sheila: segÚn la vÍctima, en el Área ha habido robos similares. otro robo y la vÍctima fue el hijo de francisca. >> lo asustaron, le apuntÓ. >> estamos todos en la misma situaciÓn, somos bodegueros, no estamos exentos de que nos pase. sheila: no sÓlo los dueÑos de negocios como estos piden que la policÍa vigile mÁs el área, los residentes tambiÉn pide la atenciÓn de las autoridades. >> que pasen por todos los sitios que hay bodegas mÁs a menudo. sheila: aunque francisca se siente afortunada de que este asalto no le costÓ la vida, estarÁ tomando medidas para evitar que este tipo de crÍmenes sucedan en su negocio. si tiene mÁs informaciÓn sobre la persona que estÁ siendo buscado, crece con las autoridades al 2156863243. ilia: mientras que otro hecho sangriento se presentÓ en la ciudad, las autoridades de philadelphia estÁn en la busca del sospechoso. julio: sucediÓ en la cuadra 24 00 cuando la policÍa llegÓ al sitio luego de ser alertados por los disparos encontraron un hombre de 52 aÑos impactos de bala. las autoridades recibieron informaciÓn sobre

julio: nuestra reportera sheila se encuentra donde sucedieron los hechos. encuentro frente a la cuadra donde por 12 horas joven de 24 aÑos mantuvo toda esta Área paralizada. esto fue una situaciÓn muy aterrorizante para muchos de los residentes, ya que muchos temÍan por sus vidas y otros lamentaban el hecho de que tal vez conocÍan al sospechoso. asÍ la pasaron los residentes, entre las avenidas. estas imÁgenes fueron tomadas por residentes quienes temÍan por sus vidas, debido a la situaciÓn de barricada en la que un hombre de 24 aÑos puso en jaque a las autoridades, pero todo culminÓ con su muerte. el sospechoso se mantuvo disparando contra la policÍa, mientras en el hogar se encontraba una mujer que luego fue rescatada. >> de repente venÍan mÁs tiros y ahÍ nos tirÁbamos al piso. no vaya a ser cosa que una bala encuentre a uno de tus seres queridos. >> yo estaba pensando que uno de esos disparos podÍa traspasar mi pared, ellos seguÍan hasta cuando la policía estaba aquÍ. sheila: la situaciÓn no sólo afectÓ a los residentes, el hecho causÓ que se ordenarÁ el

sheila: el departamento responsable de aplicar sal a 1200 millas de carretera.e las que tienen que manejar sus vehÍculos. >> como saben que va a nevar y habrÁ esta tormenta, trates de conseguir comprar lo que necesitan para su hogar, para que no estÉn afuera manejando, porque se nos hace difÍcil a nosotros como estamos regando la sal ella le puede dar a los carros y serÍa muy bien que se pueden estar en su casa calientitos. >> el mejor consejo es que se queden en casa y asegurarse de que si tienen que manejar, mantenerse a seis carros de distancia de nuestros camiones, para que puedan despejar el camino. sheila: de acuerdo autoridades esperan que la nevada traiga viento, estÁn preparados para lo peor pero le urgen a la comunidad de que en caso de que la nieve cause la caÍda del servicio elÉctrico 18004367743. julio: estas temperaturas han forzado de la ciudad de filadelfia a teo hizo mejor sus recursos para ayudar a los que viven sin hogar. milagros . filadelfia lleva dÍas bajo cÓdigo azul por las bajas temperaturas, forzando a los que viven en las calles a que

sheila and i made this promise, and it has been kept. we sought out the very best and talented leaders to carry out our mandate and to build that stronger affair new jersey. because of that, our cabinet reflects the diversity of our state. i can say something about each one but let me say a couple. among the group is the first latina to lead banking and insurance. [applause] that includes the first muslim american cabinet official in the states history. [applause] his name is doctor sure he -. it includes the first african-american and the first minority to lead the new jersey national guard. [applause] and, it includes the first seek america attorney general in our nation's history. was still have important positions to fill, i'm extraordinarily proud to introduce them to know. i asked them all to please stand and be recognized. [applause] [applause] america strikes back. from our city store suburbs, from the shore to our forms, i feel the intense energy for stronger future builds right here. i hear the excitement from the heads of tech

let's go to sheila joining us from mckinney, texas. hopefully you have not been waiting for an hour, sheila. caller: no, just 20 minutes. i've lived in texas since 1948 which tells you a little bit about my age. without hispanics, our state could not run. i admire them very much. they came and it illegally and otherwise and we put them to work. without hispanics in our state, we would be in trouble as a state. construction, restaurants, lots of service industries. we could not function as a state presently.we do students, kids, they come in because their parents come in looking for work. i think we ought to find them a path to citizenship. they are educated, they are working hard here. we need immigrants. you know, our population is aging. i think they contribute to the economy and i do agree our economy is the most important element in without that, other things do not work very well. host: sheila, thank you for the call. let's go to graham texas, republican line. good evening. caller: can you hear me? host: we can. caller: i am calli

sheila: la situaciÓn no sólo afectÓ a los residentes, el hecho causÓ que se ordenarÁ el cierre de escuelasutoridades negociaban con el individuo parapetado. >> hablando con Él.

later, government intervention, the thing that sparked the blood booth, the kryptonite for crypto sheila bear will be here with a surprising call. check out the dow, sinking triples digits after yesterday's huge rally the culprit, look no further than the bond market the ten-year yield entering critical area as it crossed above aty key little of 2.6% founder says 263 is the line in this and where the rise in rates could accelerate quickly and take the market along with it. as we enter closer to the danger zone are the bonds the only thing that could enthis rally. >> love that song. we have known each other a long time, 11 years a long time. for me to put the economist hat on, you know i mean it's foolish for me even to play the game but i will say i could make an argument rising rates could be good for the market because the economies are growing, global economies are growing. it should be bullish for the equity market. however, be careful what you wish for in terms of the fed it's hard to keep the jeanne in the bottle a little inflation is good a lot of inflation, not so good. that's no

sheila greiten. [applause] gov. greitens: our team has been working with members of this 20 legislative initiatives to help children in need. willof these initiatives help perform and improve missouri's adoption system so we can get children into safe, stable, loving homes faster. another would help children get access to bank accounts so they can save their money. 20 legislative initiatives will make a meaningful difference in the lives of the children in the state of missouri. , before i you know joined the military, i worked with children in some of the world most difficult places. i walked -- i worked with children who had lost their homes, kids went lost limbs to landmines, and children who went lost their parents to violence. children toone to often leads people to look at them as only damaged children. people see their problems and their pain but miss the courage. they see the scars, they do not see the strength. every child in the missouri foster care system has seen more than their fair share of hardship. w

>>> up next we'll talk to sheila jackson lee and a granddaughter of immigrants and. >>> we'll do something different for you today because we don't want you to have as many thorns so we'll give you lots of roses. >> monumental americans where we honor people who may be deserving of more recognition. and, today, we're going to honor several people in light of president trump's comments about haiti and african nations. you ma you might not know this but five -- >> in the early '40s five members of haiti's air force were recruited to undergo training and not much is known about them after they graduated. one served as a gun pilot in italy and a few returned to haiti to serve their country. stay with us, much more of this coming up throughout the show. you're watching "velshi & ruhle" live on msnbc. ord of being prescribed for nearly 10 years. humira works inside the body to target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to symptoms. in clinical trials, most adults taking humira were clear or almost clear and many saw 75% and even 90% clearance in just four months. hu

joining me sheila jackson of texas. a fixture of the union addresses for years having staked out one of those coveted aisle seats dating all the way back to bill clinton. congresswoman, thank you for being here. top of mind for many folks, are you going to be there at the state of the union? >> i take the state of the union as a particular message to people of the united states, i am one of those. let me be clear my role in posture and seating is all about work on behalf of my constituents. and each and every time i had the opportunity to speak to both presidents and cabinet officers, my constituents have gained, community health clinics, dollars in education, and fixes for our community. i boycotted the inauguration. i did not believe in this president's presidency. and i've been proven right. and i'm going to join my sisters in the me too movement and wear black. i'm also going to look the president in the eye, whether or not he's going to represent this entire country, and be able to comment on his dastardly comments

written by a union representing the metro and bus network in the french capital artie's correspondent sheila do as he went underground to see what those fears a based on. for most parisians the metro is a staple of life with its winding tunnels and lines that stretch across the city it's often the easiest way to get from a to b. but down in the underground the gritty underbelly of the capital is being exposed drug related crime and violence has been a long standing issue paresis metro but now the unions representing the train drivers say it's inspiring out of control dealers and users including those taking crack cocaine a new god thing what they've doing. lighting up metro drivers is so fearful of attacks at some stations many are choosing to longer stop there a survivor more for survive more quickly is very dangerous and it's terrifying if it can range from a simple punch to people using nails knives or. stations like marks door more and market a year are especially troubled druggy says come here for their daily fix and gangs have taken over for problem of. the problem is very dangerous fo

let's go right through another democratic membeto anotherdemoc, representative sheila jackson lee from the houston texas area. let me ask about your district first because this area in general following the storms from last year how are things picking up plaque >> we are resilient and strong and have a team of local officials but that is one of the reasons i was deeply disappointed tonight. there was a fleeting moment of accolades for the rescuers and first responders and coast guard of which i stand united on that applause but there was nothing about the president's commitment to help us. the amount of money that we need to rebuild and fix our infrastructure is more than $81 billion that is now in place and when i say in the face, for everyone, puerto rico, virgin te virgin islands, and of course texas. texas was devastated and was the most catastrophic storm on the continental united states and our friends in california. nothing was said to fix the pain and help the elderly and disabled and i thought that was a great disappointment. i don't think the president understands the role of

sheila grant was watching that and wondered, why on earth is ukip the lead story on the news that oneting live from westminster? this party has no mps and following the referendum no longer has any relevance in this country as can be seen by the haemorrhaging of their support and co nsta ntly leaving haemorrhaging of their support and constantly leaving leaders. by by the end of the week much of the media's focus had switched to switzerland where many of the well‘s business leaders and heads of state we re business leaders and heads of state were meeting at the world economic forum in davos. the bbc were there in force, but some felt that coverage concentrated too much on the global elite and not enough on the global elite and not enough on the economic realities of people's lives. on thursday bbc news reported on the sharp rise in serious, violent crimes recorded by police in england and wales. hugh is tom symons on the bbc news at six. behind the statistics, wasted lives. a decade after this boy tried out the bike he had been given as a present, he became one of four young men stabb

everyone's happy except see sheila she still waitlisted but is now unlikely to be accepted she's upset and doesn't want to be filmed anymore. john. carr people who are going to their car reward put us here bob do this school slightly out of their car goes c'mon mick and he. will get that you put on a medal all day and they will all discuss psychological treatment here so the same politically correct me he got to go up midget his car the harp and he will take it home looked at that they queue ah you are. a chuckle. like all indian cities is growing rapidly there's work to be done much of it is done but preferable to a life of of the india today is a nation of migrants sean has his sights set on an elite university in a distant city but today he's going home to see his mother. figure. how he. said a car it would please. not only to city to have this. but. to get it to show i was marking it on him but on the. early show but. i think it's a good chance had free tuition with anon kumar for more than two years his mother works as a nurse but there's not much money market close to care much a

. >>> sheila oliver was also sworn in today as murphy's lieutenant governor. >>> earlier this month, city council decided not to reappoint the 94-year-old. tonight his supporters flooded a council meeting demanding cisco be reinstated. the council decided to keep cisco for another year. >>> investigators are turning to new technology to find a man who sexual assaulted a jogger. investigators hope it will help to find the man wanted for an attack five months ago. police are able to put together this estimation of what they think he looks like. >>> learning more tonight about what prompted a rare congressional subpoena for steve bannon. multiple sources tells nbc news bannon was instructed by the white house. so instead bannon got a subpoena to compel him to testify. 2016 election, bannon spent more than 11 hours before the committee today. the first of three high profile witnesses expected before the panel this week. harsh criticism tonight. the secretary saying she couldn't remember president trump using an expletive to describe african countries during a meeting in the oval office l

to sheila meanwhile has been waitlisted for super thirty she didn't do quite well enough in the second exam. he will if. she's taking on classes and still hopes to get in if she fails this may be the end of her education. love of god young of the proudest ideas continually. bihar's a deeply conservative society it isn't easy to change people's attitudes. the kumar brothers also want to help those coming from the shared your costs and will even discriminate in their favor. if. you look with. job. phone if they really. are. as a boy anon was a mathematical protege he was accepted for a ph d. at cambridge but couldn't afford to study in england he set up the rama nugent school and then super thirty to give other gifted children a better chance. mathematics me. both he. home america am original. human region. my. theory. is. that. there is no war to describe the mathematics it is feeling. effect of course but not here not for. where nasa lalbagh not though. he did he did he did they did but not about them without. just just. today is republic day a major event in india's national calendar.

sheila jackson lee. for two minutes. ms. jackson lee: i thank the gentleman from georgia for his leadership and galvanizing all of us and i thank my colleagues for very eloquent messages on the floor of the house regarding janice vs. afscme, counsel 31. let me acknowledge lee sanders and the afscme family who have been champions in fighting for the rights of all of labor. and that is why we are on the floor of the house today. because we wanted to in our way as legislators join in this magnificent fight for constitutional rights, first amendment. and let me take issue with the 1977 supreme court case, aboud vs. detroit board of education, and turn the fourth amendment back to supporting those workers who in fact want to associate and participate in unions. let me also thank my colleagues chairman of both the c.b.c., chairman richmond, who i thank for -- thank him for galvanizing us as well in this effort. we offered a resolution to honor echo cole and robert walker on february 1, 1968, will 50 years that

sheila is in -- would be february 1. sheila is in maryland.aller: i will tell you, i am very angry. i am proud of my president for standing strong on the guidelines that he is looking for for immigration. believe that the democrats should have tried to tie the doctor deal to -- the daca deal to this government funding. i think what makes me an great angry here is there are thousands of people in the united states of america have lost their children, some of illegalbs to immigrants. thatwas an obama program was an illegal executive. they were not promised amnesty. this was temporary. i do not have a problem with the 800,000 staying here, but the bill that dick durbin brought to the president after that open meeting, where it was clearly -- and i watched that -- they told him "we need to address chain migration, the portable, it also the -- the border wall, and also the visa lottery," and he came back with a deal. they wanted to bring the parents back of these illegal immigrants, to give them amnesty. what was in the first arrangement by dick du

murphy lieutenant-governor, you just saw her there, sheila oliver, they will celebrate the swearing in tonight. the inaugural ball will be held the metlife stadium in north jersey. allentown mayor is in a courtroom right now as his frarl corruption striel getting under way. this is new video of him arriving this morning. right now a jury is being selected. once that jury is seated, the trial will move to allentown and opening statements are scheduled to begin on monday. prosecutors accused him of taking more than $150,000 in campaign contributions in exchange for city business. the mayor has pleaded not guilty. >>> police need your help catching the person who shot and killed a man along a north philadelphia street. officers say the 27-year-old man was shot twice in the chest. he managed to stagger a short distance along 12th street before he collapsed. police are now looking at surveillance video for clues. >>> over on southwest philadelphia, police say a man was found dead along feft 1st treat, someone shot him in the head and back. we're working to find out more about the victim and

joining me is sheila jackson lee, democrat from texas. congresswoman, good to see you. let me give you a chance to respond to the president and republican leaders who are blaming the democrats, saying this is intentional, it is a schumer shutdown. >> democrats are americans, we care and love the american people. we don't want a shutdown. the words of the president were very clear, he wanted a big fat shutdown. and -- >> back in 2013 -- >> as he spoke, but just this recently the president indicated about a big fat shutdown. this is chaos. and i think it is important to note that the president unfortunately has refrained blaming the democrats over and over again. but he has to truth to his statements. leader schumer went over to the white house and i think it is important for the american people to understand that we have a whole framework to try and prove their lines and what he wants to emphasize was something called raising the cap and gives the american people the funding for the needs from education to the environment to the children's health insurance program, makin

on stage right now, the revolution, earlier sheila e! playing the drums just like she always did, without gloves, somehow. this is prince's home, and pacely park's home as well. let's continue our live team coverage right now with john clark, he joins us also in minneapolis here, where the two quarterbacks, tom brady and nick foles came face to face tonight, hey, john. >> i'm without gloves too, but i'm unprepared, you know that, this is really the night it hits you the eagles are in the super bowl. the players just said the same thing when they see media night, over 1,000 journalists from around the world, thousands of fans in the stands to see them for the first time, take a look at this. the players took out their cameras to capture the moment, and they all said, wow! we are really in the super bowl. and vikings fans were mostly in the stands and they were booing the eagles, because the vikings don't have a home super bowl. the moment we've all been waiting for, nick foles and tom brady shaking hands in front of the lombardi trophy, t

>> sheila e.! morris day and the time! the birds! >> reporter: foods like nordic waffles fueled people for a night of revelling in their city, before the crowds headed in. >> we came out with the family to check out the fun stuff that's happening. >> very fun. there's lots of lights, it's very bright. it's a fun time. >> a party atmosphere. >> a sell bringtory atmosphere. >> everybody -- celebratory. >> even it is cold they didn't seem to care. coming up in just a little bit we're going to go back to philly, back to jersey, around we know that eeg -- and we know that eagles fans have no qualms about showing off their pride, about wearing their pride. but some fans are taking it next level. and let's just say it's keeping some local salons in business. they're very busy right now, keeping them quite busy, ukee. we'll check in with that a little bit later. >> the theme is green but to what extreme, we'll kind out, jessica dean. thank you so much. meanwhile back here at home we're talking about snow. meteorologist kate bilo is tracking

he posted it to his instagram page and sheila jones came up with the concept. this kid is hot with sticks. ♪ >> genuinely i'm starting to think that, yes, even we can do the challenge. >> easy there, tiger. i don't get it. >> well, you just cheer from the sideline. >> stand like nobody's watching. >> well they're all watching. it's okay. the family wasn't going to do it like anybody else. ♪ >> you ruined it. we can't do this. >> i tried to tell you. i said they got creative. >> in this case not necessarily like a specific dance move. it's more that everyone's putting their own flavor to this song and showing what creativity could be brought to the table. >> and it's done with confidence, which you and i have, so this -- >> you're going to break something. >> i'm waiting for you two to smack your heads together. >> the challenge is whatever you want it to be. just play the song, the challenge is set to the "freezer" play the song, break your neck, break your ankle. >> you do you, boo. >> do you, boo, except you. >>> a paragliding ride gets rough when -- >> you s

she is a fantastic person, this congresswoman, sheila jackson lee. i yield to her. >> congressman evans, i want to thank you for your mighty leadership. >> i just want to ask the speaker how much time do we have? the gentleman has 36 minutes. >> thank you. hefor the mighty leadership has given and for the service he gives to his constituents in philadelphia, and i accept this challenge and the challenge of my chairman, cedric richmond, who told a story that hopefully will be an inspiration and a guide for all of those who believe that they are not yet mature enough to serve, to give, to offer to the beloved community that dr. king so aptly speaks of. what can i say about john lewis, whose moral guidance, whose bloody brow was never bowed? i thank you, congressman lewis, for the straight talk, but a loving talk. to my colleagues that are here, i know that each will have a moment to allow me to take just to offer mybe able tribute in commemoration of dr. king's life. what a powerful year we face in 2018. and i am so grateful to have left 2017. and i be

warren the head of blokes chain for the world economic forum with us sheila thank you very much for being on the show first of all just tell us if bitcoin and its reputation of the moment because of its extreme volatility if it's giving the rest of the crypto world and block chain a bad reputation yeah that's a great question and my answer is no you know i think something had to be the forefather coin if you will something had to be the my space and this world and that point is that it's the first major application on block chain that has widespread public knowledge and it's paved the way for a lot of the other coins and tokens that i think we're going to see a lot of interest in going forward i mean just you refer to it as my space in other words could it be go insert it that's really open question you know i mean no one really knows what's going to happen no one predicted facebook at the time of my space and my space was a revolutionary thing similar to bit coin so i think there's still a lot of room for bitcoin it's i think is going to be around for a long time probably remaining

and joining us is — this is special, we have three generations of volunteers, leanne, sheila, and karenou put in this year between you? we've put injust under 1,300 hours of volunteering. 1,300? between the three of you? between the three of us. incredible. and what have been your highlights? mine was one day maybe, which i absolutely adored. it was a long shift but certainly worth the effort. one of mine was the gay parade. i really enjoyed that. gay pride? yeah. i was lucky enough to be in flood. i was on one of the floating platforms. 0h, brilliant! that was fantastic. we will be seeing some of that later in the programme. and you'll be sticking at it next year as well? yes, definitely. and longer to come, yeah. yeah, we have really enjoyed it, everybody. we're just like one big family. thank you so much for coming down. we are getting to the end of our review. season four is called tell the world. the final season of 2017 and the world premieres kept coming. maxine pea ke's play, the last testament of lillian bilocca, told the story of four hull women who fought the government for b

>> sheila e.! morris day and the time! the birds! >> reporter: foods like nordic waffles fueled people for a night of revelling in their city before the crowds headed in. >> we came out with the family to check out the fun stuff that's happening. >> very fun. there's lots of lights it's very bright. it's a fun time. >> a party atmosphere. >> a sell bringtory atmosphere. >> everybody -- celebratory. >> even it is cold they didn't seem to care. coming up in just a little bit we're going to go back to philly, back to jersey around we know that eeg -- and we know that eagles fans have no qualms about showing off their pride about wearing their pride. but some fans are taking it next level. and let's just say it's keeping some local salons in business. they're very busy right now keeping them quite busy, ukee. we'll check in with that a little bit later. >> the theme is green but to what extreme we'll kind out jessica dean. thank you so much. meanwhile back here at home we're talking about snow. meteorologist kate bilo is tracking the win

. >> reporter: sheila brought her autistic son who loves ronald darby but hates crowds. >> kind of had to hide behind the register for a bit. what people think of nothing it's a big deal. >> reporter: several hours into the event, corner back patrick robinson still hadn't shown up as scheduled. dynasty employees handed out pizza for the loyal fans who waited. around 9:00 p.m. it was announced due to a packed schedule, he wouldn't show. >> we want to be supportive. everybody was pretty friendly, you could tell the attitude changed a little and everybody talked to everybody. >> reporter: despite a long day of waiting, fans say this was their way to send off their team. >> eagles! >> this is something we've waited for for a long, long time. it finally happened. they're going to bring it home. >> reporter: dynasty sports offered fans refunds for their tickets to see robinson or offer them a chance to see them once they reschedule his appearance which they say will be sometime after the super bowl. trish hartman, channel 6 action news. >> and patrick robinson sent out this tweet. he says i

. >> former state assembly speaker sheila oliver was sworn in as new jersey's secretary lieutenant governor, the first african-american woman to serve in statewide office. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" tonight we are tracking snow, a live look from the pocon you can see snow falling, see people out there, when we return kate 's back with the very latest on this winter weather, vittoria. >> reporter: right now i'm live in the place that you got to to go to while it is cold, it is under ben franklin bridge and let's just say, well, it is buzzing with action, more on this winter wonder land, filled with ice, coming >>> live look from our cbs-3 mobile weather watcher cruising along the northeast extension heading toward allentown, it is already falling there. we are tracking this snow storm pushing through the region, kate bilo will join us again in just a couple minutes with the very latest on what this system will bring, where you live. >>> well, this winter weather is making for perfect setting to enjoy some frozen creations >> "eyewitness news" reporter vittoria woodill is live, in

. >> former state assembly speaker sheila oliver was also sworn in new jersey's secretary lieutenantr, she's first african-american woman to serve in statewide office. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf has announced the approval of the one million-dollar in funding for philadelphia ronald mcdonald house, money will be used to expand the house, with the addition of the new 93,000 square food tower. the expansion will allow the philadelphia ronald mcdonald house, first of its kind to more than double the number of families that it currently serves. >>> well, we're continuing to track winter weather moving across our area this morning. >> lets look live from jack frost big bold inner carbon county if you have to drive this morning definitely plan to leave earlier then usual, that will make the road slippery. we will check the forecast when "eyewitness news" continues in two minutes. coming down in the lehigh valley i'm trang do witha> a look at conditions if you are walking outsider allentown. >>> i'm jan carabao reporting live along main street inning we the rain has turned, snow, c

. >> and also, former state assembly speaker sheila oliver was sworn in as new jersey's secretary lieutenant governor she's first african-american woman to serve in statewide office. >>> and there is a new tool that some say will help crackdown on distract driving. >> it is called the textizer, straight ahead, next coal brewer looks at how it could be used and how one group says it crosses the line. >>> plus this ace police sketch that was not drawn by a person. we will tell you about the technology that uses dna and generates pictures of suspects and local case that authorities hope it will help solve. >>> lets give you a live look from the mobile weather watchers, snow is falling in lehigh county right now, meteorologist kate bilo will have more on when heaviest snow is expect in the philadelphia area, also, when it all clears out. >>> hey everybody join me on the late show i will be here with john bon jovi, we will talk, we will rock out with our talk out. >> okay, all right. >> late show with stephen colbert is all new and heading your way tonight at 11:35 rate here after "eyew here's a

. >> and also, former state assembly speaker sheila oliver was sworn in as new jersey's secretary lieutenant governor she's first african-american woman to serve in statewide office. >>> and there is a new tool that some say will help crackdown on distract driving. >> it is called the textizer, straight ahead, next coal brewer looks at how it could be used and how one group says it crosses the line. >>> plus this ace police sketch that was not drawn by a person. we will tell you about the technology that uses dna and generates pictures of suspects and local case that authorities hope it will help solve. >>> lets give you a live look from the mobile weather watchers, snow is falling in lehigh county right now, meteorologist kate bilo will have more on when heaviest snow is expect in the philadelphia area, also, when it all clears out. >>> hey everybody join me on the late show i will be here with john bon jovi, we will talk, we will rock out with our talk out. >> okay, all right. >> late show with stephen colbert is all new and heading your way tonight at 11:35 rate here after "eyewitness her

sheila bair is coming on. now the systemic risk counsel. kim is coming on with us as well.m up in that area. from 32 advisors. his democratic take of the shutdown. let's get to the top story right now. a bipartisan group of senators failed. the white house budget director is mick mulvaney. the democrats won't would come to the negotiating table. it's almost as if there so hold it to the left wing. there was interest by some folks in the democratic party. a chance to talk about the success for the tax bill. we are now joined by the judge. not only patriots and eagles going to the super bowl there is a clause in the constitution which says no monies shall be spent by the government except those which are expressly authorized by the congress. so they are spending money that has not been authorized because they want to keep the half of the the government open. this is not a real shutdown. >> and you say they should be allowed to do that. if you want to interpret it as it is written. it basically says that no money can be spent. they will only spend money on essential functions

not done sheila dunn chiller would be the third prime minister and eleven months the first woman to ever lead the government she still has to be approved by the parliament most controversially she's considered a very close ally to the p.s.t. leader liviu drug he was convicted for ballot rigging and faces charges of abuse of office his two year prison sentence was suspended if the current anti graft legislation is passed the case against him would be dropped. done jenner was brought in after her predecessor stepped down on monday after falling out with the party head deeply embarrassing because the japanese prime minister was on a state visit to remain at the time his meeting with his counterpart was quickly scrapped and a day with the president was fast forwarded instead meanwhile the european union has spoken out and to do more to prevent and tackle high level corruption. remain a joint european union in two thousand and seven and is subject to special monitoring of the judiciary and the rule of law over nine to remain informal ministers deputies and senators have been indicted by the c

>> sheila jackson lee is almost inevitably on the right side. >> democrats and republicans. >> same question. she's been very bipartisan. >> you know, there were a few years particularly after the -- >> that's louie on the left. >> after the shooting of gabby giffords when members of congress made an effort to alternate and sit together and have republican democrat, people declared their bipartisan buddy for the night and that lasted for a few years and then boy, did that not stick. at times like this and nights like this, sort of wish you could impose that almost. >> you guys remember when your kids and high school and you have the first time that june like you haven't seen each other in two weeks? [ laughter ] >> we're meeting at a new place. this is so cool. >> the president was four members of the supreme court, four out of the nine are there tonight. >> you got -- given the obstruction of justice investigation of the president, seeing him talking to supreme court justices makes s me feel different. >> see, i said it wasn't normal. >> yeah, i mean, we should also mention that not every m

let's bring in sheila. good morning. is this about raising awareness?m bring in sheila.t basis actually swallowing his batteries. as the previous person said, they do cause untold damage and distress to the parents. what we're doing is actually constantly raising awareness about the need to put them away, put them out of reach, well out of the reach of young children, particularly when young children, particularly when you are changing batteries, because it is so easy to put the old one down and forget to throw it away. again, we're talking about small lithium batteries. do they range in size, do they come in different sizes, can you give us, let us know what else they come in? they come in different sizes, they can be found in remote controls. particularly the much smaller remote controls, and they can be found in kitchen scales, bathroom scales, christmas cards, musical cards. a musical birthday ca rd musical cards. a musical birthday card is something that a child would find quite entertaining. it is so easy to give them something like that to play with, but the batte

a stop at the adventure aquarium in camden and then tomorrow murphy and lieutenant governor-elect sheilall participate in events commemorating dr. martin luther king jr. day. they'll be sworn in on tuesday in trenton. this week jury selection will begin in the corruption trial of allentown mayor. the four-term mayor is accepting more than $150,000 in campaign contributions in exchange for city business. he was just re-elected and has pled not guilty. >> today the philly home show at the convention center, the exhibition is open from 10:00 this morning until 6:00 this evening and offers the latest in home improvement, design and technology. it runs through monday and opens from friday through sunday. >>> restaurant week begins today. more than 120 participating restaurants will offer three-course dinners for $35 a person. $20 a person for the three-course meal. restaurant week is nearly two weeks. >>> coming up, animal lovers unite. the newest trend in pet health today. plus taking center stage, how a philly native will step into the super bowl spotlight. el: broke, homeless, selling my b

stop in camden for a kids interactive inaugural and tomorrow murphy and lieutenant governor-elect sheila participate in events commemorating dr. martin luther king jr. day. they'll be sworn in on tuesday in trenton. new this morning signs of a global backlash against alleged racist remarks from president donald trump. i asked "meet the press" moderator chuck todd about the impact of his comments. >> the debate about the vulgar remark is, i think, missing the point. he didn't deny the sentiment expressed. the more damaging was the comment about nor because that was a direct implication that european immigrants are good, african immigrants bad. it reinforced a stereotype the president has brought about himself with his words and actions over arguably a 40-year life in the public square when it comes to race. that he views it in the most negative stereotype you could come up with. >> "meet your press" at 10:30 here on nbc 10. >>> as we approach tomorrow's mlk holiday, the main line mart martin luther king association answer the legacy of the late civil rights lead they are afternoon at good

murphy and lieutenant governor-elect sheila oliver will participate in martin luther king jr.s. >>> the voice of college football, keith jackson, has died. >> jackson was behind the microphone for top gridiron matchups for five decades. his best known catch phrase, whoa nellie, charmed generations of fans. the georgia native called the nfl and world series games as well as the olympics and auto racing. he died friday. >> as we get ready for tomorrow's holiday, hosting an newell musical celebration observing the legacy today. the philadelphia museum of art will host musical tribute to both dr. king and african-american folk hero john henry. and 6:46 on this sunday. we are still in the midst of a bitter blast across the region. >> we have the big eagles win and we thought the weather would be concern. it turns out they didn't do well at all. a big arctic blast. >> temperatures feeling like single digits. i am just -- i come from somewhere it's warm. i think i am getting strength from the fact so many eagles fans yesterday out tailgating. it wasn't even cold. 1 below allentown an

they are still looking good. >> yes. >> she does sheila e. >> so great. >> maybe she will come out toore the week is out >>> one airline is really feeling the love, wouldn't you know it, it is a virgin. >> okay. well, lets talk about the eagles. when they won nfc champion ship zach ertz, wife julie, it went viral. now they are in the same city both here in minute so the a we have talk to her last night she told me their game day ritual what is they do before every game to get that win. >> will you just quit teasing me and say what it is. >> it is coming, i new knorr one skillet meals discover organic ancient grains, like barley or quinoa. just add protein and vegetables to create delicious new flavours. new knorr one skillet meals don't just eat, discover. >>> you booked this ice fishin >>> owe goodness gracious there is bob kelly. >> bob kelly. >> bob kelly. >> i'm here. >> good morning, everybody. 8:12. your super bowl we're here in center city philadelphia live look, north bound i-95 accident in the tunnels here under penns landing. right as awe approach the ramps for the vine stre

. >> sue, sheila e in five below zero temperatures still doing, kicking her drums and symbols with her feet. >> she was here not that long ago. >> yeah, yeah. >> she says hi. >> i appreciate that, thank you. new we will look at another celebrity bus stop buddy, he is dressed for sloppy weather at the bus stop today. we're in a lull with temperatures in the 30's, close to freezing but here comes round number two. it is wet snow, further south, rain changing over to snow, and just enough to make things sloppy. we will look closer in the moment. here in philadelphia it is 35, 33 in lancaster. well below zero in mount pocono. thirty-four in wildwood. temperatures are not going to move very much today and that means it is not going to get that cold. the snow will not pile up that way. inch of accumulation. winds will pick up later on as well. we will give you more detail about that in just a few minutes but in the meantime just wet roadways, this morning, but no shortage of problems, bob kelly. >> wet road are already causing a couple of accidents this morning 63:00 2a live look at 95 north

murphy and lieutenant governor sheila oliver will be making stops in north jersey.urphy's wife tammy will visit atlantic county tomorrow morning. murphy will also attend events in wildwood and camden. >>> well, with the battle of the birds almost here, fans and sports analysts are buzzing with playoff predictions. >> which team is the better bet, the eagles or the falcons? i went straight to the source, the zoo keepers at the elmwood park zoo in norristown who know each species' strengths and weaknesses. the eagles have the prime spot at the zoo right inside the zoo's gates, right when you walk in. elmwood park zoo also has a falcons exhibit. the keepers say in a matchup the falcons have the speed, but the eagles have stamina. and of course that eagle eye they can see the farthest. the eagles also have power giving them edge over any opponent. >> bald eagle has a record for the largest animal ever carried in-flight. they can pick up items two, three, four times their size. >> a running back? could they pick up a running back? >> they'd probably get pretty close. >>

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. >> here now house democrats john lewis and sheila jackson lee. >> if there is any dignity about the leadership, if there's any commitment to patriotism, if there's any desire to put country over party this is the week. >> it is unreel. it is unbelievable to hear the president of the united states of america say something like this. i think his words and his action tend to speak like one who knows something about being a racist. it must be in his dna, in his make-up. >> congressman lewis, of course, a living icon of the civil rights movement. and he is among those who announced they will not be attending the state of the union address later this month. all this brings us to our lead off panel on a friday night. ken thomas, vivian solama, formerly of the associated press, national political reporter these days we're happy to say for nbc news. and a columnist for the boston globe and chair of journalism of ethics. ken, i was reminded tonight as we sit here approaching next weekend it'll mark one here in office for this president. as you look back, not to give analysis but more reportin

with that in mind, i would like to submit into the record an article written by sheila jackson lee protecting americans dated october 16, 2007. i ask unanimous consent. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. jackson lee: that article suggests that we have the responsibility to protect america and americans. and i would make the point to my good friend who mentioned that men and women or families sending their young people over to battle grounds are absolutely right. and those young people that are going over to battle grounds are going over on the basis of freedom. their parents sacrificed the fact these loved ones sacrificed their loved ones because they believed in the freedom of this nation. section 702, there is no freedom in this particular bill. and that is why we need to address the question in a thoughtful manner. i don't mind if we extend this to have a longer debate so we can work through some of our concerns. let me be clear. s. 139 fails to address the core concern of congress. the government's use of section 702 against united states' citizens in investigations that have