i'm ukee washington. alexandria hoff is in the satellite center. >> reporter: if a judge did not grant this dismissal based on his client's ability to stand trial. he would have then pushed for a violation of due process based on how long it took for charges to come forward. in the 70's, jimmy super fly snukks entered the world federation. he was entered into the wwe hall of fame, a career largely uninterrupted by the 1983 death of his then girlfriend an apology argentino >> the family has been notified boy his arrest. >> reporter: 32 years after his death, james snukka was indicted for his murder >> his attorney would have disputed allegations that her death was a result of domestic violence but due to snukka doctor's he has just months to live the case has been dismissed >> it's a disappointing day for victims of domestic violence. >> investigative reporter has been following argentino's death more than 30 years. >> justice delayed is justice denied. unfortunately, the family of nancy is not getting the

good evening, everyone i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean.have team three coverage for you tonight. greg argos will be here with how road crews and resident are getting ready but first we will turn to kate bilo tracking snow, kate. >> this is our first real shot of accumulating snow that could impact, a very important friday morning commute, tomorrow. it could be slow go out there, tomorrow morning, although, this is getting started a little bit earlier and earlier we will get it in here sooner we will get it out as well. you can see it there on storm scan three light snow breaking out ahead of this system over thorn delaware and south jersey but main, the main event really, the main snow with this system is just now moving into western pennsylvania. it is around pittsburgh, down

. >> i'm jessica dean >> i'm ukee washington. alexandria hoff is in the satellite center. >> reporter: if a judge did not grant this dismissal based on his client's ability to stand trial. he would have then pushed for a violation of due process based on how long it took for charges to come forward. in the 70's, jimmy super fly snukks entered the world federation. he was entered into the wwe hall of fame, a career largely uninterrupted by the 1983 death of his then girlfriend an apology argentino >> the family has been notified boy his arrest. >> reporter: 32 years after his death, james snukka was indicted for his murder >> his attorney would have disputed allegations that her death was a result of domestic violence but due to snukka doctor's he has just months to live the case has been dismissed >> it's a disappointing day for victims of domestic violence. >> investigative reporter has been following argentino's death more than 30 years. >> justice delayed is justice denied. unfortunately, the family of nancy is not getting the

good evening, i'm ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean, this comes during the gop's annual retreat. alexandria hoff is here with what you need to know. alex? >> reporter: ukee and jessica, first of all, along with the president, british prime minister teresa may will be arriving tomorrow as well, police say to expects traffic and tension. officials got an evening respective of anticipated protests with members of the lgbt q community hosted in opposition of dance party in ear should have the gop guests closing down a portion of market street. the low's hotel has now become the epicenter of republican strategy under newly inauguration. philadelphia police and secret service are on the same page >> it's going to be difficult to traverse the city >>> prior to the president and vice president's thursday arrival parking will be prohibited starting a the 6:00 a.m. and closed to cars starting at 8:00 a.m. on 13th street from chester to market, market from 11th to juniper and from 12th street from chester to arch. on top of that, police and secret service activity will be rerestrict pedestri

good evening, i'm ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean, this comes during the gop's annual retreat. alexandria hoff is here with what you need to know. alex? >> reporter: ukee and jessica, first of all, along with the president, british prime minister teresa may will be arriving tomorrow as well, police say to expects traffic and tension. officials got an evening respective of anticipated protests with members of the lgbt q community hosted in opposition of dance party in ear should have the gop guests closing down a portion of market street. the low's hotel has now become the epicenter of republican strategy under newly inauguration. philadelphia police and secret service are on the same page >> it's going to be difficult to traverse the city >>> prior to the president and vice president's thursday arrival parking will be prohibited starting a the 6:00 a.m. and closed to cars starting at 8:00 a.m. on 13th street from chester to market, market from 11th to juniper and from 12th street from chester to arch. on top of that, police and secret service activity will be rerestrict pedestri