lieutenant chuck pressler saying 29 degrees in perkasie with rising pressure, humidity at 94 percent.'s head down a little bit farther to the south of philadelphia, we'll go toward the wilmington area where the temperature is 37. this is being reported by john in newark. he's saying no wind. pressure is steady but a cold night on tap. if you love the weather and you want to be featured in one of our newscast, become a eyewitness weather watcher. it's easy to do. just go to cbsphilly.com/watchers to sign up. >>> one of the places it's pretty cold is the poconos. jack frost/big boulder cold enough to make snow tonight with temperatures in the mid-20's m skiers and snowboarders were out earlier tonight enjoying the cold weather and we are going to be seeing temperatures staying on the cold side for at least the next 24 hours and then we'll warm it up just a little bit. trenton 37, millville 36 and in atlantic city 35 degrees. that is at the airport in pomona. to the north and west we have some cold air but to the south some 50's and some 60's and some of this warmth will be riding northw

now, let's take a look what captain chuck pressler has to say in perkasie.ht now temperature is falling and it's a cold 38 to the north and west of philadelphia. if you would like to be an eyewitness weather watcher join the team. it's going to be a very busy winter. it's easy to join. go to cbsphilly.com/watchers. >>> we are seeing the rain changing over to snow to the north. this is a picture from jack frost/big boulder. we have some snow on our screen here but you can see the little house back there, the chair lift house. lots of snow that will be falling across the poconos tonight. those big plump juicy flakes if temperatures are right around freezing there. expecting about 1 to 3 inches of snow. on storm scan3 our storm is pulling away but ever so slowly. this is a classic nor'easter. with a nor'easter as it moves up the eastern seaboard you get that northeasterly wind. it's usually very slow, a drawn out process battering the coast as we have seen with flooding and beach erosion and bringing rain and even snow and this is the case tonight. you can see

one of the cool spots up in perkasie chuck pressler checks in at 39 degrees.ieutenant alan matthews in berneville a chilly 41. barbara lane in willow grove 41 degrees. let's look at the warmer temperatures being reported from our weather watchers. down in newark, delaware, john checks in at 44 degrees. tony in townsend, delaware, also in the mid 40s and looking at 45 degrees in wilmington, delaware reported by lisa kerrigan. so, again, that temperatures uniform threw the delaware valley. if you love the weather and you want to be a part of the "eyewitness news" cast become an "eyewitness weather" watcher. sign up right now cbsphilly.co cbsphilly.com/watchers for all the details. let's take you outside right n now. south jersey where we are seeing a little bit of clearing going on this is atlantic city life look. ac all lit up. comfortable night. item which are still holding in the lower 40s down across south jersey. let's check it out on storm scan3. again, pretty quiet as we speak right now. not much happening just some cloud cover over the region. some break

we'll start to the north in the perkasie air chuck pressler is saying there's snow showers. temperature is only 29 degrees and the pressure is rising. right now in wilmington see a few snow flurries as well lisa reportinreporting to temperaturf 36 degrees and windy conditions. light snow showers. windy she says it feels like it's 26 degrees a good night to snuggle. that is for sure. take a look at some of these wind gusts across the region. middletown delaware 20 miles an hour sustain at 19 in burnville where we've seen snow. middletown delaware and townsend 1020 miles an hour sustained winds with higher gusts. go to cbsphilly.com/watchers. >> outside we're looking at cold and cloudy conditions in center city philadelphia on storm scan3 we have less green on the screen and more white. that nor'easter is over northern new england pulling down cold air and there is enough moisture to bring some localized snow squalls even into the philadelphia area. there's a pat patch of snow just to the west of scranton and some of this may make it through overnight. if you don't have any sn

perkasie chuck pressler has 27 degrees. lieutenant matthews in bern berneville.don heights mike checks that at 30 degrees. we're cold across the delaware valley because we had the clear skies. if you want to be featured in our newscast become a "eyewitness news" weather watcher. >> now, typhoon continues to lash the philippines after making two land falls on the island country. slow moving storm is weakening. still packs very strong winds. also dumping heavy rain that could trigger landslides and flash floods at least three people have died. the typhoon is now heading toward manila. >>> and we check out how it looks on satellite. actually looking a whole lot weaker that's good news but it's a slow-moving system. you can see right over the phil pines heading towards ma nil l less organized compared to yesterday at this time. certainly good news for them but still heavy rain and wind to deal with out in the islands. back home, little breezy here and it's cold. when you factor in the wind, low 20s in spots. 13 degrees what it feels like in mount pocono. dry on storm

reporter jessica pressler initially defended the article but "new york" magazine apologized. were duped. our fact checking progress was inadequate and we take full responsibility and we should have known better. you think? a teenager, 72 million bucks. a big black eye for the mag zaen. cheryl, how does something like this get published? >> some unthinkable lack of basic journalism. >> not a giant red flashing light, you better check this out. time now for your top tweets on sony pulling its movie and being ripped by all these hollywood stars. when hollywood stars begin to show the tiniest political and moral guts, their positions on this will be relevant. shirley putroen, these people should be part of the washington, d.c., politics scene. they're good at lying, about everything. thomas gordon, kim jung-iun should be happy. but steven colbert said we didn't miss the magnitude of the milestone. >> because i am a transformational historical figure, that is, i have been on tv. many of the thinkaroty out there are asking what my legacy is. i had a huge impact. >> huge. whatever,

eyeironically her name is pressler. her name has press in it. the first rule is check. >> yes. do i have to comment on every single one of these stories? >> yes, you do. when you get your script for "justified" do you say i am not going to say that. i am not going to say that. >> i am working without a a net here. >> and you were looking at my notes. >> if you don't read your joke i will. >> do you have a problem with journalists who don't fact check? >> i assume they didn't. they have been making things up for a longtime now. it is becoming evident because now people are able to fact check it. it was going on for years. i don't trust anything they say in the media anyway especialliy when i get a bad review. >> it is true. joanne, the parents are mad i feel bad for mohamed. >> he should be punished. you have to learn from your mistakes. this apology just gets me. he says i'm sorry for anyone i outer h. but no one else is mentioned in the story. it is a ruse with him and his friends. he didn't accuse anyone of anything. this was all just a story he came up with. >> i wanted to b

a republican long-term member of the house and senate, larry pressler, endorsed tim johnson in his reelection. that is the kind of integrity tim johnson has. people admire him very, very much. but tim johnson leaves the senate as he entered it: undefeated. i'll miss him very, very much. my wife will miss barbara, a member of the book club. i've seen their exchange of e-mails back and forth as to what books they should read and what they thought of the book and where they're going to meet. so the reids will miss the johnsons. south dakota will miss the johnsons. but he'll still proceed forward and be a great blessing to the state of south dakota as he's always been. mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the next statement i make will appear at a different place in the record. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: abraham lincoln said -- quote -- "i want it said of me by those who knew me best that i always planted a thistle or planted a flower where i thought a flower would grow." close quote. today i stand for a few minutes in honor of a man by the name of tom harkin who t

they said in this story, no one used the system better than pressler.gn that you're running now, do you look back and say, i was part of the problem? >> yes, i would say i was part of the problem. >> are there people who are nervous, though? when there is a sense of panic, are you finding that some people are nervous about having you back as mayor? >> yeah my opponents. >> why is it so hard to work with house republicans today? >> look i think it's rank and file. it's not. we were meeting with the low label folks and charlie dent and we had meetings all during the shutdown with the bipartisan working groupings and i think there was a willingness. i just think that the tea party skewed things to the right. >> you wrote about it in your first book and you seem to be suggesting that, you know wall street kind of got its claws into her. do you still str thathave that concern about her? >> you can ask the question a lot of different ways but i'm going to give the same answer and that is i'm staying focused on the issues in front of us right this minute. >> w