fabulous town. >> caller: come on up to our parade some day. >> scranton is beautiful. underrated. >> caller: it is. >> it's not real through. go ahead. >> caller: that's right. listen my ughter has some cash and is looking for some long-term investmemts. she is thinking about bp but i'm afraid they're going to cut their dividend and the stock >> you mentioned a good thing. long.term investments and one of the things that we're seeing is a revulsion to all fuels for the long-term. so terry we are not going to suggest that a fossil fuel be part of any mix for the long-term going forward. it's no longer what we're going to do. not after all the climate change stuff i've been reading about. we're not going to recommend fossil fuels for long-term investment. it's not working out. there's so many great young technology and health care companies. that's where she should be focused. carol in california. >> caller: hey, jim. i'm retired. a couple of years ago my broker suggested i purchase plains all american. since then it's fallen more than 50%. my broker keeps suggesting tha

abu-jamar testified about his medical condition in scranton. he is severing a life sentence for killing a philadelphia police officer back in 1981. >>> new jersey governor chris christie chris has ordered flags at half staff in honor of eli mccarson. he graduated from the state police academy last february and recently got married. >>> if you're in the market for a new companion for the new year, you might want to head to the gloucester county animal shelter. 40 cats rescued from a home in pitman are ready to be adopted. 25 cats were found at the same home on friday, they need to be cleared by vets from they are cleared for their new homes. >>> company confirms it will take over the whole foods buildings on the 2000 block of pennsylvania avenue when the supermarket relocates to a large space. target plans to open two other stores, one at 12th and chestnut the other at 19th and chestnut. >>> after 7 decades a central p-a doctor is hanging up his stethoscope. the 93-year-old said he will close his practice at the end of the year. he work there si

keeps pushing eastward and there have been some flurries and sprinkles here that might make it to scranton wilkes-barre or as it's going to go. it's going to dry out. after school today we're at 52 and clouds and sun and very windy this afternoon. this all pushes through the area and this high pressure ridge takes command and starts to calm things down as we go into the weekend. but high is centered south and it slides teeswater and warm air into the -- slides eastward and warm air into the afternoon. tonight, the winds diminish and 30s in the suburbs and 40 around the five boroughs and then tomorrow we have plenty of sunshine and at 51 degrees a great start to the weekend on friday and here we go. look at weekend. saturday we are looking at 52 and sunday 56. wow. what a great day for football on sunday. you got to slide on by joe's barbecue in the parking lot there at -- at metlife stadium for the big game. jets and giants it will be perfect weather going to be really nice. >> you had me at joe's barbecue. -- like three hours take your mind off of things for a while. stuff going on. go on

last year at this time scranton had 9 inches of snow.his year just a trace, thus far and that was that system that came through that brought an inch to the the poconos and moved out just as quickly. future weather still no snow in the forecast. high pressure over the day on wednesday. notice cloud cover. not a brilliantly sunny wednesday. same story on thursday. more cloud then sun. maybe a stray shower along the coast. and that is bit. then we will clear it the out and that is when temperatures surge as this system starts to push in from the the west. so, overnight tonight we will drop to 36 degrees, partly cloudy, chilly night for tomorrow, partly sunny not as cool and today was still above average. tomorrow was warmer at five 56789 let's fast forward into sat th day looking at army navy game 3:00 p.m., what a beautiful day 61 degrees with that southwest wind and that you're witness weather seven day forecast, 58 by thursday. we will hit 60 on friday and there is our hint of spring saturday 62, sunday we are at 64 degrees. monies day t

they go back westward and northward towards the catskills region andcattered showers west of scranton and west of allentown to harrisburg. the night goes along. most of this will be past the midnight area. you'll deal with occasional rain through most o tuesday. you can see on our wide view this area of rain just starts to diminish as it gets closer and closer towards us. as you look at the bigger picture, a cold front off to the west. look at this area of rain, tennessee to new orleans. this area of rainill be sliding along that front. but the mild air will be coming up along that front as well. this is deceptive. it's a cold front, but it's not really cold behind it. just an air mass shift change going on here. we'll watch another come up from the south and west on wednesday and bring us into the warmer air. occasional rain tomorrow. 56 lunchtime. 62 tomorrow afternoon in new york city. amazing for the end of december, almost the end of december. there's the futurecast. you can see the batches of rain across the city. much of the northeast for that matter. then that front moves alon

to get lynn released on bail, as he await a new trial, he's been behind bars in a prison north of scranton. in the news room, january jan c, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> looks like another hoverboard was just too hot to handle. >> oh, my gosh. >> surprised shopping ers put our their phones when that hoverboard burst into flames at a mall outside of houston. several witnesses say the hoverboard sitting inside a box near a kiosk when it caught fire. that fire was quickly put out, but the mall was briefly evacuated because of the smoke. there have been about two dozen reports of hoverboard fires this holiday season. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news", what a messy start to your day. katie has the forecast coming up next. >> we have so much rain this morning. >> really d we actually have tallied up totals across the delaware valley, see how much we actually ended up with here. substantial, because basically all fell while people are trying to get to work in the morning. >> yes, definitely a rough, rough time out there this morning, that's for sure. thankfully you saw me out on the skydeck wi

. >> bryan scranton. >> i am harrison ford, welcome to "made in hollywood." >> "made in hollywood." >wood." >> you are watching "made in hollywood." ♪ ♪ ♪ made in hollywood >>> hard to believe but the peanuts comic strip is celebrating its 65th anniversary this year. >> and i got a the chance to sit down with charlie browner lucy, snoop is a and my writ wood stock to talk all about the move. >> i ther there is a new kid mo. >> i. >> i just hope he's never heard of me. it's not often you get the opportunity to start over with a clean slate. this time, things will be different. >> he did it! >> you have a new movie, what do you think it will do for your image? >> i am excited that this movie will give me the chance to turn things around and prove that it doesn't always go wrong for me. >> ahh! >> see. just like i planned it. ♪ ♪ [ laughter ] >> good grief. >> hi, sally. so since this is your first interview, do you have any questions for me? >> ooh, what's that? a microphone? why does your hair look so fun any what's that little blinking red light? does that mean it's recording? actuall

snow showers in the poconos dan in the higher elevations picked up about a trace of snowfall in the scrantonrea. a couple flurries pass through parts of central jersey but now all is quiet and clear. temperatures are chilly. 35 degrees in philadelphia. we're at 34 in atlantic city. down into the 20's in the poconos and in lancaster as well and neighborhood network showing us temperatures right around freezing dipping below in fort washington's case, 31 degrees right now at freezing in doylestown, 34 degrees right now in delran. we had the blustery conditions today so we had the cold air and then the winds on top of that really gusting and wind speeds still elevated at this late hour around 14 miles per hour in philadelphia, 16 miles per hour in wildwood and that is impacting that wind chill temperature right now. feeling like middle web in philly, teens in the poconos, feeling like 20's down the shore. overnight it will be a told one for us. 28 degrees. would be the first time we've dropped into the 20's in philadelphia all season long but our average low temperature for today is 29 degrees.

coming up on "action news," why students in scranton will be heading to school today even though he most on the holiday break. >> why does a 500-pound seal try to cross the road? wildlife officials in california share their thoughts on what happened yesterday. david. >> rain this morning, drying this afternoon a lot milder later with a high of 62 blasting past the average high of 41. only 10 off the record of 72. if you're down in dover you might just hit 70 today. we'll have your future tracker call showing you the departure of today's rain and what's ahead for the rest of the accuweather 7-day including the holiday. that's coming up. >> ♪ >> police in northern california spent the overnight trying to keep a seal in the water. the marine mammal weighing some 500 pounds left the san francisco bay yesterday and wobbled onto a road twice. wildlife officials believe the mammal is pregnant and may have gotten lost by swimming up the wrong waterway. >> wow. >> keep him in the water what they're doing. >> you're talk about the weather and there have been some changes. >> yeah, wet start this m

. >> monsignor lynn is in a prison in scranton. he has served two years of his three to six year term. >>> an apparent murder/suicide is under investigation in mount penn, berks county. two bodies were discover in the home on the 100 block of perkiomen avenue this afternoon. the berks county district attorney's office has not released names or ages but describe the victims as in a relationship. >>> philadelphia police tonight want to help you track down two jacking suspects. they need your help. take a look at this surveillance video. earlier on christmas eve two suspects beat up a man at a convenient store on kensington avenue and then stole his car, his buick. the victim was taken to temple episcopal hospital where he was treated, for his injuries. >>> police also, want your help to find two men who robbed a tioga grocery store, it happened wednesday, just after 9:00 o'clock. two masked men storm in the el guyo grocery store 10900 block of tioga street. they had handguns and forced customers to the florida before escaping with ca

the hearing is scheduled for december 18th in scranton. >>> this is also now. a chicken pox outbreak has the philadelphia federal detention center on lockdown this morning. let's head on over to "action news" reporter katherine scott. she's live outside the prison. katherine we've heard that this is laying a high profile court hearing this morning. >> reporter: thwart, tam an outbreak of chicken pox here at the federal detention center prompted a judge in delaware to cancel today's hearing for a secret service officer accused of sexting a delaware teenager. you can actually see that here at the front door of the facility there's a sign post they had tells people that all visits have been suspended at the facility at seventh and arch. a prosecutor said law told that all inmates have been quarantined. there's also a recorded message if you call the main number. according to the alerts the inmates are aware of the situation. that secret service officer lee robert moore had a detention hearing excelled for today. he was caught in an undercover online sex sting by d

lynn whose currently behind bars near strand scranton may soon be a free man.fter a panel of superior court judges ordered a new trial. >> his life was cut short. this doesn't to happen. >> he says his sean son was a proud catholic growing up. sean later died from a drug overdose but his family blames years of 11 sexual abuse by another philadelphia priest for what ultimately happened to him. they sought down with our pat chiarocchi in september. >> it's not their fault that they were rape at 11, 12, 13, nine, 16, it's not their fault that they now have drug issues. >> reporter: the priests that was accused of of sexually abusing him was under the supervision of monsignor lynn. >> what was worse than the rape, the be trail. something i was brought to believe since i was little kid. it was all lie. >> charges were later dropped against the priest when he died. that priest is now a free man. philadelphia attorney tom klein represents the family and told "eyewitness news" they were devastated to learn monsignor license may become a free man. >> sean was a wonderfu

lynn, hoist currently behind bars near scranton, may soon be a freeman, after after a panel of superior court judges ordered a new trial. >> his life was cut short. it didn't have to happen. >> reporter: mike mcilmail said his son sean was a proud catholic growing up. sean later died from a drug overdose but his family blames years of allege sexual abuse by another philadelphia priest for what ultimately happened to mcilmail. they sat down exclusively with our pat ciarrocchi in september. >> it is not their fault that they were raped at 11, 12, 13, nine, 16, it is not their fault that they now have have drug issues. >> reporter: the the priest now that was accused of sexually abusing mcilmail was under the supervision of monsignor william lynn. >> it was betrayal, something he was brought to believe since i was a little kid, it was all a lie. >> reporter: charges were later dropped against the priest when mcilmail died, that priest is now a freeman. philadelphia attorney tom kline representing the mcilmail family and told "eyewitness news" they were devastate todd learn monsignor willia

. >> ukee tonight mon zero your is in north pennsylvania little bit north of scranton behind bars but he's well aware of what's going on here in philadelphia at the legal battle that is brewing. i spoke to his attorneys to night exclusively and he tells me that his client is a scapegoat who deserves to be free. >> he is absolutely a wonderful man. he is a -- he's a priest who all he ever wanted to do was minister to his parish. >> reporter: attorney tom bergstrom says his client monsignor william lynn should walk free and continue to serve the catholic church. lynn was accused and convicted of knowingly allowing sexual predator priests to have contact with philadelphia children. >> sort of hard with these brushes that aren't accurate. it's very frustrating for him. >> reporter: superior court overturned lynn's conviction last week paving the way for new trial. it's the second time lynn's conviction was overturn. philadelphia district attorney seth williams announced monday he wants those superior court judges to rethink their decisi decision. >> we will continue to fight to keep monsi

. >> monsignor lynn is in prison in scranton. he has served two years of his three to six year term. >>> happening today, woman accused of driving in the crowd in las vegas is scheduled to a appear before a judge. charges against le keisha holloway whose murder and hit and run. the crash killed one person and injured 35 others. five delaware valley university wrestlers and their coach suffered minor injuries. >>> a medic is in that many could have prevented deadly amtrak derailment in philadelphia is now fully operation allah long amtrak's northeast corridor. the experts say positive train control, could have prevented the derailment on may 12th that killed eight people and injured more than 200. a simulator at amtrak's training headquarters in wilmington shows how safety system works. sensors, monitors, the train speed, if it is going too fast, system automatically applies the brakes. >> for example if my bridge is only good for 90 miles an hour we will enforce a speed limit on that bridge, or a curve, or restrictions, no matter

reece is the former police chief of the small town near scranton.e is the head of kane's security detail and lows confidant g mows philadelphia police your help catching two grinches caught on camera stealing holiday cheer around the city. in fairmount police say a thief stole a wreath from home on the 2400 block of aspen street sunday and five nights earlier in queen village police say another thief entered an unlocked vehicle and stole two watches worth $4,000. if you recognize the suspects, you are asked to contact the police. >>> even though it's december, no need to break out that heavy winter coat. in fact later this week you might not even need a jacket. meteorologist kate bilo keeping an eye on near record warmth that's moving into our row john kate this is can i unbelievable. >> this is up believe for the time of year jessica. we thought last weekend was great with temperatures in the 50s and lots of sunshine. our average high 47. we are nowhere near that. right through the weekend tomorrow is above average by the weekend we're talking some

easies a former police chief of the small town near scranton. he is head of the kane's security detail and a close confident. >>> officers at philadelphia international airport have received nearly 10-pound of cocaine that was swindled on to i flight from jamaica. u.s. customs and border protection found it in the cargo hold of the aircraft on saturday. they found them in two backpacks concealed behind an access panel. the cocaine has a street value of $600,000. >>> every day, and generally we don't come up with much at all. it is rare occasion like sat the day where we encountered 20 pounds of cocaine that gives our guys a pat on the back that work you do every day is being noticed and you've gotten good results out of it. >> officers made no arrests because they cannot konecny of the passengers to those backpacks. >>> well, big changes at a northeast philadelphia high school, plaque by a series of violent incidents, that school district has decided to remove george washington principal, gene jones, after a two and a half years. officials say t

. >> reporter: dan main nel low is visiting philly from scranton staying at this very hotel and says of one is staying very quiet about what happened here inside one much the rooms. >> we came into the hotel. got here. all these news cameras. obviously something and the lady at the front desk acted like she didn't know anything. >> sources close to the investigation say the victim at a prominent psychiatrist who's offices are near 14th and wall net. the 75 year old victim was found with a belt around his neck on the fifth floor of the hotel sometime near 12:00 this afternoon. at first police thought this was case of someone accidentally strangles him or herself during a sex act. but police quickly rule it a homicide calling detectives in around 3:00 p.m. sources say the motive may be robbery. >> i would say it's not necessarily all that surprising. crazy things happen everywhere. >> reporter: in this case the crazy thing is murder and for david fine man who work at the adjoining restaurant such crime is often not seen here. >> it's surprising in this neighborhood for sure. >> reporte

. >> monsignor lynn is in a prison in scranton, he has served about two years of his three to six-year term. >>> a texas teenager who avoided jail time for murder because of an after flu end is a defense is being detained in port a val adder a this morning. eat and couch disappeared after attorneys found he violated the terms of his probation. couch was 16 years old and driving under the influence when he struck and killed three people in a texas road in 2013. at trial, couch's lawyers argued that the teen suffered from quote after flu end is a, because he was coddled by his wealthy parent. >> tensions are high in cleveland after a grand jury declined to indict two officers in the fatal shooting of tamire rice. among them, rookie officer timothy low man, who shot the 12 year old last year, less than 22nd after arriving at the park where the boy was playing with a pellet gun. prosecutors say lowman was justified in his actions because he believed rice was a threat. >> much more to come here on "eyewitness news", uber and the naacp team to up recruit thousands of drivers in new jersey, w

day in the scranton lace mills.lly hard, and he did it to support his family, but also because he wanted his three sons to have a better life . they did. they all went to college. then, my dad graduated in the middle of the depression, heard there was a job in chicago, got there, got the job, became a salesman, went into the navy, came out, and started a small business. he always believed that his hard work would be rewarded and his freedom, guaranteed. my mom had a very different life. she was rejected and abandoned from her parents, had to live with grandparents who did not want her. then, by the age of 14 was id.king as a housema i did not know any of this until i was older. i was shocked. it was really different from the solid life that she gave me. i asked her, how did you do it? she said, along the way, people were kind to me. not my family, but a teacher, even the woman whose house i worked in. she too always believed in that promise of our country. now, i have this amazing going to doand i'm everything i can

. >> ukee tonight mon zero your is in north pennsylvania little bit north of scranton behind bars bute's well aware of what's going on here in philadelphia at the legal battle that is brewing. i spoke to his attorneys to night exclusively and he tells me that his client is a scapegoat who deserves to be free. >> he is absolutely a wonderful man. he is a -- he's a priest who all he ever wanted to do was minister to his parish. >> reporter: attorney tom bergstrom says his client monsignor william lynn should walk free and continue to serve the catholic church. lynn was accused and convicted of knowingly allowing sexual predator priests to have contact with philadelphia children. >> sort of hard with these brushes that aren't accurate. it's very frustrating for him. >> reporter: superior court overturned lynn's conviction last week paving the way for new trial. it's the second time lynn's conviction was overturn. philadelphia district attorney seth williams announced monday he wants those superior court judges to rethink their decisi decision. >> we will continue to fight to keep monsign

he's been behind bars in a prison just north of scranton. >> following this case, has so many people's attention. i know you'll stay on top of it for us, jan, thank you. 5:39. president obama getting ready to enter his final year in office. and he ' jest turned an honor that he's received every year since he's been in the white house. the president was named the most admired man, according to a new gallop pole. it is his eighth consecutive year on top of that list. after the president, pope francis, and donald trump, they're tide for sicked. another hopeful, another presidential hopeful, bernie sanders, finished in third place. on the woman's side democratic frontrunner hillary clinton finished on top for the 14th straight year, and 20th time overall. human right activist malala yousafzai, tide for third. digital freeway sign in corona california was not giving drivers directions. instead, it was pumping for donald trump. apparently the computer box attached to the freeway sign was broken into christmas night and hacked. >> no one knows who did it. there aren't any witnesses. we don't

. >> reporter: dan main nel low is visiting philly from scranton staying at this very hotel and says of one is staying very quiet about what happened here inside one much the rooms. >> we came into the hotel. got here. all these news cameras. obviously something and the lady at the front desk acted like she didn't know anything. >> sources close to the investigation say the victim at a prominent psychiatrist who's offices are near 14th and wall net. the 75 year old victim was found with a belt around his neck on the fifth floor of the hotel sometime near 12:00 this afternoon. at first police thought this was case of someone accidentally strangles him or herself during a sex act. but police quickly rule it a homicide calling detectives in around 3:00 p.m. sources say the motive may be robbery. >> i would say it's not necessarily all that surprising. crazy things happen everywhere. >> reporter: in this case the crazy thing is murder and for david fine man who work at the adjoining restaurant such a crime is often not seen here. >> it's surprising in this neighborhood for sure. >> repor

lynn whose currently behind bars near strand scranton may soon be a free man. after a panel of superior court judges ordered a new trial. >> his life was cut short. this doesn't to happen. >> he says his sean son was a proud catholic growing up. sean later died from a drug overdose but his family blames years of 11 sexual abuse by another philadelphia priest for what ultimately happened to him. they sought down with our pat chiarocchi in september. >> it's not their fault that they were rape at 11, 12, 13, nine, 16, it's not their fault that they now have drug issues. >> reporter: the priests that was accused of of sexually abusing him was under the supervision of monsignor lynn. >> what was worse than the rape, the be trail. something i was brought to believe since i wasittle kid. it was all lie. >> charges were later dropped against the priest when he died. that priest is now a free man. philadelphia attorney tom klein represents the family and told "eyewitness news" they were devastated to learn monsignor license may become a free man. >> sean was a wonderfu

he testified by video in a court in scranton today. he has hepatitis c and other health problems. he claims he suffered painful itching and swelling from a rash that covered his body. he told the judge about an episode in which he fell unconscious and went into die bethic shock. he spent nearly 30 years on death row for the 1981 death of philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner. the sentence was overturned. he's now spending life in prison. >> starting today, marijuana is officially decriminalized in the state. that means if you're caught with an ounce or less, you'll be punished by a fine of $100 instead of a hefty fine or possible jail time. the crime is considered a civil offense instead of a criminal one. >> there may be an end in sight to the budget stalemate. the governor's office says it has the support needed to pass legislation in the house. a vote is planned saturday. details of the detail are not being made public. if it passes a vote on the main spending bill will come next. it's been six months since the state had a budget. social service agencies and schools have

scranton, nelson rockefeller and george romney all tried to stop goal whether who is now in conventions and , as establishment candidates themselves and they failed. when mittow, i think romney was leading, in all of the polls, and they said no, no, we want to go with someone else. -- if donald trump wants to win, if he has ted cruz as his running mate, i think that breaks the maverick dynamic. the primary election in 1964 is a great analogy. the one thing i would caution is that goldwater one very few primaries. he was a write-in candidate in new hampshire. he lost to oregon. he won in california but that is a time when divorce was popular. secondson rockefeller's wife happen to give birth to his second child in the primary. and that pushed goldwater over the top. i think we have a very fluid situation in the republican party. ted cruzpoint, the non- and non-donald trump candidates will start to drop out. marco rubio or chris christie if bush can come back. and then you will see an interesting three-person race. and that will break down along ideological lines. is henry olsen. he is a

day in the scranton lace mills.lly hard, and he did it to support his family, but he also did it because he wanted his three sons to have a better life. and they did. they all went to college. and then my dad graduated in the middle of the depression, heard there was a job in chicago, hopped a freight train, got there, got the job, became a salesman, went into the navy, came out, started a small business. always believed that his hard work would be rewarded, and his freedom would be guaranteed. my mom had a very different life. you know, she was rejected and abandoned by her parents, sent to live with grandparents who didn't want her, and then by the anal of 14 was working as a house maid. i didn't know any of this until i was older, and i was pretty shocked, because it was so different from the really solid life that she gave me. and i asked her, how did you do it? she said, you know, along the way people were kind to me. not my family, but a teacher, even the woman whose house i worked in. and she, too, always bel

scranton, albany, hartford, boston, burlington and portland. this will be pushing up into the north. we're basically in new england looking at about 6 to 12 inches of snow or more, but even more important underneath that we're going to be looking at some ice. we're looking at maybe anywhere from a tenth to an inch to quarter of an inch to half han inch of ice and that's a big problem as far as the trees, >> that's your latest weather. still ahead,nality mo gets a chance to sit down with the long reading. she knew you were come. to the woman in the mid-90's showstopper... you're right. it's time to set this bird free. hot blooded, check it and see... got a fever of 103... feelin' hungry? how 'bout a donut? i'm hot blooded..i'm hot blooded! whether it's 30-years old or 30-days old, carmax will appraise it in as little as 30 minutes. and then your only concern will be how to spend the cash. rad. icap test caption ...returning to upstream... [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] for tim and richard smucker, giving a gift of their family's delicious jam a

scranton, albany, hartford, boston, burlington and portland. this will be pushing up into the north. we're basically in new england looking at about 6 to 12 inches of snow or more, but even more important underneath that we're going to be looking at some ice. we're looking at maybe anywhere from a tenth to an inch to quarter of an inch to half han inch of ice and that's a big problem as far as the trees, power lines and road travel. road travel. road travel. road travel. road greenville, spartanburg, anderson will be foggy early, showers likely this morning, high of 69. southwest breezes 10 -18. the mountains will be foggy early, showers before noon, high of 66. southwest breezes at 5-9. heavier rain expected overnight through wednesday, another to >> that's your latest weather. still ahead,nality mo gets a chance to sit down with the long island medium for a private reading. she knew you were come. you wouldn't believe w to the woman in the mid-90's showstopper... hot blooded, check it and see... got a fever of 103... feelin' hungry? how 'bout

they are lining up scranton s. so this is that last line of showers is what i am thinking. you can see the patches of light rain around the lower hudson valley, new and the bulk of the berg area of rain that has moved ton the east. so all right. here are the highs for the day. again middle 60's. 68 bellmawr. 63 sussex to poughkeepsie. about 60 across long line. we're finding those temperatures now in the lower 60's. around 62 in the city. identifying readings that are holding in toward the upper 50's or so on long in there. the temperature gain is still 7 to as much as 16 in parts of the gr 2 hor ago. all right. wind continues out of the sought. the front back to the west here. when the front passes the winds shift to the west and tomorrow, that wind will be gusty at times. 15 to 25 percent and occasional gust about 30 miles per hour azelaic at temperatures in the northeast. again, basically 60 or great greater. albany down to philly. 47 in deroit. where the front is. see a little better here. that system moves along. there is a live showers end. that is marking the cold fr

some of the shower activity that will be coming in as we watch it now lining up from binghamton to scranton to baltimore, thunder may be in this as well. we could have a couple of thunderstorms as the night goes along. we have areas of fog to deal with, along the coast and across long island. let's look at the highs for the day. 50s towards bridgeport. 60 or greater poughkeepsie down to the city. 66 as you got towards belmar. and 68 in allentown. right now the temps around 60 in town. same thing at dutchess county. 55 monticello. 61 at the shore. upper 50s holding on to long island into southern sections of connecticut. the wind out of the south not that busy. it will get gusty tomorrow in the wake of the cold front coming through. take a look at fox 5 sky guardian 3-d. a good line of rain. this is what we'll deal with during the latter part of tonight into the first part of tomorrow morning. we'll have a good clearing coming in around the day break area moving along quickly. the bigger picture will show the clearing line coming in as we head to the west. that area of southerly wind will be

northern portion of new york and scranton with the wintry mix and sleet. get up into new england and we're talking about .50 to .75 inch of ice. some of the pockets on the highways will be iced over at least the first couple hours of the morning. rough go around boston. by the afternoon, all rain in the region. we bring the cloud cover as well. it is a quick moving feature. certainly travel delays expected for the first several hours. the snow expectations. boston, less than 1 inch. concord and bangor, up to 8 inches and 12 inches in some locations. look at temperatures. you think it is cold. it feels that way. in d.c., it gets up to 23. and 39 is normal in new york. we make it up to 31 in boston with the morning snowshowers and schleid sleet. and the next story is flooding. by nature of the volume of water moving downstream, you get rainfall up stream and it takes weeks for the water to get downstream. that is the number of river gauges reporting flooding across the region of the midwest for the past several days. that remains in place. when you take a lo

another example, a freshman at temple, she's from hazelton, pennsylvania, near my hometown of scranton. she didn't have enough money, amber didn't have enough money to pay her tuition bill even for this year. her mother wasn't able to co-sign her loans and she was -- i should say she was able to get a perkens loan in the amount of $-- perkins loan in the a. $35,00amountof $5,000 with the f temple. she said -- and i quote -- "without the perkens loan perkin program, i would not have been able to h to enroll in school. i'm not sure what i'll do next year. i'm in kind of a predicament." for some, that might be an understatement. so with now this bipartisan agreement, neither abigail or amber will have to worry. they can focus their attention on the end of the semester, their exams and whatever else here able to focus instead of whether they'll be able to afford to return to campus for their sophomore years. so we have, even with this compromise, lots of work to do, more work to do to come together on the reauthorization of the higher education act. but this is a good moment for the senate

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in northeast, pa, the the pocono region, scranton wilkes barre you may pick up a snow shower or two overnight and tomorrow morning. otherwise, we are feeling the chill. you saw victoria with her sparkling air muffs. 45 degrees in philadelphia 40 in reading. thirty-eight in lancaster. 43 degrees in millville. we were in the 50's at midnight and temperatures steadily dropping throughout the day. wind right now sustain, still over 15 miles an hour with gusts over 20. that wind is making it feel colder then thermometer indicates, feels like 20's and 30's. tomorrow's high 42 degrees. this will be the the first below average day we had since november 24th. it has been above average or at average since then and it will be the coldest high temperature since march 28th last spring. it hasn't been this cold in quite sometime and blustery with that west win. high pressure overhead on sunday in the the quite as bad and then on monday we will get warm sector of this advancing storm, but highs back in the 50's as we tap in the more south flow. heading through overnight hours, patchy cloud, cold, breezy at

lynn, hoist behind bars near scranton may soon be a freeman, after a panel of superior court judges ordered new trial. >> his life was cut short and it didn't have to happen. >> reporter: mike mcilmail said his son shawn was a proud catholic growing up. a sean died from a drug overdose but his family blames years of sexual abuse by another philadelphia priest for what ultimately happened to mcilmail. they sat down exclusively with our pat ciarrocchi in september. >> it the is not their fault that that they were raped at 11, 12, 13, nine, 16 it is not their fault that they have drug issues. the. >> reporter: the priest accused was under the supervision of monsignor william lynn. >> what was worse than rape was the betrayal, something that was brought to believe since i was a little will kid was all a lie. >> reporter: but charges were later dropped against the the priest when mcilmail died, that priest is now a freeman. philadelphia attorney tom kline represents the mcilmail family and told "eyewitness news" that he were devastate todd learn monsignor lynn may become a freeman. >> sean mcilm

jamal will appear in court december 18th in scranton. top stories, mike and alex being back to you. >> philadelphia police department teams up with verizon to help victims of domestic violence. >> the fraternal order of police and the police department have once again joined with women against abuse. and verizon to provide cell phones for victims. at a press conference later this morning, they will announce donations, collected to be -- donations collected to be given to the victim. will allow them to make free calls to 911 as needed. >> you know that some people are so annoyed by the new chip enabled credit cards, you know, you have that new credit card with the little chip on the front of it, they don't know how to use it apparently. >> and they've been trying to avoid using them. the payment industry research firm found that 13% of young consumers are avoiding stores that dip the chip. now, dip readers are reportedly confusing shoppers. the machines, you dip it in, which is slowing down lines during the holiday shopping season. stores

then another batch is coming in from the west over scranton and extending southward. a couple of showers off farther to the south. we'll look at that on the big picture. we're up now a degree or two in places from an hour ago. 54 in the city. 54 at newark. 55 at belmar. and islip, 50 coming from poughkeepsie. 57 at montauk. the current temperatures are the highs now for the day. 50 at bridgeport. same at poughkeepsie. we're back to 55 at the shore. 46 monticello. we've been seeing that easterly wind most of the day, 5, 10 miles an hour. as the front passes, the wind will shift to the west later tonight and get gusty and be breezy as we head into tomorrow with wind gusts approaching 30, 35 miles an hour. here is a look at fox 5 sky guardian 3-d. you can watch that batch of rain earlier. that's up in connecticut. the wide view will show you we have more showery weather into eastern pennsylvania. this area may fill in a bit, but you can see the worst is over. i think we'll be okay for a lot of the evening. if you're planning to go to the tree lighting ceremony at rockefe

faulkner, and he was sentenced later and overturned, jamal will appear in court december 18th, in scrantonhey do, the homeless in our area who will suffer the most. >> group of volume un nears lower bucks county coming to the rescue. advocates for homeless and those in need a group now busy for those preparing for frigid temperatures, part of the lutheran church in levittown into shelter for the homeless men and women of bucks county. when thermometers drop below 26 degrees outside, this designated december shelter will offer could the, clothing, hot meals for those with real now where else to go. those out in the cold can catch shuttle road to the church to six designated stops in bucks count. >> i love and let them know we care about them. that's the first step. some of the folks don't have any family left or friends, they have burned all of their bridges. >> those out in the cold can catch that ride as we said. and part of year around effort to help get the homeless back on their feet. >> sarah pay land, how about this? >> say good-bye to 2015. she has had horrible year including a toug

the hearing is scheduled for december 18th in scranton. >> 6:36 is the time.wd at the wells fargo center said goodbye to kobe bryant and also witnessed the sixers first win of the season. fans gave the lakers star and lower merion grad a standing ovation last night. dr. j the sixers legend gave the future half famer a homecoming gift presenting bryant his framed high school jersey. bryant spoke with espn steven a. smith after the game about his decision to retire. >> i'm at peace honestly. i feel great about it and i just feel like going out there and playing as hard as i can and -- for the games that we have left. >> robin roberts sat down with kobe for an exclusive one-on-one here in philadelphia. you can see it on "good morning america" at 7:00 a.m. >> time now to talk about accuweather and the stormy weather we're dealing with. >> yeah, another miserable start to the day. right now not a lot of rain just misty and fog. storm tracker6 live double scan and we see just a couple of showers near trenton but a lot of mist out there. let's go outside. the fog is

you can see on our triple scan some heavier rain highlighted in yellow/orange, some reds, through scrantonlehigh valley the poconos and down toward baltimore and washington. this is slowly going to move into the region few rounds of rain. heavy at times this evening. you'll have to dodge the drops because this will go on until about 11:00 o'clock tonight. not expecting a lot of rain. but with that dramatic change in temperature we could hear a few rumbles of thunder right now the temperature 68. the high today i mentioned 70. last year on this date, 47 degrees. which actually would be a few degrees above normal for this time of year. the eastern seaboard mild, mainly in the 60s you can see the colder air to the west. that will be moving in. but look to the deep south. 68 in philadelphia. 69 in columbia, south carolina. it is warmer in philadelphia right now than it is in atlanta georgia sitting at 64. but the cold air is over the northern plains. business mark 25. international falls twenty three 26. minneapolis 35. that eventually will move into the delaware valley. so cold enough for sno

lynn released on bail, as he await his new trial, he's been behind bars in prison just north of scrantonll follow it. >> 6:36. police in chester are investigating a deadly shooting that happened on the 1400 block of culhane street. victim found lying dead in the doorway of a home shortly after 11:30 last night. police are still trying to figure out what sparked that shooting. >> water crews will be back in the elmwood section of philadelphia this morning to fix a broken water main. part of elmwood avenue caved in last night, when the eight-inch water main broke. about 50 homes in the area won't have water until the main is repaired. >> well, looks like another hoverboard was just too hot to handle. >> oh, my gosh. >> surprised somers pulled out their phones when that hoverboard burst into flames yesterday at a mall outside houston. several witnesses say the hoverboard was sitting inside a box near a key owes being it caught fire. the fire was quickly put out as you can see. but the mall was briefly evaculated because that far smoke. there had been about two dozen report of hoverboard fir

scranton, albany, hartford, boston, burlington and portland.north. we're basically in new england looking at about 6 to 12 inches of snow or more, but even more important underneath that we're going to be looking at some ice. we're looking at maybe anywhere from a tenth to an inch to quarter of an inch to half han inch of ice and that's a big problem as far as the trees, power lines and road >>> temperatures are slowly warming up in the bay area, with all of the sunshine, but it's still very chilly out. and it's now 42 degrees in san francisco. the east bay 41 degrees. in the upper 30s in the peninsula and the south bay, mid 30s for the north bay. we're looking at mid 50s all across the bay area today with mostly sunny skies and a light wind in. the east bay, 52 degrees. 54 in san francisco and the peninsula, and not much of a difference in the south bay. freeze temperatures again tonight. that's your latest weather. still ahead,nality mo gets a chance to sit down with the long island medium for a private reading. she knew you were come. you wo