ho, kate! >> jimmy: kate -- >> steve: delight! >> jimmy: plus from the new show "happy!"g tomorrow night on syfy, patton oswalt is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: we saw something -- done earlier. he's a funny, funny human being. >> steve: billy the kid. >> jimmy: they're both very, very funny. i can't wait. kate, patton and i are going to play a game of virtual reality "pictionary" later in the show. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: you know, it's the future. it's the future of "pictionary." yeah, it's three dimension -- it's in the fourth dimension. [ light laughter ] it's -- it's -- that's how -- that's how -- >> steve: that's how futuristic it is. >> jimmy: that's how futuristic it is, it's in a dimension i've never seen. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: it's nuts. >> jimmy: you can only feel it. you can only see it tonight. >> steve: you only feel it with your brain. >> jimmy: you can witness it this evening. also, we have great music, i love this guy, he's a class act. wiz khalifa is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: ye

. >>> this is nbc nightly news with kate snow. >>> good evening, it's been the talk of the weekend. if only for a moment, residents of hawaii were put into a panic by accident. on saturday morning, an emergency alert was mistakingly pushed to cell phones and tv sets across the state. it told people a ballistic missile was inbound and they should seek shelter. the government now trying to figure out exactly what went wrong. our jacob sobroff happened to be inside the command center just hours before that false alert was issued. he has our report tonight from honolulu. >> reporter: it was pandemonium after the alert was sent to phones and broadcast on television. >> a missile may impact on land or sea within minutes. >> reporter: shocked tourists and locals worried they were minutes away from nuclear annihilation. >> the hotel staff came and told my parents, seek shelter, you only have 12 minutes. >> it was hard to stay calm when you don't know what's happening. >> reporter: families huddled in the closet during and after the alirtd went out. >> people are hiding the h 3 tunnel. runni

now one thing, kate, that we don't know. we don't know how north korea reacted during the 38 minutes when it was suspected of launching that missile. there is no sign it got on the hot line to say, look, we didn't launch anything and no sign that it made any preparations for a possible american retaliation. kate. >> bill neely in seoul, thank you. >>> for it's part, the white house has had little to say about the hawaii incident. kelly o'donnell is in florida tonight with more on that as the president begins a very busy week, kelly. >> reporter: kate, in fact, today nothing at all from the white house about the hawaii missile alert. they pledged to work with them to improve the system. in other breaking news, the president denied that he used a vulgar slur, saying, quote, i'm not a racist. the president's having a working dinner with the house majority leader to talk about ways to keep the government open. a long weekend in florida with the clock ticking toward a government shutdown, friday, at midnight. the president who pr

kate? >> this storm is really, really rapidly intensifying right now off the coast of the carolinas, it's dumping heavy snow, there's heavy rain and the snow made it into our region. you can see what it's doing right now, look at that storm, it's just a beast. look at the cloud cover all the way out to the atlantic ocean, a very large storm a very potent storm and it has not even peaked. the storm will get stronger tonight and through the day tomorrow. heaviest snow right now is still off to the south but you can see heavy snowfall has started to really starting to invade southern new jersey, but it's really started to pick up here in portions of coastal delaware. the dark before you were is where the steadiest is falling, it's overcoming the dray air allowing for snow to star in the western suburbs, this is moving in now, we got awhile to go through night and through tomorrow morning especially that's when the heaviest snow will fort myers. cape may county seeing steady snow, we'll check i

kate? >> this storm is really, really rapidly intensifying right now off the coast of the carolinas, it's dumping heavy snow, there's heavy rain and the snow made it into our region. you can see what it's doing right now, look at that storm, it's just a beast. look at the cloud cover all the way out to the atlantic ocean, a very large storm a very potent storm and it has not even peaked. the storm will get stronger tonight and through the day tomorrow. heaviest snow right now is still off to the south but you can see heavy snowfall has started to really starting to invade southern new jersey, but it's really started to pick up here in portions of coastal delaware. the dark before you were is where the steadiest is falling, it's overcoming the dray air allowing for snow to star in the western suburbs, this is moving in now, we got awhile to go through night and through tomorrow morning especially that's when the heaviest snow will fort myers. cape may county seeing steady snow, we'll check i

this as pipe, kate. >> morgan, put that hood up, would you? morgan, thank you. >>> while the east coast will finally get relief from the frigid cold, there's more rough weather ahead. dylan driver with us with what's ahead, dylan. >> that system will continue to move through the midwest overnight and then through monday where lake effect snow will kick back in, heavy rain falls down in from the gulf coast. most of the snow that we'll see will be in the form of lake effect snow, just north of syracuse, we could see up to eight inches of snow, about four to six in eerie, pennsylvania, because it's a quick-moving clipper system. finally expanding warmth. chicago should get 45 degrees to wednesday and man, it's going to feel good in near 60 degrees, kate. >> dylan driver, thank you. >>> at camp david this weekend, president trump said dealing with the opioid drug crisis is one of his top priorities calling it a difficult situation. more than 250 million prescriptions are written for opioid painkillers each year, and it's part of what's fuelling th

. >>> this is nbc nightly news with kate snow. >>> good evening. the 25th amendment to the u.s. constitution lays out a process for removing the president from office if he is, quote, unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office. today, the author of a provocative new book about the trump administration told chuck todd he spoke to white house officials who routinely referred to the 25th amendment in conversations around the west wing. the president today again dismissing that book as his former top advisor steve bannon changed his tune and seemed to apologize for helping the author. we get the latest from kelly o'donnell at the white house. >> reporter: brutal cold on the president's return from camp david today. while a biting wind blew across twitter as the president blasted again. i have to put up with a fake book, written by a totally discredited author, adding, ronald reagan had the same problem and handled it well, so will i. on "meet the press," that author, michael wolff made a striking assertion that officials regularly discussed constitutional procedures to

meteorologist kate billow is closely watching this system as it makes its day around our area, so katehink, how long will we be dealing with this type of situation. >> it looks like in the city for next couple hours we will watch for a light rain, drizzle, possibly snow, sleet mixed in and that could cause problems especially on untreated rose ways. talking about major road like schuylkill, i-95, probably okay, there is so much traffic keeps road surface warmer but you can see where rain and snow is falling pink you see is rain falling on a frozen ground so freezing on contact. you've got just plane rain across delaware and even into snow in the northern edge here portions of the lower montgomery county and delaware , chester counties and new castle county delaware seeing snow right now. we have a mixed bag of everything, precipitation is not heavy in the looking a lot of accumulation or high amounts of ice but doesn't take much to cause slippery conditions and even slippery walking conditions. not even to mention the roads but out there on the sidewalks you could hit patch of ice and

jessica. >> kate, thank you. chopper 3 over the scene of a big water leak tonight in philadelphia's west oak lane neighborhood. this was washington lane at rodney street. and the water department says a contractor accidentally pulled a smaller line off the main triggering that leak. >> and a suspect under arrest accused of repeatedly stealing money from a cam lick church in northeast philadelphia. that happened at our lady of calvary on knights road. the suspect had a key to the church and knew exactly where to go. stealing offerings tucked away in a locked room. he only stole $20 earlier this week and the first time he struck last month he got away with two grand. >> they had an issue the previous week where money was missing and they put a hidden camera in which was great quality and of course this sunday when they noticed they went through the video and saw this gentleman and report today to police. >> the video of that crime was shared on social media and less than an hour later a woman in the philadelphia mi

meteorologist kate bilo's tracking the storm. who is first to get hit with snow in our area. >> this morning as i mentioned there is a sneak attack dusting in some locations around the city of philadelphia, portions of montgomery, bucks, chester counties we had a dusting this morning. poconos and lehigh valley as well with that first batch of snow showers. with the main event it is poconos and northwestern lehigh valley seeing snow first and it will slowly, slowly start out, through the remainder of tonight. see the snow orient add long frontal boundary not really moving much at all looking steady snow in eastern kentucky, west virginia, central pennsylvania, and then just now, starting to make its way in to portions of our region. poconos and lehigh valley and portions of berks county seeing snow right now. notice how it is not movinge, but just streaming from, southwest, to northeast, and along that same line, through the next couple of hours. so steady snow right now is just starting to push into lehigh county, down into berks

lets start with meteorologist kate bilo tracking where and when the heaviest snow will fall, kate. >> we have been saying this storm has been for our far north and western suburbs where winter weather advisories and storm warnings are in effect. i will show you those in a moment but snow is still, off to the north and west but start to go permeate just slightly a little further south and to the east. you can see right now a mixture of upper bucks, montgomery counties and chester county. that is because temperatures got in the 40's and still in many spots above freezing. this will start as a lit will rain, perhaps mixing with snow and because temperatures are still relatively warm this will likely melt, on contact when it hits road at first. we are not expecting road to be terrible like they have been with previous storms and, of course we have salt trucks as we have mentioned out treating things getting ready for morning commute. steady snow up across poconos, lehigh valley. you can see darker purple shading around lehigh, down into portions of berks county where some of the heavier s

lets start with meteorologist kate bilo tracking where and when the heaviest snow will fall, kate. >> we have been saying this storm has been for our far north and western suburbs where winter weather advisories and storm warnings are in effect. i will show you those in a moment but snow is still, off to the north and west but start to go permeate just slightly a little further south and to the east. you can see right now a mixture of upper bucks, montgomery counties and chester county. that is because temperatures got in the 40's and still in many spots above freezing. this will start as a lit will rain, perhaps mixing with snow and because temperatures are still relatively warm this will likely melt, on contact when it hits road at first. we are not expecting road to be terrible like they have been with previous storms and, of course we have salt trucks as we have mentioned out treating things getting ready for morning commute. steady snow up across poconos, lehigh valley. you can see darker purple shading around lehigh, down into portions of berks county where some of the heavier s

molly: kate, thank you for that. kate moody in davos. time for our press review. ♪ molly: and i'm joined by alison sergeant with headlines from the written press. we're going to start out with a new report from the "new york times." this concerning donald trump. what are we hearing? >> this is a revelation that donald trump reportedly tried to fire robert mueller. that's the special counsel named to deal with the russian investigation. the "new york times" sites four anonymous sources say trump backed down when he threatened to quit if mueller was fired. this all happened back in june but there's been speculation that trump would try to fire mueller just as he did james comey. the "new york times" note this report is the first we've heard of trump trying to fire him. he had actually really been walking back his criticism of mueller in recent weeks and just the other day, he said he was quite looking forward to speaking to him under oath. now we got a sneak peek inside that interrogation room in the new yorker's cartoon of the day. we see

to be married to a royal in decades and mentored by kate on the strict rules and protocols of royal the world is watching with kate's baby due if april and megan's wedding in may. >> the family is great and the past year and a half we had a nice time getting to know them and helping me feel a part of not just the institution but part of the family. >> katherine has been wonderful. >> amazing. >> wonderful. >>> meteorologist, david murphy, back inside with the accuweather forecast. >> you came back inside quickly. >> it's cold out there. you don't want to spend more time out than you have to. stormtracker 6 live double scan shows you if you are headed out driving and lots of sun out there. as we take a look on sky 6 hd evidence of that over the ben franklin bridge and the sky is beginning to go from blue to milky white. and later tonight the clouds get even thicker and for now a good looking day and you have to bundle up. 25 degrees and wins are calm but have been running anywhere from about 10 to 20 miles per hour at times and this is an abrigs, we are posting a windchill of 19. tha

jessica. >> kate, thank you. chopper 3 over the scene of a big water leak tonight in philadelphia's west oak lane neighborhood. this was washington lane at rodney street. and the water department says a contractor accidentally pulled a smaller line off the main triggering that leak. >> and a suspect under arrest accused of repeatedly stealing money from a cam lick church in northeast philadelphia. that happened at our lady of calvary on knights road. the suspect had a key to the church and knew exactly where to go. stealing offerings tucked away in a locked room. he only stole $20 earlier this week and the first time he struck last month he got away with two grand. >> they had an issue the previous week where money was missing and they put a hidden camera in which was great quality and of course this sunday when they noticed they went through the video and saw this gentleman and report today to police. >> the video of that crime was shared on social media and less than an hour later, a woman in the philadelphia m

kate tried her hand at ice hockey before a sit down lunch with sweden's king and queen. with prince georgte back in lon they have a itinerary. william and kate will shine a light on mental health hoping to end the stigma for those t suffer in silence. just last weeke out on maternal health and postpartum. women are expected to be happen but one in four of us aren't. >> she said before even with all the help kate has with her children kate has struggled and it's interesting she keeps returning back from that. and identifying with others that it is not always easy. >> and harry shows megan the ropes as she plans for her biggest role yet, drusch he is in training and doing wedding planning ahead of their big day. >> megan's family that may or may not be that close to her. say her father thomas markle will walk her down the aisle. but that is as much as he will do in the spotlight on the big day. >> and driving around tonight could be a royal pain. >> even for a duchess or a buickduke. >> thank you. stormtracker 6 live double scan shows we have snow for now and starting to i

kate? >>. >> as we head toward the upcoming weekend, we're going to start it off on a very mild note. temperatures will be thawing especially friday and saturday with highs near 60. some rain showers are likely though and it looks like temps will fall back to colder levels by sunday. either way get . >> our morning crew is back tomorrow from 4:30 to 7:00. for kate, lesley, everyone here. i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. >> have a good night family and sleep well. sponsored presentation for drew and danny's "snap-flipping your way to real estate success"

bilo is in the weather center with how low temperatures will go, kate >> reporter: earlier today once the system first cleared out it was in the 60's and it definitely felt like spring, outside but now, everything is changing, it is colder air starting to move in behind this storm. still a few lingering sprinkles here and there over portions of south jersey but you can see as our system exits notice how things are changing over snow in western new york state and northwestern, pennsylvania, and not going to see any of that but indication that much cooler air is moving in behind this storm. as we look at is what happening right now very last of it, starting to push through, a little batch of showers here, lined autopsy long the garden state parkway across portions of cape may county, backup toward the atlantic city expressway and we are seeing light rain, not anything like what we saw this morning but the rain, thunder in came through but our last batch of showers before skies clear. rainfall since midnight though over an inch, near an inch and a half in mount pocono, reading pick pick

kate? >> the weekend is here but it may be a weekend for indoor activities with highs only in the teens. on saturday, we'll start the weekend with a windchill advisory, that will expire but we could be near record lows, both of the next couple of mornings and dangerous windchills continue again especially through the first half of the day saturday. sunday less wind but brutally cold highs in >>> thanks for watching, stay >> announcer: the following is a sponsored presentation for drew and danny's "snap-flipping your way to real estate success" free lunch and dinner events. [ cheers and applause ] get ready, in you area, for the free event that's going to show you how to make money in real estate by flipping properties in a snap! >> if you want to make money from the house-flipping craze... >> ...but don't want to invest a lot of time or money... >> ...or do any of the renovation work... >> guys, then you really need to start snap-flipping. >> so, are you ready? [ cheers and applause ] >> an

we will begin with kate billow , kate, how are things shaping up for tonight. >> things are getting a as falling snow is concerned. most of the snow has pushed out although is there one batch over portions of south rs

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kate? >>. >> as we head toward the upcoming weekend, we're going to start it off on a very mild note. temperatures will be thawing especially friday and saturday with highs near 60. some rain showers are likely though and it looks like temps will fall back to colder levels by sunday. either way get ready fo cbs presented by target.... there's nothing more rewarding than achieving a hard earned goal. that's why target supports students run philly style. we work with kids to teach them the skills they need to achieve and set goals through marathon training. giving back has been part of our dna, so, the more we stay involved, the more we're being true to ourselves as a corporate partner. cbs eye on the community is sponsored by target. coming at you with my brand-new vlog. just making some ice in my freezer here. so check back for that follow-up vid. this is my cashew guy bruno. holler at 'em, brun. kicking it live and direct here at the fountain. should i go habanero or maui onion? should i b

we will begin with meteorologist, kate billow so what do you expect the snow to start falling. >> we expect snow to just start moving into portions of southern delaware by seven or 8:00 o'clock tonight, down the shore after about 9:00 o'clock tonight and then slowly moving inland as we go through overnight hours but height of the storm will be tomorrow morning. lets take a look what this storm looks like right now. locally cloud are increasing, after some sunshine to start the day, cloud increasing now this system approaches, this is a very, very large storm system. very powerful storm system. it will rapidly deepen whether we call bomb out as we get through overnight and thomas it moves up eastern see game. you can see snow through carolinas, north and south carolina getting heavier snow. some spots seeing dangerous freezing rain. this is hugging coast and lifting northward. we have talked about the track of this storm. it would depend on the track. track new does look closer to the coast, which means in other snow, for our region. look at the winter alerts blanketing eastern seaboa

kate? >> the weekend is here but it may be a weekend for indoor activities with highs only in the teens. on saturday, we'll start the weekend with a windchill advisory, that will expire but we could be near record lows, both of the next couple of mornings and dangerous windchills continue again especially through the first half of the day saturday. sunday less wind but brutally cold highs in 20's, looks your husband wants to stay free from artificial ingredients. you want to stay free from artificial preservatives. and your debit card wants to stay on a diet. fill your cart with small victories like giant's nature's promise brand. great prices on over 1,300 items. eat well for less. only at my giant. but the living room's pretty blank. we did a lot of research online. we just need to have a designer put it all together. mmm hmm. this is great! so, it's really nice when clients come in and have... done some of their own research. and then, i make it happen. what do you think about these chai

lets begin with meteorologist kate billow with the very latest on our wintry mix, kate >> that is right, guys, it doesn't look too bad on the main road but this is an ongoing situation and we do still have the threat for slick conditions, out there as freezing rain, continues to fall, shift nothing to south jersey and while this is, trying to come to an end, in the philadelphia area look how it is back building, you can see more rain moving into northern maryland, starting to kind of creep back into portions of southern chester county. so this won't be completely over in the city of philadelphia at least for the next couple of hours and now focus shift into south jersey and delaware. temperatures air above freezing but soil temperature lower enough that this could freeze on contact. while main road, treated road should farewell, back road, bridges, overpasses, anyplace like that you have to watch for very slow question here tonight. atlantic city expressway, new jersey turnpike moving okay but you can see through portions of gloucester county, cumberland county right now any of those ba

meteorologist kate bilo is live on the cbs-3 sky deck to tell us when warm up will arrive, kate. >> thanks, nicole. today is cold, it is below average but beautiful looking day. at lee we have a lot of sunshine. coming up in the full forecast we will tell but temperatures heading our way that will make today's cold really feel, likewn the future but not for we are warming up. beautiful sunset right that sunt because there is nothing going on. clear skies in the region and a few flurries moving through last night that cleared out quickly and now just cloud across western pennsylvania but vast majority of the region is enjoying high pressure fair skies and really pretty nice conditions through the next couple of days. temperatures right now again slightly below average 36 here in the city. thirty-three in allentown. right at freezing in reading. twenty-three in mount pocono. still a light breeze. wind died down a bit making it not quite as bad as wind chilliesetter as temperatures go back above average to 46, saturday, 55, and sunday up to 56 degrees, and then we will start to drop again, by

meteorologist kate bilo is tracking the timing of it and what you can expect where you live. kate? >> it really depends where you live with this one. because if you're in the poconos or the lehigh valley, you may wake up to snow tomorrow morning. if you're in the city and points south and east, likely not to see know until wednesday morning. that's how long this system is going to take. here's what it looks like, clouds over philadelphia, you can see the snow starting to break out back towards state college, up towards williamsport and eventually that first batch of shores will get into the poconos. it's more of this frontal boundary that's going to move through late tomorrow and into wednesday. right now the temperature is 29 degrees. the winds have died down. that means it feels basically like what the thermometer tells you. and here comes the stats on our next system. this is going to start to move through tomorrow. but then a coastal piece is going to really start to interact with the advancing frontal boundary and that's what's going to pull it through our region, the city and

covering the talks for us as our political correspondent kate brady who joins us now in the studio kate. what do we know about how the talks have progressed at the end of the first day it was quite a positive atmosphere at the s.p.d. the social democrats headquarters this evening the general secretary of the s.p.d. said that the talks today had been intense but open and that most of the time today was actually spent talking about the issues on which the three fought is involved in these talks actually agree upon and those more contentious issues will be addressed over the next four days what was particularly interesting was this comment that he made about how all three of the parties involved realized that germany needs a new political style and he said that this was largely due to the result of the german election back in september because remember that the social democrats as well as the conservatives they had historic lows their worst results since well in post-war german history and we also saw the successes of the far right in germany with the f.d.a. the alternative the germany the

let's bring in our political correspondent kate brady for more on the story hi kate what exactly has been agreed and why has this been so controversial. well this is been a controversial point for quite some time now obviously have the c.s.u. and c.d.u. the conservative parties here have taken a lot more of a conservative stance towards germany's refugee policy and also the social democrats who were against any blanket policies on germany's refugee policy so this was always going to be difficult especially with the c.s.u. that's the bavarian system party to angela merkel's c.d.u. and they are very much against letting more refugees in to germany and so this was always going to be quite difficult so under the what where and saying is the agreement that's come out of the negotiations so far is that family. family reunions for refugees who wish to bring their family to germany will remain suspended until the thirty first of july and they say after from the thirty first of july on once there will be a monthly cap of one thousand people but on top of this and this is what is being kind of

kate?re always looking toward the weekend as i'm sure you are at home and weekend will feature a blast of cold air, spotty rain showers especially to start your saturday and then temperatures , will really take a hit through course of the day, it will be cold by the time eagles take the field for the playoff game and real arctic blast on sunday as temperatures struggle to even hit the breakfast with a view like wh"whoa."is? get a free build your own grand slam after your next online order in january. whatever you want, whenever you want, now wherever you want. order at dennys.com. people are fighting type 2 diabetes... with fitness... food... and the pill that starts with f. farxiga, along with diet and exercise, helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. lowering a1c by up to 1.2 points. do not take if allergic to farxiga. if you experience symptoms of a serious allergic reaction such as rash, swelling, difficulty breathing or swallowing, stop taking and seek medical help righ

but warm up is on the way as temperatures swings, make it and continue across the area meteorologist kate bilo is on the sky deck with more on this roller coaster kind of weather, kate. >> that is right, temperatures have gone down bottoming out today and then backup as we head toward weekend but by late next week may go down even further make to go day's cold feel not all that bad. we will talk about that in the full forecast. lets talk about current temperatures. it is in the 30's and fels like it with the light breeze, chilly out here but skies are clear on storm scan three not a whole lot going on, we will zoom in, clear sky, beautiful day to look at but now that the sun has gone down with the calm wind temperatures are dropping already below freezing in reading, allentown millville in the 20's. it is only 21 in mount pocono. thirty-two in atlantic city. temperatures bottomed out with highs in the 30's. tomorrow goes back above average by a couple degrees, we are up to 46, pretty nice afternoon following a cold start. saturday looks like a great day, 55 degrees, cloud increasing a bit

meteorologist kate bilo is tracking the timing of it and what you can expect where you live. kate? >> it really depends where you live with this one. because if you're in the poconos or the lehigh valley, you may wake up to snow tomorrow morning. if you're in the city and points south and east, likely not to see know until wednesday morning. that's how long this system is going to take. here's what it looks like, clouds over philadelphia, you can see the snow starting to break out back towards state college, up towards williamsport and eventually that first batch of shores will get into the poconos. it's more of this frontal boundary that's going to move through late tomorrow and into wednesday. right now the temperature is 29 degrees. the winds have died down. that means it feels basically like what the thermometer tells you. and here comes the stats on our next system. this is going to start to move through tomorrow. but then a coastal piece is going to really start to interact with the advancing frontal boundary and that's what's going to pull it through our region, the city and

meteorologist kate bilo and chelsea inglam are tracking this winter weather roller coaster.riving in today my car was giving me ab an outside temperature of 66. >> that is right it felt really warm outside today. there were a few breaks in the action, where i actually saw blue sky and filtered sun trying to break through it felt like a spring day just a beautiful, temperature but we dealt with very heavy rain this morning, we have been in the lull but now it is all filling back n you can see lull has ended, we have steady downpours moving toward the city chester county, upper montgomery and bucks county, and look at this wall of rain lifting from the south as well just poised to move in the shore points and we are far from done with this system the actual front is l way back here, so all this rain that you see over portions of noh caroline, west virginia, southern ohio, and thinks all lift nothing through tonight and you can see snow, and ice breaking out on the back side of this system up across portions of the lakes. how much rain has fallen, over an inch in many locations

those, piles will stick around kate bilo has a look at a frigid weekend head, kate. >> that is right not getting better anytime soon but as we head in the seven day, i will have bet near bus we are under the influence of the powerful nor'easter. actual precipitation departed. you can see not a whole lot happening light snow flurries across maine but notice wind, cloud cover off the coast shows where the winds are coming from. you can see that effect indication of very cold air in the upper atmosphere and winds sweeping off the coast, it is a brisk northwesterly wind and making things feel so much colder then thermometer even would have you believe it. tell you what is on the thermometer isn't all that pretty, either. we have clear skies this evening. look at these temperatures, 16 in philadelphia, 15 in allentown, four in mount pocono. fifteen in millville. with the winds continuing to be strong here's what it feels like if you step outside right now. feels like zero or below, every where except for the shore. feels a little bit above 1 degree atlantic city, wildwood warmer spots, do

. >> meteorologist kate bilo tracking the game time forecast from the cbs-3 sky deck. kate, what is very latest. >> i will tell you it feels good out here for a january night, little chilly but it is john after all and temperatures are on their way up just in time for the game this weekend. lets take a look at the overall pattern the jet stream well off to the north, high pressure located just off the eastern seaboard and that will drag in winds from the south and that means a mild, flow and until our next system gets here on machine we are sitting pretty, with sunshine, and, expecting a big weekend. here with your game day forecast we are planning to head to the game, tailgate time in the afternoon we will hit our high around 3:00 o'clock or so, it is around 50 degrees and game time temperature 43 degrees, mostly cloudy but quiet, not a lot of wind, nice evening to sit outside and i'll tell you weekend forecast looks great even if you don't have plans to include the game have your full weekend outlook and tell you more about the rain system earlier this week coming up

office employees, kate? >>> we're heading for a winter warm up, temperatures finally got back closer to normal today after an icy start, we will tell you if you can see more ice overnight and which day temperature will hit 60 degrees. >>> hours after philadelphia police released very ohio of the man stealing from a church he is caught here shopping at the mall, i'm alycia nieves with how a fellow shopper helped catch >>> as a result of april kaufman's, desire to divorce james kaufman, he was intent to rather have her killed. >> shocking revelations nearly six years after the murder of a popular new jersey radio host, tonight, her husband is facing charges and that is just the beginning. good evening, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm jessica dean. prosecutors announced eight people have been link to the 2012 death of april kaufman. "eyewitness news" reporter david spun joins us live from the sat center to break down this case, david. >> reporter: we have been following this story for five years and haunted april'

we have team three coverage beginning with meteorologist kate bilo with the very latest , kate. >> thanks, guys, this system is taking its sweet time getting here, see what is going on, storm scan three right now we have light snow falling across central pennsylvania, you can see darker purple shading coming down just a bit more steadily and that is off to the south and west of our region but as we zoom in here on storm scan three you can see poconos, lehigh valley that is where snow is falling and it is just , staying in that same spot, not really getting that push, to the south ande. what we have to wait for is this, it is a system another piece of energy off the coast and these two storms are going to interact as we get through overnight hours tonight. that will eventually pull the snow to the south ande and then bring it a little bit closer to us but that doesn't happen until overnight hours. so right now we are just seeing lehigh valley getting on the action from easton, nazareth, allentown, lehigh, mount pocono where light to moderate snow is currently coming down, and that is where

also we're tracking snow we will check with meteorologist kate bilo. kate, more winter weather on the way, and it is certainly wintry out there judging by the ice in the delaware river. >> we have ice jams, cold conditions, we have wind chills advisories and yes, now we're tracking snow. it is january, of all, and certainly it is a very january -like january, lets take a look at storm scan three right now not seeing much of anything, just cloud and overcast out here. there is system bringing threat to snow tomorrow into wednesday. it is a clipper but it will slow down as we wait for another piece of energy off the coast to draw it in and that doesn't happen until wednesday morning. this system will make a slow progression toward our area over the next 24 to 36 hours. the really, heaviest snow for us here in philadelphia actually comes early wednesday morning, this is during wednesday morning commute, that is when we will get a decent slug of snow for philadelphia, and pushes off the coast by mid to lay afternoon on wednesday, tomorrow most of the day j

thanks very much. >>> lets go back to kate, ukee kate is it this cold in philadelphia. >> no, no it isjessica. >> is it? >> no i love that, i cannot feel your face that is the barometer for minneapolis cold >> go get warm we will get back to you before the end of the show. we will talk to you in a little bit. >> not quite as cold here the temperature would be around springtime in minneapolis. do you remember guy last week it is short sleeve weather yes. >> how about that. >> but here, 45 we're lead nothing to some snow as we get into tomorrow. colder air is on its way in and witt the chance for snow and we have a couple more chances for snow in the seven day, lets get through and we have a lot to get to and we will look at storm scan three and we have steady rain, over portions of southern delaware, delaware beaches rehoboth down toward, georgetown delaware getting soaked right now, shore points of new jersey also getting to see some rain. back to the west it is still light but we are tracking another system. these two storms will stay separate from one another overnight we will see ra

meteorologist, kate bilo with more on the rain the temperaturs we head into the weekends, kate. >> that's right. over the past couple of days, we have gotten used to the spring like feel outside. all coming to an end very rapidly. we have the last gasp of rain starting to head toward the region. so little break in the action right about now, you want time to take the dog out one last time before bed, now might be a good the next half hour or hour at least,through overnight, that'se last push of rain with the we of cold also going to be air, snow and ice; just crashing throughpennsylvania. temperatures dropping very, very rapidly. we are going to see some ice we i suburbs. some records were broken today point pocono hit high of 58 degrees. th there. allentown, 60. and reading, tied the records our 72 degrees records in philadelphia, but not quite. we did get to the upper still 6e city. sixty-four in allentown. notice atstarting to bleed into the poconos, down to 42, see that wf between the cold air to the north and the warm air to the south. so over the next two hours, we will see more rai

kate? >> kelly o'donnell with the president. thank u james mattyou. james mattis is giving his assessment of isis. as president trump expanded the war, success against isis led to casualties on new battlefields. hans nichols takes a look at the tait state of the fight against isis. >> reporter: this year the black flag of isis fell in mosul and raqqah, once the capital of their so-called caliphate. jim mattis told reporters that isis's defeats on the battlefield hurt their ability to recruit new fighters. since president trump took office, isis has lost some 15,000 square miles. the number of isis fighters down from 35,000 to around 1,000. in iraq and syria, his strategy is similar to his predecessor but commanders on the ground have more authority. >> i think largely the same strategy as the obama era, but i think an aggressive decentralization of tactical authority has paid off on the battlefield. >> reporter: as their territory evaporates, isis affiliates are growing bolder across the globe. some were in afghanistan and iraq. but some died in niger

we will send it inside to meteorologist kate bilo for that all important forecast, kate. >> thanks, chelseang to go see that last graphic and how it has been skewed toward the shore with atlantic city getting 2 feet of snow and much lower numbers in the philadelphia, wilmington and even in allentown. interesting stuff, thanks. eyewitness weather watchers always have interesting things to say and interesting, really conditions to report, photos, that they share all the time which i will show you in a moment but lets look at current temperatures across our weather watcher network. bill layden at 29. hatfield jeff moore at 28. twenty's every where, willow grove barbara lane at 29, phil in chestnut hill 29, bill in levittown at 30. lynn in cherry hill at 31. we have a few spots near freezing, david dutch in clementon at 33 degrees. and i want to show you a photo lynn sent from her daughter in north carolina we have talk about this yesterday about how they just do not have same winter weather treatment options that we do here in the northeast, you can see this road in north carolina is a complet

meteorologist, kate bilo with more on the rain plus big changes to the temperatures as hnds, kate. >>t's right. it has been so warm over the past couple of days, we have gotten used to the spring like feel outside. all coming to nd very rapidly. we have the last gasp of rain starting to head toward the region. so little break in the action right about now, youant time to take the dog out one last time before bed, now might be a good time to do so, or in the next half hour or hour at least, this next batch comes through overnight, that's the last push of rain with the system, but also going to be very heavy. notice how that wine of cold air, snow and ice; just crashing through central pennsylvania. temperatures dropping very, very rapidly. we are going to see some ice form in our far northwest suburbs. some records were broken today point pocono hit high of 58 degrees. that's the new record there. allentown, 60. and reading, tied the records of 63. we got close to our 72 degrees records in philadelphia, but not quite. we did get to the upper 60s. it is still 62 degrees in the city. six

covering the talks for us as our political correspondent kate brady who joins us now. kate chancellor merkel has a lot of work ahead of her and these political negotiation talks why do these products are they struggling so much to find common ground between basic issue and that's the two of the three main parties taking part in these talks have very opposing objectives in these talks and is that's especially between the social democrats and the c.s. use that the very insistent party to merkel's c.d.u. conservatives and s.p.d. of course remember they actually said that they wouldn't form another grand coalition with merkel's conservatives and so they really have to work over these during these exploratory talks also convince their own delegates and party members that a grand coalition would be the right move for the s.p. day so they're putting demands on the table such as higher taxes for the wealthy they want more integration into europe and they also want more liberal refugee policy and these are all demands which a quite the opposite what the c.s.u. are demand and on

kate? >> kelly o'donnell at the white house. kelly, thanks. >>> and for the latest on where things stand on capitol hill, let's bring in our congressional correspondent kasie hunt who's been following this all day long. what do we know? >> these negotiations are minute to minute. we just confirmed at nbc news that leader schumer on the democratic side and leader mcconnell on the republican side talked. they met here at the capitol. that's the first real conversation they've had since friday as this shutdown has unfolded. jeff flake and lindsey graham have been in a high stakes game of shuttle diplomacy going back and forth. they were leading the bipartisan meeting kelly o'donnell talked about that was ongoing throughout the day here on capitol hill. so out of that meeting between schumer and mcconnell an nbc source tells us that while they don't have a deal at this hour, they are also not at loggerhead. that's potentially a glimmer of progress. my sources are also saying that at this point we expect that it's likely that the gov

kate is where the fire started, kate? >> reporter: well, i can tell you that this fire is still burning here tonight, very strong and they are really trying their hardest putting a ton of water on the flames. you can see behind me, that the fire trucks are back by those piles of debris and smoke is still just coming off, filling the air, a strong chemical taste and smell in the air right now. just spoke to the deputy fire chief that said, they will be out here at the scrap yard for a long time tonight because the flames are beating back when the retardent slows down. heavy equipment pulling piles of debris away from a toxic fire. >> this business takes in cars. they dismantle them, they sell the metal. so we have a heap of metal out there that is burning. >> reporter: richmond deputy fire chief said that there's more than 40 firefighters on scene who have been trying to put out of the 25 foot high pile of flaming metal since 5:00. but the firefighters can only get some close. >> we would be able to remove the piles of deb

kate and company put distractions aside and compete.child care visited light seek for what could be not be caters final game remus suggest liverpool are prepared to pay an extra twenty million euros to get them out immediately rather than wait until summer. this one took a long time to get going thanks to shot because disciplined play but in effect the six minute benjamin stumbled he got his sight into trouble was a perfect move on the jew dime out somewhat less appropriate in the penalty box during a game of football john kevin i was stunned however couldn't convert strongly save by rush them on but poorly taken by the frenchman odd nevertheless five minutes later leipzig did manage to take the lead and unspectacular not be kate's efforts made unstoppable by desperately unlucky now that defeat. is still the center back himself stepped up on fifty five minutes to put things right and well deserved equaliser and now does fourth goal of the season. with twenty one minutes to go now that was involved once again giving the ball to white's a