. >> billy was a graduate of university of the scranton and loved by all. >> he was the a people person. he was a good friend. a loyal friend. >> for sue, writing the letters of a form of grieving, now 15 years later, kelly family and sue are in a better place. >> i swoo swoon for love letter. >> there is no way to see them, she did not want to share them, she thought, i hope thigh these letter are not all over the internet, kelly started annual golf outing that benefits a scholarship to university of scranton in billy's memory, sue is now married with a toddler. she goes to the golf outing every year with her husband. >> this is the best. and this is the celebration of billy's life. >> christmas is over. new year's is not here yet, the week in between the 2 is seen as dead time. vacation time, go with your family, here at chasing news we're putting together great shows between periods of christmas, new years into 2017. chasing news, see you tomorrow. >> have a story we should know about? help us chase it down by loggin! bart: wha...! (homer grunts) d'oh! d'oh! (tires screeching) ♪ i do

next to me another son of scranton. the grandson of ireland. sitting in this chamber are many grandchildren of ireland. and a syracuse university graduate. how many others in the room can say that? but more importantly than any of those, one of the most dedicated public servants, one of the most successful public servants i've ever had the pleasure to serve with during my time in washington. everyone knows joe's proud of his ancestry. his ancestors came from ireland, as many millions have. he's deeply proud of being an irish american. like so many others from the emerald isle, our vice president inherited the gift of gab. and thank god for that, because he's used his booming voice to speak out on so many issues. we only have a little time today. i know my colleagues are eager to speak. so i'll just focus on a couple of the, one of the issues that senator biden then led the charge on and changed america. i worked with him on the assault weapons ban and the brady law when he was a senator and i was congressman and we were

next to me another son of scranton.reland. sitting in this chamber are many grandchildren of ireland. and a syracuse university graduate. how many others in the room can say that? but more importantly than any of those, one of the most dedicated public servants, one of the most successful public servants i've ever had the pleasure to serve with during my time in washington. everyone knows joe's proud of his ancestry. his ancestors came from ireland, as many millions have. he's deeply proud of being an irish american. like so many others from the emerald isle, our vice president inherited the gift of gab. and thank god for that, because he's used his booming voice to speak out on so many issues. we only have a little time today. i know my colleagues are eager to speak. so i'll just focus on a couple of the, one of the issues that senator biden then led the charge on and changed america. i worked with him on the assault weapons ban and the brady law when he was a senator and i was congressman and we were each head of the

you and president obama won a county, home of scranton, by almost 30 points. hillary clinton almost -- she barely won it, three or four points. >> look, again, it was -- so easy to go back and monday morning quarterback. >> i'm talking about quarterbacking during the game. >> well, during the game we believe that one of the reasons the president acknowledged he'd pick me was because of, hopefully, i'm trusted or have some connection with those nablds. but i don't think there's nearly -- like, one leading democrat said, for every vote biden is going to go out and get a vote, i'll get two educated women to vote democrat. there's a sort of sense that's grown up in the democratic party that somehow these folks are -- these are good people, man. these aren't racists, these aren't sexists. >> what do you tell your former colleagues in the senate, democrats, when they look at what donald trump is doing in terms of threatening tariffs if you move your company overseas, dealing with carrier and whether it's through tax credits or threats of defense contracts that might

and lacawana county to talk about a son of scranton. and i know this is a pretty big day for delaware. delaware's number-one citizen, and on this historic day for delaware, but i have to say i'm so grateful to be able to say on behalf of the people of scranton and lacawana county in northeastern pennsylvania how proud we are today to be able to pay tribute to vice president joe biden. there is so much to say about that history, so much to say about what it means to be able to stand on the floor and talk about his -- his record, his life, his achievements, but mostly to talk about who he is. when i consider what he has contributed to our country, to his state and to the world, it's difficult to encapsulate. i tried to -- to jot down a few notes to remind myself of how best to encapsulate that life. i decided to start with the word integrity. it may be a word that we take for granted, but a word that has to be part of the life of a public official. i would say in the case of joe biden, he he has the kind of integrity that is uncommon, unc

the scranton native is reportedly coming to the university of pennsylvania next month. biden has hinted he is in search for a university to house his staff and to to his post governmental work. university isn't commenting on biden's new gig but his picture is front and center on the board of trustees page on penn's web site. >> i think he is a great person, very inspirational, and very cool to see him on campus. >> nice guy, definite the liz a fan. >> it is great honor and so excited to have him so close and use him as a resource. >> biden lost his son beau biden a u penn graduate to brain cancer last year and plans to continue his efforts to eradicate the disease. biden's last day on the job is january 20th. >>> last night the vice-president stopped by a flyers game, the team tweeted this picture saying thanks for joining us tonight joe biden, this coneys on us. he may have been good luck too , flyers beat the capitols three-two. >>> meanwhile one local educator is moving on with his career, today is last day on the job for chester upland school district superintendent

you have to go up to wilks-berre /scranton area to get snow showers. in and around the philadelphia area it's rain, temperatures in the 30s and hoes, we're seeing -- 40s this morning, we're seeing

son of scranton. and she got clobbered with white working-class voters.aid you might be the only democrat elected to the senate that won white men. why do you think she did so poorly with white working-class voters? >> first of all, i don't think as a party we spent -- look, i am really proud of what the president and i were able to do in the economy. if you notice, the last two years in the president's state of the union there has been a shift in the focus now that we got the car out of the ditch and on the road and running and focusing on the inequities that still exist for working class and lower class people left behind. that wasn't the central part of the campaign moving forward in my view. i said at the convention when i introduced hillary and praised her, i said we don't show enough respect to that group that has in fact been left behind. these are people who had good, decent jobs. my dad used to have an expression, for real. he would say, remember, joe, a job is about a lot more than a paycheck. it's about your dignity. it's about his respect. >>

from the conservative review, democratic strategist and market watcher david scranton with us. don't know what he is going to say, what do you say today on the economy? he could talk about a company or a plan on taxes, could be basically everything. who gets credit? and a lot of people, the optimism moving forward that drove the stock market. >> it is a bit laughable but he does get credit. let's look at something like a 14% surge in the stock market after herbert hoover was elected president in 1928 guess what followed that, the great depression. i am not going to hold on to this surge. connell: not comparable to economic circumstances that something like that will happen again. >> when it comes to credit, the economy when you look at it from the day obama walked into the office in 2009 it is much better. in the new york times if you invested in a low-cost stock index fund on january 20, 2009, you would have tripled your money, unsurpassed growth under any other presidency. the media has been loath to give president obama credit and donald trump understands that, he wants to g

say that ever since he had to move from scranton where there was no work and leave us with our grand pop. it was no hardship. we had a great family. everything was fine. i remember when he told me he was going down, that it was only 157 miles away and that he would try to come home most weekends and when he got set he would bring us down. he really believed that it would be ok. there was a basic organ back them. , that if youagreed contribute to the well-being of the enterprise in which you were, you got to share in the profits. that does not happen now. for a whole range of reasons. some of them in tended, some unintended, a whole range of reasons. i know i got in trouble at the convention when i spoke and i talked about why i thought hillary would make such a great president but i did say that we were not paying enough attention to these people. we are not showing enough respect to these people. not anzation is unalloyed asset to everyone as much as those of us in washington think. and quite frankly, even those with middle-class backgrounds, is not elite in america the social elite

. >> dickerson: from scranton, p.a. what is schumer's life going forward? >> to align with donald trump on stuff like infrastructure he might agree with and which by the way has the subsidiary effect of dividing republicans i think he likes that but clearly the leader of the opposition. democrats are divided and need to decide who they are and develop a new generation of leaders but their clear leader at this point is schuck schumer with the only -- chuck schumer with the only piece of leverage and that's the senate filibuster. >> dickerson: susan page, ron brow brownstein. thank you. we'll be right back. yeah. ♪ everybody two seconds! ♪ "dear sebastian, after careful consideration of your application, it is with great pleasure that we offer our congratulations on your acceptance..." through the tuition assistance program, every day mcdonald's helps more people go to college. it's part of our commitment to being america's best first job. ♪ knowing where you stand. it's never been easier. except when it comes to your retirement plan. but at fidelity, we're m

the 18 to 19 year old friends from the scranton area died on tuesday, and police say they were hit from behind by tractor-trailer on interstate 380, the live video, which is no longer on line, apparently showed the impact from inside the teen's car. the cause of the crash, remains under investigation. >>> two accident on new jersey highway caused major delays for early morning commuters. chopper three over 295 north near route 30 in barrington, camden county, police responding to both accidents near the haddon heights exit. eight total cars were involved in both of those collisions, the accident backed up traffic for miles, fortunately, there were no major injuries. >> and police need your help identifying the hit-and-run driver who struck a 12 year old boy at new castle, delaware. take a close look at this surveillance video, police say the car that hit the child monday, red 2004-2010 chrysler 300, the driver side mirror missing and the passenger side mirror has yellow tinted glass. if you have any information call new castle county police. >> the community shows its love for a new jer

so very chilly, scranton but it is technically a little less harsh. a that is reflects on the thermometer we are talking 28 degrees at the airport. not terribly windy there but we have a noticeable breeze in mount pocono despite that temperature change from yesterday, it is going to feel cold with the west northwest breeze at 14 miles an hour. looking forward, we are going to see potential for a shower come saturday especially by sunday, i expect quiet weather , partly sunny skies and it is mildest day of the next five, meisha, 50 degrees on christmas. >> that will feel great, lieutenant of people will love that, katie, all right, thank you so much. >>> good morning, happy wednesday, what we are looking at is overnight video of the water main break columbus boulevard near queen street, two lanes, are still block, so yesterday, all of the lanes were blocked which was really causing havoc in our area i had to drive by it yesterday on my way back from work and it was an absolute mess. two lanes are now back opened, ramp was closed 95 to columbus boulevar

. >>> scranton native is reportedly coming to the university of pennsylvania next month. >>> ♪ >>> andhat was patty labelle there when she asked you to sing, you sing. >> that little girl sang really well. >> yes. >> hear what the legendary singer had to say about that impromptu performance later in the show. >>> with the sound of the season. >> yes. >> katie, patty was here and she would ask to you sing weather, would you sing weather. >> i am not denying mrs. labelle, she has best sweet powe tait the owe pie too, i have yet to try that. i need to get my hand on that. >> yes. >> i am all hungry now sorry about that. we are finding out, sound of the season, then we have the feel of the season as well, it is cold outside certainly not the anything terrible, it certainly is not harshness of what we saw this week but we do have in store at least a couple of little disturbances that will potentially trip you up at the moment, we will look outside live neighborhood network things are looking quiet. we will look at radar, however it may look different. carbon, monroe counties, lehigh valley

this is video from scranton. and they will have measurable snowfall before it's over. in our area it was all rain and plenty of it. this was the scene tonight at 34th and spruce in university latest information from meteorologist cecily tynan and accuweather. we have the wet, now get ready for the cold. >> that's right. the arctic air by the end of the week. this system is saying bye. and we have leftover rain around philadelphia, south jersey. but getting accumulating snow in the poconos. mount pocono recording a whopping 5 inches. and we had a little bit of accumulating sleet in northern north hampton and northern montgomery county. temperature-wise, philadelphia, 43 degrees, well above freezing. allentown, 36. and mount pocono, 31 degrees. and the winter weather arisery for them until 6:00 tomorrow. and the possibility of freezing drizzle. and the national weather service extended the winter weather advisory for north hampton until 1:00 in the morning for the chance of freezing drizzle. tomorrow philadelphia will have drizzle, not freezing. at 6:00, 38 degrees. by 8

have decent amount of snow shower activity right along the pennsylvania/new york border up towards scranton and williamsport. poconos could pick up a light dusting in some spots. the rest of us likely seeing nothing at all. but it's kind of an indication where those winds are coming from that northwest flow bringing the cool air right down into our area. temperatures right now it's 43 degrees in millville. 42 in medford. 41 as we take the combination millville medford we goat milford. 41. fort washington 40 at the germantown academy. here's what it feels like. temperatures in the low 40ing it doesn't feel give better than the mid 30s. 35 in philly. feels like 35 in reading. it feels like a cold 23 right now in mount pocono. it is still going to be blustery weekend the winds are strongest tomorrow. that's because we've got a pressure gradient. this system exiting through the canadian maritime. high pressure behind it. two different areas of differing pressure creates a wind tunnel effect and we'll feel that tomorrow but high pressure starts to shift overhead on sunday. the gradient weakens a

scan3 showing us pretty quiet conditions save for few flurries maybe up towards the poconos and scrantonmore moisture to our south and west. it will stay at bay tomorrow but then late tomorrow night and early monday morning we'll deal way chance for some wintry weather so the time frame midnight to about 10 o'clock in the morning on monday we'll see mainly snow in the lehigh valley and poconos. a rain/snow mix in some of our far northwestern suburbs upper bucks and montgomery counties maybe a flake sneaking into center city philadelphia but i don't think our impacts on the commute monday morning commute in philadelphia south jersey and delaware is going to be much in the way of wintry type weather. we'll see mainly rainfall but future weather showing us as we head into midnight tomorrow some of in precipitation starting to work in. could see maybe a flake sneaking down into philadelphia and northern suburbs as we head early into monday morning. snow break out bucks county lehigh valley poconos. all rain to the south side of philadelphia and it will stay that way into early monday morning

. >> scranton native is reportedly coming to the university of pennsylvania next month. now biden has hinted that he is in search of university to house his staff and to do his post governmental report. university isn't commenting on biden's new gig but his picture is front and center of the board of trustees page on penn's web site. >> i think he is a great person very inspirational, it would be very cool to be on campus. >> nice guy definitely a fan. >> him choosing is us a great honor so honored to have him so close and use him as a resource. >> reporter: by hone lost his son beau who was a university of penn graduate to brain cancer last year plans to continue his effort to eradicate disease. biden's last day on the job is january 20th. >>> last night the vice-president stopped by a flyers game, the team tweeted this picture saying thanks for joining us tonight, joe biden, this coneys on us. it may have been good luck. the flyers beat capitols three -two, jan. >>> today is last day on the job for leader of the chester up land school district. gregory shannon submitte

. >> the 18 and 19 year old friends from the scranton area died on tuesday.olice say they were hit from behind by a tractor-trailer on interstate 380. the live video has since been taken off line, apparently showed the impact from inside the teen's car. the cause of the crash remains under investigation. >>> the early blast of winter is already started making a mess across the state. this was the scene outside erie, where at least 13 vehicles got tangled up in a chain reaction crash, on a snowy stretch of i90. at least 15 people there were taken to the hospital. >> incredible. >> so wintery weather continues to hit much of the country this morning, with heavy snow, white-out conditions, and sub zero temperatures. >> two separate storm systems triggered blinding snowstorms that led to deadly pileups in several states, hena daniels with the rest from new york. >> reporter: as snow plows got to work in up-state new york crews in ohio worked through the night, towing vehicles involved in a major pile up along interstate 90. >> pretty aggravated about it, i'm tryi

scranton native is reportedly coming to the university of pennsylvania, next month. biden has hinted that he is in search of a university to house his staff, and to to his post government work. university isn't commenting on biden's new gig but his picture is front and center of the board of trustee's page on penn's web site. >> i think he is a great person, very inspirational and it would be cool to see him on campus. >> definitely a fan. >> i'm so excited to have him so close and use him as a resource. >> reporter: by hone lost his son beau last year plans to continue his efforts to eradicate the disease. biden's last day on the job is january 20th. >>> last night vice-president stopped by a flyers game, the team tweeted this picture saying thanks for joining us joe biden,, the cummis on us. flyers beat capitols three-two >>> meanwhile today is last day on the job for chester up land school district superintendent gregory shannon he has accepted a position with the another school district. he has been chester up land's superintendent since may 2013. school official

place in lackawanna county pa including four vehicles that collide on interstate 81 just outside of scranton well, now time to turn to dave murphy and keep talking about cold weather including that cold shot coming our way. >> yeah, you're looking at those snowy accidents. we could see a little bit of that friday night saturday morning, too. storm tracker6 live double scan for now shows you we're dry for this morning's commute. we have sky6 looking south on broad street from our temple university camera. clouds are starting to get thicker and win out overall today. 36 in philadelphia, 34 in wilmington and trenton below freezing in allentown lancaster and millville and still at about 40 in cape may. winds are fairly light this morning. there you see the clouds gathering in the overnight hours. we might see some sunny breaks in the first part of the day but generally speaking we're looking at those clouds getting thicker as we roll through it. lehigh valley's forecast increasing clouds and chilly today. down right cold in fact with a high of just 39 degrees. not a lot of gained so that's good.

have decent amount of snow shower activity right along the pennsylvania/new york border up towards scranton and williamsport. poconos could pick up a light dusting in some spots. the rest of us likely seeing nothing at all. but it's kind of an indication where those winds are coming from that northwest flow bringing the cool air right down into our area. temperatures right now it's 43 degrees in millville. 42 in medford. 41 as we take the combination millville medford we goat milford. 41. fort washington 40 at the germantown academy. here's what it feels like. temperatures in the low 40ing it doesn't feel give better than the mid 30s. 35 in philly. feels like 35 in reading. it feels like a cold 23 right now in mount pocono. it is still going to be blustery weekend the winds are strongest tomorrow. that's because we've got a pressure gradient. this system exiting through the canadian maritime. high pressure behind it. two different areas of differing pressure creates a wind tunnel effect and we'll feel that tomorrow but high pressure starts to shift overhead on sunday. the gradient weakens a

right now, mainly dry but through scranton we're seeing light snow in harrisburg spotty snow showers.ouple hours of snow before the change over as temperatures warm overnight. winter weather advisory in effect. for northern and western suburbs and the lehigh valley and poconos until 6:00 a.m. including upper dublin, allentown and the western part of chester county, reading, trenton all of those areas in between. quakertown, richboro, warminster, you're in that advisory. in old city, it's quiet but cold, 33, doesn't take much wind to get a feel like reading in the 20's, that will be the case overnight. it's 20 in the poconos, so any snow that falls will be like packed powder with that kind of a temperature. 33 in philadelphia, 34 in wilmington. and warming in dover, wildwood it's 45, that's the warmth that will be coming up. as we go hour by hour, you'll see the precipitation moving in from the west. a quick hit of snow before a change over to freezing rain highlighted in pink bike 2:00 a.m. for the rest it's rain, allentown at 2:00 a.m. you still have the snow. by early morning, by 4:

in areas like harrisburg, up towards lancaster, scranton, even upstate new york, that possibility ofan wreak havoc on roads. that has been an iue there is a weather front we are into the areag tomorrow and we are seeing the green, where we could have some spotty and light showers coming through the area. if you live in germantown, leesburg, eldersburg, there is the possibility of showers down to the south. the threat of showers should end tomorrow at 9 a.m.. clouds clearing and breaking into sunshine and warm air. thursday of this week, new year's eve, a slight chance of seeing some showers coming through the area. not a big deal at all. again, 30's to 40's with a high today around 50 degrees. 2:00, 3:00, 4:00, even 6:00 this evening, relatively mild air across the area. a highorrow, going up to of 60 degrees. colder air has been forecast was the end of the work week but i will have and beyond the first couple of days and just a couple of minutes, but for now we have a look at traffic. >> not much traffic to talk about on this monday observed holiday after the actual holiday. looking

you have to go up to wilks-berre /scranton area to get snow showers. in and around the philadelphia area it's rain, temperatures in the 30s and hoes, we're seeing -- 40s this morning, we're seeing liquid precipitation, we're not going to make any zooms because moderate rain for this same point. philadelphia, 40. 41 in millville. 44 in cape may and atlantic city. trenton, 38 degrees, lancaster, well above freezing, 38 degrees. forecast for today, christmas eve, 40 degrees by 9:00 a.m. periods of rain, that should continue through midday, for 11:00, 42. it's a slow jump in temperatures, by 1:00 p.m. we should shut that rain off, jersey shore it hangs on 2, 2:30 p.m., north and west it will clear out by lunchtime. 5:00 p.m., peeks of sunshine, we start the drying process, it will be milder shooting for a high of 49 degrees this afternoon. clearing this afternoon, looks dry for santa tonight and then it turns milder in the accuweather seven-day forecast. i'll have the details coming up in ten minutes. gray. looking forward to it, chris, thank you so much.

i said it on the show when i went out to a wedding in scranton, pennsylvania.o go to scranton, pennsylvania, to know donald trump had great chance of winning. i had to go to the target. i had to go into a target for a reason. i walked into target. and five minutes after being in the target, i looked around and i called mika, and i said i think donald trump is going to win. i went to jacksonville, florida. listen, i know the state of florida. i know how conservative it is. i walked through the airport. i got in my rental car. i drove 30 miles to see my mom. i saw trump yard signs all over the place. i saw people wearing shirts. i saw bumper stickers. i called mika. i said it's all antidotal but everything i'm seeing when i get outside of new york city tells me donald trump is going to win. i say that on the show and mark halperin says that and suddenly we must be lap dogs for donald trump. i called him a racist about 20 times during the campaign. >> i'll give you that. i think -- >> thank you for giving me that. >> sammy. >> i agree with that. >> he lifted the h

he always talked about growing up in scranton and taking the amtrak train to delaware and his presenceington, d.c. with his wife jill, they're beloved here. they know everybody and so they are almost institutions in the town of washington but i think he'll be remembered in history being barack obama's two-term vice president, the fact that when president obama had difficulty doing business on capitol hill, joe biden was get in there and work with mitch mcdonnel, work on unemployment issues, work on tax relief issues, work on a variety of measures when things seemed stuck, including keeping the government running. i don't know if we've ever had a vice president that was so important as joe biden in the sense of his friendship with barack obama and so his role in both the senate and as vice president are very large indeed. >> we'll have to leave it there. thank you both for sharing your thoughts. >>> up next, 75 years since the bombing of pearl harbor. cnn speaks to a veteran who was there. >> do you think "i'm a war hero"? >> oh, no, no, gosh. just the opposite. what makes this simple s

>> what he sees is how poorly hillary clinton did in scranton, pennsylvania, a lot of working class communitieshese are areas many voted democratic in recent elections. they voted for president obama. joe biden thinks the party has gotten too elite. they've focused at the liberal affluent base. he has a point. i think in hindsight i think he may have been able to win the voters that hillary clinton was unable to win over in 2016. >> talk about liberal and affluent. when you find out somebody is getting $250,000 to give a speech, you know, that kind of sums up the problem that people, that hillary clinton had relating to people. >> yeah, she was a uniquely weak candidate for the very voters that she lost in the midwest and among the working class set of voters. at the same time, though, she had baggage and kept trying to defend the president, president obama's policies. i mean, president obama has a solid job approval rating, when you look under the numbers, a lot of his particular proposals were not very popular. a lot of voters, a majority of voters disaproproved of foreign policy, his healthc

in michigan that hillary clinton lost by quite a margin, luzerne county near your hometown up by scrantonere he -- she lost by 20 and he won by five. the reason he believes is that he communicated an economic message and a sense of connection to the concerns of those people that wasn't communicated there. he did take care, jake, to say that he thought very highly of hillary and the campaign he ran and felt she had been treated unfairly by the news meaia. he did make that point. >> how does he explain. there were 200 counties that voted for obama twice in '08 and '12, and then voted for donald trump. is it at all possible that president obama also didn't spend enough time and attention talking to these white working-class voters about what his administration -- forget the 2016 election, but about what was being done for them? is that a fair criticism . >> he would say the fact that he won reelection and won these counties -- and he was more embattled going into that second election than going into this election. he's quite popular right now, but i think, jake, what he is clear on and what

biden who grew up in the scranton area said he's a big flyers fan. by the way, the flyers beat the caps in a shoot-out, 3-2. >> jessica boyington starts us out on the schuylkill. jess. >> watching the schuylkill expressway. no major delays so far. as far as the morning commute. we're a little late in the game but on the schuylkill, belmont avenue, a little brakes here, with that drive time doing okay. a 12-minute trip from the vine street expressway headed up into the blue with speeds in high 50s. a crash at lower pottsgrove, eastbound from armand hammer boulevard, you have a lane blocked there. west trenton inbound service for septa, dealing with 20-minute delays for all trains dealing with signal problems. you definitely want to check. we'll keep you updated for the rest of the show. other than that, patco, new jersey transit and amtrak running on time. at upper gwynedd and dekalb pike and route 202. >>> relatively warm, the temperatures will increase but so will the winds, right, bill? >> yeah. the winds will be picking up that's going to blow som

and 101038 with their christmas story run that is a a lot of fun also beginning to reopen sunday scranton in the northbound direction will be available for a local access only. >> we want to get you caught up on that ms. tutor commanders around 230 yesterday morning. people who live on the street described the couple street to spread the couple as the perfect neighbors. >> last night we put our coverage on and then this morning coming up from my son's preschool just to seeing all of the authorities not sure what hear i mean it is shocking. neighbors say the man was a successful business owner in stark county authorities have not released his name. >> under investigation this morning after claims hundreds of cancer in poor health. they say more than 130 cap to remove from caroline kids pet shelter on morley wrote some are so sick with respiratory and dental problems they had to be quarantined they are now being treated not being treated at a different >> we took the ones we felt needed it the most and then the second set came back we are triaging them in treating them and you know, getting

it was all internet driven when i was coming up and your age boston university and then went to scrantona and went to a regular television station and dallas, denver and back to new york. you went immediately to the net, did commentary. you're not a reporter. you are a commentator, correct? conservative commentator. >> right. and i have used the internet to my advantage. because i feel that you can reach out directly to your viewers there you know, the mainstream media doesn't necessarily foster conservative voices and give it a platform like it deserves outside of fox news and the blaze. sometimes you have got to go directly online. that's what i have been able to do. either they love me or hate me they are watching me. >> how did you become a conservative. you're from south dakota. that's a conservative state. were you raised in a family of conservatives? >> a family of conservatives but more so than that, just a family of hard-working americans. i grew up knowing that if i wanted to achieve something in life, i was going to have to do it myself. i was going to have to pull myself up b

he was from scranton but he would come down and stay with us when he is working the southern district of his first company. and he always had a book of poetry of yates, and would sit on my dresser in a room that, we were typical middle-class, three-bedroom house, for kids and ability of always living with us. not a joke. always. it was a great way to be raised by the way. looking bad looking back on it, it was all the heart of my parents what it was great for us. i used to stand in front of the near with a flashlight trying to come at night in the two sets of bunks, my two brother brothers e and my uncle, when he came to stay. and i would stand in front of the nadir when they were asleep and that would pick up the bulk of yates poetry and i would read it, and i would kind of try to watch my face to make sure i didn't contort my face because when you -- when you stutter, and i notice a lot of you are smiling. it's the only infliction you can smile about. i was telling you about, i told you i had a cleft palate, you wouldn't smile. it's an incredibly debilitating thing. it's awful hard

the neighborhoods i come from in scranton and claymont and wilmington, they're as progressive-- but theytand their fear, you understand their concern. and a lot of them are being left behind. >> stephen: mr. vice president, are you sure you won't run in four years? ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) >> here's what i'm sure of-- what i'm sure of is that with every ounce of energy in me, i'm going to continue to fight for the things that i've always believed in, which i think are basic fundamental american values. it sounds corny, but there are two things. everyone is entitled to be treated with dignity. and as my dad would say, "joey, a job's about a lot more than a paycheck. it's your dignity. it's your respect. it's your place in the community." and the second fundamental principle is, the abuse of power should not be tolerated at all under any circumstances. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: i agree to that. we've-- we've got to go, but before we go, i just want to know, do you know that jon batiste and i have challenged you and the president to a two- on-two basketball game? >> i'

he has a lot of sway and a state like pennsylvania, the man from scranton, he might believe he would have a chance to win a state that donald trump won a couple of weeks ago. is it real? we'll have to watch. is he making us think it's real? certainly taking every opportunity to keep this alive. >> kelly, great interview, thank you so much. >>> tonight, battling messages at the second largest university. the leader who gave this white nationalist speech shortly after trump was elected was invited to speak at the university tonight. he is invited. the university is planning an event to counter this is. what's going on at the campus of texas a&m? alumni, roland martin about these duelling messages involving white nationalists on this huge college campus today. >> we stand united. >> we support the right to free speech. >> we choose to kerz that right. >> we embrace our differences, learn from one another. >> and raise our voices in unity against hatred. [burke] at farmers, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. even a rodent ride-along. [dad] alright, bud

freezing rain for harrisburg, scranton, syracuse, western mass. into the mountains of vermont up towards maine, light snow. be careful if you're driving tonight. even just a little trace of ice can make a difference. wet weather in the northwest. gusty winds and a lot of snow. this is going to be big, big snow for the cascades. some areas will actually see up to 3 feet. some pockets here you can see. i guess that's great news for skiers. for those traveling this could be a problem. be careful, snow will be heavy. this is a vigorous storm we'll be talking about straight through wednesday. craig. >> all right. bonnie schneider at the weather map friday. bonnie, thank you. millions hitting not just roads and airports not necessarily to shop. this time they are returning. that's a big bust for retailers. last year americans returned more than $260 billion in merchandise. nbc's morgan radford outside of walmart in new jersey. she's giving us some tips on what we need to know before we return these items. may, morgan. >> hey, craig. that's right. cold w

he was born in scranton, pennsylvania. that's in lackawanna county, pennsylvania, a county he and president obama won by 30 points and barely won this time around. he talked about how the democratic party explaining what they are trying to do to help working class and middle-class voters. he also did talk about how he thought this election was disgusting and that it was a battle of personalities and scandals and controversies and not much about policies or ideas which he kinds of blamed the media for though he said at the end of the day when there are so many controversial things going on he understands why the media would cover them. >> you know, he was someone who had considered running himself and decided not to. did you ask him about his own future? >> of course i did! you think i sat down and didn't ask him? >> and what did he say? >> well, he made it very clear that he intends to continue to be part of the conversation and part of policy debates going forward. that he's not going anywhere. that there will be -- he di

the 18 and nine year old friends from a scranton area died on tuesday.e say they were hit from behind by a tractor-trailer on interstate 380. the live video, which is no longer on line, apparently shows the impact from inside of the teens car. cause of the crash remains under investigation. >> police are searching for these two suspect, who attacked a woman for her purse in west philadelphia. two men confronted the victim as she walked last friday along the 600 block of north 68th street. police say the woman was punched several times during the struggle, both suspect are described to be in their late teens or early 20's. >> the fbi and philadelphia police are looking for the suspect they say robbed this same bank three times in overbrook. these are surveillance photos of the suspect of the police and fire federal credit unions on city avenue. and each robbery the suspect wore a hat. in one, a baseball cap with with unknown white writing, in another, flat cap, and the third, black chicago white sox baseball cap. police are offering $10,000 reward in that

. >> every corner of the stadium buss from scranton and allentown and the philadelphia area. up in erie, down to pittsburgh. this team is really inspired and end captured the imagination of penn staters. >> there's been tough times for the penn state and the family and state college community. we're excited ton we're turning the page and happy to be back. >> a lot coming up tonight on late news. we'll be catching up with a busload of fans. they're doing all the cheers as the buses move along headed to indy staying overnight in columbus, ohio. but they're on the way and we'll talk to them later tonight. they're also a lot of watch parties tomorrow. tomorrow night the game starts 8:00 o'clock but the biggest is the field house in center city. so if you guys mentioned the game a little over 24 hours away but clear until some places like indy the party is well underway. guys. >> that is a 24 hour party there, brad, thanks you can catch all the action right here on fox 29 tomorrow night. the big 10 championship coverage begins at 8:00 o'clock. a win could help propel penn state in

. >> we're making progress, now, up toward scranton, williamsport, just couple of flurries around, cold, has moved in, and it is going to settle in for awhile. 37 degrees, but it feels like 32 out there. sunrise at 7:10. twenty-two is our windchill in mount pocono. thirty is what it feels like in lancaster, feels like 29 degrees in wilmington, so ya, do you have to bundle up today. mix of sun and clouds throughout the afternoon, chilly, breezy, high of 46 degrees. and the sunsets at 4:36 this zink. bob kelly, right after sunset, you're going to be having some fun. >> yes, i am. we are going out to check out the christmas lights tonight, northeast philly, carol from wilmington sent me this picture of herzl of. used to call me on my elf phone. all right, you know the elf moves every night, hope your elf was on the move last night, no problems here on the blue route as you head south in toward i95. got a problem brewing over here in south jersey. some downed wires on the ramps, exit one of 295. right now, police are blocking the on and off-ramps at exit one. so there is a lot of police act

the 18 and 19 year-old friend from the scranton area died on tuesday. police say they were hit from behind from a tractor trailer on interstate 380. live video which is no longer on line showed impact from inside of the teen's car. the cause of the crash, remains under investigation. >>> also today a federal court judge in philadelphia began a hearing on the green party's request for a statewide recount of the presidential election results, in pennsylvania. candidate jill stein says she wants to determine whether east lex computers were hacked. attorneys for trump campaign and others say that she lacked evidence of tampering to support the request. stein needs a decision very soon, state must certify they're lex results, by tuesday. >>> meanwhile president-elect donald trump is back on the trail, he is working now to expand the republican majority in congress, and he is also thanking his supporters. president-elect donald trump appeared in front of the enthusiastic crowd to support a fellow republican running for the senate in louisiana. >> i don't need

so be very careful north and west allentown us a get up towards scranton, especially along i80 this isthat freezing rain advisory again a light otocorting of ice is possible for the overnight hours tomorrow morning. overnight lows temperatures will be into the 30s north and west. here in town around 36. jersey shore point numbers around 35. tomorrow look at these temperatures rise close to 50 degrees the wet weather will be out of here by 2:00 o'clock. and that sets up a nice looking mild christmas day forecast. 48 degrees for your afternoon highs. mostly cloudy on monday. temperature right around 50 look at that. 55 degrees by the middle of next week. then the next threat for some wet weather comes in by next thursday. guys. >> all right. thank you, mike. coming up police are trying to track down whoever is setting fires in california. but they say the person just doesn't stop there where the suspect is heading after committing those crimes. >>> and do you frequent starbucks? how you can cash in on a free drink in our area over the next week. >> coming up at 6:00 lined up around the b