. >> first, melissa disappeared. >> where's melissa? >> that's the million dollar question. >> i knew right then that she absolutely never made it into her house. >> left behind in her garage signs of a struggle and a strange orange mist. >> we didn't know what it was. >> then, her boss went missing, too. >> who was he afraid of? >> he might of been afraid that he was next. >> he said, "if i don't get this taken care of, these people are going to put a bullet in my head." >> he left behind a bigger mess. >> we three kings be stealing the gold. >> a missing fortune. >> ballpark? $1-1.5 billion. >> a missing woman. >> we have no clues, no leads. >> some wondered, was there a link? >> this had a twist to it. >> two crimes. one for money. one supposedly for love. and behind both, a lingering mystery. >> it's just so ugly and so wrong. and i can't fix it. >>> welcome to "dateline." hot shot florida attorney melissa lewis was living large in ft. lauderdale, but then her seemingly charmed life ended in tragedy. her body was discovered in a dra

melissa. >> thank you. melissa: the controversial memo is out. former fbi director james comey responding to the bombshell release on twitter, quote, that's it? dishonest and misleading memo wrecked the house intel committee, destroyed trust with the intelligence community, damaged relationship with fisa court and incluesably ex-exposed classified investigation of an american citizen. for what? doj and fbi must keep doing their jobs. we have congressman rick crawford, house intelligence committee member. you heard it there. the memo wrecked your committee. do you agree with him? >> not at all. we continue to do our work. i find it curious former director comey would take to twitter when president trump is constantly maligned for his use of twitter. maybe mr. comey ought to scale back his twitter use and do something more productive. melissa: let me ask you. this is part of the memo everyone is seizing on the most. it is item 4. deputy director mccabe testified before the committee in december 2017 that no surveillance warrant would have been soug

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melissa. melissa: president trump just wrapping up a meeting with bipartisan group of lawmakers on gun violence and school safety. you can see they're piling out of the room. what is remarkable about this session it, was both democrats and republicans and they seemed to actually be getting things done. i know, don't fall off your chair in shock. they were making progress and agreeing on a bunch of stuff. blake burman live at the white house, with latest on this. blake, the president really seemed to be building some consensus about what could possibly get 60 votes and, that they could get something done which you know, would leave us all in shock. reporter: opening remark from the president, this is now the time to act. president trump convening these lawmakers, keep in mind, this comes on heels of the meeting with students from parkland here last week. state and local officials last week. this is really the tail end of it, with the president getting involved with 17 lawmakers, 10 republicans,

melissa. melissa: there you go. senate democrats and republicans clashing over how to proceed crafting legislation on daca and immigration. the pressure is on. president trump will say there is never an opportunity in the future, never will be an opportunity. david: dozens of russians reportedly among the dead after u.s.-backed attack in syria. lieutenantlieutenant colonel olh whether americans are killing russians on the battlefield in syria. very serious issue. melissa: very serious. tough round of questions for fbi director christopher wray, lawmakers demanding answers whether a anti-trump bias exists in the fbi and timeline into former white house staff secretary rob porter. the latest from the white house. texas congressman louie gohmert he sound off on that next. >> every day, many, many times a day i'm confronted with unbelievable examples of integrity and professionalism and grit. but before you decide, you should know that chevy silverado's are the most dependable, longest lasting full-size pickups on the r

melissa. melissa: stablize although we have economic growth going but at the same time we're pumping a lot of oil. so we'll see. jeff, thank you for that. david. david: by the way, gold down three bucks. wasn't a flight to safety there. here with more on all wild market swings, he is the man, harry dent, author of zero hour. harry, i got to give you credit because way back in november when just about everybody in the universe, maybe with the exception of you was a bull, you wrote the following, put the quote up on the screen. we ought to see the market go down by early next year. if it doesn't, then i'm going back to the drawing board. if the market doesn't start crashing by late january or early february, then we are not topping here. but we're saying there is going to be a crash. early, late january, or early february, harry, you nailed it. >> well you know the most important thing is that this is started. now it hasn't been proven yet because, in our newsletter to our subscribers we've been

melissa. melissa: market mayhem. the market taking a major dive, with the white house reaction to all of this, blake burman. what did they have to say about this? reporter: as this was unfolding i walked into the white house press operation behind me. i didn't even have to ask a question. spokesperson looked at me, we're not commenting on this right now. that is their official position at this very moment. the president though as you know, he is on his way back from ohio from a tax cut event. as he was flying there aboard air force one, the number two in the press shop, raj shah was asking about everything, the market was down 500 at that point. that was his at the same time at that point i stress. markets fluctuate? the short term. we all know that, and they do that for a number of reasons but the fundamentals of the economy are very strong and headed in the right direction for the middle class in the particular. the president hit the ground in ohio. started speaking, related or not, the markets then dropped even fu

melissa, back to you. >> melissa: thank you so much. and previous to this new development, there was another red flag after a person with the username nikolas cruz left this on a man's youtube channel. "i am going to be a professional school shooter." that man contacted the fbi. >> the fbi sent out a couple of agents to my office pretty immediately, they took down what information i could give them. i hope they opened an investigation from there. i have never seen a post that disturbing or that brazen. i'm not going to say they dropped the ball, i feel like i gave them very limited information on my end. >> melissa: a retired nypd lieutenant, let's start with that one. it seems to me, wouldn't the fbi have asked google for the ip address or youtube or whoever. you can -- there are so many internet companies through that i could've told you where that was coming from. >> they went to interview this gentleman, go a little further. it's not like it's john doe name, it is seven names. it won't take that much to follow up on those seven name

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we're going to bring you the big headlines that will be moving markets as soon as they come out but first here is what else we're covering during this packed hour ahead. >>> new drama over the memo reportedly showing surveillance abuses against the trump campaign. both the fbi and a top ranking democrat trying to stop the white house from making it public. sources are saying we could seeing it by tomorrow morning. the latest on the developing story. >>> plus president trump rallying republicans today, one of the greatest years in the history for its party. we'll have more on his remarks from the annual gop retreat. >>> have you checked your paycheck today. david: yes i did. i got a big raise. melissa: you may want to look. we all got a raise. many americans taking home more money as tax reform kicks in. former small business administration hector ba rote toe weighs in on all of this. also joining us this hour former fbi official terry turchi. we have political analyst gianno caldwell

melissa? melissa: the next guess is calling for a ban on assault rifles he's a republican congressman from florida and also an army veteran and also the author of a very compelling op in the new york times and said i'm a republican and appreciate assault rifle and support a ban and you go on to say i nearly gave my own life because i wanted to save lives i lost both my legs a finger when a roadside bomb detonated beneath me and i have known hero s i can count on who died defending others in spite all of of this or maybe because of it you support the ban tell us the about it. >> well look i can tell everybody with a clear conscious that the one thing i've never regretted was when i had the chance to save a life and it didn't matter what happened to me that's always the truth of it and nobody is going to regret the actions they take. if they're going to save the lives of the churn in their school people in their community , and i look at the weapon that i carried very similar to an ar-15, i carr

melissa, back to you. >> melissa: thank you. it was hard to watch all of that. >> lawrence: i will remind this council that this will be a jury trial. when it comes to the death penalty. she should watch her words very carefully, considering the jury will be -- >> melissa: it seemed very clear she knew the jury was listening. she called him a child when she is not a child. >> lawrence: that angered me when she took that stance. she should be talking about the victims right now. that's how you get a jury, private investigator for years, you talk about the issues affecting them. >> kennedy: this is not impulse control. i'm so deeply offended by that. this is one that profession sickens me. it is so disgusting and so incredibly offensive. she's talking about him being remorseful. we have parents and families, 17 people who are murdered in cold blood in a psychotic, rageful execution. and she's talking about his impulse control? i am so deeply offended as a parent, someone sitting there watching that. how dare she? she should be ash

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we have you covered what is moving the market with an all-star roster including famed economist ben stein. as we kick off the very busy hour, let's go first to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole, we saw very big swings and moves today. is this about the treasury market? >> it's a little bit about everything. i mean volatility is bark. we've seen that since late last week into this beak. it has been a most wild ride yesterday and the day before. the biggest number one and two point swings ever in history. so the volatility in equities is back. some has a correlation to what we've seen in treasury yields. we've saw them pull back a couple days today, moving higher. we had the budget approval. that brought uncertainty, billions of dollars to be spent over the years ahead. took us off the earlier highs. in the morning just like yesterday we started off to the downside. less dramatic. same pattern. we're down 12points -- 127 points at open. in the end we

melissa? melissa: well we'll have more on today's big market rally but we're also keeping a close eye on capitol hill, the senate voting within the next hour to begin a free wheeling debate on an empty bill tackling immigration, dreamers and the border wall, a live report from washington coming up. david: meanwhile the president is touting a big boost in military funding while slamming more than a decade of wasteful spending fighting in the middle east. melissa: israel's prime minister issuing a stern warning after a weekend of air strikes in neighboring syria. how far could this escalate, rebecca hendrix, a military fellow joins us next. >> you want to use the syrian territory to attack israel to destroy us. no matter how the markets change... at t. rowe price... our disciplined approach remains. global markets may be uncertain... but you can feel confident in our investment experience around the world. call us or your advisor... t. rowe price. invest with confidence. when it comes to travel,

i'm proud of it, melissa. melissa: brace yourself. the rest of media went crazy on monday when we saw the first 1000 point plunge. what will the spin be like tonight, tomorrow? let's bring in joe concha, the sky is falling, panic, this is president trump's fault i can feel it, what do you think? >> you know, melissa, the news is bad it is trump economy. what the news is good, a holdover, carryover from the previous administration. i'm more our media newscast, evening newscast, 25 million people still watch abc, cbs, nbc. melissa: they do. >> eight, nine million around there for the three. they need to educate their ought yenses who tonight and not sell fear. liz claman had a great stat before. she said that this is not even in the top 150 of drops from a percentage percentage. this is 156th ranked. so yes, you can either sell this two-ways. second biggest drop ever in terms of points or 156th in terms of percentage. so, we talked about 2008 before. david just did. compare the fundamentals then and now in terms of gdp. in terms of our

melissa: yeah. new signs of optimism in the economy. 63% of american voters are confident in the stock market. this is according to a new "fox news poll." also you have to buy into polls in order to believe this, but there you go. the survey was conducted february 10th to 13th following wild swings in the market. then you have this goldman sachs ceo giving president trump credit for economic growth. lloyd blankfein saying if president didn't win and hillary clinton won, i bet you economy is higher today than it otherwise would be. lanhee, what do you make of this, lloyd blankfein stating the obvious. he supported the or the candidate very openly. is he admitting the truth? is he trying to curry favor, what do you make of it? >> i think melissa he is stating a truism there are two elements to this situation we're seeing now. one is there is actually been policy that has been passed. trump administration led on the tax reform legislation as we've talked about. that has been a big factor. but the other

melissa? melissa: john layfield back with us. i felt like steve mnuchin wanted to roll his ice at committee. should we get algorithmic trading under control? good luck with that. what do you think, john? what was your reaction? >> i agree with you. look that is something you simply can't deal with. adds a lot to volatility. the real worry in the market is inflation. gold prices up 50% in the last year. i think inflation could be potential worry, six to 18 months out. the market, problem we're have something simply uncertainty. people are trying to find fair value. melissa: goodness out there. it is not selling off on the fact that somebody thinks there is going to be recession. it is growth, it is inflation, it is a move back to what's normal in the bond market and treasurys. it is a return to what we've always known in terms of a free market economy as opposed to the fed being in control. does that make you nervous? >> no, it doesn't. it doesn't make me nervous because i think the reason that we're having this inflation is becau

. >> melissa: did you watch the game? >> jon: of course i did. >> melissa: it was awesome. >> jon: great super bowl. >> melissa: back to serious stuff. the president set to leave the white house later this hour for a speech in cincinnati followed by the continuing fallout over the fisa memo. the president now says it is totally vindicated and intelligence chairman devin nunes says despite the criticism, republicans did the right thing. >> a footnote saying that something might be political is a far cry from letting the american people know that the democrats and the hillary campaign paid for dirt that the f.b.i. then used to get a warrant on an american citizen to spy on another campaign. and it's a very dangerous precedent that was set. >> jon: the top democrat on the committee says this has nothing to do with transparency. here is adam schiff. >> they voted that down. they voted against hearing from the f.b.i. when you do oversight you haul them in under oath saying why was this and that included? the interest wasn't ov

. >> melissa: i'm melissa francis. the president is set to speak at the greenbriar resort less than an hour and a half from now amid new drama over that house committee's classified memo on the russia investigation. as the f.b.i. says it has grave concerns about its accuracy. >> jon: john roberts is live with more on this ever-changing story. john. >> good morning. the headline for the white house today is what you see in the left-hand side of the screen there. president trump headed to the greenbriar to the gop retreat for a speech that we will see live beginning at about 12:35. the president talking about his themes, state of the union and agenda for 2018. of course what is the forecast for the november elections. the mid-terms will also be a big topic there as well. what remains to be seen throughout the rest of today is what the president is going to do about the fisa memo. sources have told fox news the president is expected to declassify this memo and then tomorrow morning after the white house completes its revi

i'm melissa francis. the president's 2019 budget includes 1 1/2 trillion to fix the nation's crumbling infrastructure. it is now time to start investing in our own country according to the president. he is meeting with state and local officials who will play an important role in his plan. >> this is a delivery on the president's promise to reinvest in america's infrastructure. the $200 billion if federal dollars won't be granted until state and local governments come forward with private investments to match it. >> good morning. the president meeting with state and local officials at this hour to lay out his infrastructure plan tweeting this morning saying it will be a big week for infrastructure after so stupidly spending $7 trillion in the middle east. it is time to start investing in our country. let's put some meat on the bones. 1.5 trillion in total. the federal section of that will only be $200 billion for seed money and loans. the white house saying one federal dollar in some programs generates $40

melissa: i'm melissa francis. let's go to deirdre bolton in the newsroom with the latest details on the shoot and what appears to be a possible apprehension. deirdre. >> i'm hoping that is true. 3200 students are in the building. it's a high school three floors in parkland, florida. this is 20 minutes west from boca raton. it is north and west of for fort lauderdale, stoneman douglas high school. we think one of the suspects, assuming there is one, is in custody but there are reports according to police of at least one death and between 20 and 50 injuries. we do know that the president has responded to this. i want to call attention to his tweet. we're going to put it up on the screens now. my prayers and condolences to the families. of course essentially just hinting at fact that no parent should ever have to send his or her child, there it is. my prayers and condolences to the families and victims of florida shooting. no child, teacher, anyone else should ever feel unsafe in an american school. from the point of

taking credit for going up, has to give a melissa francis like explanation. >> melissa: he could.ou should stay away from them. i would stay away from it from a while. i think everyone is biting their nails. i don't know if that's his forte necessarily. i don't know. i could write it, i'll send it over. >> marie: i'm looking at the bottom of the screen, up 132. i would say just everyone, seemed to stabilize. >> harris: that's what i said, enjoying "outnumbered" ." vice president mike pence is not ruling out a potential meeting with north korean officials during his visit to south korea for this weekends winter olympic games. whether any interaction will take place and what that could mean going forward. stay close. smile dad. i take medication for high blood pressure and cholesterol. but they might not be enough to protect my heart. adding bayer aspirin can further reduce the risk of another heart attack. because my second chance matters. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. swho live within five miles of custyour business?-54, like these two... and

of course. >> melissa: yes.te: got to dress up for you guy gals. >> melissa: you bring it every single time and you ladies brought the heat. i love it. we are back here tomorrow at noon eastern time. here's harris. ♪ >> harris: controversy over a staff departure. let's go outnumbered overtime i'm harris faulkner. house oversight committee now is investigating the white house's handling of rob porter's security clearance even as accusations domestic abuse were piled up against him. congressman trey gowdy says they launched an investigation last night and he wants to hear from chief of staff john kelly and white house council don mcgahn about their extent of the knowledge of the domestic abuse allegations against porter. this a day after the head of the fbi contradicted the white house's time line of events. >> i would want to know from don mcgahn and general kelly and anyone else what did you know, from whom did you hear it, to what extent did you hear it and

. >> i'm melissa francis. president trump has until friday to block the release of the democrats' counter memo. written by adam schiff. it is said to be lengthier and not as clean as the gop one. the white house says the 10-page document will undergo the exact same legal and national security review process as the gop memo and schiff believes the president would be hard pressed to stop it from going forward. >> jon: john roberts live with more on this. >> good morning. the white house would be hard pressed to stop the memo from going forward. they're talking about the idea the ranking member of the intelligence committee adam schiff is laying a trap for the white house with this memo. we reported this all day yesterday. now the white house and other republicans are talking about the idea that in this memo there is a significant amount of information that goes to sources and methods that would either have to be redacted or perhaps lead to objections from the white house about its declassification. listen to wha

melissa: back to the markets. the dow ending the day off session highs, following indictments from robert mueller. nicole -- nicole petallides from the floor of the new york stock exchange. how did it feel down there? >> we saw a selloff from the special counsel indicting 13 russian nationals. you can see that moving after hundred time. we moved 250 points from top to bottom at that point. we managed to hold on to a gain of dow 20 points. that is up fractionally. six days in a row of gains. so much volatility. we saw 1000 point selloff swings galore. you remember we had the worst selloff in history. look what went on this week. 4.2%. last week we lost about 5%. we didn't bet back all of it but certainly got back a lot. looking at the dow jones industrial average for this month of february, you can see we're down 929 points. so a loss of about 3 1/2%. so stocks certainly off their record highs but not in that correction mode that we had seen. look at since the record closes i said we're off the highs. you can see t

back to you, melissa. >> melissa: thank you. >> jon: the war of words over those fisa memos heating upagain. why congressman adam schiff is taking aim at the president and how mr. trump is responding. plus tensions run high in california over federal deportation efforts. how one mayor is taking matters into her own hands. >> i'm the child of immigrants, undocumented immigrants so i know the impact directly of what ice can do and law enforcement can do to break up families. your digestive system has billions of bacteria, but life can throw them off balance. try align extra strength, the #1 doctor recommended probiotic brand. with 5 times the good bacteria to re-align your system. re-align yourself, with align. >> jon: tensions high in california over federal deportation efforts. the mayor of oakland is warning her community about impending ice raids putting immigrants on alert and further strange relations between federal and local officials. and despite criticism from the feds, may or libby schaaf is defending her decision. >> i feel confident that my sharing this information, because

>> melissa: this is melissa. me ask you, you made the distinction that this was used to gain at least one fisa warrant. do we know how many there were in total? for the democrats going to then come back and say it was only that one, they wouldn't have got it without it, and we didn't get that much from that one warrant, but they got all these other warrants based on good information, so who cares? >> that's a great line of questioning and i just don't have a good answer to that yet so i'd rather not speculate. i'll let the memo speak, more surveillance warrants and whatever the rebuttal is from the democrats because right now, we seem to have one side of the story, what's in the republican drafted memo. but we need to see how democrats respond and how they make the argument that the memo is misleading because certain information is absent. >> harris: it's hair is back again. i was taking notes on what you said about the democrat memo being the answer back to criticism that in their estimation, democrats key facts

. >> sandra: i'm melissa francis. the bipartisan budget agreement adds billions of dollars to military and domestic programs over the next two years and it is that extra spending that worries some deficit-minded republicans. meanwhile the sticking point for some democrats centers around the so-called dreamers and the fact that immigration isn't part of the senate measure but so far president trump is backing the deal. >> chief white house correspondent john roberts live with more. >> good morning to you. the white house so far pleased with what it is seeing in the senate. at least among senate leadership. it says it has to see the whole deal. then there is the question of what happens in the house because not only do you have nancy pelosi standing up for hours upon hours saying a daca deal needs to be attached to any deal on the budget caps but you also have the house freedom caucus coming out and saying you want to spend how much? however, one person who was pleased to see the pentagon budget increased by $300 billio

for very latest we will go to meteorologist melissa magee at the "action news" big board, melissa. >> we have that accu weather alert because we are watching an large area that will find precipitation across much of not just our region but mid-atlantic. storm tracker six radar 3-d showing you snow as far north and east as new england and as far south in the yes valley. we flip this over and you can see we have got winter storm warning, winter weather advisories posted and these warnings some locations in southern new england could find about a half a foot of snowfall, and then we will move across our region and we are expecting moderate snowfall across the delaware and lehigh valleys in the state of pennsylvania here's storm tracker six live double scan radar street level showing thaw light snow here in philadelphia, areas to the north and west are finding a nice something as well but we will focus in right now on some locations in allentown, and on route 100, kutztown, need wood, traffic to the east in quakertown, green lane and milford. we are finding snowfall. snowfall rates per ho

family also the basis of melissa mccarthy's new movie life of the party.e set as melissa heads back to school. >> somebody's mom enrolled in college. i'm referring to myself. i'll see you around the quad. >> i think those guys checked you out. they're looking at my smock. >> i have a bit of a romance with this college fella. >> melissa getting her groove back playing a recently divorced mom to go back to college to get her degree. >> mom you're a college girl now. we got to make some changes. >> no. what true 20? >> 21. >> melissa is directed by her husband. the two wrote the script together. one of the best line zpls i'm older wiser, i'm potentially ava google. >> turn off your va google. >> i go off the rails. i think i'm lucky enough to be able to work really super hard and do things i love. then i get to do it with someone i love so much. >> in crazy hollywood it doesn't make sense you're working with your husband. >> that's why we have ringings. the more time i get to spend with him -- maybe i sound like i'm making it up. >> it really was a family aff

meteorologist melissa magee has our first check of the accu weather forecast, melissa >> make sure you have wet weather gear on stand bias we get throughout the rest of the evening and especially tomorrow morning. storm tracker six live double scan radar showing we have rain across much of the delaware and lehigh valleys with the heavier pocket setting up to the south of fill a and south of the i-95 corridor and wilmington delaware and areas in south jersey. street level with storm track er six, you can see that rain, and i-95, and wilmington , and also moving in salem heavier pockets to the west of elmer. moist tour as well across south jersey, so this will continue to push on through as we are actually tracking an area of low pressure to the south with southerly surge of moisture. we have more wet weather on the way for rest of tonight. flood watch has been issued, it goes up into effect at 6:00 g right through the rest of our weekend. one to 2 inches of rain likely with mostly higher amounts setting up along i-95 corridor future tracker six taking you through rest of tonight, 10:00

>> at some point, i asked melissa, how is mom doing?sa said she is not doing quite as well as you. they're working on her somewhere else. so you need to hang in there. didn't really mean too much to me. i think i was hallucinating an awful lot. at some point, somebody told me that she had died. >> reporter: in fact for weeks and weeks, sutton drifted in and out, depended on others to save him. >> of course, my son was there. a bunch of my friends were there. i had multiple surgeries in that hospital. >> reporter: as he lay in that bed, sedated, medicated, breathing through tubes, a thought, half a dream, terrified him. was the killer a hit man? was he coming to try again? >> i thought somebody was trying to kill me one night. so i raised hell. i said call the police. you know? everything i could say to get some assistance. >> reporter: he was wrong. there was no killer. still, christopher demanded the hospital take special precautions. >> i do recall him as very adamant that -- that my dad be placed under john doe so that who ever did t

>>> "action news", delaware valley's leading news program with meteorologist melissa magee, jeff skversky, sarah bloomquist and, walter perez. >>> sunday night, in the newsweek end of winter weather will give way to spring-like temperatures this week. >>> also thon 2018 is in the books, we're there for big reveal and huge effort to help kids battling cancer. >> but the big story on "action news" is a four alarm fire in olde city earlier this morning that caused evacuation of 160 people. >> fire broke out just after 3:00 a.m. in the building near third and chestnut streets but it took hours to gain the upper hand and amazingly in one was injury. >> "action news" reporter anni e mccormack joins us live from the scene with the very latest on the investigation, annie. >> reporter: and, sarah and walter, this fire was placed under control hours ago but still, fire fighters continue to work, putting out, those hot spots, also, all around the area of olde city road is still remain closed, every where including portions of market street, chestnut street tonight. fire officials are still investiga

meteorologist melissa magee joins with us the details, hi there, melissa. >> hi there sarah and walter. this weekend was a wash out across the delaware and lehigh valleys. so far for the month of february it has been pretty wet. we have seen more than 6 inches on have rainfall in the city, average for us this time of the year is more than two and a half inches of rain, this is going down as the fifth wetest for philadelphia, for the month of, february. looking at storm tracker six live double scan radar 3-d that cold front that stalled stationary boundary moving down to our south and east, allowing high pressure to the north to work its way in the region as we get into the rest of tonight and the start of our weekend. meaning workweek i should say. meaning the sun should make a come back. right now in philadelphia 46 degrees. mostly cloudy skies. temperatures didn't climb as high as we were anticipating, but still above average 50 in millville. fifty-one in dover. 47 degrees in reading. if you are stepping outside on the town we have you covered, 51 degrees at 7:00 tonight. we're in th

for a check of the accuweather forecast with melissa magee. the 70s coming up in the week. >> we have a lot to discuss. >> go right to the 70s. >> i have to get there in order. >> don't listen to me. i'll get you in trouble. >> sky 6 live and hd, down the parkway, you can see the snow we had earlier. it was wet snow in the city. it's moved out. the roads are mostly wet. we are looking okay on the roads. north and west where you had more snow fall accumulation, snow fall is a concern. we have a mostly cloudy sky if you are out and about. storm tracker double scan radar the snow departing to the north and east and rain across south jersey is exiting portions of atlantic city as we speak. philadelphia, 33. 33 allentown, 31 in lancaster, dover 34. 36 in cape may where it's all rain for you. as far as the snow we saw, martin's creek, 7.3-inches of snow. you had 6.6-inches in lehigh county. higher snow fall amounts and higher elevation as well. seven inches in pots town three inches delling and mercer county, three inches. florence and burlington co

meteorologist melissa magee joins us with the first check of the forecast, melissa. >> heaviest rain moving in this afternoon and continues for rest of tonight and as we wake up tomorrow morning, storm tracker six live double scan radar showing you pockets of moisture across the delaware and lehigh valleys will go in street level with storm tracker six traveling on i-95 from trenton, philadelphia south of wilmington you can see pockets press nothing to salem as we press east into south jersey, wrightstown, browns mills, met forward lakes, and hammington, this will continue as we get throughout the rest of tonight that is why that flood watch has been issued. it started at 6:00 this evening and will last for entire of the weekend. we are, finding one to 2 inches of rain when all said and done locally higher amounts, that is why we have issued that alert for sunday morning. future tracker six showing at 11:00 tonight we have that moisture spread out over i-95 corridor and also to the north and west, it continues on and off at 7:00 o'clock in the morning with a wall of water pressing in

meteorologist melissa magee, at the big board. interesting weather here. >> a little bit of everything and cold today and staying cold in the afternoon and into the weekend. part of the reason why it feels colder is because of the winds and peak win gusts 29 miles per hour a gust in reading of 30 miles per hour 38 miles per hour in the poconos and down in beach haven, gusting now at 30. as you factor in the northwesterly wind feeling like the teens in the i-95 metro area and 5 below if the poconos and single digits off to the north and west. and 17 in beef haven. here is stormtracker 6 live double scan street level a few level over showers in pressing into absecon and they are starting to exit the region. and flurries into egg harbor as we get the strong winds on the backside that moved through earlier this morning. future tracker 6 showing you the todit h windc feeling like the teens along it's i-95 corridor and as we get into later on tonight most spots are dropping likein dchilikee singleits. a l windchills in the teens and sin

♪ ♪ >> "action news," delaware valley's leading news program, with meteorologist melissa magee, jeffersky and walter perez. ♪ saturday night. i'm walter perez. the big story is a flood watch for the area. the rain is coming down all night expected to continue through the overnight hours. melissa magee is here for the first check of the forecast. >> the flood watch stays up for the weekend as we track one to two inches of rain and locally higher amounts than that. everyone is under the flood watch the exception in lancaster county. storm tracker 6 double scan showing things filling in, in the i-95 metro area. down across south jersey and delaware, moderate pockets are filling in. street level of storm tracker 6, traveling eastward into atlantic city, rainfall to the south of smyrna. in dover, pockets of heavy moisture. this continues from the southeast to northeast direction. as you wake up tomorrow morning, future tracker shows 7:00 in the morning a wall of water setting up with the heaviest i-95 corridor. we talk about the weather headlines and why we issued an accuweather alert. on

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. >> but we will begin with meteorologist melissa magee with a look at what is to come , medical lays. >> czar and walter we are seeing a break in the active but heavy rain exiting off to our south and east. storm tracker six live double scan radar showing you light delaware and scattered about lehigh valley. we will go in tighter on street level with storm track er straveling along i-95 metro area couple light showers, activity on route 322, between malvern and media at this hour also that moisture pressouth jeg route 30 and medford heaches some rain, light in nature for elmer and glassboro, but as far as what we can expect weot that flood watchtonight up and flood advisory for the smaller creeks and some of the streams and some of these locations, one to 3nches on have rain has already fallen so we have to watch carefully for some of the streams and creeks with some rising water. as far as rain we have seen so far the jackpot was down in south jersey and delaware, dover close to 3 inches of rain, blackbird new castle county and new castle county 2.78. close to two and three-quarters

thank you, melissa. there is another deadly attack on police officers this time in a suburb north of columbus, ohio. >> two officers were shot and killed responding to a 911 call for assistance at a potential domestic situation. >> we have two officers down, critical. suspect is down also, shot. >> they were fired upon when they arrived at the residence. one officer die on the scene and the other at the hospital. joe more bitzer called the officers true american heros that gave their lives in the protection of others. they were the best we had. the two slain policeman were anthony morelle, and officer eric jorring with the department 17 years. a male suspect was also shot and is in custody at an area hospital. westerville is the hometown of governor john caseic who tweeted his condolences. i'm sad to learn of the death of two of my hometown police officers today. i have spoken with leaders and pledged the assistance of the highway patrol in anyway they need. a go fund me page is set up for the victim's f

with meteorologist, melissa magee. >> umbrellas on stand by over the next couple of days. we'll show you the numbers today. high temperature in philadelphia chilly 46 degrees and an easterly flow and 42 in allentown and 48 in dover and 47 in cape may. lots of clouds and rain and drizzle moves back in throughout the evening rick. >> thank you. >>> here is a look at stories coming up today on "action news" at 4:00. a call for change. after a high school basketball player was forced to sit out of a game because of her religious head covering and a group is demanding action and more of sharrie williams's interview with malcolm jenkins. coming up today at 4:00. that does it for "action news" at noon. don't forget to join us for "action news" at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. for melissa magee and sara bloomquist and the entire "action news" team i'm rick williams have a nice afternoon stay dry. we'll see you right here later today. >> announcer: it's finally friday. that's right, it's time to celebrate and treat yourself with an hour of weekend winners. actor david arquette is in the hou

meteorologist melissa magee joins with us our first check of the accu weather forecast, melissa. >> it is one of those weekends damp and dreary across delaware and lehigh valley, heaviest rain has stopped in philadelphia but we are starting to find that wet weather still to our north and west. we will go in tighter on street level storm tracker six you can see light rain in pena rgyl, easton, new hope, traveling on route 611 there. in allentown lehigh county on route 222, and fleetwood, hamburg and reading. this will continue as we go throughout the rest of the evening. another round of, precipitation moves through overnight tonight. despite moisture overhead, temperatures are fairly mild for this time of the year. it is 50 degrees in philadelphia. forty-nine in trenton. forty-seven for allentown and redding. forty-eight in cape may. down in dover coming in at lower 50's but moisture continues. here's future tracker six showing at 11:00 tonight we will have light rain scattered across delaware and lehigh valleys. 3:30 in the morning in the overnight hours here comes heavier burst of en

>>> "action news", delaware valley's leading news program work meteorologist melissa magee, jeff skversky and walter perez. >>> saturday night, i'm walter perez. in the news qualified patients can now buy medical marijuana in bucks and chester counties. >>> also penn state students are entering a 24th hour of dancing we're live in state college for all of the action of thon 2018. >>> big story is an action you weather alert, snow is falling in parts of our area and someplaces could receive several inches before it its over. we have team coverage, "action news" reporter trish hartman is in bucks county with much more there and annie mccormack is in south philadelphia but we will begin with meteorologist melissa magee with details about is what moving our way, melissa. >> walter, we have large area of precipitation we are tracking, from new england stretched back to pennsylvania and down through ohio valleys. we are tracking a precipitation as we go throughout the rest of tonight we will go in tighter on street level with storm track er six and light snow here in philadelphia but we even ha

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>>> "action news", delaware valley's leading news program, with meteorologist melissa magee, jeff skversky, sarah bloomquist and walter perez. >>> it is one more game for the fail eagles and stage could not be bigger or more dramatic. we are an hour and about 40 minutes away from super bowl lii and birds are readied and so are the fans. beginning i'm rick williams. >> i'm monica malpass. for last two weeks we have been anxiously awaiting this moment. we might be under dogs but today eagles are ready to show everybody that they are the top dog. >> that is right tonight we have team coverage and we have crews all around the philadelphia area, tonight. but first we want to take to you minneapolis, where sarah bloomquist is at a brewery where a big viewing party is taking place. brian taff and sharrie williams are hanging out with eagles fans. >> but first we will begin to ducis rodgers and jamie apody at u is. bank stadium where the big game is going down tonight. hi, guys, the day has come. >> yes, it has, we are about 90 minutes away from kick off, practices are done, game planning is done,

we have more details in the full accuweather forecast. >> melissa thank you. get updates on this weekend's snowy forecast and check storm tracker 6 live any time on your phone or tablet. the 6 abc app is a free download for your mobile device. >> in other news a former playboy model is going public with an alleged affair with president trump. karen dougles claims are documented in "new york" magazine. it was two years after he married his current wife, melania, and they paid mcdougle for the exclusive rights to her story. they did not publish them because they did not find them credible. >>> the fate of hundreds of thousands of young dreamer immigrants remains in limbo a day after the senate rejected rival plans. it would have spared the dreamers from deportation and strengthened the nation's borders. they abandoned the president and voted against the measure based on priorities he spelled out and a plan drafted by a bipartisan group of senators on capitol hill. >>> pennsylvania supreme court is considering a slew of dueling congressional maps. seven different

our mo of stocks swoosh and naomi osland the chief market analyst of think markets here we go melissa first what do you think is going on. well good morning i get out to be nice to see a bar. i really wouldn't panic we had a huge rally today into the close which i'm really not surprised about even though we sell on friday and we fell yesterday and we fell little bit more than was expected there really wasn't a catalyst for that to happen and i did actually this morning my trading room if we have hundred percent today we trace the bar from the cell apart from yesterday then we're going to turn right around and we actually did that so the panic lasted for no more than one day really and i was looking at it yesterday and i said there's no catalyst for this there simply was a reaction i think to the negative earnings that reported last week google and apple did not have good earnings thursday night they gap down with the market on friday and then i think investors took some profits you also have interest rates and bonds going up so you may see some repositioning of money so i think that's

cohosted after the bell and fox business, melissa francis. democratic try to just an fox news contributor jessica tarlov and joining us on the couch today, former utah congressman and fox news contributor jason chaffetz is outnumbered, and it is a friday. speak to the right answer. the ice cream truck comes by, you order a bomb popular that right answer. >> harris: we do this preshow to use and we were talking about our favorite ice cream truck flavors. what did you choose? >> sandra: i did not choose one. at the end of the show, how about that? let's get started. president trump is inspected to make that decision today on whether or not to allow the release of that democratic memo. said to carol to the republican memo on fbi surveillance abuses. the house intelligence committee approved its release monday, giving the president five days to make that decision. white house deputy press secretary raj shaw was asked about yesterday. >> the review process is ongoing and as we have said previously, we are using the same standards in the same proce