and the husband is often the perpetrator. >> roger said he left home at 8:00 a.m. and was at work at the time of his wife's murder, around 9:00 a.m. records indicated helena had been on the telephone until 9:00 a.m., about the time a neighbor heard a commotion. >> one man who lived next door said about 9:00, when he was shaving, he thought he heard a human -- an abrupt human cry. but who knows? >> when police confirmed roger was at work 40 minutes away at that time, he was eliminated as a suspect. helena's murder also meant that she would never testify at the sexual assault trial back in san francisco. >> i got a call from roger franklin, who was dr. greenwood's husband. roger told me that his wife had been murdered in san diego, the san diego area, where they had moved after the sexual assault. that was a sickening moment, because he also told me that her purse was found near her body, her car keys were there, her credit cards were there. it didn't appear that there had been a robbery. >> david paul frediani, the man accused of helena's sexual assault, had been ou

and roger goodell speaks weekly. >> roger hello roger you out there, buddy. >> he speak week toll hisrily -- >> i don't even know if he speaks to them. >> he speaks to robert kraft. >> that's his buddy. we'll see what happens at the patriots and all this other nonsense. >> still waiting. >> exactly. remember tmz is coming up next at 11:00. >> we're back here at 4:00 a.m. for fox 29 news and of course "good day philadelphia". >> check the out. sue serio and bob kelly will have your weather and traffic covered all morning long. they got you covered on the roads. it could be a little messy commute as scott said. have a great night. >> a nan out for a walk comes face-to-face with a robber but he the dramatic details straight ahead. >> delaware county man charged in the dealt of two year old boy, what he was doing when he was supposed to be watching the child and sue? >> yes, cold morning out there, not as cold as it will be by the end of the day also, watching the clipper system still to the north and west. will we see any snowflakes here? we'll let you know coming up in your weather auth

and roger goodell speaks weekly. >> roger hello roger you out there, buddy. >> he speak week toll hisssarily -- >> i don't even know if he speaks to them. >> he speaks to robert kraft. >> that's his buddy. we'll see what happens at the patriots and all this other nonsense. >> still waiting. >> exactly. remember tmz is coming up next at 11:00. >> we're back here at 4:00 a.m. for fox 29 news and of course "good day philadelphia". >> check the out. sue serio and bob kelly will have your weather and traffic covered all morning long. they got you covered on the roads. it could be a little messy commute as scott said. have a great night. what's with the suit? oh, i had to go to the bank. if you look legit they give you special treatment. seriously? seriously, yeah. the banker dude set up my checking account so if i make one deposit a month, no monthly maintenance fee. special treatment! citizens bank, right? yep. you know they do that one deposit checking thing for everyone, right? and...you got mustard on your suit. actually, it's your suit. one deposit checking. only from citizens bank. o

she adds rogers regrets not over that bus.cident report rogers writes that epps stated that he tripped and was fine. but adds, when i got to the end of the line, he asked for an ambulance. roland epps says he never told anyone that he was fine. jeff cole, fox 29 news. >> a mysterious call making unprecedented number of sea lions pups in calf confidential sick. they've been found on bay area beaches. severely malnourished an ban donned. non-profit mammal center is now trying to figure out what's going on. bringing them back to good health. >> these little sea lions are being abandoned from their mothers. they should be out on the islands nursing right now. this is a huge strain on our resources on our volunteers and financially we're not prepared for something locate this to happen. >> the sea lions have been tested for disease and parasites but so far nothing has turned up. experts say right now the ocean is 6 degrees warmer than normal. that is a record and they think it could be pushing fish stocks further offshore making it

rogers bill. the republicans pledged to not mingle controversial issues and allow each issue to stand on its own merits or demerits. that was their pledge to america in 2010. this action is inconsistent with that pledge. the senate has just voted of madam speaker 68-31 to pass the rogers-mikulski -- ranking member on the republican side of the senate -- shelby bill. this is not a partisan bill we are talking about. this is the bill we have agreed upon republicans and democrats, and we cannot even pass that. with a knowledge that if we do not, the future funding of america's homeland security will still be in question. yes, we could do it for three weeks. i call it the cold a sec -- cul de sac strategy. going in there over and over again and feeling somehow the pathway will open. the senate is now voting on the collins amendment. as i understand the strategy of the republican party in the house, it is to add the bill that has been rejected of four times on the floor of the united states senate. it

desde hace 10 aÑos roger borges ha puesto a los artistas a cocinar sus platos favoritos en un ambientena puntuaciÓn muy baja. >> te voy a dar un 7.8 >> estÁs loco! >> juicio van a invertir los papeles soy yo quien lo va a poner en aprieto vamos a ver si es verdad que comer saludable, roger. >> hello que estaba esperando! lo primero que vamos a hacer te tengo un bistec. >> carne?! yo soy vegetariana. (risas) >> mira, cecilia podemos realizar te voy a hacer una pasta. >> vamos a ver. >> solo que esa pasta no fue tarea fÁcil. >> lord jesus, esto no cierra. oy! hombre no entiendo si esto lo hago 500 veces. >> por mÁs tratÓ el procesador no trabajo. >> estoy sudando. >> mientras Él cocinaba. >> yo tengo de todo, cosas saludables. >> Él dice que es un hombre saludable. >> yo dije mitad y mitad. >> vitamina ch de chocolate. >> cecilia, tienes que ser positiva te voy explicar por quÉ eres alta y alcanzas ahÍ yo no es lo que tengo que usar para alcanzar todo lo que estÁ atrÁs, esto es delicia mÍa. >> ay! seÑores! esto es un desastre. en la nevera la cosa no fue mejor. >> cÓmo estÁ tu vista? >>

that is who roger goodell's, a poison tree.what he does, given the fact the first 55 players who were accused of domestic violence under his tenure, roger goodell effectively sat on his hands. everything is going to look shady this way forward. you need a new commissioner who is willing to work with the players association to figure out how to have a sensible policy on this issue, how to do something that doesn't just show the league cares, but actually does care and is trying to do something to reach out to families. roger goodell is not seen as an honest broker. you saw this in his press conference where decibel for the super bowl. the person you try to teach us all that global warming was really just suntan day, if you rebrand things, everything will be fine, frank was there in the press conference practically mouthing words to roger goodell as he said the word "integrity" like 21 times in did not use the phrase "the mastic violence" until 21 minutes in. the one-time he slipped was when he threw syria shade on rachel nichols

with that let me with great pleasure turn it over to roger. >> thank you. your frankness does you credit. i am delighted to welcome you all and we will soon be welcoming two more panelists who were delayed in traffic i guess. this is a critical debate and wheat will be handing out when you leave copies of this important broadside encounter books has

rogers stabbed george chen of san jose 94 times. the two other victims inside the apartment were also ambushed and stabbed each more than a dozen times. they were also from the bay area. later rogers started shooting people while driving around the isla vista campus neighborhood killing three more people and wounding 13 others. he shot himself after a shootout with police. the victims' families are upset the report was released today. all of them are chinese and today is the lunar new year. elliott rogers' father says he has nothing but respects for investigators and how they did their jobs. live in the newsroom, i'm veronica de la cruz. back to you. >> thank you. >>> reports tonight the two sides in the port dispute could be getting closer to a deal. talks to reach a new contract continued all day in oakland. kcbs reporter doug sovern cites sources that say there's one remaining issue to do with the arbitrator's position. that person is appointed for life. that's what management wants. the union wants to be able to replace the arbi

rogers know i have tremendous amount of respect for him. i feel sad for him that he's in this situation. i hope we can get out of it soon. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from new york reserves. the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr. rogers: madam speaker, i'm prepared to close. does the gentlelady have further speakers? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized. mrs. lowey: mr. speaker, i yield back the balance. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr. rogers: madam speaker, i yield myself the balance of the time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. rogers: i'll be brief. there's no money in this bill to fund the president's amnesty program. there is money in this bill to keep the department of homeland security's doors open and in protection of the american people. this will give us time for the bill the senate has isn't over to us funding the department. this will give us time to reconcile the

rogers: mr.peaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five lennell slative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on h.r. 33. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. rogers: a-- and i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. rogers: the senate has acted this evening to take up a house bill and amend it to provide a one-week continuing resolution for the department of homeland security. i rise today to urge the house to suspend the rules and concur in this senate amendment to prevent a shutdown of the department of homeland security. in a matter of hours, the current mechanism funding d.h.s. will expire. to allow a shutdown of these critical functions would be an abdi case of one of our -- an abdication of one of our primary duties as members of the house. it is no way to govern the nation and the american people deserve better. it is the 11th hour and we must act to provide s

. >>> and for the first time, it's sixers versus mcw, ducis rogers has that story when "action news" continues tonight. >>> a gallop in the wounds in washington township, new jersey this horse was being ridden in the wharton state forest and got stuck. after 90 minutes they managed to free the horse but one ems worker was kicked in the face. >>> new jersey governor chris christie was back on the town hall circuit he took questions frtd morristown recreation center he took time to free the pensions for government employments in favor of a 401(k) style investment option. this is his first town hall since august but his 128th since taking office. >>> governor tom wolf unveiled a plan to attract employers to the state. wolf laid out proposals that he will present to the legislature next week, including reducing the corporate net income tax from 9.99% to just under 5%. that would make pennsylvania's corporate tax one of the lowest in the country. >> we'll be a magnet for economic growth for entrepreneurs that want to come here and create good jobs, i want to do that for pennsylvania and d

here is ducis rogers. >> nate allen spent four hours in a holding cell in ft. myers, florida, they are investigating that he performed a lewd act inside of his truck in front of a 16-year-old girl. he vehemently denies the alligation and the police put out a statement saying they are working with district attorney for a case review, yesterday's events left him shaking. >> i'm not even worried about football, that is here tomorrow it's the fact that i have an accusation that something as repulsive as that, that these women, a girl, women or whatever would call and easy it is to make a phone call and a false accusation and to have somebody's life change just like that. >> more of that interview at 6abc.com. >> to the ice now the flyers host the blue jackets tonight while you won't see >> it was a classy salute to one classy flyers with that he is back. after blood clots in the leg. >> it has been months we were waiting and waiting and i went to see doctor he said are you good to go go get them. >> so he did. >> his work ethic and determination is amazing. >> the

talk about this bitter cold and karen rogers is taking a look at your roads.rning. >> satellite shows you we have some sunshine on the way later on as the clouds are dispersing overnight. dry air in place but it is very, very raw outside right now. a temperature of 20 degrees in philadelphia. in allentown 13, trenton 16, 16 december in reading. and a bunch of 20's and 21's as we go down through delaware and south jersey and there is a wind blowing giving you wind chills making it feel like it's about eight in philadelphia and just 4 degrees up in allentown. and as you step outside of that door head down to the bus stop or to get in the car you really feel it in the face. so definitely extra layers if you're going to be outside this morning. and we do have an issue for the morning rush. you need to use caution because we have some patches of black ice around. parking lots drive ways sidewalks will be of special concern but karen rogers will be along in a moment keeping an eye on the road conditions as well because some roads could also have a bit that of proble

karen rogers is there, ducis rogers and jamie apody and kenneth moten, nora muchanic, monica malpass. channel 6 personalities will be there throughout the week. always fun. >> of a can american history month is celebrated through the arts. we'll take a look at the biggest exhibition open in philadelphia. >> sky6 live hd taking a live look for us, at atlantic city. blue skies, this is what we were talking about, a little bit of red in the skies what that means. chris sowers is back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and the winter weather heading our way. this winter, experience something new in new york state. from the exciting slopes of catamount. to the soothing spa at the gideon putnam resort to hours of fun exploring the strong, the nation's museum of play. you can find something for everyone with the i love ny app. so plan your winter getaway at iloveny.com/winter or with the i love ny app.... and see what's next >> this freezing weather did not help firefighters in kennett square. check out this firefighter trying to get control of the blaze. look at the huge icic

were two roger simon.e intro wrote it based on a different roger simon. there is a writer and there is another guy -- >> politico. >> we had the roger -- i don't remember who we had. >> also nick foley, one of the nicest guys in the world and he felt really, really bad. we felt bad for him because he was so upset. >> speaking of upset, brooke goldstein as what we call the brassiest human rights activist. she is preaching except when she is violently assaulting me. >> if i want to be a sailor can't i just be a sailor? >> you can. you have the mouth for it. >> and the aggression. >> and the aim. >> she hit me in the head with a pen. >> i was aiming -- >> wow. >> calm it down. calm it down brooke. seven years and i have never had somebody throw a pen at me. >> thank you so much. >> you know what is interesting about brooke? many things. first time we had her on the show she -- well put it this way. she is the type of girl that can start a fight in the bar and win the fight. >> she is pretty ferocious. >> shes

roger wilkins: i mean these were nasty fights. thurgood would win a case and walter would have a press conference. narrator: by july of 1938 charles houston had enough, and he returnd to washington dc, leaving young thurgood marshall in charge of the legal arm of the naacp, now known as the legal defense and education fund. marshall would now be in charge of the entire national naacp legal campaign, alone in an office which was often the last resort for hundreds of frustrated branches and desperate defendants. jose anderson: when marshall became the head of the fund, then his need to be in many places increased, both out of necessity and out of strategy. tens of thousands of miles, every corner of the country, to discuss key parts of the legal campaign, to drum up support, to drum up finances, to inform people as to what was going on. that was as critical a part of the strategy as the cases. to keep people aware that they were in a fight and they were winnning. thurgood marshall: when i'd go in these towns, i would go down where t

on to wayne rogers.qual pay back in the headlines after the oscars and a blazing acceptance speech by one of the night's biggest winners. expired by that, a group of lawmakers in california are pushing legislation to give women the same pay as men. wayne rogers from wayne rogers and company. good to have you on the show. do we need another -- don't we already have this on the books? >> thank you gerri. yes, we do. in a lot of places. i'm not quite sure why it's not enforced. hillary clinton who is an outspoken, you know, politician for this kind of thing it's interesting that her staff was paid -- there was a difference between the female people on her staff by $15,000 versus the men. the men got $15,000 more. and yet she's a big proponent of the issue. you think she would have been very conscious of it in her own organization. gerri: here's what she had to say in a tweet. it's still just 77 cents on the dollar. more work to do. yet as you point out she's not doing it herself. she's employing people and

lisa thomas-laury has the story and ducis rogers with an injury update on flyers goalie steve mason. >>> it was a beautiful 42 in philadelphia today but an arctic invasion is building in western canada and it's moving in our direction. we'll talk about the drop in temperatures in accuweather. >>> it was a tense few minutes when a u.s. airlines flight was forced to land without its nose gear, sparks showered the jet as it skid down the runway passengers came out by the way of emergency slides and plane was towed this morning and they will examine it completely. we have posted the complete video of the rough landing at 6abc.com along with a collection of photographs from the scene. >>> homeless and at risk veterans have a new resource in philadelphia tonight to help get back on their feet the fltd va cut the ribbon on their new treatment facility today better known as schneider house. >>> a darby school is being applauded for setting their students up for school with food. they receive a school breakfast to start their day a new report out today shows 11.2 million young teres in americ

karen rogers taking a look at that. good morning, karen. >> good morning.ng live here in chalfont bucks county and this is 202 parkway at bristol road. you can see the slick spots all over the road. at this point i think when you head out and it looks damp you still have to expect that it's going to be iced over and that's really problem out there. not that we're getting a lot of current precipitation but roads are icy and sidewalks most especially secondary roads and sidewalks parking lots we're dealing with that as you head out. we're seeing these cars move okay though. we're not really watching anyone slipping and sliding but you can see they're moving at a slower pace so be careful about that and that's a good idea to give yourself a lot of extra time and be prepared. don't make any sudden stops if you can try to avoid that by giving yourself a lot of space between yourself and the car ahead you. we're not finding a ton of accidents at the current point but that's because it's so quiet out there with so many people sleeping. 295 northbound past 73 we ha

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rogers -- pass mr. carter's and mr. rogers' bill. the republicans pledged to not mingle controversial issues. and allow each issue to stand on its own merits or demerits. that was their pledge to america in 2010. this action is inconsistent with that pledge. the senate has just voted, madam speaker 68-31 to pass the rogers-lowey-mccull i ask -ranking member on the senate side-shelby bill. this is not a partisan bill we're arguing about. this is the bill we have agreed upon, republicans and democrats. and we can't even pass that. with the knowledge that if we do not, the future funding of america's homeland security will still be in question. yes, we could do it for three weeks. i call it our culled sack strategy -- culdesac strategy. going into a culdesac over and over again and feeling a path is going to hope -- open. the senate is now voting on the collins amendment. as i understand the strategy in the house is to add the bill that has been rejected four times on the floor of the united states senate. it went into the cul-de-sac on

karen rogers you're on the lookout for ice.ike most of the main roads are okay, though, right? >> i think the strong winds really did a good job in helping to dry out the roads but david is right anything that looks like a puddle is frozen over solid today. here's what we're looking at at the vine street expressway at eighth street, no problem right here. on some of the city streets you may find slick spots. earlier in the morning we heard about an icy spot at eighth and local vine so just give an idea to slow it down and be careful. in southwest philadelphia we continue to have that police activity woodland avenue and 56th street affecting the trolley shuttle busing between island and 49th and woodland. in stump road near route 313 between that and worthington road could be tickly slippery. as we go outside live trooper road at 422 a construction sign kind of blew over. you can see that right there in the roadway here. they have some cones set up around it so be careful with these strong winds they help dry out the roads but t

. >> and a basketball blockbuster ducis rogers breaks down today's trades. perhaps some sixers fans will be scratching their heads. adam. >> record lows will fall not only for philadelphia, but raleigh, atlanta jacksonville, we'll talk about a warmup over the weekend and it comes with snow in the accuweather forecast. >> and a warning for parents about over the counter drug that kids are using to get high. >> we're exposing risky abuse that is sending local teens to emergency room. this new drug of choice for youngsters is easy to get and minimumics affect of pcp. we'll tell what you it is and one family's tragic story of their son's addiction. >> plus we're on the ground in hollywood getting ready for oscar weekend. that and more when "action news" continues tonight. norwegians are free to do everything under the sun. free to cruise at their own speed... free to explore their own way... free to discover a new world of taste... free to smile wider... applaud louder... free to live fuller, deeper, and closer... that's how you cruise like a norwegian. ♪ cruise

with ducis rogers, meteorologist cecily tynan, and jim gardner. >>> tuesday night and the sale of revel has been resurrected and a massive fire fight turns into an icy scene in kensington but the big story on "action news" tonight is the discovery late today of 3-year-old elinor trotta of newcastle delaware she and her father are found in massachusetts and her amber alert has been canceled. sara bloomquist is live at newcastle county police in minquadale. >> reporter: jim in a news conference we got a few details on how the fbi found michael trotta and his 3-year-old daughter elinor in the state of massachusetts, it was 3:30 this afternoon when s.w.a.t. teams moved into and took him into custody and recovered the little girl safely in spencer, massachusetts and elinor's

so he says he's listening and that to me is proof positive roger goodell hasn't lenders a thing. when i saw his press conference all i could think of was talk about deflated balls. >> dave zirin for the win. >>> let's back out of whether the nfl is a good partner to communities. if in fact players are saying hey, thursday night problem is a problem for us. we need our week-to-week we need those full seven days because of the kind of physical game this is. is there an argument to be made that that's actually bad labor practice even if it brings big money and an additional partner? >> the nfl is the worst of the four professional sports leagues when it comes to its labor practices. pack a few months ago richard sherman did a mock press conference where he made fun of the impetus for players to give media statements in the marshawn lynch example and one of the major things he mentioned was you want us to talk to the media but you don't want us to voice our displeasure with thursday night football games. you want to talk about player safety but you don't want to talk about the damage

now for cecily tynan, ducis rogers, the entire "action news" now for cecily tynan, ducis rogers, the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner, good >>> dick oscar winner, common. from "cinderella," richard madden. "this week in unnecessary censorship." and music from liv warfield. with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome.

with matt o'donnell tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪♪ >> good morning what's happening on this wednesday february 11th. months after winning national acclaim a little league team out of chicago is being investigated and a decision in this matter could come as early as today. >> a south jersey man is behind bars accused of scamming people out of monthly mortgage payments. >> people across the untree are hoping they're really lucky. we'll tell you how much is up for grabs in tonight's powerball drawing. >> it is eye popping. good morning everyone, it's 430 on this wednesday. we're starting out dry for a change let's go to meteorologist, david murphy and karen rogers. >> on the big board we have satellite showing you we're not only dry but we're getting sunshine early and then we'll wind up with additional clouds coming from the west but overall today looks pretty bright. 29 degrees currently in philadelphia, 19 in allentown, 28 in wilmington, 30 in wildwood so we are starting out with very cold conditions out there. and there's also a bit of a breeze drop

roger: guys, very simple. it's white and it's made of styrofoam. what is it? tom: i know exactly what it is. we use it all the time. what do you do with it tom? i'll show the latest in super-efficient home-heating and cooling technology. so all your heating and cooling is going to be provided by this single outdoor condensing unit, and even though you can have multiple zones inside, it's only one box outside. kevin: that's next on ask this old house. let's go outside our comfort zone. let's push our boundaries, push ourselves and then let's redefine the word "comfort."

roger that. ♪ ♪ chief, we're not stopping. we're rolling up on target hard. roger that, sir. 30 seconds out. ♪ ♪ rorke: one mike out from the south entrance. (tires screeching, men shouting in spanish) (men shouting in spanish) (tires screeching) ♪ ♪ jefe! on the roof! (automatic gunfire) (tires screeching) (speaking spanish) we got to go. now. (automatic gunfire) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ sir! leave two men here! (shouts in spanish) (device beeps) weimy! weimy! i need you to lock this down! frag out! on me. (gunfire fades in distance) ♪ ♪ you guys got the gate! call! you're going to the front door! go! (door creaks) ♪ ♪ call! ♪ ♪ (speaks foreign language) ♪ ♪ (heavy gunfire) ajay! ♪ ♪ (gunfire stops) ♪ ♪ bomb...! (rumbling whoosh) (labored breathing) ♪ ♪ damn it, sir. how you gonna explain that one to my family? get back there so i don't have to, huh? ♪ ♪ clear! (grenade clattering, echoing) grenade...! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ lt! (automatic gunfire) chief, i got him. ♪ ♪ keep going. i'll cover you. (shouts in spanish) ♪ ♪ (gun clicks empty) (shouting) (magazine clicking) (heart beating faintly) (mag

roger that. ♪ ♪ chief, we're not stopping. we're rolling up on target hard. roger that, sir. 30 seconds out. ♪ ♪ rorke: one mike out from the south entrance. (tires screeching, men shouting in spanish) (men shouting in spanish) (tires screeching) ♪ ♪ jefe! on the roof! (automatic gunfire) (tires screeching) (speaking spanish) we got to go. now. (automatic gunfire) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ sir! leave two men here! (shouts in spanish) (device beeps) weimy! weimy! i need you to lock this down! frag out! on me. (gunfire fades in distance) ♪ ♪ you guys got the gate! call! you're going to the front door! go! (door creaks) ♪ ♪ call! ♪ ♪ (speaks foreign language) ♪ ♪ (heavy gunfire) ajay! ♪ ♪ (gunfire stops) ♪ ♪ bomb...! (rumbling whoosh) (labored breathing) ♪ ♪ damn it, sir. how you gonna explain that one to my family? get back there so i don't have to, huh? ♪ ♪ clear! (grenade clattering, echoing) grenade...! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ lt! (automatic gunfire) chief, i got him. ♪ ♪ keep going. i'll cover you. (shouts pain snish) ♪ ♪ (gun clicks empty) (shouting) (magazine clicking) (heart beating faintly) (mag

. >>> our own karen rogers helped the gloucester county high school celebrate journalism week and she also got a look at kdtv the school's video club, it allows students to shoot and edit their own informational programs. >> pretty cool. up next on "action news," we'll check the forecast and looking outside sky 6 hd, a few skiers enjoying the slopes at spring mountain. ♪♪ i've been drivin' a lincoln since long before anybody paid me to drive one. i didn't do it to be cool. i didn't do it to make a statement. i just liked it. ♪♪ lease an mkc for $349 a month plus competitive owners and lessees get $1000 bonus cash only at your lincoln dealer. >>> time for accuweather at the "action news" big board cecily tynan is here and snow at the jersey shore and who got the most? cape may got the most as far as snow, 5.4 inches of snow, taking a look at sky 6 hd the snow coated the sidewalks and the beach and the roads are looking pretty good out there but we have cold air moving inlets talk about the good news. ten days daylight savings time begins and spring 22 days and phillies opening day 39 d

twelve years ago today, fred rogers, the man behind "mister rogers neighborhood," died.ompany that he founded released a message he recorded just before he passed away for adults who grew up watching him. here's part of what he had to say. >> i'm just so proud of all of you who have grown up with us and i know how tough it is some days to look with hope and confidence on the months and years ahead, but i would like to tell you what i often told you when you were much younger -- i like you just the way you are, and what's more i'm so grateful to you for helping the children in your life to know that you will do everything you can to keep them safe and to help them express their feelings in ways that will bring healing in many different neighborhoods. it's such a good feeling to know that we're life-long friends. >> woodruff: thank you fred rogers. and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff, have a great weekend. thank you and good night. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> i.b.e.w. the power professionals in your neighborhood. >> lin

admiral rogers: i think nation states engage in actions. in penetrating systems in the cyber arena for a host of reasons. the two you have identified. whether is a step of intellectual property, depending on the source as a nation, we lose between 100 billion or 1400 billion dollars in year of intellectual property theft. in the department of defense it is an issue of great concern as we watch nationstates penetrate our key defensive contractors and steel enabling technologies giving us operational advantages as a military. jim sciutto: we have a cyber audience, and i want to go to them and give everyone a fair amount of time. if i can touch on a couple of topics outside of cyber, and related to the personal patriot act. i want to set aside the privacy concerns. which, as you know, are severe for some quarters. admiral rogers: and i would comment they are very legitimate press as a nation. how will we strike the requirement for security and acknowledge our rights as citizens is foundational to our structure as a nation? it goes to who we ar

karen rogers has a lot of accidents that she is reporting.he wind pick up to 15 miles per hour and we'll have wimples in the 20s -- windchills in the 20s. we are expecting to transition to partly sunny skies. unfortunately with the sunshine comes colder air from the northwest. we'll be chilly afternoon this afternoon, really throughout the day with most of the day in the mid to low 20s. an afternoon high of 24 degrees around 2:00 p.m. blustery winds that will make it feel like the teens and single digits at times through the day. the cold arctic type air is back. partly sunny and bluster, 21 in allentown. 24 in philadelphia, 29 in cape may. we're above the temperatures in spots. i want to give you the idea of what the afternoon holds basically that's where we'll be. future tracker 6 showing windchills will range from the teens to the single digits in the northern suburbs by noon. 3:00 p.m., when the kids are coming home, they will want to bundle up with all the extra gear because it will be uncomfortable with the 30-mile an hour wind gusts. 7

being commissioner and your take, i side with roger gladle. >> mike let's me tell you something.hen i asked the question at news conference he said he would speak. he decided to turn me down and was not going to speak. but here's the other part of this. i guess things are different in rehoboth i guess you don't care about reality. he is employee. but any other employee for any other corporation who beat up his girlfriend being glount about this now, knocked her cold in elevator and that's what ray rice did and they tried to cover it up. would you like that in your company? would you like that in the corporate world that they have? it's pretty simple. roger guidele will needs to be more up front he's not up front that was cover-up and who knows how many cover-up what's we need more domestic violence, great, mike, stay in rehoboth when you come here pass through for a cup of coffee. you have a problem with me shoot a video and send to us with #fox29weekend 29 weekend and a video and send to us with #fox29weekend 29 weekend and i'll talk to you next fay a look at weather. you know w

let's head right over to dave murphy to take a look at accuweather and karen rogers has traffic. good morning. >> good morning everyone. we're starting out with clear skies this morning sunshine coming up over the horizon a little later on. every now and then a little sweep of clouds might try to come up 95 out of washington but generally speaking it looks fairly right out there. 20 degrees in philadelphia, 20 millville. in the teens in trenton, allentown, reading and lancaster and when you factor in a light to moderate breeze that's blowing through boy it really feels cold out there. a wind chill making it feel like it's 6 degrees right now in philadelphia, four in allentown, three in reading seven in wilmington and millville and 11 in wildwood. so bundle up, all right. and be careful of the black ice that is an issue this morning. we think the main issue will probably be on parking lots driveways and sidewalks but it's not out of the question that you get an icy patch on the road as well where that precipitation yesterday fell and then froze up before the winds had a chance to

thank you roger williams carly fiorina and steve moore.♪ ♪ >> my goal, i always thought we could be their friends and not just that but that they would take our criticism and our activism and checks and balances and that they would correct themselves, that they would become better citizens. they've chosen not to go that route. i really believed and i'm committed to the destruction of the old media guard and it's a very big business model. but i believe that from that something better will come because nothing can be better than a group of people that collectively steer big business, an obvious joke when people want a public redress for their grievances they are called tea baggers and everybody has a great laugh it a. we have to defend ourselves for having this conversation is despicable. the media class is the wall that we have to climb over in order for our voices to be heard. once our voices are heard, then democracy will happen. >>> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome dan snyder. >>> cpac, we've had a great second day of the conference

. >> in fact let's go over to david murphy, karen rogers to look at weather and traffic. david it is a terribly cold morning for the firefighters to be out on the job. >> reporter: no kidding and everybody else who has to go out and brave this. take a look, because we have a windchill advisory in effect this morning until 11:00 a.m. it's during those times we expect the worst windchills. at bad as 20 below. ment temperatures 3. reading a new record low of 1 below. allentown, 1 degree below zero. ac airport has a new record at 2. wilmington tield the old record -- tied the old record. the big issue is the wind that's running in the teens. that's giving you windchills feeling well below zero. 16 below in philadelphia. same thing in allentown and reading. 19 below in wilmington. getting closer to 20-degree below zero threshhold. you get frostbite easily in conditions like this. it takes 30 to 6 minutes for unexposed skin to pick up frostbite. in the poconos it could take as little as 15 to 30 minutes. 3 on the storm tracker 6 live app. 6 degrees by 8:00 a.m. this afternoon w

admiral rogers identified another clear and present danger to the u.s. cyberattacks with the capability to inflict significant damage on the homeland. >> i think it's only a matter of time before we see destructive offensive actions taken against critical u.s. infrastructure. >> which states today are capable of carrying out such an attack like that? >> we have talked about our concerns with china, what they are doing in cyber, clearly the russians and others have capabilities. we are mindful of that. >> reporter: still, admiral rogers who heads the u.s. military cybercommand admits that the u.s. capability to deter such a cyberattack and prevent further escalation remains quote, immature despite the growing threat. >> we clearly are not i think where we need to be where i think we want collectively to be. this is still the early stages of cyber in many ways. so we are going to have to work our way through this. >> you heard admiral rogers there saying that he knew and had testified it was only a matter of time before we saw a destructive offensive cyber

karen rogers what are roads looking like early on? >> we have problems all over dave and chopper 6 live on the scene of breaking news a-fire location and we can see this here in kensington, front street between dauphin and york street seeing billowing smoke coming out of the fire location right here as we look at crews live on the scene causing traffic restrictions on front street between dauphin and york. you see the number of emergency workers on the scene with that building fire in kensington. this is also affecting septa subways, the market frankford line is running shuttle busing between huntington and berks station because of this fire location here in kensington right on front street. as we look at the big picture other problems in the area, a water main break here in south philadelphia and it's closing the ramp from penrose avenue to the schuylkill eastbound because of this. you've got to stick to the ramp from broad street to the schuylkill eastbound instead and let's take a look at a problem here, an overturned vehicle, let'

roger vander clock says he was unjustly detained back in january of 2013 after screeners searched his travel bag, says supervisor testified that he was suspicious of some of the running gear in the bag, including energy bars, and a sports watch. vander clock says the supervisor then lied about him make ago bomb threat. judge dismissed those charges against sands err clock now suing the tsa for $57,000 in damages. >> seven people were killed in a new york train accident including a man with ties tour area area -- to our area. >> good morning everybody there is turse 6:11, road conditions starting to change here depending upon where you begin and end your trip, specially, north and west of the city, the penndot crews have been out all night long. sue's going to check that clipper system, i'll check the jam cams. stay there coming right back. >> platt bridge is good now, but might get slippery moving through the morning. we're getting ready for that sue? >> breakdown of what's going on dramatic drop in temperatures. that may end up being bigger weather headline than the snow we have on t

with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪♪ >> good morning:00 a.m. on this tuesday february 3rd. here's what's happening. >> a wicked mix of frigid temperatures and potentially icy roads could make for a dangerous commute and several schools in the lehigh valley are opening on a delay. >> developing this morning bullets fly on a philadelphia street striking a man sitting in his car. >> philadelphia police are investigating a laundromat shooting that landed a 13-year-old in custody. >> but first up let's talk about this bitter cold and go on over to dave murphy and karen rogers is watching those roads. good morning. >> well, we are off to a very, very chilly start. we don't have a lot of cloud cover out there. little cloud cover trying to work its way up the i-95 corridor past washington and baltimore but generally speaking we're looking at a pretty bright one. unfortunately it's also pretty uncomfortable. 20 degrees in philadelphia, 20 wilmington, 15 in reading, 14 allentown and 16 trenton 18 at the airport in ac. low 20's in much of delaware

karen rogers what are roads looking like early as if i have to ask?yeah, it's really difficult to be out there on the roads. i think the main roads are really just as slippery as the secondary roads at this point and let's take a live look and we have a number of problems even at this early hour if you're heading out. looking live in south philadelphia, i-95 past the walt whitman bridge northbound traffic right here you see the flares set up and the flashing lights. we've got a jackknifed tractor-trailer only one lane getting by here in south philadelphia on i-95 northbound past the walt whitman bridge. we're going to switch our camera view and take a live look here in northeast philadelphia. this is i-95 approaching cottman. southbound traffic. you can see right here it's moving very slowly. we have speed restrictions of 45 miles an hour on most of your interstates in pennsylvania because of this. we're seeing speed restrictions in new jersey as well on the main roads. we're looking at very slow moving traffic because the roads are snow covered at th