well, this weather front tending to push away and another weather system starting to show its hand out weste morning across the western side of scotland. perhaps just one or two showers clipping into north—east scotland, but generally, across eastern scotland and down into the heart of england and wales, there'll be a fair amount of sunshine. some extra cloud for northern ireland. the odd shower, maybe, for west wales and the south—west of england, and still some of those snow showers taking time to clear away from the far south—east. but they should do so fairly smartly during the morning, in most areas, and then a nice slice of sunshine. eastern scotland, and particularly england and wales, seeing plenty of crisp winter sunshine during wednesday, but this frontal system will thicken up the cloud out west. outbreaks of rain, and ahead of that a spell of snow for a time, particularly across scotland. still a chilly feel to the day. now, as we go through wednesday night, we'll bring this band of cloud and rain, and some snow on its leading edge, further southwards and eastwards. but we start

well, this weather front tending to push away and another weather system starting to show its hand out westss the western side of scotland. perhaps just one or two showers in clipping into north—west scotland, but generally, down into the heart of england and wales, there will be a fair amount of sunshine. some extra cloud for northern ireland. the odd shower, maybe, for west wales and the south—west of england, and still some of those snow showers taking time to clear away from the far south—east. but they should do so fairly smartly during the morning, in most areas, and then a nice slice of sunshine. eastern scotland, and particularly england and wales, seeing plenty of crisp winter sunshine during wednesday, but this frontal system will thicken up the cloud out west. outbreaks of rain, and ahead of that a spell of snow for a time, particularly across scotland. still a chilly feel to the day. now, as we go through wednesday night, we'll bring this band of cloud and rain, and some snow on its leading edge, further southwards and eastwards. but we start to pick up more of a south—westerly

well, this weather front tending to push away and another weather system starting to show its hand out westhaps just one or two showers clipping into north—east scotland, but generally, across eastern scotland and down into the heart of england and wales, there'll be a fair amount of sunshine. some extra cloud for northern ireland. the odd shower, maybe, for west wales and the south—west of england, and still some of those snow showers taking time to clear away from the far south—east. but they should do so fairly smartly during the morning, in most areas, and then a nice slice of sunshine. eastern scotland, and particularly england and wales, seeing plenty of crisp winter sunshine during wednesday, but this frontal system will thicken up the cloud out west. outbreaks of rain, and ahead of that a spell of snow for a time, particularly across scotland. still a chilly feel to the day. now, as we go through wednesday night, we'll bring this band of cloud and rain, and some snow on its leading edge, further southwards and eastwards. but we start to pick up more of a south—westerly wind, so that

evening all, welcome to inside out west.is may seem like a strange question, but who'd shoot a cat? hopefully none of us. but there are people out there who would — and have. we are a nation of cat lovers, but our feline friends face a surprising menace — airguns. and they can leave cats maimed, or even dead. what pleasure can anyone possibly get from going out, and shooting an animal? i can't believe that someone would actually physically do it, you know, attack someone else's pet. i want to find out what compels anyone to shoot a cat. and what can be done to stop it. georgie! people just see you as a cat, but you're mummy‘s special baby boy, aren't you? this is george the cat at home near gloucester, after spending the last week in intensive care. george went out on boxing day morning, for his usual runaround. after about 15 minutes, he came back in, he was crying quite a lot. when he didn't improve, his owner, helen, took him to the vet. they gave him a shave, and that's when they saw that he had been injured. reseller, h

evening all, welcome to inside out west.

not crazy about the idea of becoming a general. >> is good that his good buddy told him to stay out west. sherman would become the commander in the west. >> so he is confident. >> yes. i think grant understands the politics. yes, the war will be won or lost in the west, but you have to put on a good show and defeat robert e. lee in the east. >> so how does he go from granny lee? >> i want to focus on east versus west. we think the civil war takes part in a 100 mile corridor. but the big, sweeping movements ended up being strategically decisive in the west. this is where grant, talking about learning on the job, he commands at shiloh, they lose the first day and win the second. the vicksburg campaign is a grant. and he relieves the siege at chattanooga. the successor west is the stair steps leading to the politically sensitive if not so decisive job of leading. lee's job is easier than that. he has this lack of success in western virginia and then morphs into becoming jefferson davis' military advisor, he talks to him about what should be done next. he is kind of in a henry howick positio

we have another round out across the west south of chicago, that area of high pressure that brought us the beautiful weather tuesday and wednesday, highs in the 70s that high has dropped to the south, it's in the weathert, we'll see this consurvey belt of moisture -- consurvey -- conveyor belt stretching across the mid atlantic. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. overnight tonight, we'll see more rain, if you're heading out, evening plans bring the umbrella. 46 in millville. 47 in philadelphia. more clouds and drizzle, patchy rain, thing tomorrow morning we'll catch a break during the afternoon, though, still damp with drizzle, a warm front will lift through, look what happens with the temperatures, we're in the 60s, not too bad. 48 in the lehigh valley. doesn't look like the front gets that far north, 61 for philadelphia. more rain and drizzle, lots of clouds, the heaviest occurring tonight and through tomorrow morning. additional rainfall looks like a half inch to an inch. temperatures warm in the 50s and 60s. today, 54 degrees in philadelphia. afternoon rain and drizzle. 57 in millvil

. >> a lot going on today, the flyers out west facing the worse team in the league. villanova looking to rebound after wednesday's upset. the sixers have been on a roll they are looking to match last season's win total with a win over the c >> lesley van arsdall here with a look at sports, so much eagles mania, but other thing going on. >> that's right. everyone still in a very good mood. just how happy are the philadelphia sports fans? doc rivers said walking downtown and fans were actually wishing him good luck sixers hosting the clips, and offensive, fletcher cox, checking out joel embiid. jo-jo with defense guess the steel, goes on in for the dunk sixers up by 16. the big fellow with 29 points, 16 boards. then more sixers defense this time ben simmons with the block. gets the ball, drives, scores, fouled. the rookie with 14 boards, ten assists, fourth quarter the sixers lead down to six, jay jay reddick facing his former team drills the three. he had 17-point. the sixers will match last season's win total with a 112- 98 victory. their seventh straight win at the

so i you're out west, come on by. are we done? yeah and okay. thanks so much for coming out. [applause] >> for the next two hours we'll explore the local literary life, start wig author william schwab and his rye search on the development, release and education for alien minors or dream act. >> i had an experience right after daca was approved, and there's a woman that i profile in my book, "right to dream," named garcia, and i asked her to come speak to my class about being undocumented, and she showed up and -- relatively small class, about 40 opportunities. it was tiered. the prefer perform me had shown a movie to all the lights were off where the audience was. there will two spotlights on the table in front of the table. she came in and was dressed professionally and he puts her purse up on the table, and she reaches in her purse and pulls out her mexican consular car and says i'm going to pass this around because this is worthless. and a few seconds later she reached into her purse and pulled out her social security card. she gotten data the night before and hadn't told

well, this weather front tending to push away and another weather system starting to show its hand out westacross the western side of scotland. perhaps just one or two showers in clipping into north—east scotland, but generally, across eastern scotland and down into the heart of england and wales, there will be a fair amount of sunshine. some extra cloud for northern ireland. the odd shower, maybe, for west wales and the south—west of england, and still some of those snow showers taking time to clear away from the far south—east. but they should do so fairly smartly during the morning, in most areas, and then a nice slice of sunshine. eastern scotland, and particularly england and wales, seeing plenty of crisp winter sunshine during wednesday, but this frontal system will thicken up the cloud out west. outbreaks of rain, and ahead of that a spell of snow for a time, particularly across scotland. still a chilly feel to the day. now, as we go through wednesday night, we'll bring this band of cloud and rain, and some snow on its leading edge, further southwards and eastwards. but we start to p

in another weather system starting to show its hand out west.and. perhaps just one or two makes showers in western scotland, but generally down into the heart of england and wales there will be a fair amount of sunshine. some extra cloud for northern ireland, the odd shower may be for west wales and the south—west of england, and still some of those snow showers taking time to clear away from the far south—east. they should do so fairly smartly during the morning in most areas, and then a nice of sunshine. eastern scotland, and particularly england and wales seeing plenty of crisp winter sunshine during wednesday, but this frontal system will thicken up but this frontal system will thicken up the cloud out west. outbreaks of rain, and ahead of that a spell of snow for a time, particularly across scotland. still a chilly feel to the day. now, as we go through wednesday night will bring this band of cloud and rain, and some snow on its leading—edge, further southwards and eastwards. but we start to pick up more of a south—westerly winds. so thatis

well, this weather front tending to push away and another weather system starting to show its hand out west side of scotland. perhaps just one or two showers in clipping into north—east scotland, but generally, across eastern scotland and down into the heart of england and wales, there will be a fair amount of sunshine. some extra cloud for northern ireland. the odd shower, maybe, for west wales and the south—west of england, and still some of those snow showers taking time to clear away from the far south—east. but they should do so fairly smartly during the morning, in most areas, and then a nice slice of sunshine. eastern scotland, and particularly england and wales, seeing plenty of crisp winter sunshine during wednesday, but this frontal system will thicken up the cloud out west. outbreaks of rain, and ahead of that a spell of snow for a time, particularly across scotland. still a chilly feel to the day. now, as we go through wednesday night, we'll bring this band of cloud and rain, and some snow on its leading edge, further southwards and eastwards. but we start to pick up more of a s

we stand up in a bipartisan fashion to show these folks in texas florida virgin islands and those out west that we remember and we will help them. why should they have to wait any further? there is no good answer to that question. but it is important somebody come out on the floor of the senate to ask the question. i said i wanted to talk about the issue of our democratic colleagues shut down the government over the last month with but this is what the president obama did unilaterally to assure that a new administration would not only be called into question for the courts but also the new administration. so president trump recognizes the t importance for what president obama tried to do was illegal and basically continue that for a time to give congress a chance to respond. he has a deadline of march the fifth. but i heard my friend blame president obama for trying to fix a problem that was caused by an overreach by the previous and the parent who struck down the daca program. president trump continue long enough to have congress and the chance to fix it. that is the appropriate response.

durant could and kevin steph curry west to join heading out king to say heading out west to join stephdurant could be a possibility. but knowing lebron... he shutdown the warriors rumors... calling it complete "nonsense" "if you don't hear something coming from my voice, then it's not true. i don't give a damn how close they are i don't care if it's my kids, or my wife or whatever. if it's not from me, it's not true, so. not even like upset right now about it. i think it's just a discredit to my teammates because i'm the leader of these guys and for them to have to hear that stuff every single day about my free agency, i apologize to them. i will handle my summer situation when my summer gets here". if the warriors do end up going after lebron... he would take a major pay cut to his standards. lebron wouln't make more than 25-million dollars. it would be nearly impossible for the warriors to keep all four all stars. general manager, bob myers would have to move pieces around to make it work klay thompson most likely would be traded, need to take cut... and andre would be

what are the odds flyers win back-to-back games out west in phoenix and vegas.ey are chasing the coyotes. >> who is this guy rooting for?s up 3-2. we go to a shootout. goalie bryan elliot down with a lower body injury. he has to be helped off the ice. he doesn't return. we continue. >> game on, rooky nolin, patrick for the win, flyers winners 4-3, the first shootout win all season. so much for time off after winning the superbowl, doug pederson may have to hire two new assistant coaches. flip poe is gone and reich may be next. reich, who got his coaching stat ten years ago working in indy with peyton manning worked with the eagles, but doesn't call the plays. eagles were money this season, chris long gets a shot to win money, only a hundred thousand dollars to make a half court shot in virginia live on t.v. take a look. >> this is how you become a meme. it's not happening. >> if you make it, i'll give you a hundred thousand dollars. >> that's pocket change. i got that. >> believe in yourself. you can do it. oh! that was close. oh! >> how about that shot? by espn

here's midday showing it's still pretty far out here to the west. ere could be drops or flakes accredits chester, delaware counties, most of the moisture should stay out here to the west and look how quickly that rain-snow line lifts to the north. if you do see wintry precipitation out to the west it's not going last long. maybe an hour, hour and a half. temperatures get well above freezing. this is all rain by 4:00. some of it heavy at times, this is probably right around halftime, 8:00 this evening for the justin timberlake show. heavy soaking rains. everything ends from west to east right around 9:30 to 11:00. at that point temperatures are dropping like a rock and it's going to be blustery with some pretty good wind chills. the visibility the drops way down this afternoon. you can see the 2-3 mile range and as the game comes to an end, reporting just about zero in reading and allentown and maybe 1.9 miles in philadelphia. so that's going to be another issue later this evening. reduced visibility. so what you can expect here today, rain heavy at t

since you are out in west virginia. we should ask you a little bit about the republicans' winter retreat out there at the greenbrier. the president got a hero's welcome yesterday from a lot of republicans who about a year or two years ago were not squarely in his camp. >> he did, indeed. i came here with the president and i overnight the because i will address them at breakfast today. i can confirm for you that the members and their families here are very excited to have the president come and address them. the vice president the night before that and why? because he is coming here with a message of progress and of solutions and a vision for this year. obviously the vice president addressed the mid terms. i will leave that to other people. this president is taking about accomplishments that he has been able to have on behalf of the american people with the republican house and senate. most specifically, the tax cut and jobs act. and as the president is said stood on that stage yesterday, we got to basically the 300th com

then there'she the wildfires and the mudslides out west. $81billion was appropriated by the house of s representatives and it has been sitting here since december with no action whatsoever. why? counted up as another hostage of this unrelated immigration issue or the desire to just force us to spin our wheels and not get things done. i don't understand it. if i do understand it, i don't like it one bit. >> the first rule is when you find yourself in a hole, quit digging. that's the only wayco to get a different outcome, but our democratic colleagues insist on continuing to dig. i would like to speak briefly about the ongoing border security and daca negotiations. that's an issue that's important coming from the state with the largest, border with mexico where we see firsthand what the, impact is of illegal drugs, trafficking in human beings and just the failure of the federal government to live up to its responsibility when it comes to securing our borders. we learned. not everyone who comes to the united states wants to do us good. some of them want to do us harm, certainly that is

out west. now here's what's happening, out and about.ake of the democratic memo and the net effect on the russia investigation. >>> robert mueller gaining steam. why one legal expert tells "the new york times" the white house should be extremely worried about the russia probe. >>> don't worry. you're getting the wall, okay? don't worry. >> the promise and the political bind. president trump hits a new wall of refusal from mexico's president, as both leaders battle over paying for that wall. >> it is asinine to say, if you carry a gun to school after you get hired, you'll get a bonus at the end of the year. that is ridiculous. >> and arming teachers. as the national debate over the president's proposal heightens, parkland students prepare to return to the school. >>> at this hour, new reaction from democrats on the house intel committee, defending the release of their fisa memo. here's congressman jim himes, slamming republican chairman, devin nunes, for alleging corruption in the justice department. >> devin's contention is, well, the fb

we have cloud cover, but the rain continues to build out to the west. this is the next in the series of low pressure systems that will slide through over the next 48 hours. the precipitation, the colder precip, the freezing rain, sleet and snow that's way out to the west. the colder air is bottled up across the high place of business, the western portions of the great lake states. what's going on here, this is that huge area of high pressure that brought the beautiful weather, tuesday and wednesday, it was sitting here earlier in the week. now, it is drifting down to the south. what's happening we're seeing rounds ever rain wrap around the high, it's sort of like a ring of fire type-summer pattern well see in july and august where the high builds off it, and we get rain around it. this high won't break until it shifts to the south in the southern atlantic monday and tuesday. east of the mississippi, 127 record highs were set during those two days. 32 were all time highs during the month of february, which means they were never seen before in the month of

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some early sunshine then to be had particularly across central and eastern areas but out west we see go through the day will tend to become confined to high ground in the north because we will start to introduce mild air. in the far south—west, we will be in double figures. this is bbc news. i'm carrie gracie. the headlines at 11pm: the former football coach barry bennell has been found guilty of multiple sex offences against boys. is the waiting over in south africa? president zuma will face the media tomorrow, as his party calls for him to quit for the sake of the country. catching the online terrorists: the government unveils a new tool to detect extremist content. the newsnight, or as johnson the newsnight, or asjohnson will give a speech tomorrow in which he tries to make peace with those who blame him for brexit. we have more in common than you think, he says. brexit is a liberal project. will that convince his enemies?

out. everybody going to be screaching the brakes here, as you head south in toward chester county this morning. another accident westpa turnpike, out near morgantown. that went off to the shoulder involving a vehicle fire. also, earlier tractor-trailer fire in that same area. over in new jersey, south on 295, a crash right near exit ten, which is center square road. patco says, another day of a modified schedule, so expect delays in over-crowding which typically starts to happen between 7:30 and 8:00. otherwise septa says they're looking good. karen thomas back to you. >> love to hear. that will 5:32, for the breaking news we're following over night, fast moving row home fire claims the lives of two people. this was the scene shortly after the fire broke out. jenny joyce, joining us now, from the scene at north philadelphia this morning, jenny? >> deputy fire commissioner wouldn't tell us much, couldn't tell the sections cents, ages, the relationship, just two people did die in this fire overnight. so as of now we know that the fire started on the first floor of a row home here on the 1300 block of west toronto stre

affects the victims of hurricane maria, hurricane harvey, as well as the wildfires and mudslides out west. but last august hurricane harvey made its landfall near houston along the gulf coast. when that storm hit, port port arthur, beaumont and victoria were crippled, not to mention houston, which most of the media covered, one of the largest city in the united states. the hurricane center's official report confirmed what those who lived through the storm had questioned. it was the most significant rainfall event. the skies opened up and dropped 50 inches of rain. the report called harvey unprecedented and truly overwhelming. as someone who witnessed the devastation firsthand, i can say with certainty that those are not exaggerations. it is an event that happens perhaps once every 1,000 years. at least 88 people lost their lives, many more crashed their vehicles, electrocuted, could not steand school, did not receive medical services and missed work. they spent the fall tearing the sheet rock out of their homes or businesses. since the time of the storm, congress has appropriated roughly

starting out as snow for points north and west, but we are still dealing with the rain along i-95 corridorn be possible as well and then things clear out relatively quickly. as for what we're expecting up in the poconos well north and west, anywhere from two to 4 inches of snow, possible, sleet, freezing rain and then around 1 inch of snow will quickly change over to rain. that will wash out that snow, mainly rain for everybody else , in the green, on the map , so, super bowl sunday plans, pregame, we will see period of rain, very rainy, wet at kick off, you will need that rain gear heading out to your destination where ever you are celebrating super bowl sunday and then rain will be tapering off post game. your seven day forecast looks like this, 43 degrees for that high temperature on sunday. on monday, 36, chilly sunshine , mostly cloudy on tuesday and then another system, jan, will head our way but once again for a lot of us it looks like mainly rain, back to you. >> that is good news, chelsea, thank you. >>> 5:19. it is a tough time for vikings fans there in minneapolis, they are happ

winter out west. sign there. we're looking at temperatures way above normal for the east for today. we go into the weekend, this pattern is going to stay the way it is. colder than usual out west, warmer than usual in the east. as we move into next week, it stays warm in the eastern half of the country, while a little bit on the cool sideas you mo, ve . >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist, bill henley. a dreary day ahead. chilly rain on and off during the day. the temperature will climb to 45 in the philadelphia and the suburbs, 42. showers for new jersey, inland, 45, the high. just up to 46 degrees at the shore with rain continuing into the evening hours. a cool spot will be the lehigh valley, 39 degrees. delaware is 45 with on and off rain showers right on into this evening. have a great day! >> that is your latest weather. guys? >> all right, al. thank you so much. >>> the winter olympics have brought out the best in athletes from the u.s. and around the world. and the best part, there's still more

bipartisan fashion and show these folks in texas, florida, the virgin islands, and puerto rico and out west that we remember and we're going to help them. why should they have to wait any further? there is no good answer to that question, but i think it's important that somebody come out here on the floor of the united states senate and ask the question. i said i wanted to talk about the issue that our democratic colleagues shut down the government over last month, and that issue is immigration and the path forward on daca. daca, again, is deferred action for childhood arrivals. this is something president obama did unilaterally, circumventing congress, assuring in a new administration that it would be called into question, not only in the courts but also by the new administration. and so president trump recognizing that the courts had effectively said that what president obama tried to do was illegal, he basically continued it for a time to give congress a chance to try to respond, and he's given us a deadline of march 5. but i heard my friend from illinois blame president obama for trying

approaching conshohocken only one lane gets through we are bumper to bumper from city line all the way out westard conshohocken on the boulevard again everything wet we have rain right now quick hit of snow and then out of here but that will make for slippery road conditions through the morning rush hour, bryn mawr, it is your turn, kelly classroom pep rally we are going to saints coleman john newman today catholic school week all going down live on good day from nine to 10:00. we will see you out there free ride friday patco offering free ride today from 6:00 to 9:00 their way of saying we're sorry abe thanks for putting up with the repair work, delays all week long. what are you doing monday? i want to see your face in the place bensalem our town take over will broadcast live at 4:00a mountain at bagelocity and soup king cafe come on byberry your kid wayne your eagles gear and we will celebrate eagles victory and showing best of the best from bensalem. best have the best in the weather department is sue serio and she's here in 15 seconds. >>> we have got a cold front, the front itself, clear

this storm behind it will bring more cold out west.tty chilly in the los angeles area. in fact, we had record low temperatures in santa barbara yesterday. got down to 31. windchills by wednesday morning. upper 30s in l.a. then we'll watch the system. it may bring another round of severe storms to the middle of the country. as we get to the middle of the week. from here, late in the week, this could develop into a powerful coastal storm. with a long duration. rain/snow to be decided. but with the high tides we could have >>> good sunday morning. pretty start to the day. still cold out there and still have 30s by midday, low to mid 50s sunny afternoon with upper >> and this weather report bought to you by old navy. adrienne, you were asking before about spring. if you're counting, 23 days away. >> oh, my goodness. an eternity. >> you can't make it that long? >> i'm just wanting to have warm sunshine every day on my face. i think everybody is like that. >> this is what happens when a west coaster moves to new york city. >> it's so true. i

out there. that's part of the reason why the advisory was issued. close to freezing now north and west. poconos it's really cold up there, it's only 22. a blanket of snow out to the west. all of this pushing off to the northeast. so in time some milder air from both the chesapeake and delaware bays will flood the area and whatever snow you are seeing should quickly go over to rain as this model is starting to show here by midday. here's the rain-snow line south of lancaster. it lifts all the way up to the lehigh valley by this afternoon. it's a cold rain. still snowing in the poconos becomes steady and heavy as the late afternoon and evening wears on. especially around halftime. this is a downpour taking place right through the heart of the delaware valley. right around 11:00 everything should start to end from west to east 9:30 to 11:00. at that point temperatures are starting to fall. still dealing with visibility issues at that point. the fog tracker showing visibility ranges 1-3 miles. rain begins right around midday in the immediate philadelphia area. briefly starting as snow. heavy

rain in the pacific northwest and sprinkles show up out west. it will be cool. 37 in santa rosa, 34 tomorrow morning when you get up in downtown santa rosa. there will be frost in some of the areas of the city. 33 degrees in napa. this morning, napa was down to 28. parts of napa could be in the 20s. we have clouds tomorrow morning. and close tomorrow afternoon. that is the variance from today and tomorrow. we will see a few bar clouds tomorrow and the highs will be in the low 60s. you will see upper 50s but you will see low 60s. the bay area wednesday seems like a bay area tuesday. it will be warmer friday and saturday. we will see the temperatures back into the upper 60s. things change round a bit -- change around a bit for next week. we could have a freeze warning here there. that is next week not this week. >>> spring training is here. mark will check in for day one at the training camp in scottsdale. that is next. (vo) i was born during the winter of '77. i first met james in 5th grade. we got married after college. and had twin boys. but th

united states and yet still others that include 230-foot cliffs out in the river bank particularly out in west texas. and i've had the opportunity to invite -- i was going to say big ben out in west texas. i also had the opportunity to welcome many of my colleagues who don't come from border states to my state so they could become better informed about the nature and the challenge of border security. when you spend time there and speak to the local officials and people who live and work along the border, you realize the scale of the challenge we're facing in securing the border as well as combating the cartels and people who are importing poison into the united states, and unfortunately, taking far too many lives as a result of drugs. you realize that a one size fits all approach doesn't work. generations of texans know that too. people who live in border communities are an invaluable resource. we ought to be talking to them about what would work best to provide the security but in -- but in a way that would also be helpful to your local community. and i mentioned before one of those down in h

ramp to northbound boulevard, it is pulled out to the shoulder kind of tapping your brakes traveling on by. construction, over night construction, schuylkill westtreet and the vine, right lane compromised. pick up the cones, moving out of the way. downed pole from earlier dent? newportville, so ford road closed between newportville road and frost road, your alternate few falls road will be your best bet, jim, back over to you. >> thank you, coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news," live with more on freak accident inside the lehigh tunnel that's left a man dead. >> also ahead, home surrounded by ice and water, we've got the latest on the rising flood waters in the midwest. >> behind the scenes of game night, which opens in theatres this weekend. we're back at the top of the hour. >> address the killer. killed the killer. >> a stunning new development in the deadly florida school shooting. authority say armed officer was outside the school but did not engage the suspect. we'll hear more from the broward county sheriff. >> shows the moment a gunshot victim crashes her van into a billing. we will show you more of the chaotic moments a

out west, temperatures are plummeting and continuing to do so with spots falling 10, 20 degrees colderit was 24 hours ago. some spots getting down into the 30s and extreme southwest, that's where temperatures are currently falling into the 50s. gets even colder overnight on the eastern half of the country. 60s and 70s. it continues to warm up for tomorrow. so those folks will continue to enjoy that very spring-like feel. but out west, this is going to be getting down toward near record breaking temperatures as we're looking at freeze watches and warnings in portions of central california, areas where you don't typically see the numbers fall down into the 30s, but that's exactly what's going to happen. tonight's lows getting down to 35 degrees, in some cases 36, 33 degrees. getting down to that point where you can freeze. l.a. and san diego getting down abnormally cold from 45 to 50 degrees there along the coast. when you get such cold air and such warm air bumping together, you're bound to see some weather, severe weather. that's what we have in the center of the country. everything on

out there on the northeast extension northbound before lansdale. right lane compromised there, more construction in new jersey, so 95 south between five -- 579. also cents route 29. closed between west upper ferry road and scenic drive. heads up walking out the door there. construction little later on 422, which we will be talking about coming up in a little bit. jim, back to you. >> new this morning, police investigating shooting in norristown montgomery county happened around 1230 at west oak street and chain street. "eyewitness news" cameras were there as officers arrived at the scene. at last check no word on what sparked the gunfire. police on scene tell us they'll have more information later today but if you know anything about the shooting please contact police. >> philadelphia police are looking for who ever shot man in overbrook. a 21 year old man shot three times on the 5400 block every euclid street before 5:30 last night, he's in critical condition. no word yet on a motive for that shooting. >> president trump will discuss the florida school shooting when he meets with america's governors today. >> meanwhile, congress returns to work under pressure to pass tougher gun la

winter on the way and all right now bottled out west.adar, showing the ridge, strong ridge of high pressure like the bermuda high and the dividing line with the warmth in the east and west and this is the cold front and that front will push in tomorrow night. ahead of it tonight. a foggy night and could cause problemed for the morning commute. and 66 for center city and tomorrow the heat is on after the fog burns off partly sunny and 75 in philadelphia and new record high trenton and allentown record highs of 73 and reading 73 and wilmington 74 and record highs across most of our viewing area and then the party is over on thursday. the cold front slips through and brings us a raw wind from the east. 49 is the high and we hit that early and temperatures drop down into the mid-40s and waves of low pressure develops along this. probably four of them for thursday. bringing us periods of rain at times. temperatures warm up for the weekend and on a damp side. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, tomorrow morning we get the fog and aga

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west to east. at that point the winds are shifting out. north west. temperatures begin to crash and we're going to wake up to bluste blustery wild chills. you're going to need the umbrellas later on and also lots of ponding expected on area roadways. all of this ending between 9:30 and 11:00 this evening from west to east. initially it will start as light snow or wintry mix across the far western counties. could see a quick coating to an inch in this shade here. it would be northern portions of lehigh, and 2-4 inches fofr the poconos. even up into here maybe change to rain before ending. this is all going to wash away once you go over to rain. for today afternoon even and rain otherwise it's a milder today. we're forecasting 44 with a light breeze out of the south southwest. overnight tonight rain this evening, some of it heavy at times and clearing after midnight. 27 degrees outlying suburbs, 32 for center city. and here's what's going to greet you on monday. wind chillness the teens and 20s. afternoon high temperatures 30s. tomorrow is a blustery da

out west back to terry, johnny and tara to talk about zagitova getting gold and the free skate. then we'll show you overtime in the shoot-out from the women's hockey gold medal game in case you didn't see it from last night or you want to live it again. 35 minutes we're all back together again across the country. women's ski cross. four ski racers head-to-head down the course for gold. breath taking stuff. we'll show you action biathlon, the women's relay and five members of the aforementioned gold medal winning women's hockey team here in studio to join us as we continue on what has been a pretty memorable last couple day of these olympics winter games. >> outrage over an officer's inaction. an armed school deputy stayed outside a florida school as students with were being murdered inside. >>> and teefachers paid for the guns in president trump's idea for keeping your kids safe in schools. >> why a teen gets to join the most legendary trick shot artists. >>> thanks for joining us. i'm jim rosenfield. >> and i'm jacqueline london. we'll take you to pyeongchang for the latest. >>>

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it is 7:00 in the east, 4:00 out west. here's what's happening, the president taking sides and doubling-down after two white house aides resign after allegations. >>> and whether the chief of staff can keep his job after the scandal. one reporter saying the end is near. >>> plus, what is in the dem memo? a conspiracy theory it was written to make the president look bad. >>> and we begin with new reaction from capitol hill to president trump's tweet appearing to defend the men accused of domestic violence and questioning due process for the accused still existed. democratic senator kirsten ji gillibrand tweeted, let's have congressional hearings tomorrow. and jackie spear told "the washington post," the new montra is, we believe the women and he's frozen in, i believe, the men. he's beyond rehabilitation in my view. no reaction yet from the republican lawmakers. nbc's kelly o'donnell has more on the fallout. >> reporter: good morning, dara. president trump wound up his critics again, this time when he expressed concern over

winter out west. gn there. we're looking at temperatures way above normal for the east for today. we go into the weekend, this pattern is going to stay the way it is. colder than usual out west, warmer than usual in the east. as we move into next week, it stays warm in the eastern half of the country, while a that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. as we take a live look outside over san jose. it's all clear, beautiful sunshine. also very chilly. we've had some temperatures starting out this morning in the 20s and 30s around the bay area. 32 degrees right now in livermore. 35 degrees in napa. lower 40s from oakland down to san jose. as we go into the afternoon, it's going to reach into the mid-50s. with that breezy wind, it's going to feel a little bit chilly again today. heading into the weekend, more dry weather and highs reaching into the mid-50s. >> and that is your latest weather. guys? >> all right