not just that jim huden gave it to him, but he taught jim huden to fire the weapon and that jim huden gave it back to him just a few days after the murder of russel douglas. >> if you'd had that information before you went to florida, you could have brought jim huden back in cuffs. >> yes. >> now you have the proof and jim huden is nowhere to be found. >> we have all we need. now we just need jim. >>> coming up, with jim out of the picture, his lover peggy thomas meets a new man, a millionaire cowboy who was about to be taken in a wild ride. >> i looked in her eyes and i mean, she is evil. cannot live without it. so if you can't live without it... why aren't you using this guy? it makes your wifi awesomely fast. no... still nope. now we're talking! it gets you wifi here, here, and here. it even lets you take a time out. no! no! yes! yes, indeed. amazing speed, coverage and control. all with an xfi gateway. find your awesome, and change the way you wifi. >>> for nine months the mystery of who killed russel douglas and why weighed on his family. then as it often does in this story a rin

jim: he tried to drag it. tony: he's in. jim: mariota from the 20.oming up the post game show. talk about this game and put our final thought together. and back with the "the nfl today" about 12 hours later leading up to jacksonville and pittsburgh. tony: this is going to be a big game here next week. jim: only for the super bowl. tony: they do it every year. but i'm telling you, that matchup is going to be outstanding because i think that -- jim: mariota and a sack and only gets back to the line of scrimmage and he has two on this drive. tony: conklin being out has really hurt the titans' offense. jim: they played a game here last year tennessee and mariota got knocked out. it was in 2015. and mularkey thought we are better. and thought they had a heck of a chance and the catch goes only for a yard. >> they are still pretty good. jim:up. tony: it's good season. but that's a good job for them to get to this point. jim: 2:00 warning. tony: there is murray there. i missed him today. jim: i woke up very blue as so many others did as well and find out ab

jim: he tried to drag it. tony: he's in. jim: mariota from the 20.oming up the post game show. talk about this game and put our final thought together. and back with the "the nfl today" about 12 hours later leading up to jacksonville and pittsburgh. tony: this is going to be a big game here next week. jim: only for the super bowl. tony: they do it every year. but i'm telling you, that matchup is going to be outstanding because i think that -- jim: mariota and a sack and only gets back to the line of scrimmage and he has two on this drive. tony: conklin being out has really hurt the titans' offense. jim: they played a game here last year tennessee and mariota got knocked out. it was in 2015. and mularkey thought we are better. and thought they had a heck of a chance and the catch goes only for a yard. >> they are still pretty good. jim:up. tony: it's a good season. but that's a good job for them to get to this point. jim: 2:00 warning. tony: there is murray there. i missed him today. jim: i woke up very blue as so many others did as well and find out

jim: i think so. am obviously a big advocate for private markets, but i do think that, over time, the public market has evolved to be a little more short-term, a little bit more indexed. the private markets have grown up to where we can bring to our companies a toolkit, a value added that is difficult for public market investors to bring. emily: softbank has about $100 billion to invest in tech. levchin,jen, -- max the cofounder of paypal told me that it is like the asteroid in the room. how dramatically is softbank changing the investment landscape, the competitive landscape? jim: i guess i have seen a lot of asteroid scares over my career, so i am trying to take a balanced view of it. so what we have in softbank is a large fish in a very large pond. so the question is, how is that large fish going to change life in a very large pond? and i do think their appearance as a market leader will shift some of the tech investing landscape, but i also think it will shift more tech dollars into the private ma

>> jim did.was the kind of man he was -- a southern gentleman with a little edge. >> jim was just bigger than life. yeah, we got married, i think, a few days after i graduated from college. >> these two colorful characters, jim and susan mcdougal, were straight out of central casting. >> when jim got a job working for arkansas senator william fulbright, he hired a young man named bill clinton. >> jim just really loved him. not long after i met jim, up roars this great-looking convertible. and bill clinton jumped out and came over. and he started telling us this story of being in love with hillary. jim said, "this is for real, because he never talks about anybody like that." >> they became friends with the clintons, and so jim got the clintons to invest with him on a couple of little things. and then they came up with the whitewater estates. >> jim was always looking for property. and then we would go in and talk to the professionals in the area. and that would be chris wade and rosalee wade. >> t

, not long after i met jim. up roars this convertible, bill clinton came out and told a story being in love for hillary. he said this is for real, he never talks about anybody like that. >> i became friends with the clintons, jim got the clintons to invest with them on a couple little things and they came up to the whitewater estes. >> jim was always looking for property, and we would talk to the professionals in the area, and that would be chris wade and rosalie wade. >> the wades ran a small mom and pop operation in the ozark mountains. >> they came up to the real estate office and said they were interested in developing property. >> in 1978, chris wade offered jim an undeveloped piece of land, price tag, $303,000. >> it was land on the bluff overlooking the white river. >> he said let's drive up and take a look at it. >> jim and susan fell in love with it. >> we get there, and there's water running through it. trees were beautiful. it was quiet and serene, almost like looking like cartoon of arkansas. >> jim

>> reporter: that's right, jim. and i should point out in just the last few minutes a white house spokesman, raj shah, did refer me back to that statement released by senators david perdue and tom cotton in which, and i think you read part of that just a short while ago, they said they don't recall the president making those remarks about african countries and haiti. and so at this point the white house press office, which was not really denying these comments last night, i suppose for the first time they are denying them because they're referring us back to that statement from senators cotton and perdue. but i think it was interesting to note, jim, what happened earlier today over here at the white house when the president signed that proclamation honoring martin luther king day when our colleague, april ryan, cnn contributor, shouted out the question, are you a racist? at that meeting over here at the white house, jim, the nephew of martin luther king, isaac newton farris jr., was standing right next to the presid

. >> reporter: that's certainly the case jim. minnesota has the number one ranked did he first in the nfl but the eagles had the fourth ranked scoring defense in the league. >> reporter: and they take that as a challenge. they want to prove you know what, we don't care that their numbers are good, watch us. let's talk about the eagles. they took practice outside today into the elements across the street at the linc. they've been doing that every week. of course the vikings are not nearly as strong on the road. two of the three losses came on the road outside. doug pederson told me earlier this week he wishes it was going to be colder but regardless it's not about the vikings it's about the birds and with the way they've been playing, he doesn't want anything to change. >> nothing really had as to change. i mean, at the end of the day it's football and i got to make sure that, you know, my head is in the right spot. i'm blocking out the noise just like i'm telling the players to block it out. and i'm focused on my job and helping

>> caller: yes, how you doing, jim?> good, how about you >> caller: i'm doing great listen i have a question about cyber arc software why duds cyber ark keep slipping after announcing earnings? do you think they're a candidate for a merger >> i think they're a candidate for a merger but last quarter was just okay versus palo alto, great quarter. >>> the speculators are pressing me on marijuana which i believe in but sessions hurt the u.s. story. they're pressing me on cryptocurrencies, i don't feel like i can buy in on ripple but i think these things have a lot of risk. and micron, if you recognize you are speculating, i'm going to feel better, that's fine it's not gospel and it's not investing. except for micron. there's much more "mad money." alchemies has a drug at the center of the war against opioid addiction. i'm speaking ining with the ce find out more about the fight. does your portfolio have what it takes to succeed in the market i'll be the judge of that. and then rapid fire and the lightning round. stick with

i woke up siri. >> jim cramer. jim cramer jim cramer jim cramer looking? >>i don't know.e's so many opinions out there, it's hard to make sense of it all. well, victor, do you have something for him? >>check this out. td ameritrade aggregates thousands of earnings estimates into a single data point. that way you can keep your eyes on the big picture. >>huh. feel better? >>much better. yeah, me too. wow, you really did a number on this thing. >>sorry about that. that's alright. i got a box of 'em. thousands of opinions. one estimate. the earnings tool from td ameritrade. >>> earlier this week we got a chance to hear from all sorts of consumer-oriented businesses at the gigantic icr conference in orlando, thank you, icr people, for having us down we didn't just speak to publicly traded companies we checked in with some startups that just might represent the future of retail take a company like faherty brands, f-a-h-e-r-t-y brands up and coming high end lifestyle brand focused on apparel and swim wear. the company has on six stores but they're in fancy locations soho, west v

anyhow, i call jim up, i said, jim, i did this story on you a while back, i said would you be interested in letting me tell your story in a book format? and of course jim being humble guy, i guess so. nothing really important that i did, but if you want to come bend my ear and visit with me, i'll listen to you. so i'm sure he probably regretted at times ever making that agreement because we spent a lot of hours and a lot of weekdays and weekends and evenings together digging, picking his mind, digging through his story, digging through photos. i made him remember stuff i think he'd forgotten a long time ago. and some other things he tried to forget that we couldn't put in the book. if you guys want to know that, we can talk to you afterwards and let you know the really good stories. but we told the story, we wrote the book and it was very enjoyable experience to do that because having grown up in russellville, missouri, in the '80s and '90s, you know, i wasn't exposed to racial segregation. it wasn't something that i ever -- fortunately my generation didn't have to deal with but jim's fa

jim: it hopped and sat down. jim: that's why he was unhappy. nick: you have to practice your drops. jim: we have heard through the years that you have spent many a year on tour. you practiced the drops. nick: that's how you make friends. the rabbits and the squirrels and dropping golf balls. no stone was never unturned. jim: how is he going to sleep on the lead. how do you think noren will handle all of this? nick: he be snoring. jim: ok. nick: we hope, he hopes. jim: this is a birdie chip for palmer that would tie ryan if he held it at 11. jim: well done. nice shot. boy, it's tightly bunched and looking back at the 7 unders within four of the lead and take us through the first 16 players. 12 are within three of the lead and again some high players on that list. palmer is going to ahead and claw this one for par. and round of 73. he creeds the lead that he had through 36 holes as noren takes him but just one back and second alone. nick: practice a couple of follow-throughs with that putter. seemed like he leaned back and the club came up and changes the loft on the putter face. hit

right, jim, the enlisted guys do the all work. we know that. i'm probably going to get waylayed outside by former officers. so i called jim and i said, i did this story on you a while back. would you be interested in let me tell your story in a book format. and jim being the humble guy, i guess so, nothing really important i did. but if i want to bend my ear and visit with me, i'll listen foup i'm sure he regretted at times ever making that agreement because we spent a lot of hours and a lot of weekday answers week ends and evenings together. picking his mind, digging through his stories, digging through stories. i made him remember stuff i think he forgot a long time ago and other things he tried to forget that we couldn't put in the book. we can talk to you afterwards and let you know his really good stories. but we told the story and wrote the book and it was very enjoyable experience to do that. because having grown up in russellville, missouri in the '80s and '90s, i wasn't exposed to racial segregation. it was something my generation didn

action news delaware valleys leading news program with jim gardner. ♪ it happened today in beenton kentuckyhe first school shooting of 2018 and it's only january. one 15-year-old gunman two students killed a total of 12 shot, five more injured and here is another number to get your attention it's at least the 283 school shooting since 2013. it is tuesday night and the big story on action news tonight is gunfire chaos and death inside marshall county high school police say the 15-year-old gunman calmly and methodically fired away in a crowded atrium in the words of a student it was one right after the other you could see his arm jerking as he was pulling the trigger and we heard from other students as well. >> i heard everybody else screaming and they all started running and then you know i saw there was a lot of blood everywhere and people getting shoved down so i took off and i started running you know and i was scared for my life. >> i took off my headphones and turned around and everyone was broken up and running, i saw the flashes from the gunshots and by that time i was just running. >

good afternoon, anita. >> reporter: hey there, jim. well, before fans cheer on their beloved birds in minnesota they're doing so here at home, you can see, here at the shops at liberty place, fans are already lined up, in center city, getting excited for the super bowl. we have hole as thomas here, also wip broadcasting live again here at the shops at liberty place. and for all of you still looking to grab some of your eagles gear, there is a pop up shop here with license gear for the birds. they've got your t's, your scarfs, hats, sweat shirts. we spoke with life-long eagles fans who are here, they're stopping by, and to say they're ready for a super bowl win would be an understatement >> this time we're going to win, forget about the past, we're going forwards from here , win the super bowl, start our own dynasty. >> my sentiment is like great. it is fantastic, what's going on, it is a good thing for the city of philadelphia. i'm here today just to get some more pep in my step. you know? i want to go to as many rallies as i can, and

i'm fine. >> terrible. >> in my case it is. >> give it to jim, he'll eat anything. >> props to jim. >st ahead, we will check the trouble spots on the roads and the highways. >> and how snow showers may affect your trip to work. katie back with her forecast when "eyewitness news" continues. hi. camy energy bill?ave on old appliances. like a hot water heater? it's around here somewhere. nope. nope. what is this thing? sir, have you looked in the basement? huh. oh, yeah. no wonder. it was hidden behind all of my free weights. if you're not an expert, peco can help. we have lots of ways to help you save energy and money. peco. the future is on. >> welcome back everyone, we've got multiple opportunities in the next few days to see some snow, and already, even right now. there is a little bit of snow falling. but the key with this is that even though there are multiple chances for snow, there is no major storm within this whole batch of activity. so, storm scan, as we show you the tri-state sweep here, yes, already light snow right now, at the shore points, specifically, so we are still sit

and that has been placed on people like rod rosenstein, people like jim comey. he was attorney general. when many of these conversations that are very, very questionable between president trump and jim comey occurred when it is possible and again, these are allegations that the president was pressuring the deputy attorney general. pressuring jeff sessions. we've seen the pressure on jeff sessions. i've never seen, i don't think any of us have ever seen a president openly humiliate his attorney general on twitter. if he's openly humiliating his attorney general twitter and calling him weak, i would like to know what he's saying behind closed doors. so yes. i think that conversation with attorney general sessions where he is forced to be honest, and not to put spin on things, could be very, very instructive before the the kinds of pressure which are inappropriate from moment one but could rise to the standard of obstruction, that this white house, this president has put on the department of justice. i'll tell you what i do see. i see the house intelligence ongoing

jim: and they crammed madison square garden's on top of that.else, it's a system designed for a different time and a different number of travelers. julia: it reminds me of the movie, "what lies beneath." you talk about the darkness. carol: but he went down to look at the look at the conditions. the deteriorated quite automatically. talk about what you saw. jim: i made the point in the story that you go to there in the dark and i literally committed there for 20 years. -- for 20 years, without really paying attention to what's really, with a ton of really looks like. when you get going, you see they are coated with sulfates and chloride from hurricane sandy. they are literally eating away at the concrete and the wiring and the metal and they have been eating away since -- for five years now. julia: you talked about these flood doors. they date back to world war ii. carol: world war ii. julia: german u-boats. i'm just astounded that they are still there and holding back water. jim: well, they are not holding back the water. and that's the whole th

. >> and jim, those dangerous wind chills sett inovernight ane sticking around right through the weekend. the poconos this morning nearly felt 30 degrees below zero with the wind chill, allentown 11 below, philadelphia eight below, wilmington nine below atlantic city airport with all that snow 7 degrees below zero and wind chills actually will drop even lower tomorrow morning. right now wind chills already dropping below zero in philadelphia, four below in allentown and reading, six below in lancaster, two below millville. 23 degrees below zero in the poconos and the national weather service has extended the wind chill advisory. it was supposed to be in effect until noon tomorrow. it's now been extended until 10 o'clock sunday morning and that wind chill warning remains in effect for the poconos. so, the lowest wind chills tomorrow morning again, even more intense than this morning, most of our viewing area, the wind chill 10 to 15 degrees below zero. the north and west suburbs extending across the lehigh valley into the poconos, 15 to 30 degrees below zero and even right along the coast

good morning, rahel, jim.oyota is jumping into the self-driving car game with a electric concept vehicle. >> the auto maker says it will come in three sizes, small delivery vehicle that can run on sidewalks, a shuttle size car for ride hailing, and bus size version which could be outfitted as a rolling store, restaurant, or even hotel. toyota unveiled the vehicle, global tech conference in las vegas, the auto maker partnering with handful of companies on the vehicles, including, pizza hut, amazon, and uber, toyota plans to test the vehicles in early 2020. rahel? >> i'm not ready, diane, not ready for the future. >> i know, i know, now, the future is now. >> diane, i un ends stand judge is siding with starbucks , how much foam is too much foam? >> i'm in the not too much camp. this lawsuit was thrown out against starbucks over too much foam. offend filling lat tai's, two customers said foam be included in the volume of the drink and sued the seattle based coffee giant. the judge rejected the claim because of la

jim comey, about his firing and other goings ons. and this breaking news this afternoon that he wants to talk to the president specifically about the dismissals of michael flynn and jim comey. what does the picture look like to you, from your vantage point? >> well, nicolle, it's getting a little bit clearer. none of this should be surprising. you described these as developments. they're more like revelations. let me explain what i mean. one of the reasons that mr. sessions recused himself is because he knew he would inevitably be a witness in this case. so to learn that the mueller team wanted to talk to a witness is not at all surprising. with respect to former director comey, for whom i had the privilege of working, those memos that he wrote, those contemporaneous notes as you describe them, are incredibly important and that's something i presume that bob mueller's team would have wanted to talk to jim about very early in the investigation. make sure they're accurate, make sure that he didn't leave any detail out and to figure out

. >> that's right, jim. we asked one of the suspects why he put the lives in danger, he responded saying, my life was in danger. this started when an officer ran the tags on the suv. they came back stolen. when they tried to pull him over, that's when it escalated. kekelsey said nothing to our camera, but her fiance did. >> why did you put people's lives in danger? >> my life was in danger. >> he was spotted in a stolen hummer heading north on i-95 when an officer pulled him over for a traffic stop, he began driving erratically. he waved in and out of traffic causing a trooper to crash. the trooper has minor injuries. >> he got stuck on the railroad tracks. with police on their tail, they bailed from the suv and sprinted toward the parking lot. >> geiseenofer was taken into custody by the best buy but latiree ran inside the store throwing items into the aisles to avoid getting caught. >> i was looking to duck. >> along with several traffic violations and the stolen suv, police discovered inside used and unus

jim: u.s. governance of football are so bad, they managed to circumnavigate any laws about anything, so i should not worry about that. [laughter] there is an irony. it looks to me, from the data i follow -- i still try to follow a lot of this stuff -- it seems that the u.k. economy is doing better than a lot of analysts are saying. i would not be surprised if a -- analystsanalys revised up. they will allow the brexit crowd to say "what is the big fuss?" it is tentative, but i think we see the early signs of productivity in the u.k. picking up too. i say that because, when i was lost on in the time before, i do not believe brexit is the most important issue facing the u.k., as big as it is. i think it may give it a bit more confidence to the tough guys here in the u k -- u.k. tom: let's look at sterling. bring up the chart. the red circle is brexit. i will get this out on radio london as well. down it goes. down to parity. up we go. and you are even talking about a 1.50 level, the green circle,

jim. >> thank you, john. coming up on "action news" tonight a south jersey bus driver, a school bus driver's routine route was anything but this afternoon. we'll see the super surprise that was waiting for him at his last stop of the day and we'll head back to minnesota where the eagles will face the media tonight. cecily. >> we've got some big changes on the way. storm tracker6 live double scan showing some rain along the coast right now. that will change over to some snow overnight and then a feature across the midwest will bring intermittent widespread snow to our region during the day tomorrow. we'll run it all down in the accuweather 7-day forecast. >> those stories and much more when "action news" continues tonight. >> ♪ cancer challenges us. to find smarter solutions. to offer more precise and less invasive treatment options than before. like advanced genomic testing and immunotherapy. see how we're fighting to outsmart cancer at cancercenter.com/outsmart >> ♪ >> an event like the eagles at the super b

jim. >> thank you, cecily. an apartment complex along the 9600 block of ashton road in northeast philadelphia has been without power since overnight. "action news" reporter chad pradelli has more on how residents are coping with the brutally cold weather. >> reporter: charred underground transformer was dug up around 1:00 this afternoon nearly 12 hours after it blew at victoria woods in northeast philadelphia. mark weaver arrived home shortly after the power went out. >> it got colder and colder as the night progressed but we had comforters and her jacket and my jacket and everything so we roughed it out. it worked out. >> reporter: initially others like the sunnies had no idea their apartments lost power: how did you stay warm overnight. >> we didn't realize the power went out at night. >> reporter: you didn't even know. >> no. and then it started to get colder and everything stopped working so then we started to realize. >> reporter: but as the day progressed and repairs dragged on, weaver and the sunnies dec

>> good morning, rahel, jim.d up nearly eight and a half million people over the last three month, far exceeding analyst expectations, this despite the company hiking prices on two of it subscription plans last october. netflix is now signed up half of all us broad band households, company did take $39 million hit in the aftermath of the kevin spacey controversy. but shares are streaming service closed at all time high yesterday. it is also expanding its comedy line up to include shorter 15 minute specials. jim, rahel. >> i like that idea. well, we're not even at thursday, diane, but apparently a throw back hair item trying to make a come back. it is not cheap. what's this all about? >> oh, ya. the 90's are back, and coming with the junky. the throw back hair tie eye popping price tag $195, the advertisement, i know, right, crazy, advertisement for the scrungy says pair it with a silk shirt for refined but modern look. >> that's like hobo, like the style hobo, where you spend a lot of money to look like your a ho

. >>> today is thursday, january , i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm rahel solomon. turf say this warmth has been so nice even though it seems typical for january it feels good compared to what we have had. we will check the forecast with katie and traffic with meisha. >> for the first time in a long time i walk outside and felt like i don't need a jacket. i do need one this morning. but i have to say, it felt really good, with this minnesota blood running through me. it felt so nice and the water or i was going to say water on the roadways which is true because everything is melting. it is not so much ice. >> definitely no ice concern today. we will continue the warming trend. you know, not necessarily a bright day but should be a very nice one for you, as temperatures continue to climb , and it will continue as well. it is a nice day that we're looking ahead to here. we may encounter fog here and there as warmth invade as well certainly moving over any snow on the ground but here's where we currently stand. we are floating at 40 at this hour. as morning progresses

jim? >> thank you, cecily. have the latest updates on the forecast and check weather anytime. >> philadelphia has been chosen as a finalist for amazon's second headquarters. we are still in the game. the company plans to invest $5 billion in the new facility and could employee as many as 50,000 people. the list of 20 cities includes new york, newark and philadelphia. officials found out this morning when amazon released the list to the public. >> we are happy to be one of the 20. >> we believe that we are competitive against anyone else. >> a amazon plans to make a finl selection this year. temple university is taking the next step for an on campus football stadium. they'll seek approval for the $130 million facility from the city planning commission. current plans put the stadium along north broad street and include clasd classroom and resh space. funding is expected to come from private donations. >> when the eagles and vikings kick off sunday, there will be about 68,000 fans at the link. tonight we are focus

a guess, perhapsomeone had t run jim tan's business.his last tidbit, before that four days late 911 call, charlie took the time to first send an e-mail warning to his fraternity brothers. they would soon hear things in the news. >> he sends an e-mail called "showtime". >> you're going to be hearing from law enforcement. >> yes, yes, you will be surprised. showtime. >> no jurors don't buy self-defense in summation. this was no crime of passion. it was a planned murder. so this is an assassination. >> yes. >> he walks in and blows dad away. >> exactly. >> the prosecution rested. the defense team was up next, and they were about to lay out a head-spinning theory of the crime from seemingly another universe no one saw coming. >>> coming up, the defense drops a bombshell. >> one of the things that was always a question of ours was, was charlie covering up for someone else? >> when "dateline" continues. >> it was an upside down world in this courthouse, where you'd routinely expect lots of supporters for the victim, there were none. >> there

it is thursday, january 18th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm rahel solomon.sha k

and jim pendergast had sal loans, aloan -- salons. and he went precinct to precinct building this machine that was based on favors. basically helping people get jobs in exchange for votes, helping people through giving them loans that you didn't have to get a formal bank loan. and jim would loan the money, settle gambling debts, skimming money off of the top of illegal activities such as gambling and

jim: that's it. bouncing needed to determine distance between things doesn't happen when things get black. so paint manufacturers are coming up with new ways to how to make things bounce back. they have taken inspiration from an unusual place. julia: from eggplants. jim: from the eggplant. it turns out it is dark but grows in the sun and stays cool when it is picked. so an engineer at ppg figured out that is because the near-ultraviolet rays go through the dark skin and bounce off of the white underside and come back. what they discovered is you can do paint that has a paint that goes through the dark outside, goes to a white undercoat and bounces back to the sensor and therefore, it can be used for autonomous vehicles. julia: i wonder what the challenges here would be if you have autonomous technology, electric vehicles, does that mean less vehicles on the road, but the amount of paint that is required per vehicle is far higher. jim: it turns out you're right. if you have autonomous and more shared

>> reporter: and jim, they are prepared ahead of time. i can tell you in this section of hunting park we've been seeing steady precipitation for several hours but i want to give you a look at their roadways here. one thing that has been a major help is the volume. you've seen significantly less volume than you normally do during the rush hour and that's because of a number of early dismissals with schools and also a number of work places in the city. ahead of the predict edwin treatment, drivers gave their thoughts on how to handle this winter grind now only into the second week of january. >> well, what i'm doing, i'm taking my time. i'm very much taking my time out here and not trying to rush to get anywhere 'cause rushing you'll cause an accident and somebody can seriously get hurt out here. >> reporter: he says he's learned the hard way to be prepared for the effects of plunging temperatures and icy road ways. >> i had a problem one time with a battery so i had one just in case anything happens because the cold be cutting the batterie

jim? >> thank you, dan.u are one of the tens of thousands of people headed to the link this weekend, the party gets started 6:00 in the morning on sunday. parking lots for the tailgaters open at 11:00 a.m. sunday at the wells fargo center. half hour later, the mn and p lots at the link that are open. then q through x lots open at citizens bank park. >> septa is helping to ferry fans to the game. you can purchase a $4 pan to get you to and from the broad street subway line. there are added cars that come more frequently. >> padco expanding their weekend schedule. meanwhile, in the bridesburg section of philadelphia, a vike viking in a neighborhood of eagles. "action news" reporter jeff cher company ichirico is live outside link. you have studied that species that doesn't seem to belong. >> jim, i'm told you can identify the species by their unique color. with the delaware valley awash in green, we found two isolated purple spots. >> he's a good guy. >> amid the eagles fans, one home and one guy stands out. >>

. ♪ action news delaware valleys leading news program with jim gardner. ♪ for more than 5.5 years herder had more questions than answers but authorities claim it was her husband who wanted april kauffman dead he and a motorcycle gang his partner in illicit drug scheme and it's tuesday night and the big story is the breakthrough that much of the jersey shore has been waiting for the alleged answer to the question who murdered april kauffman and why and action news reporter annie mccormick has been tracking the scorery closely from the beginning and live from the atlantic prosecutors office in mays landing annie. >> disturbing details laid out in the accusations made by the atlantic counter prosecutor's office today among the motives they say was to keep april kauffman quiet after she threaten to expose the alleged ellis elicit drug operation. >> takes your words away. >> reporter: reacting to charges against her estranged stepfather james kauffman in may 2012 shootingf april popular host and advocate the 68-year-old doctor had a murder for hire plat with two pagan members and in 2011 j

. >> i'm jim donovan. katie and meisha will be first, what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. today is friday, january 12. >> honoring the fallen hero. >> he influenced so many did. >> thousands pay their respects to lieutenant matthew place today. >>> president trump is being quoted as making profane, racially charged comment in the oval office. of these people from blank countries come here? >> sense of just said that. >> these houses are worth upwardmilln. now they're unrecognizable. >> the clean up devastating mudsli -dasher shop shooting, customer shoting to rb the place. >> at this point we don't know whether or not he'llr o you eved a bad first date? >> he proceedehese actresses, famous people he slept, with dated, amirror on the side, kept looking at his reflection and stuff. and then i'm like -- i fell asleep. >> today's morning medicine's abramson cancer center. the number one cancer cte regio. >> that's super model tyra late show talk about memorable bad first date. i woul

jim? >> thank you, trish.ents of an apartment complex in northeast philadelphia are struggling since their building has been without power all day. anunder ground transformer blew and knocked out electricity to two apartments. a water main broke but did not cause service problems. most residents are staying with friends or family until the power can be restored. the mummer's parade is in the history books and may have set a record as one of the coldest ever. give credit to the mummers for staying in fine form. let's go to reporter chris chrie ileto. the mummers are a dedicated group and they proved it today. >> dedicated indeed, jim. the performances and costumes were elaborated as always but the crowd size was not as big as previously. the driving force, mother nature. >> the celebration continued into testifinto the night tuesd. earlier in the evening, fresh on the minds of those performing. >> absolutely freeze. >ing.>> how are you holding up? you have no gloves! >> my fingertips are frozen. >> over the wee

. >>> i'm jim conn van. katie and meisha will be long to start your day in the morning minute, thursday, january 18th. >>> city's getting ready with stepped up security for sunday 's nfc championship game >> some of these measures fans will be able to see but others police are keeping close to their chest. >>> i just thought we were going to live this tragedy for the rest of our lives. >>> this morning we will hear from the parents of the university of pennsylvania student blaze bernstein, after a former high school classmate is arrested for his murder. >>> lawmakers are running out of time to pass the spending bill and prevent a governmental shut down. >>> key sticking points for immigration. >> reporter: stock market off to a big start in the new year dow jones closed above 26,000 for the first time ever. >> ♪ >>> new jersey's own bon jovi said he would come back to the late show for the concert and did he just that performing that classic song. >> let's send it out to katie. we are talking about a winter

jim: that's right.ther it is good or bad, it is the reality today for a public company board and ceo. concentration of ownership is probably the biggest single driver of shareholder activism for exactly the point you made. only has to make four or five phone calls. i often tell people, your top three shareholders are going to be vanguard, blackrock, and state street. who are shareholders 4 through 1 0? that is the fulcrum point. >> arguments from shareholders tend to? -- arguments from shareholders -- are demand from shareholders changing? are they asking for things they typically haven't before, and why? jim: i think two things. and it is becoming more prominent. theme, this emerging esg and these are not traditional economic issues in the minds of an active manager. apple is a good point. you have an activist teaming up with the pension fund identifying technology as a risk to the company, a long-term fundamental risk. i think that that maybe get into another topic, which is what is the role of techno

jim acosta, we'll get back to you. i want to bring in our political and legal specialist to discuss all of this. chris, let me start with you, this washington post story, the president of the united states uses that word, i won't say it, to describe these immigrants from countries like katie, el salvador, and african countries. and then he suggests, then he met with the prime minister of norway yesterday in contrast to those countries, he wants more immigrants from countries like norway. >> yeah. i mean, it doesn't take a lot of line connecting to suggest what folks from el salvador look like versus what folks from norway look like. one are white. one are not white. it seems that quite clear what the president is suggesting here. and i would remind people who roll their eyes at this report. the "new york times" reported months ago that trump when informed about who was coming into the country made comments about people in haiti saying that -- i'll read directly, i don't want to screw it up, they quote all have aids he

jim: they are not holding back the water.whole thing every would they even -- whole thing. would they even hold back water? people told me about that, these flood doors that date act to world war ii. if the tunnels collapsed and the water came through, that's the one thing holding up the river. it's like, that seems a little -- but when you see them, you have to be kidding me. that looks like it's out of the bride of frankenstein. let alone the wiring. carol: anytime i've gone to that station, i run. it's not a fun place to be. the tunnels safe? jim: they are safe for now. the big issue, there are two issues. if there is another superstorm like sandy and the tunnels are filled all the way up with water -- carol: and we are seeing more and more of those kinds of storms. >> historically, there have been worse storms than sandy at catches the high tide. all these factors that made sandy powerful. it wasn't the worst storm new york has ever seen. if they fill up as a possibility, it might crack and collapse. there is a level of t

good morning, i'm jim jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. out the door with a check on the forecast. >> hey, guys, happy friday, tg if. looking outside, things actually looking pretty good. lot of construction it, have an accident, as well, we get to all of that coming up. >> quiet on my side. i'm telling you, this is nice stretch of weather. today is actually going to end up a pretty seasonable day. but it is clear, and it stays that way through the day, so very, very quiet day coming up the the winds are nice and light. temperatures starting to rise. it looks good. if you have outdoor plans, certainly in the clear here. storm scan is also very clear. the tri-state sweep not picking up on anything, so nothing to see out here. let's move along where the temperatures are definitely still chilly. you still need to be wearing your winter coats for sure. the daytime high eventually rebounds back to the mid 40's, for now, still stuck in the teens and even lower teens, as go into the lehigh valley, for example, but here in the sit, 25, probably dr

jim, back over to you. >> well, in case you were under a rock for the past few hours, eagles are headed to superbowl 52. >> it was a dominant performance and huge game in front after delerious crowd. the vikings scored on their first possession of the game. but, as we know, the birds bounce right back, patrick robinson intercepted the case keenum pass, scenic route to the ends zone to tie the game after that it was all eagles, eagles scored 38 unanswered point and sold out crowd never stopped cheering or celebratingment nick foles through for three touchdowns. eagles beat the vikings 38 to seven to win the nfc championship and punch their ticket to face the new england patriots in superbowl 52, that's february 4th in minneapolis. >> hundreds of fans spilled into the street in center city shortly after the eagles victory, it is our first superbowl appearance in 13 years, that's good enough reason to be, at that time i can. >> trang do, extactic, too, showing her eagles pride at melrose diner in south philly.