mooney did he climbed out through living room window, as you can see, it was blowing out. has insurance bu just alive. do you feel lucky? i don't know if you are a religious person at all. >> iw, yes. >> yes. because, if i had been anywhere else in the house i wouldn't be standing here talking to you. >> no doubt mooney is a lucky man he said only injury he did sustain, minor cuts to one of his toes. report living from delran bob brooks channel six "action news" walter. >> thanks bob. >>> several homes in pennsauken had to be evacuate today after a gas leak. action cam on the scene here on the 400 block of springfield avenue where crews were busy trying to repair that leak. it all started at 7:00 a.m., is 11 people had to leave their homes while crews got to work. the leak was contained a short time later and nobody was injury. >>> forty-four year-old woman was killed early this morning during a house fire in trenton that fire broke out at 2:30 a.m. on the 200 block of cath street. when fire fighters arrived they found several people trapped inside all but one were able to

homeowner tim mooney says everything seemed fine when he was thrown from the couch.blew the back door half way across the backyard, took out the whole back of the house. >> investigators told mooney the explosion likely started with a gas line that leads to the water heater in the basement. for now he's staying with friends until he figures out what to do with his home of 50 years. >> a huge panic gripped hawaii this morning for about 40 minutes. residents and visitors received a telegram saying a ballistic missile was headed their way, this was not a drill and everyone should take shelter immediately. >> we were on the 36th floor of our hotel, and we didn't know what to do. >> we were 20 minutes off the beach. we didn't know what to do but paddle in. >> officials now say there was never a threat. a worker at the emergency manager's office hit the wrong button. many people wonder why it took 38 minutes to alert everyone that it was a false alarm. we have more on the story in the next half hour. >> much more to come on "action news" including the forecast. a look at s

well jancee is not so what troublemaker felt when she meets these two christopher and of course mooney. i don't little out of control but jency isn't a bad person and. chance is just a little girl that just. dreams. when they're trying to get money and. they actually really get it. sometimes in a really think that people are going to give it to them but they do know that they do but they're hungry they don't really have a lot of it so they're hungry and so big they don't and they know food costs money so they said they'd try to get money to get their own food what do you guys want people to think after they see the movie there's a special message which i'm going to tell you they should make the world a better place they should help out the community this go and bring things that you don't use that and still be in use and give it to them and make the world a better please they should give people things that they need because they should really be thankful for money have not has they could be put in harry money's position they could put in a small motels like budget motels and all that s

well jancee is not so what troublemaker but when she meets these two christopher and of course mooney. i don't little out of control but didn't see is in a bad person and. janet is just a little girl that just. dreams and when they're trying to get money. they actually really get it. sometimes in really think that people are going to give it to them but they do know that they do but they're hungry they don't really have a lot of it so they're hungry and so. they don't really know for the cost money they simply chanda get money to get their own food what do you guys want people to think after they see the maybe there's a special message which i'm going to tell you they should make the world a better place they should help out the community just go and bring things that you don't use that can still be in use and give it to them and make their want a better pleased they should give people things that they need because they should really be thankful fairly have let has they could be put in harry mini's position they could make small motels like budget motels and all that stuff and they sh

we may not be able to see that but it is making for a very mooney month of january.eratures in the teens for the most part again, we have got 12, 10, 8-mile an hour winds out there it feels like in many cases like below zero. 1 degree below is wind chill here in philadelphia where we have single digit wind chills but everybody is cold this morning. now there is in snow on the current radar but and we have the possibility of a closer to the shore track, off shore track. way we're looking right now is for snow to spread in the area wednesday night into thursday morning as morning rush hour, it could not be more inconvenient, as far as amounts are concerned if we take that track just a couple inches, possible with that coastal storm but you know those things can change. 20 degrees was our high yesterday and day before. so we ended the new year, old and started new with 20 degrees. now we are at 25 today. little bit milder tomorrow. wednesday night into thursday we're expect ago this snow if we get it and 27 for a high on thursday. and then another blast of arctic air gi

forecast in 15 seconds >>> before we start talking about the cold we will get mooney for you because is there a super moon, tonight. >> tonight. >> in fact, there are two, for january of 2018. tonight, and then, last day of the month and it will be another super moon and you know, second full moon in a month is also called the blue moon. >> yes. >> super moon means it is closest to the earth, and really huge in the sky. that is tonight about 9:00 something in the evening. and then we have a lunar eclipse at end of the month but doesn't look like that will be visible for most on the east coast but there is a lot of mooney stuff happening this first month of 2018. >>> distract you long enough now lets get to the wind chill advisory, all counties in our viewing area are affect. we have single digit temperatures. we have factored in the wind it feels below zero just about every where, 10 below in pottstown and lancaster, that is your wind chill there. three below here in the city and more up in the poconos mountains. nothing to show you on radar at the moment. lets talk about the seven d

mooney is staying with friends until he can figure out what to do. imagine if he had been sitting anywhere else in that house, he wouldn't be doing that interview. >> your time now 9:09. there's still much more to come. if you're looking for a new diet to help i win the battle of the bulge, we have one teacher's success story. >> dramatic rescue caught on video. every minute countied here. now a look at sky 6hd at philadelphia internext airport. the shot looks pretty but it's not that warm. meteorologist chris sowers with your chilly exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast. ♪ ♪ (radio playing in background) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> take a look at this. can you believe a driver in that suv right there in virginia was rescued after he got stranded in flash flooding? firefighters pulled the man from the rising water after his suv was swept away by the fast-moving water friday night. they used a boat, they broke out the back window, they pulled him to safety. amazingly that man was not injured. but imagine getting caught in flash flooding. that water all the way up

when they're released when audience members are leaving the theater they're talking about the real mooney's out there because they've connected with her through humor and through love having approached the subject in a journalistic style motel residents and manages in the lead up to filming funny cheese and sheets on location at the magic also motel also still operational i suppose it wouldn't if about his character bowlby the hotel's manager and what it was like to work amongst the harsh realities of postpaid america bobby the character i play is the manager of the motel a budget tourist hotel that's along this highway right outside of the mill parks most notably disney world in central florida and it's a place that does have tourists come and stay there but it also houses a lot of people that don't have permanent homes and they pay daily weekly and they can't establish residence there so they kind of pay as they go but of course this makes a very precarious living situation and you have a lot of people who you know living six to a room lot of children it's it's a tough way to grow up it a

from the clear blue sky of the doha mooney. to the fresh fruits and grease in the city you know. how i've got most stormy weather piling in across western parts of here looking very just for many of us haze and steria of clouds wind and rain we've seen a fair amount of stormy weather affecting western france recently and this was the scene there just twenty four hours ago all size and very high waves heavy seas are rolling in winds gusting to around one hundred thirty kilometers per hour at times and i think we could see similar strikes on those winds over the next couple of days the possibility the potential full widespread destruction as a result of that where you are looking thirteen fourteen celsius there for london temperatures should be about six o seven that this time of the year that mahler cosa comes all the way down across the peyronie's into the alps and that does bring with it the threat of avalanche risks over the next couple days the temperatures up and down somewhat so that could cause some problems as you can see touching twelve celsius by wednesday off name thirt

my name is stephen mooney. -- mauney. we are located in north carolina and we are a school district of about 6200 students and as far as school district goes in north carolina, north carolina, where an average sky school district in north carolina, may be on the larger side that nationally we are average of 12. we are pre-k-12 and we have eight schools, one high school, one middle-school, two intermediate schools and for elementary schools. our free and reduced population is about 38%. our expenditure of north carolina's $7500 per student and a north carolina's 115 school districts, that's about 100 out of 115. but we've been able to do in on the map is soapy collar digital conversion. the digital conversion, we are one to one with k-12, with typepad in kindergarten and first grade and laptop computers in second grade through 12th grade. we started our journey a decade ago and one of the biggest reasons behind our digital conversion was we wanted to close the digital divide that existed between our students, those with me

. >> reporter: and then for tim mo mooney of delran, his normal day would change in a second.oyed his home of 50 years. tim's okay and told us how it all happened. >> about 10:00 i decided to go to bed. i gist laid down on the coach for about five minutes and that's when the explosion occurred. >> reporter: you can see how bad it was and how scary it was for him. he says the explosion originated in his basement. >> they think it was the gas line leading to the water heater. it took out the basement and mushroomed up the stairs through the back door, halfway across the backyard. took out the whole back of the house. the front windows on the lower level. >> reporter: he says he was thrown from his coach and -- couch and when he was finally able to focus and look around. >> i looked at the floor and there was a fire. i was trying to find a way out. there was smoke and debris and everything around i'm going oh, god trying to find my way out. >> reporter: he says he climbed out through the living room window. as you see, it was blown out. he adds he has insurance but given the exte

mooney: thank you. mr. speaker, for bringing this important bill to the floor. we have heard it mentioned that in 2002 in a bipartisan way we already have a law that a baby born alive at any stage of gestation, any weeks of live, born alive, it's already illegal to kill the baby. that was a bipartisan bill. i can understand why my friends on the other side of the aisle want to keep changing the subject because this vote today, every vote should be for this bill. you ve already agreed that have to save the lives of these children. the problem is we don't have strong enforcement mechanisms, this bill provides enforcement mechanisms. this bill specifies medical care. this should be a you have to save the lives unanimou. that's what we need to talk about here today. life begins at conception. to have laws that protect babies born alive -- these are babies born alive. there's been questions whetr or n it happens. melissa, who testified in the judiciary committee couple years ago, was a baby born alive. she started her own network, the abortion survivors net wok -- ne

chris stewart, martha robbie, fred upton, bruce westerman, kevin kramer, alex mooney, martha mcsally,ongressman grathman. they're going to west virginia to the very well known large resort in the greenbrier, the biggest retreat in the state of west virginia, they're stopped after this accident in charlottesville, virginia. >> we have robert pittinger saying he's okay. steve scalise is not on that train, but we are getting -- here is the good news. a lot of tweets and messages from people's offices who say they're okay. and they're saying people around them seem to be okay and that people on the train seem to be okay. what we don't know is what is happening on the ground and the people involved in the truck. we have had a reference, one reference we're not able to confirm, to the fact there were three people involved in that. so we definitely don't want to be making light of a situation. we are getting a lot of word people on the train are okay. but as garrett said the worst part about this is going to be whatever happened in that truck, the trash truck that you are seeing on the right

from the clear blue sky of the doha mooney. to the fresh fruits embrace in the city of love. and i want strength of when do you think would be necessary to knock over a partnership in can tell you as it happened yesterday happened in the puerto rotterdam on the highest wind strength record in the book of holland just at the entrance one hundred forty four kilometers per hour and there it went i'm surprised i have to say but as you well know this storm went through the low countries and through germany and poland causing damage all the way not give a talk of the trees of course stopping transport on the railways and airports and there it is running through the last twenty four hours it moved quickly now the storm itself is blowing out really of a better reason this urania it's still there still visible as a low center and of course it brought in a little cold as that's the boundary line that cold front there it wasn't just this part of europe that was windy either we've had the bay of biscay was tremendous season it free simply this is the picture from northern spain just look

former mayor marilyn mooney was one of those. >> he was brilliant with computers. in fact, you could go in there and they would build a computer for you. >> but it was huden's band, buck naked and the exhibitionists that made him one of the most popular people in punta gorda. >> tim played keyboards in the band. >> we had two names to decide on. it was buck naked and the exhibitionists or les moore and the contradictions. so we picked buck naked and he came up with both names. was the bread and butter. lead singer al holland used to perform with the platters. he said that whenever buck naked played people would dance. >> we would pack the place every single friday and saturday night and it would just be one very big party. >> it must have been fun to be a part of the big band in town. >> it was. >> oh, yeah. it was. >> the band was so hot, in pack, that jim huden eventually turned over the computer store to his top assistant jean spender so he could concentrate on music. >> i kind of pushed him towards doing that because i knew that was his love and that's where he

mooney. >> my questions for secretary billingslea, you mention on page three of your testimony that some circumstances providing financial intelligence to a trusted foreign partner is all it takes to shutter terrorist exchange houses or freeze a bank account. i want to go back a step further because we have to get that intelligence from somebody first before we can share it to somebody. somebody has to give it to us. we have to find it. the discussion today as revolved around the way the u.s. sanctions rogue nations and others that pose a threat to our people and our economic and financial systems and with the conflicts around the globe we have partners who want to aid the united states in these fights, give us information, some are countries but some are individuals or groups that wish to aid us, give us information on the certain activities of the funding of terrorist organizations. so my question to you is, would it be helpful to our cause in general to get this information if your office could reward those individuals or groups that step forward with helpful information about where o

keycorps, eps based business, beth mooney says the new tax law will benefit the country by strengtheningposition and promoting stronger xk growth. another bank reporting bbt earnings, topping revenues beat. that stock up marginally a person on cnbc interview with bb & t interview kelly king. he will hang out at 2:30 p.m. eastern time today and for all the arguments around dodd-frank and all of that, i don't know if this helps or hurts that i think in some ways people will say, look at the profits, this is starting to work in a big way. separately, after the bell, we will get results from american express and ibm. watching both of those very closely. president trump about to mark his full first full year in office has his tough love for the auto sector paid off so far phil lebeau joins us right now phil >> becky, he's probably had nor success in terms of influencing the auto makers. when you look at the first year of the trump administration and the impact on the auto sector, take a look at the announcements that have been made not necessarily decisions that have resulted in plants or shi

mooney: the house passes a bill then the senate considers a bill. in the senate you either vote on the bill with majority vote or the minority party may choose to filibusterle that bill. if the minority party chooses to filibuster the bill, which requires 60 votes for cloture, that shuts down that bill for passing. we passed 12 appropriation bills out of this chamber right here. they are sitting in the senate waiting to be taken up. one, the democrats need to drop their filibuster. i wish the majority party over there would put the bills on the floor and make the country see the filibuster live for all to view. you might see that over the weekend, ladies and gentlemen. i hope the majority leader does that. but what would cause a lack of funding for the government is simply the minority party, the democrats, in the senate, abusing the filibuster and causing the government not to be funded. that's what's causing it. that's a fact. may have different opinions on other issues, but the fact of the matter is this is the way the process works. a filibuster