rick: i'm rick leventhal. this is the fox report. rick: senate majority whip bob core anyone predicting the government will be should down monday. put funding thousands of federal workers will be on furlough. >> i'm sure you are all aware of whats going on in washington, d.c.pa despite bipartisan support for a continuing resolution. you and your family shouldn't have to worry if you are going to get paid. your path, your vice president, and the american people are not going to put up with it. rick: caroline shively has more. reporter:op will the military still function to protect the nation? yes.ye will they get paid to do it? maybe. defense secretary jim mattis sent out a memo and said ships will remain at sea, our aircraft will continue to fly, and our war fighters will continue to pursue terrorists throughout the middle east. the getting paid part of this situation is trickier. active duty military members are essential personnel so they have to show up for work even without pay. senator clare mccast cass skill tried to do somethi

rick? rick: that is a strange story.g in new york city. >>> dramatic video out of southern california. a car smashing into the second story of a dentist office. and there it. is it happened early this morning, the car was carrying two people when it swerved across several lanes of traffic, hit a divider and went airborne. crews had to rescue one person from the flaming car while the other managed to get out unassisted. no word yet if drugs or alcohol were involved. president trump tweeting earlier his frustration saying hopes for a deal on daca is, quote, likely dead, but he talked about it moments ago. did the president raise the stakes, would the government shut down looming or negotiating tactic? >> reporter: lawmakers weighing in on hawaii's false ballistic missile alert. could this be a blessing in disguise when it comes to missile defense. >> we pass a government funding bill that funds government systems. there is a limited number of there is a limited number of options that we have. don't wait until february. wal

was rick proud of owning it?rn in 1956 in stevens point, wisconsin. five years later, in 1961, a russian cosmonaut named yuri gargarin becomes the first human in space. president kennedy ups the ante and challenges america to be the first to put a man on the moon. >> this nation should commit itself to achieving the goal, before this decade is out, of landing a man on the moon and returning him safely to the earth. >> alan b. shepard. >> i'm john glenn. >> walter m. schirra. >> to launch the space program, seven men are judged by nasa to have the right stuff and are enlisted into a program named project mercury. >> all systems are go. >> their goal -- to complete a series of manned flights around the earth and pave the way for the moon missions to come. >> that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> human space flight is special, because you're sending people with human eyes and human emotions to truly alien places. >> keith haviland is a space historian as well as an executive producer of a new

rick? rick: ellison barber in washington. president trump touted improvements in health care for veterans, many va facilities are struggling years after the scandal of deadly delays in care. what one hospital director has to say about the challenges they still face. >>> and police come across a horrific scene at a car wash finding several people shot to death. so, how's it going? well... we had a vacation early in our marriage that kinda put us in a hole. go someplace exotic? yeah, bermuda. a hospital in bermuda. a hospital in bermuda. what? what happened? i got a little over-confident on a moped. even with insurance, we had to dip into our 401(k) so it set us back a little bit. sometimes you don't have a choice. but it doesn't mean you can't get back on track. great. yeah, great. i'd like to go back to bermuda. i hear it's nice. yeah, i'd like to see it. no judgment. just guidance. td ameritrade. theseare heading back home.y oil thanks to dawn, rescue workers only trust dawn, because it's tough on grease yet gentle. i am hom

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rick? rick: what are top house leaders saying? >> house republican leaders say they are willing to accept a deal that the senate is going to vote on late night tonight. take a listen to this. >> we're hopeful that in the senate i know they are having some meetings. i hope that they would be able to move that and if they take a week off the continuing resolution, we will take that and keep government working and make sure come monday morning everything is up and running. >> the house democratic leader called on president trump to help cut a deal. >> every one of our solutions on the path to an agreement which we could make in an hour, we want the president to come to the table and negotiate how we can do this in a very short period of time to open up government. >> a lot of folks here expressing the concern that this -- if this is not figured out quickly, positions could harden. and this could be a very long government shutdown. rick? rick: mike emmanuel on capitol hill. thank you. the white house putting pressure on congress to en

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i'll be back for rick. we're gonna fill up the stadium and do something really special for rick. i look forward to it. i really think the democrats want a shutdown to get off the tax cuts. nobody thought they could work this well. they've been so good the democrats would like to see a shutdown in order to get off that subject. that is not a good subject because of the way they've worked. >> mr. president, lot of steel workers looking for help from your administration. >> we're gonna be helping them. just like we helped a lot of the group, including here. i love the work you did. i love this business, right? i understand this business. you probably are a little bit surprised. when i see that going into that, that's a 1980 version. >> that will be good. that's 1980 and it looks like it just came out of a factory brand new. thank you very much. rick saccone, great man. great cuts.

i'll be back for rick and we're going to fill a stadium and do something special for rick. i look forward to it. >> a lot of steel workers -- >> -- possible shutdown? >> we'll see what happens. i believe the democrats want to "a" shutdown to get off the subject of the tax cuts because they worked so well. nobody thought, including the democrats, it could work this well. they've been so good i think that the democrats would like to see a shutdown in order to get off that subject. that's not a good subject for them because of the way they worked. >> a lot of steel workers are looking for help from your administration. >> we're going to be helping them. >> do you have a timeline when you're going to be respond? >> just like we helped the groups here. i love this business and i understand this business. when i see that going into that, and that's a 1980 version. that's an amazing thing. it's brand-new and it's got a brand-new life. so that will be as good as if it

and msnbc political analyst rick tyler, former cruz campaign spokesman. good saturday morning to you all. let's get right to it here. >> good morning, alex. >> rick, there has been a mild response from republicans to this so far. how about you? what is your take. does this move the needle on possible obstruction by the president? >> i'm not sure it does in and of itself. it certainly would lend to a case preponderance of the evidence. he fired mueller. he said so very clearly on this network, on nbc that he did so because of the russia investigation. now we learn that he continued to fire mueller. and so that should be very concerning. they should move this week on protecting the mueller investigation. >> but victoria, let's look a lot what we have witnessed the last year. the president has made all kinds of threats that he does not follow through on. if it fair to make the case that it is just his actions or lack of actions that should matter here? >> well, let me back up a minute. the highlight of public opinion is really divided partisan wise in terms

rick. >> thank you. police in reading, berks county are trying to sort out the circumstances surrounding a shooting that left three people dead. three men were killed inside a home on third south street. the 4th victim was rushed to the hospital and died from their injuries. walter perez is at the scene gathering more information and will have the latest in a live report at 12:30 p.m. >>> chopper 6 hd was over the house fire in the somerdale section of philadelphia, 800 block of bridge street frts were called after -- firefighters were called after 10:00 a.m. we don't know the cause of the fire. >>> a deadly crash led to the shut down of the schuylkill expressway at the belmont exit was shout down for hours. the tow truck died from his injuries. the driver who struck the victim left the scene and caught by pennsylvania state police, he is being questioned. >>> all right, super super bowi is 6 days away, things are more exciting and packed in minneapolis. the patriots are expect to do lands this afternoon

. >> rick and monica, this cold will be lasting most of the weekend. it was a tough morning to get out of bed. the wind chills this morning really tell the story. the poconos close to 30 degrees below zero. the way it felt on your body. allentown 11 below. philadelphia 8 degrees below zero. wilmington nine below. atlantic city airport reporting a wind chill of 7 degrees below zero and they really haven't recovered much. wind chills hovering very close to zero. philadelphia feels like one below, cape may feels like three. lancaster feels like 5 degrees below zero and the poconos currently the wind chill 19 degrees below zero. now, the national weather service has extended the wind chill advisory. they were supposed to be expiring at noon tomorrow. instead, they've been extended until 10 o'clock sunday morning and that wind chill warning continues until then in the poconos, so this dangerous cold will be lasting most of the weekend. so, tomorrow morning, the wind chills even a little bit more extreme in some parts of our region than this morning. the far

rick and jessica. >> congratulations.s just after midnight at adelphia restaurant and bar in deptford. bob pantano mr. saturday night helped with the big moment. congratulations to chris and jessica on their future and married life together. >>> on new year's day many people enjoy a pork and sauerkraut dinner. tradition says it will bring you luck all year long but how about trying sauerkraut ice cream? >> ooh. >> in harrisburg pennsylvania urban churn tried to put a sweet spin on the traditional meal. it's known for its off the wall flavors so this was i see easy to create they say. >> vinegar and dairy gives it a buttermilk taste to it and we put some of the sauerkraut pieces throughout so you still get that sweet-salty creamy with a little bit of bitterness to it. >> well, they've been serving up the whacky flavor for a few weeks. people were surprised when they gave it a taste. it must have been a good thing because the ice cream sold out. would you try that. >> no thank you. but it seems popular for some reason. >> i

rick wilson, i want to bring you in. you tweeted some stuff today and you talked about some issues but i just want to get your take before i read what you tweeted. >> sure. don, i think what we just saw with john tonight, who i kind of wish you'd left on the air because i was -- >> we're going to bring him back. but i just needed a moment. >> but i've got to tell you, the double horror of this whole thing is not only is this a president who is morally and mentally unfit to hold this office and he demonstrates it more and more every day, but that the thin veneer on this guy that he wasn't the exact same flavor of racist that his racist father was, who was involved in the klan, is stripped bare by this sort of statement, this sort of accusation. the republican party has fought for years to try to get out from under the shadow of being considered to be accommodating to racists. and this is a man who is single-handedly destroying the party of lincoln. you know, richard nixon met with martin luther king when he was the vice p

rick saccone supports tax reform.ner lamb has decided to side with nancy pelosi over his local constituents. pnc bank is paying $1,000 bonuses to their executives -- i'm sorry, to all their employees. conner lamb is coming out against a bill that's getting thousands of his constituents bonuses. >> dana: interesting timing. >> that's a problem. >> dana: thank you so much. >> thank you. >> dana: i hope to have you back. big change in health and human services. new protection force doctors nurse and medical professionals when it comes to their religion. plus rex tillerson weighing in on the middle east and its hot spots. what he has to say about syria, iraq and the rise of isis. and why one comment in particular is drawing a lot of criticism. ♪ psoriatic arthritis tries to get in my way? watch me. ♪ i've tried lots of things for my joint pain. now? watch me. ♪ think i'd give up showing these guys how it's done? please. real people with active psoriatic arthritis are changing the way they fight it... they're moving forwar

they have their food and this reminder, rick and sharrie, in particular, rick, since you like chips and dip you can go to any acme on sunday 5 percent discount just wear your eagles gear. live in havertown, gray hall channel6 "action news." sharrie, rick. >> all right,. >> sunday eagles gear, all right, thank you, gray. >>> "action news" is your source for eagles coverage this weekend. it all kicks off tonight with our playoff preview party at 7:30 right here on channel6. we'll have live team coverage all weekend long. >>> and then sunday morning start your eagles game day with live reports from the linc on "action news" weekend at 6:00 a.m. then pregame coverage begins with "action news" at 5:00 p.m. we'll have live postgame reports as soon as the final whistle blows and an extra hour of "action news" starting at 10:00 it all gets wrapped up with extended live eagles coverage on "action news" sports sunday. hopefully we'll all be celebrating by then. >>> wake up with "action news" early monday morning. matt, tam, david and karen will be on at 4:00 a.m. with a complete recap and reactio

i want to back up what rick wilson said. strategically -- >> you never trump a republican. >> he is absolutely right. >> yes, because -- >> conservatives and democrats are on the same page on this. let me read a couple of quotes, don. who said this, you can go live in france, but you can't become a frenchmen. you can live in germany but you can't become german. anyone from any corner of the world can come to the united states and become an american. ronald reagan said that, okay? here's one from m.i.t. romney, we're all a nation of immigrants, we are children and grandchildren of the ones who wanted a better life. the driven ones, the ones who woke up in the middle of the night, hearing that voice telling them that life in that place called america could be better. for god's sake, donald trump, if you call yourself a republican, then you need to follow the lead of these real leaders when it comes to immigration or get out. >> charles? >> i don't know how to follow that. rick says he's going to gut him like a fish. >> he mean

but shannon showed them the receipt that proved rick bought it. once the officers realized their mistake, they called the police station and a squad car brought rick back home. >> they gathered their pry bar and battering ram and they left. >> reporter: so how does a mix- up like that happen? well, it's still unclear. it turns out that rick and shannon bought the iphone from the apple store here at stonestown galleria, just weeks after thieves stole 300 brand- new iphone xs at u.p.s. was about to deliver them to the same store. >> kind of boggles the mind the way san francisco pd handled this. >> reporter: tom burns is a security consultant and former police chief. >> obviously, there was some mix-up on their serial numbers from their -- the original theft in november. the police should have realized this and done more due diligence. >> reporter: starting with the suspect descriptions in the actual u.p.s. heist. >> the three suspects were very big and husky according to the police report. mr. garcia is about 5 feet, 120 pounds. so this was clearly

rick sa >> i heard banging on our front door. >> reporter: it felt like a nightmare, but it was real. >> i peered through and saw a police officer and a battering room. >> reporter: at 7:00 a.m. one recent morning, rick garcia and his wife shannon woke up to a posse of san francisco police officers at the front door. >> and we heard san francisco police and warrant. >> reporter: rick says within seconds he was dragged into the hallway of his apartment complex, handcuffed, then whisked away to the police station. >> all my instincts to defend myself, my wife, my dog needed to be suppressed. >> reporter: meanwhile shannon who had just gotten out of the shower was ordered to sit on the couch. >> i was just in a towel. >> reporter: even more humiliating when she asked for clothes. >> they got a bra and thong and said will this do? >> reporter: just one thought was racing through her mind. >> they have the wrong person. >> reporter: after rifling through the apartment, officers finally told them what they were looking for. her husband's iphone x. but shannon showed them the receipt top pro

i'm rick williams and sara bloomquist is off. and there is excitement for the match-up but philadelphia police are taking this huge moment for the city seriously. they have a plan in place to keep the fans and city residents and the officers themselves safe if the crowd gets out of hand sunday night. and sunday's game is not the only big event happening this weekend. vernon odom is live now with more on that story. >> reporter: good afternoon rick. i begin with the womens march on the ben franklin parkway. tomorrow starting in the morning. more than 50,000 demonstrators expected for many hours of rallying and demonstrations and speech making. ben franklin parkway is ready for tomorrow's womens march. coming one year after president trump's inauguration. an estimated 5 million demonstrators marched across the globe includinging here in philadelphia. >> it's family friendly and we had over 50,000 participants this year and expect more this year. >> police are tweaking their coverage this time. side streets leading to the parkway wi

rick, let me start with you. do you understand the criticism of what the president said most recently with respect to countries and the people who come from there to here? >> sure. i think the criticism for the most part appropriate. the president shouldn't be talking like this. i know it was a private conversati and there's some question as to what he said and whether he said it. i mean, the president denies saying it, but if, in fact, he did say that, those are comments that are beneath the presidency and very troublesome. look, you heard me talk many times. i think the president's doing a good job on a lot of policy things, but just gets in his own way by making these types of comments that hurt him and his agenda and the american people. i wish he would stop doing it. >> ben, do you think he said it and if he did, what does it mean to you? >> there's zero chance he didn't say it. we saw the limits of what the white house staff is willing to do. they engage in fake news with him and they exaggerate his accompl

>> reporter: i'm trying rick, we talk a lot about the cold. it's unbelievable cold and windy here today. if you come to the super bowl or even here to minneapolis, you do have to have the. of course you want to go home with that. and we found lots of eagalready have tickets to the game snatching up souvenirs. >> if you go to the super bowl go home with gear. we found the eagles fans checking out the official nfl merchandise and willing to pay a price for it too. this group was heading back after playing in a local tournament. >> we came out the wrong weeken for hotels. >> we want to be part of it and see as much as we could and get have a flight and time to kill. so you better do it. >> it looks nice. >> a nice little vest, sweater. >> how does it look? >> you like it? >> yes. >> michael anderson drove 24 hours from bala cynwyd to minneapolis. you have tickets to the game. >> no, i'm looking for a rich woman. >> my friend lives in the area and she is kind enough to do the the shopping spree for me. >> that is amy part on the phone and grew up

rick, back to you. >> whatever works, bob.hank you. >>> "action news" will be in minneapolis as the eagles arrive for super bowl 52. look for live reports on the "action news" team againing on sunday and keep up with the eagles and the "action news" crew on the air, twitter, facebook and 6abc.com. >>> and right now we have the full video from carson wentz's surprise interview on the 6abc app. there you can also find more of our ongoing eagles coverage along with a downloadable underdog mask right there to help you show your support ahead of the big game. >>> in other news tonight pennsylvania congressman pat meehan announced he will not seek reelection. this comes days after reports surfaced that the republican used taxpayer dollars to settle a sexual harassment claim against a former aide. "action news" reporter vernon odom has been following this story tonight. he's live in media delaware county with reaction from constituents and other local politicians. vernon. >> reporter: good evening, rick and we have now found no short

walter, good evening. >> reporter: hi, rick.ans are passionate and would love to go to the game and see super bowl lii in person. there's really only one thing standing in the way. it's a

. >> reporter: hey rick, i just spoke with the water department. they said several more water main breaks have happened this morning, they are asking customers to be patient they are working as quickly as they can to get to all of them but it might take a while. this morning another water main break because of the cold on martin street in manayunk. neighbors have had enough. >> i do not believe it was ever this cold for this long. i'm 78. oh good lord. >> reporter: like the last several days we saw the water freezing quickly. this time a neighbor's basement did flood. neighbors say it happened around 6:00 a.m., we got to the scene at 10:00 a.m., at that point no water department were getting it fixed. >> i called 911 and they said they would have someone out here right away, nothing has happened so far. >> reporter: water department crews arrived after we did. we spoke with the water department spokesman saying they are as busy fixing water main breaks as they ever did. >> n 16 w breaks day. as they can. it may take a while to get crews to fix the

rick is a great guy, we need more republicans to consider our

now rod rick has a scholarship to play at washington state.to compete against some of the best high school football players in the country. >> if i'm doing the extra rep and it hurts and i'm like, you know, i can't do this. it reminds me the pain isn't any worse than what i've been through before. >> reporter: in the stands his family. adam retiring from coaching so he can watch rod rick in college. >> the support just doesn't end when he leaves the house and he goes to college. this is a lifelong journey. >> it's a good life. >> reporter: on and off the field. ann thompson, nbc news. >> yet another reason i love sports. >> yeah, and these are the stories you're so glad that come out. they belong together. >> room for him all the way. >> let's check in with meteorologist bill karins with what's in store for the week, bill. >> it's amazing, southern california we talk so much about the fires the end of last year. they're going to get rain. normally it's okay, they're going to get rain. in some cases it hasn't rained in 11 months. can you imagin

i'm rick leventhal. you're watching the "fox report." >>> the president and congress seem further apart than ever as a part of a spending deal that needs to be passed by the end of this week. it may be a pipe dream after an earlier tweet. the president said he plans to end the dreamers program in march of this one. one advocate for continued negotiation says hoping to reach an agreement. >> we must take care of the young people. we must take care of these young people who know america as their country. as the only country they know. it's not fair, it's not right and not just. we must not give up or give in, continue to press on and get a

. >> reporter: hi, rick. you know, there is no doubt that eagles fans are passionate and would love to go to the game and see super bowl lii in person. there's really only one thing standing in the way. it's a really, really expensive trip. m and j travel in newtown square specializes in eagles road game travel packages. so, as you would imagine their office was hopping today. >> phones are ringing off the wall, off the hook. actually we're booked a family of four last night about midnight. >> reporter: the question is how much would you be willing to spend to watch the eagles play in the super bowl? >> i'd probably drop a paycheck, you know, maybe like 2,000 bucks is a paycheck. i would splurge. >> i'd spend about five grand, you know, fly out there, you know, do it up but tickets are probably going to cost about five grand. >> reporter: well, the packages are selling at m and j including round trip fare to minneapolis, three night hotel and one game ticket begins at $7,600 per person. >> it's a hefty ticket

. >> hi rick and monica.&,5"ku-q s tonight. into tuesday we're tracking periods of snow that will develop as we go tracking periods of snow that here's storm tracker6 liveg7 double scan radar 3-d. you can see this coastal low, area of low pressure across the coast producing rain showers across coastal sections of new jersey and also into delaware, the northern tier of that precipitation in philadelphia not working its way down to the surface. you look off to the west however we're tracking another trough of low pressure moving across the great lakes and the ohio valley. with in we are expecting some snow to arrive from a west-east direction by tuesday. so, in the wake of that you air, 25 in chicago, 31 saint louis. it's 43 here in philadelphia. so not too cold across the delaware and lehigh valleys but we'll track that precipitation to your. future tracker6 showing that you area of low pressure actually departing to our north and east and once that does so we'll track this area of low pressure to the west. that will work its wa

i'm going to start with you, rick this is your area. and you've talked about 2.63 being huge resistance for the ten-year do you think we go through that or not at this point >> i think ultimately in 2018 we will, but i don't think we'll be going through it on a closing basis. the first time we knock at the door, we're at 2.62 now, intraday, that's the highest we've been it will be interesting to see where it closes. what i find most interesting is that question that steve liesman just brought up. how is that goes to affect the markets? actually, bill, i think i have an easy way to attack that look at it this way. the last time we were at 2.63 on a closing basis was the 13th of march of 2017. so, where were the dow, the s&p and the nasdaq on that particular day everybody's worried. what's going to happen to the stock market the last time we were there in

. >> reporter: hey there rick and monica. yes, for sure, the whole world will be watching the arena behind me. this is the home of the minnesota wild hockey team but tonight it will be the home of what they call super bowl opening night. it used to be media day. i am told 5,000. >> wow. >>> members of the media from around the planet big, small, all sorts of language will be inside asking all sorts of crazy questions. that's going to be very eye opening for me and also for our eagles who many have never been here. >> bright lights of prime time and the media. we got here on saturday. we will be here all week and you know we are all over this football team. only the action cam was there late this morning as the eagles returned to their team hotel after a workout at the nearby university of minnesota. cold weather, that's still shorts weather for some of the players. we caught up with eagles defensive end brandon graham yesterday. he's excited about the week ahead. >> you know, i'm excited. i'm like, you know, i got to enjoy it

hey, melissa. >> hi rick. yeah, these numbers will keep on climbing as we head into the weekend so we can say we're on our way up. on wednesday we had a high temperature of 33. yesterday's high just 36. and today in philadelphia coming in at 46 degrees, so it's 10 degrees milder this afternoon than it was just yesterday. right now you can see all of that warmth along the i-95 corridor from philadelphia down to washington, d.c. still holding at 52 in richmond, virginia and 50 in roanoke virginia. so with high pressure in control, you could see that on satellite6 along with action radar we've got a mostly clear sky across much of the eastern half of the u.s. and no wet weather is heading our way. at least for the next two days. we'll show you what's going on with the eagles forecast on sunday. 6:40 in the evening it's rather cloudy. we've got a southwesterly wind but that first quarter temperature coming in at 44 degrees. it's still nice and mild and as we get into the fourth quarter we've got a number coming in

rick hall.to you to come here? >> a really big deal. i mean the gateway to everything we wanted to do. >> reporter: after hearing of hall's death, isbell tweeted. rick hall and his business. and nobody in the industry ever worked harder than rick. >>> now with the story of an amazing teacher he found on the road. >> reporter: a good teacher will do almost anything for a student. >> we are good so far. >> few have gone so far as donna hogland, in palm beep gardens, florida. it all started when donna notice aid change in one of her 4th graders, troy volk. >> it did affect his morning behavior. he was shut down at times. >> she suspected there was a reason. >> she suspected something going on. so she asked me if anything had changed at home. >> this is troy's mother. anna. she told donna the truth. that for the past year she has been in stage five kidney failure. >> she has severe pain aos type, the odds of finding a kidney donor are slim. >> when my parents told me about the kidney failing stuff i

what do you think, rick? >> maybe, maybe not. look, you go at the president who has a huge megaphone, you will just lose that, he has lost that. he has been cut off financially. we will see if he can regain ground t. question will be whether he maintains control of breitbart, which has been his vehicle. and so, look, the president, i don't know how smart the president is, maybe he's smart. but you know, he has the emotional development of about a 3-year-old. he werd that over and over again. i do think that is dangerous. and so, you know, we just have to watch it every single day and hopefully some good people and there are good people who work over at the white house in the lob can keep this ship afloat. >> all right. you guys stay right where you are. we will take a break the panel is cominging ba. we will talk about the fbi reopening the investigation of the clinton foundation what is that all about? dad!!! can you drive me to jessica's house? uuughhh! ♪ this is what our version of financial planning looks like. tomorrow is im

. >> reporter: good evening, monica and to you, rick. the delaware county political circles have been ringing offer the hook for the last several hours. pat meehan's fall from grace has suddenly opened up the door for a number of those with great political ambitions and now they see a chance to work their way in and that's jockey from both parties on both sides has only just begun. congressman pat meehan forced to abandon his reelection campaign less than a week after his sexual harassment scandal broke shock waves are running through gop circles in delaware county. they've got the find a new face fast. we could find no one who thought meehan should have soldiered on. >> i think that we need more reputable people in congress and in office. we need better people in. >> it seems like he's made the right decision because his behavior was hypocritical with what role he's taken on in the house of representatives. >> reporter: republican party bosses tell me they'll begin looking at potential candidates next week. at least three so far are wom

>> reporter: rick, correct. and something is falling from the sky.ve had an on again off again drizzle. it's definitely on again. it's actually a rain. it is starting to glaze up very lightly on some untreated surfaces metal cars, sidewalks, things like that. certainly not enough glaze or not enough ice to impact a power company. there's no doubt about it. that's not going to happen. both peco and pse&g say they are not expecting any problems tonight from this weather. >> we are cautiously optimistic. >> reporter: jim is the manager of pse&g's southern division that provides power to a half million south jersey customers. for residential utility lines like these, it can take as little as a quarter inch of ice to trigger power disruptions. a half inch can be crippling. his optimism is based on the amount of ice in the most recent forecast he had when we spoke to him early this afternoon. >> the latest forecast we have is a trace amount to maybe just a small amount of icing. so, based upon that forecast, we don't anticipate much problems, john, but we'

good afternoon rick and sharrie.s along 95 a sour tune in the northbound lane by broad street in south philadelphia. it's a crash just north of broad street taking out the left lane and windy out there. and the camera shaking this afternoon and bad enough on the scene assisting and seeing slow speeds coming northbound on 95. approaching the girard point double decker bridge to north of broad street. a crash in villanova, by the malvern savings bank at spring mill road. and we are watching a crash on the waze app at lincoln drive northbound side north of gypsy lane by the 92nd precinct. the house that looks like it belongs in new orleans. it was a three vehicle wreck and tow truck on the scene but you may want to use walnut lane or school house. and lincoln drive northbound jammed away from ridge avenue and a bad crash in delco trapped in the wreckage and use providence road and look for accident along market and 4th. >> okay, thanks matt. >>> sky 6 hd giving us a beautiful view of center city in philadelphia. the sun

you didn't take that picture rick? it's not you it's your cousin rick. on the delaware river you see the ice in the river. a cool sight to see as temperatures are below freezing for more than two weeks now. 44 in philadelphia after a high of 45, 40 in allentown and 39 reading and 39 in cape may. look agent the 24 temperature change, you see the different, milder in philadelphia than the same time yesterday. 14 degrees warmer than just 24 hours ago. a partly cloudy sky across the region and quiet for the rest of the night. a nights reprieve after the frozen precipitation we were dealing with last night. very chilly and tracking areas of patchy black ice even though temperatures were warm and above average this afternoon temperatures dip well be low freezing, 18 in the suburbs and 23 in philadelphia for the overnight low. and likely refreezing on the suffer as that are yet to be treated. here is the setup. high pressure remains in control and a nice mixture of sunshine and clouds and a seasonably cool day and high of 40 degrees, and a warm front lifting to

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rick, i disagree with you.e image of that one man in detroit who was separated from his family was a heart-wrenching story. you multiply that in every local news market in the country, and i think you're going to find it's hard for these people in marginal districts and in the few marginal states that exist in next year's senate races to -- particularly in the suburbs. >> i would make the argument to republicans that it's more important for them to get a health care bill passed because health insurance is still going up, and if you look at all the polls, and i've been talking to folks running for congress, running for the senate, that's at the top of the list. daca is way down there. >> but the problem with that -- >> as far as the saliency to the people and their own pocketbook. >> but the problem with that, rick, is you have this march deadline where they've got to make a decision about a lot of people. there's no such date certain on the calendar for health care. >> but they can extend that deadline, right?

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon we begin with breaking news at this hour. "action news" has learned that democratic congressman, bob brady will not run for re-election. the word comes from brady's attorney, today the congressman is expected to hold a press availability at 1:30 this afternoon we'll bring you it to you live on the air and at 6abc.com. once again long time democratic congressman bob brady that served 11 terms in office has decided not to run for re-election. he has been in office since 199 and the attorney tells us the decision is not related the corruption charges against his aides last year. we'll bring you more information as soon as it becomes available to us. >>> turning to accuweather on a cool and windy wednesday. as we look live outside from sky 6 hd, the view from spring mountain a brisk breeze make its feel well below freezing and david murphy is tracking the latest conditions and joins us from the weather center with a first check of the forecast. >> right now we have sunshine in play across the region al

michigan governor rick snyder is here? why? why? this is a de facto auto show with more media than the detroit auto show, home to the big three. rick snyder is going to tell us what motor city is doing to adjust and embrace a driverless and electric vehicle future. republican from michigan, governor rick snyder live coming up. >>> plus, have you got to hear what samsung north american ceo and president tim baxter has to say about the flack that the whole smartphone world is looking at and the flack is going directly at rival apple, taking on, listen, all kinds of accusations, and one of them is slowing down iphones they want you to switch out because they're older. it is a big controversial slowdown and we'll ask tim baxter frankly and right there, is that how samsung plays? are they playing that game? hear what tim baxter has to say about the samsung phone. >>> plus the greatest gadgets and gizmos that could be in your home coming up on "countdown." when you see the markets doing this well, these guys love it. ces people absolutely

i will be back for rick and we'll fill up a stadium. we'll do something really special for rick.k forward to it. >> a lot of steelworkers -- >> [inaudible] >> we'll see what happens f there is shutdown, i really believe democrats want a shutdown to get off subject of the tax cuts because they worked so well. nobody thought including the democrats it could work this well. they have been so good i think democrats would like to see us shut down in order to get off that subject. that is not a good subject for them, the tax cuts, the way they work. >> president a lot of steelworkers are looking for help from your administration. >> we'll be helping them. >> timeline -- >> we help ad lot of groups but i love, i love this business, right? >> absolutely. >> i love this business. you're probably a little bit surprised. when i see that going into that, that is 1980 version, that is amazing thing. that is brand new and has a brand new life. that will be as good as if it were brand new? >> [inaudible]. >> that is 1980 and it looks like it just came out after factory brand new. thank you all

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