the center of saturday )s women )s march and rally.. where the voices may sound different this time around. 11 bay area activists are wondering why it took a year for charges against them to wondering why it took a year for charges against them to be dropped. they called themselves the "j-2o resisters". here they are during last year s inauguration day, blocking cal train tracks in san francisco. district attorney george gascon is taking criticism for the case. the attorney representing the resisters is blasting the d-a for not dropping the case on day one. she says he drew out the process and wasted government resources, for a case that never made it to trial. tick tock. a scramble is underway right now in washington, to keep the federal government funded, and open for business. the deadline is less than three-hours away. in the senate, majority leader, "mitch mcconnell" has called for a procedural-vote within the hour. democrats have been meeting behind closed doors about the stalemate. and the president canceled his flight to his flo

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s. it is the first time we're hitting 40 degrees since christmas. you won't be breaking out your shorts, but it is a big improvement from the deep freeze we have had recently. steve rudin is here with a check of your forecast. steve: we are looking at better conditions in the afternoon hours and overnight. even w weekend school wake. belle haven country club, two hours ago, this was a much different scene. you can barely see anything at all. visibility down to 1/10 of a mile. now visibility has improved and temperatures are slowly beginning to rebound. he will show you what is going on as we look at visibility is across the region. at 10 miles at reagan national. visibility less toward cumberland, now at three miles. temperatures warming up. 43 in chevy chase. 45 in alexandria. as we move through the afternoon hours, we will look for a mix of sun and clouds. temperatures in the middle 40's, and then the warm-up. more on that in a few minutes. adrianna: temperatures might be getting warme

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now we are 50's today. by friday we are in the mid-60's. the ice is tough. mother nature that plus sunlight. the story tonight is that. the temperatures. how quickly we are rebounding. 45 degrees is the number. down 6 from the high today. in the low 50's. it just felt different. even in the morning. i walked outside i mid-30's. it's a different feel to it. not the biting, the stinging cold. the winds are pretty light. 3 miles per hour now. so not much of a wind chill factor. the temperatures are starting to drop. down to 35 around dulles. 38 for bethesda. gaithersburg at 44. we have mid-40's here around the district. across the area. there is a freezing temperature for folks on manassas. right at 32. the culpeper is 32. the shenandoah valley widespread in the 30's. you have that in the southern maryland. i see everybody below freezing tonight. just a few clouds floating on by. there are no weather related problems other than it's cold. focus on temperatures. stop this at 10:00. at that time, generally speaking we should all be at or below the freezing mark.

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during the late 1970's, 1980's, and 1990's, this place went back sociald terms of issues people talk about today. and this is part of california. and it has all turned around. california in terms of emigration -- immigration you saw in the 1970's, through the 1990's, you would not recognize it. you have to look at the fact populationhispanic is the majority, and their numbers have moved up in the state legislature and in local offices. incredibleof that growth of these various minorities, the state has become much more sensitive. now drivers licenses for undocumented immigrants. now they can go to college and get state loans and state aid, undocumented immigrants came. century cities have popped up everywhere, and as we speak, the state is on the verge, the legislature, on making california the first fully century state. so the changes -- sanctuary state. the changes that go on here are like massive waves. go in the samet direction. it is part of the excitement of the state. -- and forof the some and can be the heartbreak of the state. when you look at the central valley, the richest

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it is going to be only in the 20's and 30's by tomorrow afternoon.peratures plummeting, in fact, in the poconos, the high on sunday is 13 degrees. and here in philadelphia, no better than the 20's, let's take a look outside. seeing the last of the rain, start to push through. we take you to up bethlehem. see the more moravian star in the distance, roads very, very wet. rain pushes up through the lehigh valley tonight. we will see yet another round of this rain before we move out. bethlehem is included in a winter weather advisory. as there could be some freezing rain overnight, and into early tomorrow morning. no winter weather advisory for rehobeth beach. it is foggy and damp. see how wet the boardwalk s see the fog shrouding the lights as the system finally starts to wind down just a bit but still have several hours to go with it. this is a very large storm. you can see this area of rain, very heavy, lifting through portions of northern virginia, that's still yet to come through. then snow is breaking out on the back side of this storm. so right no

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throughout the day, breezy conditions, highes genere 40's as we head in to tomorrow , upper 30's, 50'th a little rain this weekend and getting colder next week, meisha. >>> multiple vehicle crash on the schuylkill ease bun near gladwynn block ago this far left lane, and up in looks like they pulled off to the right looking at bumper to bum perfect conditions. >> yeah. >> very slow. >> well what a bet war toy end "eyewitness news" then with a cute animal video. >> doesn't get much cuter then this. these little gays took part in penguin awareness day at a zoo in scotland by chasing and popping bub also from a bubble making machine. they received their gift via amazon wish list set up for animals. adorable. >> penguin awareness day didn't necessity in a existed. cbs this morning is up next. >> join us each weekday morning on cbs-3 at 4:30 a.m. have a great day. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it's wednesday, january 24th, 2018. welcome to "cbs this morning." >>> a kentucky town grieves for two teenagers killed in a high school shooting that left 18 others hurt. a 15-year-old b

your we playing the 40's music >> it will get in the 40's. >> when was last time it was in the 40's inhe delaware valley. >> sue? >> i can tell you when last time was, christmas day we reached 40 degrees. >> it has not been 40's in 2018. >> not since and it hasn't happened yet -- >> ♪ when you wish upon a star ♪ >> we need big band music in the 40's. >> harry james, we have kay kieser, my mother loved him. >> glenn miller. >> yeah, that is right. moon light serenade. >> we're in trouble. >> i don't even know all this stuff, it is really sad. we have eight out of ten. that is right an eight because it will get in the 40's today. we have to get through iciness of this morning, any temperatures in the 20's so if your kid are going to school on time just make sure they are bundled up, even if they are not it is still wintertime but just not unusually cold, just regular cold, we have got some problems with fog out there this morning in lancaster, in wilmington, millville, wildwood, and place was very reduced visibility because this milder air coming in over the snow pack there, and 29 degre

s-hole.s s-hole. s-hole. alarm clock. ryan: blitzer watching his words. the country of norway is now trending on twitter as well. larry: that is not the only thing president trump was up to. he was up late tweeting, just before midnight, saying he canceled a trip to england because of barack obama. trump was scheduled to meet at the new u.s. embassy in london next month, and he said the decision to sell the old embassy for "peanuts" was a bad idea, calling out former president barack obama. in reality, that move was decided back in 2008 during the bush administration. secretary of state rex tillerson will now reportedly take trump's place at the grand opening. searches in california growing more desperate. rescue crews need to cover more they first thought. they try to find survivors buried in fast-moving mud. 17 people confirm years old. about 500 homes and businesses are destroyed. some people are questioning why authorities call for a voluntary evacuation instead of ordering people to leave. this morninges against a high school student accused of attac

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how quick to you get used to 60's and 70's. we had some 70's yesterday.live picture there and we are actual -- you can see a few breaks in the clouds. farther to the south southern maryland getting a little bit of a changeover. the cold air is catching up with that rain and it's changing it over right now down there. youan this last hour, okay, all that's kind of moving up to the north and east. as it does so, it's breaking up. drier air is coming in kind of overwhelming all of this. there's still a little patch of light snow. that really f blew up for a second up into carroll county. very light now. tweet me if you see any of that, gary at fox5 d.c. if you don't mind i would appreciate it. maybe some of you have. i just haven't looked at twitter. i've been dealing with daisies the last -- i think annie, i think the daisies -- one of the daisies actually took my clicker. i don't know where my clicker is. >> uh-oh. >> i'm having to use the space bar on the computer. we're headed for the deep freeze. we'll find it. not much they can do with that. open a cou

in maryland -- w-s-s-c is expecting a record number. crews have dealt with 406 breaks so far. fairfax water -- which handles much of northern virginia -- has seen around 160 water main breaks. d-c water says it's seen 138 breaks and leaks. on the heels of president trump's tax reform victory -- several major utility companies including pepco say they will be reducing rates to pass federal tax savings to customers. the tax cut affects only private utility companies. washington gas officials say they plan to pass on an estimated 34 million dollars in annual tax savings in the rates charged to 1.1 million customers in the district, maryland and virginia. doin evaluating the impact of the corporate tax cut. it's back to work today for the virginia and maryland general assemblies. and both have a lot on their plate. in virginia -- gun control, paid family leave, equal pay -- and passing a budget are all on the agenda. republicans now hold just a one-seat majority after a democratic wave in the november elections. in maryland -- lawmakers will try to override governor hogan's veto o

the s&p down 12.asdaq down nearly 40 points about a half percent or so of declines at the open following yesterday's selloff which saw all 11 sectors of the s&p lower. but again, we are still very nicely higher for january. by 7% or 8% or so so a small pullback relative to the gains we've seen to kick off the year >> the ten-year went above 2.7%. it's just come below that level, 2.684, the yield that we got on that at the moment asian equities sold off overnight. the nikkei off 1.4%. hong kong down 1%. up nearly 10% for the month of january. januar japan and shanghai up 2% and 4%. european trade is down, but only down 0.3%, 0.5%. that's accelerated a bit to the down side in line with u.s. futures over the course of the last half hour we did get gdp out of europe this morning, 2.6% year on year, as expected and the same as the last reading growth does continue to impress there. commodities for you, oil down nearly 1% yesterday. down nearly a percent or so again today. improved a bit down 0.6%. oil stil

for tonight, it is cold, but not as harsh, upper 20's to low 30's, and coming up we will talk much more about the warming trend, and, also, when you'll need the umbrellas, dawn, over to you. >> thank you, scott many happening now in fishtown, six homes evacuated after this massive sinkhole opens up taking out part of a sidewalk and most of the street. sinkholes already 30 feet wide but according to the fire department it could still be growing. our dave kinchen is live at the scene with more, dave? >> dawn, still a very active scene here on the 2200 block of taggart. let me step out of the way. these pictures really are inch credit recall here. see how massive this hole is with crews working on it, trying to find out exactly how this happened. even pan little bit over toward the left. you can see there is no way get to go that front door right there. because if everything taken out including the sidewalk, officials say they're very much in a discovery mode at this time. six houses have been evacuated, due to this sinkhole. the philadelphia water department says crews are working to clea

as we head in the evening wind chills drop off in the 20's. our day tomorrow chilliest day of the next several, 39 degrees with sunshine around, slightly warmer by friday, sunshine, up to 45 degrees and then meisha we're up in the 50's, feeling good, and we are looking for rain once again heading in to sunday. >> i will take rain if we bumped up to the 50's. thanks very much. we are looking at a close your here on the schuylkill from overnight construction for you schuylkill eastbound closed between vine and south street one westbound lane is also closed. head up out the door that is why you slow it down a little bit. ninety-five south at betsy ross slowly starting to build levels on i-95 and we saw it happen early yesterday just beware of. that boulevard pushing in the south bun direction looking great very busy yesterday we will see what happens today. tacony palmyra bridge scheduled to go up around 5:00 o that should go up and in southwest philadelphia an overturn tractor trailer from yesterday evening that is just still kind of lingering o

s/cong.luis gutierrez, s/john kelly, jefe de gabinete de la casa blanca s/cong. adriano espaillat, s/cong. paul ryan, s/randy serrano, @serranonews mitad de semana en la capital y aun no hay un acuerdo sobre daca. lo que si hubo en el congreso este miércoles más negociaciones y más reuniones. la primera del día fue entre el caucus hispano del congreso y el jefe de gabinete de la casa banca john kelly. s/cong. luis gutierrez, l dijo que el presidente firmar un proyecto de ley y que él está dispuesto a firmar lo que el congreso decida. pero donald trump ya rechazó el primer plan bipartidista sobre daca la semana pasada y en la reunión con kelly no se concretó un acuerdo. s/john kelly, jefe de gabinete de la casa blanca eso a pesar de que kelly dijo que tuvo buenas conversaciones con congresistas sobre el tema.. y de los detalles de dos proyectos de ley que se dieron a conocer esta semana uno en el senado y otro en la cámara baja que protegerían a los soñadores y aumentarían la seguridad fronter

s communication collection. a tortured title, but nevertheless we'll stick with the phrase abouts communication. abouts communications collection takes place at n.s.a.'s up stream collection and due to how the internet communications work allows n.s.a. to collect the communication that is may reference a section 702 target email address. despite what some of my colleagues may push in their propaganda, abouts collection does not collect names of targets just selectors. some of my colleagues also suggest that abouts communication is inherently in violation of the fourth amendment to the u.s. constitution. while the fisa court has raised concerns about abouts communications, collections in the past, n.s.a. has been able to conduct such collection with the approval of the fisa court. this type of collection is at issue today because it was the subject to a compliance incident in 2016. n.s.a. self-reported a problem to the fisa court and decided to cease abouts communication collection until a fix could be implemente

a low 40's in the lehigh valley. mid 40's in the city. upper 30's in cape may. a range of temperatures depending on where you are. satellite and radar showing over the past 12 hours some of the clouds have started to stream in but we'll see at least partly sunny skies. as we look at this radar not seeing any rain. they have a few lake effect snow showers that will not be impacting us but not seeing rain out there. the in -- next few days a dry, partly sunny skies. partly sunny skies. the high is 44. you could see more cloud cover as you go north and west of the city. i expect that to keep temperatures down a little bit in the lehigh valley. 39 in lancaster where they still have that flood watch there because of the ice jam. 44 for your high in millville. 45 on the boardwalk in a.c. and in dover, delaware. here's how we're going to get there. your hour by hour forecast, heading out at 8:00 a.m., mostly cloudy skies, 37 degrees. by 10:00 a.m., still a good amount of cloud cover and 40 but more sunshine filling in in the afternoon. at lunchtime if you're heading ou

not only in the 50's but also the 60's. the warmest since december 23. i will tell you exactly when, plus tracking a cold front. adrianna: a developing story out of the district. a man stole a cruiser and crashed into another police car. this morning in southeast. police say 38-year-old keith edwards stole the car on pennsylvania avenue. they say the led police on a chase before he crashed into a cruiser with two officers in it. they should be ok. he is charged with unauthorized use of a vehicle. right now, medical examiners are hard to figure out how a maryland man missing since last week die. last act or the body of the 65-year-old was found near bwi airport. john gonzalez has more on this. john: so many people have been talking about this story here in the area. it is a tragic mystery. we may never know exactly what happened to 6 65-year-old daniel dehaven. he was found last night in these woods across the street from the backside of bwi airport. a person walking in the area spotted the remains. for nearly two weeks, police, family, and friends conduc

and 30's.the upper 20's to low and mid 30's. then all eyes tomorrow at the linc and also on fox 29 you can catch at game right here we got you covered, really throughout the entire day. tailgating weather, temperatures in the hoe 50's, by kickoff. it's mostly cloudy mid 40's and toward the end of the game low 40's, dry and quiet early next week in particular overnight monday into tuesday, that's our next rain maker. no snow next week, we're hooking at temperature above average. about half inch, winning weekend pair of ten both a days, 53 on monday, mostly cloudy, afternoon showers and overnight into tuesday the bulk of the rain and temperatures by the middle of the next week mid 40's, 40 degrees by next friday. back over to you. >> everything on there looks good to me, scott. thank you so much. listen. there's nothing like the love philly has for its eagles, game after game, we've turned up, turned out for the birds, as any fan will tell you what you ware is almost as important. all right. well

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