kathy, how high temperatures going to get. >> mid 70s for philadelphia. today we were at 72.orrow 75. the roar 72. so we know it's going to be a record breaker. down the shore, we're looking at areas of fog in ocean city and atlantic city even kay mape. right now temperatures on the mild side down the shore in the 60s. philadelphia 59. 60 in pottstown. 61 in trenton. we have a surge of southwesterly winds and that's going to continue through the day tomorrow. a cold front to the west is going to break that heat and that's not going to come in until tomorrow night. ahead of it look at that orange and red contour. that is a lot of warm air going all it way up to new england on the back side you see that blue, behind that front, temperatures in the 20s and the teens. we're not going to get that cold this week. but a piece of that colder air will be moving in for thursday and friday. so let's go hour by hour. overnight tonight we see some fog forming. not as bad as we i was saw this morning. that burns off. we see parly sunny skies. warm temperatures. a surge of warmth ahead of t

kathy how, a.g.m. for infrastructure. this item is asking for a time extension. we've used as consultant to help us on all of our capital projects as well as for the p.u.c. whenever we have right-of-way issues whenever we need to negotiate with both public properties and government agencies. >> i'll move the item. >> second. >> any discussion? >> any public comment. automatic in favour? >> aye. >> opposed? approved. thank you very much. >> item 15, please. >> approve the selection of parsons water and infrastructure group, award agreement number pro-0104 southeast water pollution control plant programme construction management services to provide programme level c.m. oversight and supervision for the ssip phase one construction projects subject to board of supervisors approval. >> i'd like to move the item. >> second. >> any public discussion? public comment? approved? >> ay efrjs >> opposed? motion caser. item 16. >> affirm that the conditions necessary to procure energy supply needed to expand the cleanpower s.f. programme have been met, direct the general mana

sounds good, kathy, thanks. >> how about this kids hitting the ice today for the flyers youth special hockey team. the flyers held a clinic in scrimmage for their youth hockey team at the virtua flyers 68 zone in voorhees. you'll special hockey program provides an opportunity for kids five and up with developmental dissable toss learn and participate in the game of ice hockey. speaking of sports kristen rodgers what's uming up. >> iain, it is the first day of full squad workouts for the phillies and they kick things off with one heck of a motivational speech coming up more on the special guest that dropped by spring training to talk with the ♪ phillies new match manager keeps telling his guys to be bold like the eagles hahn better to give a motivational speech than the new mayor of philadelphia jason kelce. of course i'm kid bowing the mayor part but we know kelce can give one heck of a speech. today he traded in the mummers outfit for phillies uniform and of course the core of his message today tome brace the underdog roll and not to just be bold on the feel but being honest with you

in terms of what happened today, but i do think it's interesting that a of these things kathy's talking about, how we have to get our heads around how the economy is too hot or just hot enough with regards to ilation and interest rates, that's really the market conversation and that has a lot to do with what the fed's going decide. >> well, we thank you all. we'll see what tomorrow brings. matt maley with miller tabak, kathy jones with charles schwab, and mike santoli, thank you all. >>> ahead, what long-term investors need to know about the market sell-off. ♪ ♪ >>> all 11 sectors0f the s&p traded lower today. financials, the biggest hit, off nearly 5%. >> and wells fargo contributed to that sharp decne inhe financial sector, the stock falling 9% after the federal reserve took an unusual step late friday. it basically put the big bank in regulatory purgatory. the move a response to the bank's fake accountsal sharply limits wells' ability to grow until it takes certain internal corrective actions. wilfred frost has the details. >> reporter: an unprecedented reprimand from theal fed reserve for what

kathy, here, how about this.s order up some really good weather. >> well, we're definitely going to have to do that. we shall keep the city green right through st. patrick's day. >> i think so. >> it's beautifully. of course, we will end up on the parkway thursday afternoon. this was good luck at the art museum. they put that sign up last week after the nfc championship and here we go. so thursday's forecast looking good. 7am sunny, 28 degrees. a little bit of a breeze at 11am when we kick start the parade. sunny, breezy northwesterly winds. we'll put those wind chills in the 20s and sunny and chilly by the afternoon the high temperature 35 degrees. but with the wind it had feel like it's in the 20s but, hey, we're used to the cold. a lot of body heat with hundreds of thousands maybe a million people around? on that parade day. coming up in the seven day talk about brief break from the cold. wednesday, snow and sleet and rain before the parade. of course, next chance of rain in the seven day. lucy, i'll be back w

i'm here at saint colman john neuman in bryn mawr and kathy, the principal, how many students do we havell the way up through eight. >> 3-d. >> yes. >> tell me about this group. >> it is, catholic schools week. very special year in our school. we are celebrating 50 years of educating students. fifty years ago with the first super bowl and it is our 50th anniversary. >> it is great. >> exactly. >> my i got to say like welcome back to you. >> it is. >> i used to live here before and since june i'm back as the pastor what a thrill. >> you guys are celebrating 50 years here. >> fifty years of catholic education. parish just over 50 years old. wonderful legacy. >> we will go over here and talk to the students as well, and catholic schools week are you ready. >> i'm ready. >> so, we first catholic schools week on sunday and breakfast, book fair and open house. >> that is great. >> on monday we celebrated school spirit and scholastic olympics. >> how about yourself. >> we do social justice projects here every month and right now we are doing toilet ry bags which is right here. >> okay, cool, ch

kathy it's ban record-breaking february. >> oh, my gosh, lucy. first we were eighth warmest. you won't believe how close we are to the top. it's been very warm month inde indeed. today no exception. deep blue sky. temperatures about 10 degrees above normal. atlantic city, wilmington the upper 50s the same in reading. mid 50s for philadelphia and trenton. near 50 degrees in the poconos. on february 27th that's pretty incredible. i think groundhog was wrong. what do you think? >> hmm. >> yeah. >> 47 in the poconos. 55 in philadelphia. 53 in millville and the southwesterly wind that is going to keep it mild for at least one more day. so let's talk about the overnight temperatures as well as the month as a whole. look at this the monthly temperature over 41 degrees its that's over 6 degrees above average. the third warmest february ever. it's not over just yet. overnight tonight low temperatures in the 30s and then a developing storm will change everything late week and into the weekend. we'll talk more about this coming up with the seven day. lucy. >> you've got that love/hate relationship with punxs

kathy, you first. how does it feel being part of an iconic photo?hing you would rather not be part of. what do you remember about the moment this was taken, this photo? >> first of all, i just want to say i hate that photo with every core of my being. every time i look at that picture, i relive it. and -- do you want me to tell you what led up to? there's a little bit of a story behind that. >> go on, share what you want to share. >> okay. i was at work. i'm the school nurse at nova high school in davey, which is south of here. i got a robocall from my youngest son connor's middle school that they were on a lockdown. i hung up and i went back to work. it didn't bother me that my son's middle school was on a lockdown, it didn't bother me because it's been done before, they've been on lockdown before, and everything was fine. i'm so desensitized to the lockdowns that it don't both i me, and that bothers me now. my friend jody called me, did you hear what was happening? i said, yeah, the middle school's on lockdown, no biggie. no, no, it's the high sch

how is the weather shaping up. kathy'sot the forecast including snow on the way in just 15 seconds. >>> is it sunday yet? seem like that's all we're waiting for. , of course, because the birds are going to be winning the super bowl. art museum looks great tonight all deck out in eagles green. a nice day to do. we made it to 45. that's the high. the wind is calm but that's not going to be the case tomorrow. a drastic drop in temperatures expected. pots pottstown at 41. 43 in wilmington. we were at 50 in dover. now 47 and 46 in millville. so the change that's coming is with this much it's cold front ahead of it that milder air with some rain that will be moving through philadelphia by about 9:00 o'clock. that pink line is that rain/snow mix line right along the i-95 corridor at 1:00 a.m. look what happens afterward. all changes over to snow. not lot of snow bu enough to mae roads slicks. mannyly on the grassy surfaces see a coating or so by 5am this moves out and we're seeing drying conditions and the sun is out in philadelp

her name is kathy henry. how did you meet her? >> blind date. >> reporter: ha-ha.osed to laugh at that line. >> yeah, it's true. >> reporter: what has it meant to you to have her with you? >> is has meant a great deal. it's just -- tremendous. i wish i could see her. >> reporter: and he went back to the thing he had always done best. he went back to court to practice law. >> we did not sue for breach of that contract. >> reporter: where his blindness became not exactly the handicap some opponents seemed to expect. >> i look to put myself down. so i say, poor old blind guy, you know, i'm just frying to do the best i can. then i go in and memorize the citations and let them decide if i know what i'm doing. >> reporter: lately he has been busier than ever. recently won a $9 million judgment for one of his clients. >> the blindness, i just couldn't even imagine. i don't even, i can't even try to think what that would be like. >> reporter: memorizing things and going into court, what is that -- a pretty determined guy. >> yeah, i agree. >> reporter: but adapting, even s

so how long is this warmup going to last. kathyforecast in 15 seconds. ♪ >>> in weather we're talking about record warmth again tomorrow. temperatures today well into the 60s and 70s. even in the poconos record right now it is still pretty warm there. the temperature 58. philadelphia 69. wilmington 69. 63 in millville and even down the shore temperatures in the 60s with that on shore flow a little fog down the shore as well. but look at the warmth to the west cincinnati 75. nashville seventy six after highs around 80. the cold is not that far behind it. you can see right here a cold front chicago 49. minneapolis only 19. 21 in desmoines we won't get that cold but a piece of that will be moving in over the next 48 hours or so. so ahead of this front a surge of warmth. serious warmth temperatures running 30 degrees above normal tomorrow this front will be coming through and that will be changing everything as we work i was way toward the end of the week and even during the weeke weekend. let's go hour by hour. to night clear skies, a

kathy. so yoga is racist? how is that?s article, many white people who do yoga, and is mostly white people who do yoga, few of them understand the culture, the history, and the religion behind yogain and they are simply enjoying it for the physical aspects of it, so they are not understanding yoga athletic goes back to you. they need to if they want to appreciate it, if not, they are simply gettingng into this viewpoint of white supremacy, according to this professor. >> tucker: so if yoga is racist, his hot yoga more racist or less? >> [laughs] all western yoga is racist according to this author, according to this professor. all western yoga. yoga that is practiced in india has nothing to do with the older that is practiced in the western world. >> tucker: what about pilates? are though safe? >> pilates was not discussed in the article. it is western yoga as a whole being practiced by white people, white women, upper-class, middle-class people, not minorities, not latinos or immigrants. this is a white sport, a white acti

i was curious about just how fast the wissahickon creek was flowing as opposed to normal and our expert kathy orr told me it's going ten times as fast. >> that is is wow. i've never seen anything. >> reporter: anything like how the typically trickling tranquil wissahickon creek is raging like angry river >> nearby resident and professional photographer had to capture the crazy current and erie fog rolling in and out. >> you have to stop and take this tremendous force of nature. >> reporter: that force has been evident all day. making driving a pain all over. this is in flourtown near arlington ham and beth has no pike. it's how edward can appreciate this. >> this gets me excited. >> reporter: as kathy told us, the rain will lighten up as the evening goes on but not necessarily the flooding. we'll be checking it out and bringing more to you later on in the evening. iain and lucy? >> thank you. >>> if you want the forecast at your finger prints, all you have to do is download the fox 29 weather authority ap. get it free in your ap store. >>> police are investigating a deadly shooting in north p

how does that sound. >> that sounds great to me, kathy. >> we'll talk more about that coming you. >> all right, thanks ase take a look at the ben franklin parkway we want to row mind you "good day philadelphia" starts at 4am. sue serio will let you know what to wear and bob kelly will let you know how the conditions are. join us four good day. >>> happening now a jury duty mix up. officials truer toying trying to figure out some children are getting called to serve as jury roars we spoke to one family caught by surprise when the envelope arrived in their mailbox addressed to their 11-year-old. fox 29's chris o'connell is live at the chester county courthouse tonight with their story. chris? >> reporter: iain, let's be honest. not too many people absolutely love being called for jury duty. well, for 111-year-old, he can't wait to serve. unfortunating his summons came in the male about seven years too early. what came in luke fox's mailbox wasn't a birthday card but he thought it was just as good. >> i was like i can believe this. and i was really excited. >> reporter: the envelope the 11-year-old west che

how long does it last. kathyer city in philadelphia, this is fox 29 news at 6:00. >>> february usually tough cold month but it's more like spring out there right now. here's life look at rehoboth beach, delaware. the delaware valley basking in the warmth and those record-breaking temperatures thanks for joining us tonight at six coliseum iain page. that warmup is what we're all talking about and for good reason much it's about 70 degrees outside. let's get out to kathy orr who is outside our old city studios tonight. kathy? >> it's unbelievable, iain. everyone that walks by is happy and why not? you're right. it's still warm out here at this late hour. the sun has set. and i can spend the whole evening out here. cake take look at the records across the region it's not just philadelphia that made it into the 70s. it's many locations. first let's start off with wilmington. a high record high of 75. 72 in philadelphia. atlantic city 73. 70 in trenton. the poconos up to 66. new record there as well and reading 64 deg

so just how messy will the morning commute job kathy's forecast is minutes. >>> eagles nation gettingut if outwent get to the parade using septa, you might need one of these. team coverage of the parade of champions starts right now. ♪ >>> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 6:00. >>> we'll get to the eagles par raised champions in just a minute. first a winter weather advisory issued for most of our area looks quite tonight in reading but it is shaping up to be a messy commute in the morning. the big question, will it move out in time for thursday's parade. thanks for joining us at 6:00 i'm iain page. kathy is here now with more on that. kathy? >> well, iain, we're talking about the preps getting underway and get them done tonight because we have the snow coming in tomorrow. most of us will start off with snow that advisory from 4am to 9:00 a.m. for most of the delaware valley. south jersey will pick up snow even philadelphia hail higher accumulation as you head toward the lee his valley. two systems to talk about. a northern cold storm southern warm storm co

so the question is, how warm is it going to get? kathy'sast in just 15 seconds. >>> all right. here we go. today temperatures in the 40s. tomorrow we're going to go in the 50s then beyond that on thursday see clouds moving up from the south in old city philadelphia. the average high is 43. in wilmington we made it to 40. 38 in atlantic city. 42 in philadelphia. reading and trenton 39 and allentown 40 degrees much not so bad. it's only going to get warmer. 39 right now in allentown, reading and lancaster. 36 in wilmington. and in dover 35 degrees. the same in millville with a persistent on shore flow and also a few sprinkles down there as well. we do run the risk of seeing little bit of freezing rain or freezing drizzle south and east of philadelphia tonight. so please be aware of that. when you look at the country as whole warmer air in nashville building up toward us over the next couple of days. but yesterday we had temperatures in the teens and 20s in chicago and minneapolis. and today a little bit warmer with a southerly push and that's

. >> how long can we expect this to last? let's bring in meteorologist kathyyour forecast. decked out in her green, of course. >> absolutely. yeah, we have a lot of green on the radar screen tonight. a lot of rain out there and blue mountain right now we're seeing some skiers still on the slopes. they'll be watching the super bowl in a little bit. but we're seeing rain little bit of sleet mixing in with the snow even in the poconos. temperature right now in philadelphia is 37. the high today 38. there is not much wind out there. so at least we have that going for us. ultimate doppler shows everything moving through rather quickly. snow mainly through southeastern pa and you can see in the poconos and rain in philadelphia. this rain is coming down really hard. it will continue for the next couple of hours. we have that winter weather advisory in the areas highligh highlighted in lavender or purple for snow mixing with some ice and then all of this will be changing over to rain during the evening period. all out of here by late tonight so the fox future cast sho

how much are we going to get? kathy15 seconds. >>> the high temperature today in philadelphia 61 degrees. looking down the shore, very pretty as we look at the lighthouse in cape may. just a beautiful day from the city to the shore. but things are going to change very quickly. the high today 61 but right now it's still 59. we had that west southwest wind keeping us really comfortable and look at these temperatures. 50 in the poconos. 57 in dover and 59 in philadelphia. the southwesterly wind continues but that's going to change. here's our storm system. it's over oklahoma pushing all of this rain through the tennessee valley and eventually toward us. when we look at the amounts, we're talking about one to 2-inches of rain with this particular system allentown over an inch. philadelphia an inch and atlantic city around an inch as well. so that's the rain. we're also talking about wind and snow. but first that flood watch will go effect tomorrow night through friday night for philadelphia and points to the north and east.

kathy's forecast is just 15 seconds. >> view of the parkway shows how the days are definitely gettingthe overcast with clearing skies and that means plenty of sun tomorrow. the temperature 51 degrees. that's the high for the day. winds out of the west northwest at nine. so clearing those skies out from the northwest to the southeast. overcast is thinning and we're going to be seeing increasing clear skies tonight. now as we look at the temperatures 43 in the poconos with northwesterly win. 50 in reading and lancaster. 50 in wilmington and philadelphia 51 degrees. pretty much the sale throughout northeast. burlington in the 40s the same with rochester, new york, 50's from boston all the way down to richmond. very uniform with the air mass that is sitting right over us with the clouds and that moisture. but everybody will be warming up as we see a surge from the south lifting northward. temperatures in the upper 50s tomorrow. by midweek we're talking about the 60s before some storms move in. next couple of days no rain in sight. high pressure sitting over us. but those probabilities inc

kathy. there's his dad. >> and that is how you put down an opener. the 720.e anderson. jamie goes for a frontside 1080 and puts it down. ♪ >> it is short track again. it is sam girard. and kruger in second. ♪ >> this is going to favor her in this race. >> what a smile on his face. >> probably the biggest smile. ♪ >> breaking records, setting standards. ♪ >> rooney. she is stopped. the united states wins gold in pyeongchang. >> first of all, hats off to all the parents. second of all, at that hockey game. >> oh, my gosh. >> we were next to rooney's mom and dad, the goalie. they were pointing down at her, saying that's my little girl. and you felt it like 1,000-times more, when you watch what those parents have gone through. >> the athletes, of course, are nervous. but the parents are biting their fingernails off. and they have sacrificed so much for their kids to be here. we heard stories of the whole family coming, the 80-year-old grandpa. >> we saw here, behind the cameras when we're interviewing the athletes, the moms and dads are right there. >> they're al

we'll take a look how long that will last and when an unsettled stretch moves into the delaware valley. i'll be back with the seven day in just a few minutes. >> talk then. thank you kathy>>> days after the deadly mass shooting at that florida high school, authorities across the country have a new concern and that is copy cats. >> trapped 200 feet inside a cave for seven hours. not how anyone really wants to spend their saturday, right? >> right. >>> arrested deputies say for trafficking heroin but somehow goat out of his cuffs then stole a sheriff's deputy's car. sounds like he's going to add some charges ♪ >>> 76 is pretty much a pain to drive on normal day but the next month is taking that up a knowledge or three. the pennsylvania department of transportation just announced construction on a 12 and a half mile stretch of the 76. crews are repairing and resurfacing the road through -- actually sundays through thursdaying until march veepth. lanes will close from 9:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. on stretch through upper marion township. west conshohocken borough, lower merion township and montgomery county. so you are for warn. >>> what happened on the 1100 block of west somervi

kathy, attorney in private practice. my question going back to the encryption keys that you think would be a guess, retained by companies. you how is a company to respond if they suffer a data breach and the only thing compromised is the key they have been holding onto? >> well, obviously you try to prevent that. i am not an engineer and so, certainly, i would acknowledge that having a cake with more risk than having no key. and all the question is, can will really the question is, can not you create or can you engineer a system that is will engineer a system that is sufficiently secure that there is adequate assurance that the keys will not be wrongfully access and if they were, somehow the provider or the third party even includes the will lost control of them, we would have appropriate notice to prevent improper use of them. that is a challenge i think appropriate for engineers. i feel relatively confident based on experts that we have consulted with that it is feasible and there are facts out there that seem to be reasonable secure. nonetheless, they provide the opportunity for responsible access with appropriate judicial su

kathy. >> you bet. >>> kristen, what's coming up in sports? >> hey, iain. nick foles preached staying in the moment all season. coming up hows dealing with the challenge of keeping that mentality despite ♪ >>> when you walk into the mall of america here in blooming ton, minnesota, the first thing you see is a giant poster with a very large tom brady next to very large nick foles. there's been so much talk about tom brady but you can't forget nick tolls is still looking for ring number one here with philadelphia and eagles were over at the indoor practice facility with university -- at the university of minnesota earlier today for their first practice. they took a half hour break to prepare for the super bowl get them adjust to do what that break is going to be like for the actual game actual half time and they're dealing with challenge of trying to stay in the moment right now and their solution to just embrace everything that's coming their way. >> opportunity to compete at the highest level largest game again the best. that's what we play this game for much that's what we look forward to. so just to go into this game with

a rising leader of a nation kathy jett no kid you know was invited to the twenty fourteen united nations climate change summit in new york to speak about how. the front line in the battle against rising sea levels the marshall islands encompasses more than two million square kilometers of ocean i mean it's the united nations these are world leaders from all over and it was the first time that i was able to share something that i was i cared about you know something about the islands and what she shared was a poem about climate change here much of a poem addressed to her infant daughter who are a seven month old son rise of gummy smile you are bald as an egg and bald as the buddha you are thighs that are thunder shrieks that are lightning so excited for bananas hugs and our morning walk along the loop. dear much of filipino i want to tell you about that lagoon by lady lounging in the gulag. against the sunrise men say that one day that lagoon will devour you they say it will not the shoreline to at the roots of your bread fruit trees gulp down roads the walls and crunch through your island shattered bones. don't cry mommy promises you no on

how much. the timing and the temperatures. it's an important day. we've been wait two weeks for this one. >> we have, kathy. you believe it? we're almost there. just three more days. then we and the whole world get to watch our eagles fight for that first super bowl within the wait has been excruciating we're amped and ready for the big game sunday. fox 29's chris o'connell joins us live in minnesota. he hang out with some fans lucky enough to be going to the big game. chris? >> reporter: that's right iain. i've been to five super bowl per bowls. this is the day things start to heat up much this is the day the celebrities come to town. the fans start flocking in for the big game. the excitement builds. so we wanted to be sure we were there as a welcome wagon when eagles fans touched down. >> this season has been magical. this whole experience has been magical. our flight was filled with eagles fans. eye we even had ray didinger on our flight. we sang the eagles flight song. magical would be the word i would describe. >> i can't believe you're here. just pinch me to believe that we're actually here. >> that

kathie lee. we're going to talk to dillon scott. how about the orange room? you guys having fun?s .. on a shootg >>> good morning. it's 8:56. i'm marcus washington. new details on the shooting saturday night that left one woman on life support in the south bay. according to the mercury news, it started with a chase where someone was following a car with a man and woman inside. that car then crashed in camel. moments later, someone approached the car and opened fire. that shooter is still on the loose. protesters are gathering at a san jose homeless encampment that caltrans is hoping to clear out today. people are living in tents and tarps underneath the interchange near felipe avenue. happening now, we have a crew there monitoring the situation. you can look for a live report in our midday newscast and check our twitter feed for those updates. >>> well, the super bowl is all the buzz this morning as are the great debate about the best commercials. that's where humor seemed to rule the day. you can go to our homepage to link to more including the eagles with bay area roots and the

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how long and when the warm weather comes back. at least better than this. there's snow on this map, iain. >> i'll see in you few minutes. >> incredible kathy. thanks being pulled over for most people scary enough. imagine being pulled over someone that's not even a cop. that's what police say happened to two women. they say the guy claimed that he was an off duty officer even called for backup. our chris o'connell joins live in warminster tonight with more on this story. >> reporter: iain it certainly was a scary couple of hours for a couple bucks county women who were detained here last night by a man who they thought was an off duty police officer. well, after a couple hours, they find out the guy is a fake. he is in jail tonight and police are wondering if there are any other victims out there. >> it's scary. i mean it's upsetting. >> reporter: police in warminster say 26-year-old eric miller of bensalem was posing as an off duty police officer assigned as a u.s. marshall but his story was a hoax. >> horrible. it makes you not trust the real police. >> reporter: two women tell police miller started stalking them with binoculars at a hatb

. >> in washington we are taking a look at how tax cuts are taking a cut. kathyorris, rogers, republican of washington state and the dare of the house conference i apologize. >> it's long >> i don't know what's happening. it's a lot question for you, this morning, we've had a big conversation over just the past couple days in the markets here about a potential for inflation. a conversation about how tax reform has actually been a short-term stimulus, overstimulate the market what do you make of these markets? >> i'm hopeful, encouraged by the impact of tax reform already. some said it was armageddon. it's reports individuals right now this month that are seeing their paycheck increase, more take-home pay. the long list of companies that have been you know adding those bonuses and announcing more better lead policies and higher wages. i mean, that's a positive. we needed that for our economy and our hope is that this is just the beginning, that it continues. i talked to a number of businesses, small and large, who are still making their plans, but this gives them

how much it means to them in just a moment when they get their story. of what excitement of course and there's one more standout performance we have to talk about kathy sharp in the ski halfpipe yes that's right another one of the sports in the winter games that just looks spectacular we can have a look now at her in the half pipe it's her first ever lympics she won the bronze this year at the x. games just a few weeks ago and we're going to see her winning routine just now this is quite spectacular stuff very dangerous. even though it looks rather fun but his sister darcy actually also the medal she won the gold earlier a few days earlier in the snowboard slopestyle so very proud parents from the canadians right some fantastic performances day eleven of the olympics max sports thank you very much you're watching a news a reminder of our top stories this hour the united nations has warned syrian government forces to stop their assault on the rebel held town place of eastern how to near damascus the syrian observatory for human rights says that government air raids there killed at least one hundred people on monday. germany's right wing populist party the a

how much do we have to shed? >> read is not the only democratic senator, kamala harris also accused the president of inciting violence to push immigration agenda as well. >> kathylaming sexism for what happened to her with hollywood and her hollywood exile. >> reporter: she opened up to the hollywood reporter about her inability to get work after opposing with that now infamous picture with the trump mask. she told the hollywood reporter, quote, i didn't commit a crime, didn't rape anybody, didn't assault anybody, didn't get a dui, there are celebrities that kill people. when addressing other recent missteps, she said when you are a woman you get one believe up and it is over. if you are a guy you get chance after chance after chance. appearing to blame sexism for her current employment issues. >> a picture of isis, quite controversial. this is a great story to end with. schoolgirls, sarah sanders offered prayers from donald trump, out of the icu. >> a couple days ago press secretary sarah huckabee sanders asked the nation to pray for a 9-year-old little girl with a rare brain condition. take a listen to this. >> millions of people from every corner of the worl

. >> how certain are you that the voice you're hearing is tom fallis' voice? >> i am 100 percent. >> reporter: there was more. nick's mom, kathyr, testified that on the night of the shooting, she got a strange phone call from a teenage neighbor. around 1am. >> she said please tell me you called the police and i said no, i didn't, why? and she said, because your neighbor just shot his wife. and i said, what!? and she said, i could hear her screaming get off me get off me. >> reporter: powerful evidence. and then that neighbor testified. but -- uh-oh. >> do you recall telling kathy glover in a phone conversation that same early morning, i heard her screaming, get off me, get off me? >> i do not. >> reporter: she was 16, and drinking that night, she said. so that might explain her faulty memory. >> do you recall telling officer croissant that you heard a female yelling, get off of me, get off of me? >> i do not. >> >> did you expect that from her? >> yeah. >> you did? >> it didn't surprise me. >> it hurt ya though. >> it hurt, but i thought that, you know, when you have a police officer who interviews her within an hour, hour and

kathy's anonymous phone bidder in france, with commission, for $1,100,000. vive la france! ♪ best day in your auctioneer history? >> personal best, absolutely. it was so fun. >> but hang on, howdecades in a new jersey dining room, unnoticed and unremarked upon, be worth a million bucks? amy gets clued in by her losing german bidder. >> he said, "amy, it was a rembrandt." he said, "i've been looking for this painting my whole adult professional career." >> rembrandt? the rembrandt? the 17th century dutch master who liked to paint himself? how could that be? it's not every day a real rembrandt just pops up out of nowhere in jersey. >> in jersey? >> in jersey. in bloomfield, new jersey. >> where, this whole time, the landau brothers have been observing yom kippur, the jewish "day of atonement," with their phones turned off. >> maybe one, two days after yom kippur, i returned his call. and i said, "oh, so how'd the auction go?", he said, "well, it actually went quite well." >> and your reaction is? >> i think i actually might've used some profanity. >> when roger called me and told me the amount, and i was -- my jaw just dropped. >> that's the one from the dining room, the one th

that is how you actually figure out the truth. host: kathyalling from delaware on our independent line. good morning. caller: good morning. i just had a question about the memo that you showed on the screen from the democrats to president trump. i had a different memo that i saw yesterday, and i cannot remember now which network it was from, but the last paragraph \ inform write to confirm you that we wou warrant such actions -- "we write to inform you that we would warrant such actions as an attempt to somethingustice," i've not seen since the saturday night massacre. chuck schumer used those exact words, "saturday night massacre," yesterday. i have confused over which memo is the real memo to president trump from democrats. hoyer,, pelosi, durban, warren, crowley, feinstein, schiff. guest: that is the letter they centered i know a lot of the democrat members have statements release, of the memo and some of them released their own statements whether on twitter. that letter was sent around. i think it was sent right before the memo came out,

kathy and scott have your forecast in 15 seconds. >>> it's hard to believe looking at this picture of the parkway that the parade was two weeks ago. howld that possibly job take look. little bit foggy tonight and pretty busy evening. temperature is only 40 degrees. the wind chill is 32. i can't believe we're talking about a wind chill. winds out of the northeast at 1. keeping it cool. you can see that per sit tent northeasterly wind. 38 in allentown. 37 in pottstown. 42 in millville and 41 in atlantic city. far cry from 70s and 80s yesterday as we look at the wind chills it feels like 27 in the poconos. it feels like 33 in reading it feels like 36 in wilmington and only 34 in millville. so winter coat weather it's the whole northeast. it goes as far south as baltimore and as far west as the midwest. you can see charlottesville better at 53 and richmond at 61. but yesterday temperatures were at least 35 to 40 degrees warmer than today. you can see a few showers on ultimate doppler and once these pass, we have little bit of a break and here the neck round of rape that will be moving in just a series of low pressure systems moving along

how wet it is out there. look at the drops on the lense. rehoboth beach got to keep our umbrellas handy. going to be a soggy stretch. kathy. >>> it's cool, it's dreary and damp on the parkway and pretty much everywhere across the delaware valley. temperatures are cold out there. last night at this time we were in the 60s. right now 39 in philadelphia with a wind chill of 31. northeast winds 13 miles an hour and that will make for chilly start to the day tomorrow. temperatures still in the 30s and some 40s to the south and east but that persistent on shore flow is going to keep it really chilly overnight. when you look at those wind chills it feels like 22 in the poconos. 31 in wilmington. 34 in millville and only 31 degrees in wrightstown and in philadelphia. so a definite chill during the night tonight and tomorrow. the whole northeast down to the mid atlantic under the deep freeze with 20s, 30s and some 40s. ultimate doppler some showers to the south but more coming in for tomorrow morning. in fact we'll be cold enough from the poconos for some froze season precipitation. some sleet and freezing rain so we do have that

last night, see kathy orr, bob kelly, lucy noland, so much fun hanging out with everybody this years parade theme is st. patrick bless those who respond to the call of the media. >> howt this one, we are so excited, we are giving away a dream trip to ireland, all you have to do is watch good day this week and wait for the word of the day. we will have that starting to day, once you have the word you can enter on our web site there will be a new word every day. >> that is starting to day. 4:56. lets check top store thinks morning, jenny joyce, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys, two people are shot and killed overnight in norristown police are focusing on their investigation on this block, near oak street, as they search, for the shooter, lauren? >>> good morning, jenny here in south whitehall township buses will roll again three days after a massive fire at bus depot we will tell you what the district did to make sure kids are back in new tv, new speakers, netflix. this is going to be the place for binge watching, ladies. is it, ladies? don't get me wrong, you have killer tech mrs. d, but you still don't have fios. ok? fios is a 100% fiber-optic network, l

september and i see how they grow till they go to the end of june, it's great satisfaction for me that they're growing up and ready to go into the next grade which is third grade. miss kathyknown buys students she has no plans for retirement yet because the children, well, they keep her feeling young. completely understand. love hugs. hugs help everything. congratulations. >>> coming up, it's tough to be a patriots fan in eagles nation. one family told you guys got to choose, the patriots or your water? good thing it's a joke, though, kathy. >> i love that. the red red light and green light. green means go. you got to love that. take a look at ultimate doppler. rain moves in this evening and turns to snow by early tomorrow morning. turns to snow by early tomorrow morning. we'll show was this is so exciting, dave! turns to snow by early tomorrow morning. hey gus, meet tucker... . awwww... whoaaaa !! ...and axle, angie, frank, charlie, millie, ralph, henry, audrey and duke... yep...ten times the fun. sorta like this... ahhh, ten times the bucks. it's one of the new times the bucks games from the pennsylvania lottery. with millions in prizes! hot diggity dog! keep on scratch