[ bleep ] hey, is south by southwest fun for you? >> it's a blast.seum here. i had to do interviews with directors like george miller yesterday. everyone has a rock band. i had to play with my band yesterday. then i go home and cook pizzas for all my friends who come in from out of town. you're into that. >> jimmy: i am. i love doing that myself. >> adrian brody and francis ford >> jimmy: you made them for president obama too. >> i make a pretty good italian meal, and francis ford cope la said, i'll be the judge >> jimmy: hjalapenos. i'm against that. you were the first director to give george clooney a leading role in a film. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah? how did that happen? "from dusk to dawn." >>ly to scramble. i couldn't think of somebody to play the lied. quentin wanted robert blake. >> jimmy: quentin tarantino is in the movie. he directed it too. >> he's a big fan of robert blake. and i thought, we got to do something quick. robert blake's great, but i thought we could do something different. i'd seen clooney, he wasn't getting roles. he was such a

what's turning heads this year at south by southwest? we'll head there, next >>> here's what to watch tomorrow. federal reserve begins its two-day meeting and everyone will be watching to see if the central bank removes the word patient from its statement, which could mean interest rate hikes are getting closer. on the data front, housing starts in february are due out. and after the market closes oracle and adobe will report earnings. >> the social media app pinterest raised $367 million. it makes it one of the most highly valued startups out a lot of people talking about that. a lot of people also talking about south by southwest. that's the annual conference where members of the music, film and technology industry gather and it's where twitter tipped to the mainstream and four square made its name. what is the buzz this year. >> reporter: the hottest app in south by southwest allows people all around the world to feel like they're here. it's live streaming video app. >> everybody's talking about mere cat. it's a live streaming app. ho

this is a pretty heavy storm southwest of leesburg, everything moving north and east. i want to zoom in on this storm between hagerstown and martinsburg. this may have some hail in it just to the southwest of hagerstown moving north and east. another storm up there just southwest of waynesboro not far from greencastle will run right in between you. that could also have some hail. we'll storm track this. this is headed for hagerstown about 6:02 and eventually up towards smithburg at 6:14. i would take these storms seriously. they could produce brief heavy downpours and flash flooding. where is the line going? by 7:00 essentially gaithersburg back to leesburg and just to the north of culpeper and by 9:00 right through the metro area extending either side of i-95. temps fall a little, back in the 60s by 9:00, which is still warm. by 11:00 most of the thunderstorms are to our south, but we aren't done with the rain and showers. we'll come back. we had to extend our yellow alert tomorrow. we'll explain why. >>> in dublin, virginia, authorities explained the body of 5-year-o

that was the issue of southwest africa. current state namibia. southwest africa was a league of nations mandate that had been pulled from the germans after the end of the first world war. under german rule, southwest africa had undergone a horrific genocide. 80% of the caro's -- and 50% of another tribe were killed. when it became a league of nations mandate, which was supposed to make this area, what they called a secret trust of civilization, the league of nations placed the sacred trust in the hands of south africa. south africa -- this is before apartheid, but it had already been built on white supremacy. but after the second world war the international system created under the united nations, the trustee system to replace the mandate system. south africa, when it saw this system coming into being, it began to send young christians to the prime minister. saying, we are thinking about annexing. now, the u.s. -- u.n. said, you are going to annex international territory? what he did is he got the radiation on board. -- the british on board. by b

guillermo hanging out with the ladies at south by southwest.t i found on my tortilla. guillermo in us a tone. there he is. like jesus, you appear in all manner. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you want to take that off? >> guillermo: yeah. >> jimmy: is that uncomfortable? >> guillermo: very uncomfortable, yeah. >> jimmy: you know he's telling -- you're kind of a little bit mad, right? >> guillermo: yeah lot, yeah, yeah. let's get moving. >> jimmy: you can take them off. he's the world record holder now. take them off, take all your clothes off too. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: if you want a guillermo flatto, download him at jimmy kimmellive.com and post it. our first guest holds the single most important job in the state of texas. more important than senator, more important than governor, more important than willie nelson's weed dealer. he is the starting quarterback for the dallascompa cowboys. please welcome four-time pro bowler tony romo! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm good, i'm good. >> jimmy: very good to see

out in southwest philadelphia, baltimore avenue at 57th, you want to take christian to get on by. no problems east or westbound. out on 59 right around cottman avenue headed southbound into the center city avenue. no problems there, as well. over to you. >> right now 5:35, in business news this morning the hottest spot for vacation this is year. >> it looks like a bounce back day for the markets. money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york torque stock exchange good morning jill. >> the dow and s&p open today in negative territory for the year after a scary friday the 13th for stocks. the dow lost nearly 146 points, the nasdaq fell 21. dead offer alive, according to 60 minutes. the government's master lit is -- list is dead, fatally flawed cost taxpayers billions of dollars. many living americans are added to the list, which means that the irs isn't collecting taxes on them. and then thousands of people who did pass away, they don't get on the list, and that costs billions in fraudulent payment. >>> some good news for anyone trouble remembering all of their on line p

philly the crew robbing them also likely lives close by in southwest philadelphia since the victims are all in the suburbs detectives now in four philadelphia area counties are all working together hoping to do old fashion kind of tracking and that is before they strike again. lauren and chris good steve keeley, thanks very much. >>> 4:02:48 friday monk for you. a chase in the streets in the upper darby end with the officer in the hospital ape suspect behind the wheel of his car under arrest. michael chitwood says the driver blew a stop side hit a utility pole and then smashed into another car before police caught up with him. chitwood says he knows why the man took off. >> as i step out the of my vehicle to go up to the vehicle, the guy floors it and takes off, rubber screeching, takes off, goes through some parking lots. i chase him. there is a chase. in the car, we pound a pound of marijuana, we find baggies and scales, guy got a lengthy criminal report. >> and here he is, thinks matthew smith, he is now charged with multiple drug and assault offenses and remains in the delaware

at south by southwest in austin, texas, 11:00 a.m. on wall street, "squawk alley" is live. ♪ ♪ >>> joining us this morning live from south by southwest kara swisher, co-executive editor at re/code. good morning to you. jon fortt and kayla tausche with the dow down 211, market day is getting awfully interesting as we continue to watch some that are strength and oil is within about a dollar of taking out its lows for the year. we're going to keep our eye on that. in the meantime we'll talk more about what's going on. where you are, kara, we begin with some talk about apple as well. steve jobs, fast company, releasing a ton of information about apple, ahead of its upcoming biography "becoming steve jobs" according to the bio jobs became close with bob iger at disney. iger recalls, quote, we would stand at a white board brainstorming, talked about buying companies, buying yahoo! together. another excerpt reveals current ceo tim cook tried to donate part of his liver to a sick jobs back in 2009 but jobs refused. quote he cut me off at the

southwest specialty contractors scored the highest and the other two firms had less points. >> >> the total cost for the sealing based on the southwest specialty contractors proposal is 26 million and [inaudible] for the construction costs and 4.8 for the describe service and construction see and overhead. the total estimated costs on the proposal is [inaudible] and the total [inaudible] construction costs on [inaudible] proposals is $25 million. the estimate for the total cost is 24.$1 million but the budget approximately 19.8 million dollars. >> >> this is recommended award design services for the metal ceilings to southwest specialty contractors for $928,900. the construction service of the contract will be presented to the board for recommendation after the design is comfleeted and we -- completed and we agreed on a construction cost. >> move approval. >> okay. we have a motion and a second. okay. call the roll please. >> sure. no members of the public to address you on that item. director kim. >> aye. >> director lee. >> aye. >> director. >> aye. >> director nuru. >> aye. >> chai

in south by southwest by austin. >> i do enter have a rescue dog, i am here all by myself. how much can urine do for you? growing technological advancements are allows researchers to explore lisa has more on hacking the brain. we can harness the power of our own bodies in amazing ways. >> who want kids to love science. and they use a cockroach wearing a backpack to do it. >> you can see this cockroach moving around on the floor. of course the cockroach is backpack on it. >> it is a simple way to demonstrate something remarkable. it doesn't hurt, it is only temporary, but incredible nonetheless. >> whatever i do demo people are so amazed because they have never even seen the activity of a neuroron in their lives. >> from major research institutes and get it into high schools. robo roach introducing kids to science like the study of electrical activity in everything from roaches and squid, and even plants. >> that will literally rewater bodies with disease back to a healthy state. currently the technology that allows him to guide a roach left or right is used by neurosurgeons

winds will be out of the southwest at five to 10 miles per hour. as we head through the weekend, it looks good on sunday. temperatures in the lower 50's. as we move through the next seven days we'll call for temperatures, lower 50's on monday. lower 50's and a chance for showers on tuesday. we're talking upper 50's with nighttime lows only in the 40's. that means the snow that's out there right now it won't last very long. i'm ready to see it go. >> not alone. >> the nats are in florida. how come you're not there? >> i don't know. i don't know. i'm wanting to go back. are you going with me this time? >> i'm going right along. >> let's make a date. they are heating up in orlando, florida and we'll check in with them and what randy wittman said as a small business owner you wouldn't deliver just half o what you have to offer to your customers. so why are you settling for half-fast internet? only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - uploads as fast as downloads so files go out in a snap. don't miss your last chance to get $200 back when you upgrade to

at south by southwest, the best and brightest are gathering for mind blowing and gut busting experiences. so what happens when the tech and cull nar eye worlds collide, but first, the "nightline" five. >>> i've had a lot of hondas. >> we went around the country talking to a lot of people who bought a ford. >> all wheel drive is amazing. i felt so secure. >> that's the eco boost. >> the real image of ford is amazing. >> just announced. make the switch to ford and get $750 competitive owner cash at your local ford dealer. >>> number one in just >>> evening. thank you for joining us. tonight multi-millionaire robert durst is behind bars. the change in circumstance hasn't wiped the grin off his face. the real estate heir has captivated the country. even after being charged with murder, his behavior continues to amaze. here's matt gutman. >> reporter: today robert durst slumped in a patrol car and smiling. the prime suspect in a murder mystery, playing out in real life. >> it's based on ratings. >> reporter: authorities looking for clues, searching durst's condo after he was arrested in this

at south by southwest, the best and brightest are gathering for mind blowing and gut busting experiences. so what happens when the tech and cull nar eye worlds collide, but first, the "nightline" five. >>> i've had a lot of hondas. >> we went around the country talking to a lot of people who bought a ford. >> all wheel drive is amazing. i felt so secure. >> that's the eco boost. >> the real image of ford is amazing. >> just announced. make the switch to ford and get $750 competitive owner cash at your local ford dealer. >> bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. sometimes, all it takes is a warm heart and a cold nose. that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service dogs for people with disabilities. i would never imagine a life without an assistance dog ever again. i relied on people a lot. he helps me live a more independent life. bulldog: we need your help to do more. give at mattressdiscountersdogs.com, or any mattress discounters. mattress discounters good deed dogs helping dogs help people >>> evening. thank you for joining us. tonight m

maybe wet weather moves in from the southwest.tures wise it's another day in the upper 40s low 50s we're finally get into a nice, little pattern change. sun and clouds, the lehigh valley milder, 43 degrees, there will be a decent breeze out of the west/southwest. it will make the 43 feel cooler. same thing with the atlantic city and the shorepoints, it will feel like the mid 40s. philadelphia, 48, sun and clouds breezy and milder. overnight tonight we'll see clouds afternoon there could be that shower threat in the lehigh valley and the poconos but it should not amount to all that much. 28 degrees outlying suburbs, 32 firefight center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast -- for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 48 today 52 degrees monday, 49 tuesday once tuesday's system pulls through, we have milder air that rushes in here, look what happens wednesday 56 degrees, very mild, south jersey and delaware, probably approaching 60. thursday mostly sunny, 53 and more rain friday, that system is up i

winds out of the southwest, 10 miles per hour. dew point numbers in the lower 30's. eventually in the summer those numbers will rise. for now, 49. the high made it to 55 right where we should be for this time of year. look at 1990. daylight hours getting longer. tomorrow will be 7:50. 43, dulles. fredericksburg, 45 degrees. winds out of the southwest at 10 miles per hour. 44 degrees below. rain likely, heavy at times. winds out of the south. heaviest rain comes earlier tomorrow and will stick around through the mid-a hour -- midday hours. by the time all is said and done, we are not just talking about a garden variety shower. we are talking 1-1.5 inches of rain. a lot of those runners will be out and about. we are going to look for a few breaks in the rain but it is not over. we may see a bit of a low. most of this should be out of here by afternoon or early evening. by sunday, looking at more sunshine and warmer temperatures. this ismodel forecasting the rain totals. about 1.5 inches. bwi marshall, a little more than an inch. we may see some localized flooding, espe

west, southwest at fair to do. southwest, southwest at concord. novato says east. west, west, southwest. you get the idea. it will be a breezy day. higher clouds to the north. but they almost clear out pretty quick. light rain on the north coast. 40s and 50s on your temps. and stay 50s and 60s to 30s up in the mountains. this system will not have much too it but it will set the stable for a breezy, cooler day. windy at times especially along the coast. we to have a report of a crash there. but this time at the bay bridge toll plaza which was reported somewhere in the middle of this backup here. i don't see it on the commute but it could be in one of these lane lanes. i want to take a look at that here. if we go to the mccarthur maze traffic will be a little slow coming around the corner. steve mentioned the crash free hospital southbound 880 near thornton avenue. that crash is blocking lanes, backing up into union city. i also want to mention southbound 680 heading down to sunol grade is slow. and 580 itself is going to be slow as we continue to look at the commute

i want to talk about this problem in southwest philadelphia.look at the police that were on the scene. the action cam captured it at island and woodland. it was a single-vehicle accident that smashed into a utility pole. three people were injured it's a serious accident. it brought down a wire. there's the vehicle that smashed into the pole. you can see the debris all over the roadway here. it brought down the wires that trolleys use. expect delays on 11 and 13. look for that to be causing an issue is your happening out -- as you're happening out. we have a vehicle fire at bishop road and disabled vehicle blocking a ranch to 130. >> police are trying to determine the cause of death of a man at a rest stop. a maintenance worker found it and called 911. state police say he found the older man's body with the car open and one leg hanging out. >>> a teenager in new hampshire walked away from this precarious situation. the 17-year-old hit a snow bank and sailed through the air and landed on the railing of the bridge. the car was left languageling ov

. >>> gunfire tonight on the streets of southwest philadelphia. with a bullet peering a window in the 1600 block of elmwood avenue. that bullet came close to hitting two children inside. it is wednesday night and the big story on "action news" tonight is the philadelphia neighborhood where residents say they are living in fear. and it's understandable give what is going on there the last three nights. and dann cuellar live at southwest detective's headquarters. >> police tell you it is a sad day in philadelphia when you have to train your young grand kids to duck and tie cover if they hear gun shots. and one neighborhood in southwest philadelphia things are so bad, that's what one grandmother had to do and it may have saved their lives. it is 7:00 and the third night in a row several gun shots ring out. two strike a church wall and another goes through a bay window of a row home where two girls a 4 and 6-year-old were watching tv. the grandmother babysitting was upstairs. >> they hollered but the scream was devastating. and they ducked and they ra

eva pilgrim is live at southwest detectives with the latest on the investigation. eva. >> reporter: matt, police are searching for the robber who shot and killed a man who was walking his dog late last night. this happened just before 9:00 p.m. on the 6400 block of wood crest avenue in the overbrooks section. a 51-year-old man was rushed by police officers to presbyterian hospital where he was ro pronounced dead from a single gunshot wound to the chest. neighbors says the man lives in the area and has the same routine and walked his dog around 8:30 with his daughter. last night the daughter was not with him. >> he had a flashlight in one hand and leash and the dog was laying next to him shaken by the incident. >> if you have any information about the shooting call southwest detectives. eva pilgrim channel 6 "action news." >> thank you eva. another developing story this morning an active search for a man who plunged a knife in another man's chest in hunting park overnight. police say the attack happened during a fight between the two men along north 8th street at 1:

i think this government done right by the southwest. not least with the announcement the transport secretary made of additional 57,000 seats on southwest trains every week from december. 1400 extra car parking spaces at train stations across the region. we can only have this strong transport investment not just in the southwest but right across our country because we have a long-term economic plan that is delivering the growth this country needs. >> thank you, mr. speaker. how can the prime minister put himself on fixed term contract and isn't he now concerned it will be -- contract of -- [inaudible] >> very simple, what i have said. answered a very clear question and maybe the leader of the opposition will have to answer clear questions. it is very simple. two years, two terms, 10 years one kitchen. >> mr. speaker, will my right honourable friend alarmed as i am -- >> be heard. >> is my right honourable friend alarmed as i am alex salmon is planning to impose a series of demands on the u.k. government and will he confirm he will have n

the clouds to our southwest it's going to take some time to push into the area. by first thing tomorrow morning, 6:00 a.m. we'll see some very light snow moving into western lancaster county and approaching delaware. rain farther to the south. in fact, parts of the area will only see rain. and south jersey but that's 36 degrees at 9:00 with snow falling in philadelphia very light, steady snowfall. but a wet snowfall. and temperatures above freezing it's going to be difficult to get much in the way of accumulation. those numbers will be falling in the afternoon. it'll get colder and that's when we'll have a better chance of seeing accumulation in our area. but that is rain to the south. a steady rain in delaware and south jersey. that will really limit any snowfall tomorrow. for today, no snow no clouds. brilliant sunshine a chilly breeze this afternoon after very light wind this morning. temperatures in the 40s later today. when i'm back in ten, the 7-day forecast, and the latest look at how much snow to expect in your neighborhood. >> and bill henley that's not

it's warmer to the southwest. and this afternoon, we'll be warmer, we'll be in the 40s.but you can see the cooldown by 1:00 in the morning. we'll be above freezing. it's not going to be as cold as it is this morning with the first high clouds moving into the area. then, during the morning commute, we'll likely see the first snowflakes in parts of the area. 8:00 in the morning, you can see lancaster getting light snowfall, into southern chester county. and new castle county and delaware could see a mix of rain and snow. and 35 degrees. the temperatures come up as the snow moves in during the morning hours. so we'll see hours, potentially hours of snowfall with minimal accumulation as it'll just be too warm. but during the afternoon, those temperatures start ctÑ and that's where we're going to see greater accumulation in the area. but today, you'll see sunshine. in fact, don't forget to take your sunglasses with you. you'll certainly have to bundle up this morning. but the sunshine like yesterday is going to be brilliant with temperatures into the 40s. and the weekend, sti

dewpoint, 12, the winds out of the west/southwest.we'll see sunshine out there we'll see milder temperatures with the breeze it will make it feel chilly. 22 in philadelphia. reading, 15. 19 in allentown, 9 in lancaster and millville showing 10. movement mid atlantic is still pretty cold. these numbers are better than where they were a couple of hours ago when all the areas were count in the single digits. richmond, 32, washington d.c., 24, this is the last real cold day and this will pull to the north we'll see the winds shift out of the west/southwest anne milder numbers move in and the snow will start to melt. lots of sunshine up and down the coastal plain this morning. there's a small system pushing through the eastern great lakes. all this pulls to the north maybe a few clouds passing by this afternoon that's about it. look at the snow coverage across the country. 52% of the country had one inch of snow to the ground. look how far to the south i tell extends, places like dallas, nashville, raleigh charlotte north carolina, we're l

reporter: well, police tell us as many as nine shots were fired during this drive by shooting in southwest philadelphia and two little girls found themselves dodging bullets not meant for them. for these four and six-year-old little girls an innocent evening in front of the television is shattered by bullets crashing through their grandmother's window right over their heads. >> you guys okay? yes. >> reporter: debra evans was upstairs when she her the gut wrenching screams of her granddaughter. >> bullet came straight through the window. they hollered, the scream was devastating. the way they screamed iran downstairs. they ducked and then they got up and they ran and in in the kitchen and hid behind the refrigerator. >> reporter: police were scowering the neighbor just after 7:00 looking for witnesses to a shooting that began in the 2500 block of millick street. shooters aiming at two men sitting outside but their bullets have no boundaries. >> it's very volatile at this point. we're looking for neighbor's help. anyone has information at this point we can't allow our children in the city s

we are watching the wet weather move up from the southwest. it's not that far away. and that's just rain falling in kentucky and tennessee. by the time it gets here tomorrow, though we'll see a mix of rain and snow in our area. start with this morning, look at the numbers. 26 in northeast philadelphia it's down to 21 in millville, atlantic city is 19 degrees, and it is 28 in rocksborough. a cold start this morning, we will see bright sunshine during the day today. that'll warm the temperatures into the 30s by 9:00. by lunchtime, up to 38 degrees. a look at the future weather when i'm back in ten to show you when the first snowflakes will be falling tomorrow. >> we're continuing to follow breaking news that could affect your ride to work. this overturned tractor-trailer is impacting drivers coming from new jersey into philadelphia. and flipped over around 8:00 last night on 676 at 5th street. it's still there, and it could be for a while. >> yeah the problem is we don't know when it's going to be moved. here's christine maddela with details. >> and the last time we ch

at south by southwest in austin, texas. 11:00 a.m. here in wall street. "squawk alley" is live. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to "squawk alley" for a monday morning. joining us from south by southwest in austin, texas, is walter isaac son, ceo of the aspen institute. good morning to you, as always. john fort is out. kayla is here. we're keeping an eye on the markets. dow is up 172. also oil, which stunningly has a -- below $43. >> looking forward to that fed meeting, seems like we are moving in new territory, at least for the near term in the euro. >> keep you honest on all of that stuff. let's get to walter this morning. benchmark's bill gurley once again warning of a tech bubble. this time in a speech at south by southwest, he says firms are willing to take risks on young tech companies with no real track record in business. he says, "there is no fear in silicon valley right now. a complete absence of fear." he went on to say the optimism could lead to the depth of what we call unicorns, those are start-ups worth more than a billion dollars prior to their ipo. "i do

eva pilgrim is live at southwest detectives. eva. >> reporter: good morning, matt, police are searching for the robber who shot and killed a man as he was walking his dog last night. neighbors came out of their home to see this, a fellow neighbor leash still in hand shot and killed while walking his dog. this happened before 9:00 p.m. on the 6400 block of wood crest avenue in overbrook section. a 51-year-old man was rushed by officers to presbyterian hospital where he was pronounced dead of a single gun shot wound to the chest. neighbors say he lived in the area and was well liked. >> he has the same pattern around 8:30 every night he walks his dog he and his daughter. fortunately his daughter wasn't with him out here tonight. it's a track -- traumatic incident. >> today they will say goodbye to officer robert wilson. the viewing will be held at francis funeral home from 4 to 8:00 p.m. tomorrow, on the campus of penn from 7 to 10:00. >>> a murder suspect in custody following a police standoff in the lehigh valley. noble reported

winds, west, southwest. 45 in philadelphia. 46 in wilmington. millville, 50. 42 in allentown and 46 in wildwood, new jersey. as we taking a look at the wind profile, winds are not that all that strong and stay not all that strong, but they have started to shift from the west anne beginning to turn from the southwest. there's milder air down there that's why we think we're only at 45 now over the next 4 or 5 hours we have a chance of shooting up closer to 60 degrees for the afternoon high. it's not that unpleasant out there now, give the fact we have the light wind. you can see the darker shades of gray in the clouds. that's thin enough cloud coffer to get the sunshine through and even the brighter shade of white is high and thin enough it's allowing the sunshine through. we think the clouds generally speaking will get thicker in the afternoon and evening. allentown, clouds and sun, high of 57. mild for this time of year. down the shore cooler there 54 degrees, that's because the southwesterly flow will be enough off the ocean to grab the cool ai

right now 28, winds south, southwest at 7 and the dew point is 7.t dew points means we're in for a very cold night again. dulles will break a record low. national will not. fairly quiet weekend finally. we've earned one, don't you think? move your clocks one hour ahead saturday night. here's futurecast, teen by 10:00 tonight -- teens by 10:00 tonight, tough to walk around, so take it easy. 20 in leesburg by 8:00, 21 in manassas. by 11:30 temps do respond to the sunshine tomorrow unlike today. 35 downtown, 35 in manassas. we'll be above freezing before noon tomorrow. we're in the 40s. everybody makes it at least to the mid-40s. 45 in manassas, 46 in culpeper, 47 in la plata. by 8:00 we're looking at temperatures falling again but not as fast, 38 in frederick, 40 in manassas and even 11:30 tomorrow night temperatures only in the mid- to upper 30s. many areas i think inside the beltway tomorrow night will remain above freezing. tonight some slick spots, clear skies, very cold, record lows possible. 8 to 18, winds light, southwest 5 to 10. 13 tonight in

we're live in southwest philadelphia. eva pilgrim channel 6 "action news." >> thanks so much eva. >>> today begins the process to say final goodbyes to slain philadelphia officer robert wilson. the first viewing will be held at the francis funeral home in southwest philadelphia from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. the second viewing is on the campus of the university of pennsylvania from 7 to 10:00. that viewing will be followed by the funeral service at the palestra at 10:30. >>> police in western pennsylvania arrested a philadelphia man because he arrived by train with cocaine in a duffle bag. police arrived to search him saying he he had cocaine and unused stamp bag and ink stamper named almighty. >>> today a judge is asked to approve the sale of revel casino. a sale for the $82 million could be sanctioned today. but the casino's contract said it can accept a better deal if it comes along before the closing date of march 31. >> eagles coach chip kelly said running back demarco murray and ryan matthews will share the role with d

most of the south and southwest in the 70s. >>> north carolina police are searching for darth vader. darth vader. they say someone is wearing a mask looking like the "star wars" arch villain. there he is robbing a credit union. he was armed with a long gun, not a blaster. police say he wasn't as stall as the real darth vader and instead of a tie fighter he escaped in a chevy suburban. >> you know what, darth vader was scary dude in that movie but probably my favorite character in the "star wars" movies. >> why am i not surprised? >> that's a scary dude. he used a force and a light saber, not a gun. >> this guy used just a gun. >>> in nevada back-to-back strange stories here. nevada state senator introduced a bill that will allow pets to use pot. the proposal calls for issuing medical marijuana cards to resident owners of sick animals provided a veterinarian certifies the animal's sickness and need for marijuana. critics say there's no proof that pot is safe for pets. >> why would you do that to a little guys. >> give him weed?

rain arrives after dark tonight from southwest to northeast.may be as early as 6:00, 7:00, places like culpeper, charlottesville. might hold off till 8:00, 9:00 here in d.c., maybe as late as 10:00 but that would be pushing it. tonight we'll dip into the 40s. right now frederick is 28. 25 in manassas. culpeper 27. we have cold air in place at the moment. we're going to warm up nicely. currently 39 and east, northeast wind at 6. a light windchill at the moment. gulf of mexico providing the source for plenty of moisture as low pressure is coming up east of houston. all that moisture is headed towards us. an inch or two of rain tonight and tomorrow afternoon. in the futurecast, you see the clouds thickening up this afternoon. here we are at 5:00, 6:00. 6:00 p.m. notice rain still not that close but by 8:00, 10:00, 11:00, it will be raining here. rain tomorrow morning will taper to showers in the afternoon. yellow alert. if you're going to be out tonight, not during the day today, 55. 40s tonight with the rain. 6 on the totomorrow. it's going to be

that's south by southwest it can get immensely hot.o you see misters like this all over the place. what if you were pitched on the street a prototype to promised to be your very own air conditioning unit? that's what dr. mon smith has come up with from m.i.t. explain this to me. why on the wrist? >> sure thing. the wrist is a sensitive temperature part on the body. on a hot day you can put an ice cube there and feel better. we're not changing your core temperature, just offering you workweek. ef. when you dip your feet into a cold pool on a hot day, it makes you feel better. that in itself is very valuable. >> i can feel it working. it's helping me feel a little bit cooler. thanks for workweek. n. appreciate it. >>> one of the things i'm noticing already is that i'm running out of battery life like crazy. who you many of you can relate to that? what if i told you that if i was walking around i could use that energy by my steps to give me more battery life for my phone. i'm wearing a prototype that does that right now. it is called sole

this is southwest woodland avenue. septa is on the scene making repairs, there were injuries on the scene. three people injured in the accident happened around 1:00 a.m. still affecting traffic this morning and that's island and woodland. if you're in the area stick to 70th and elm wood as your alternate to this one. we have a problem in east brunswick another pole and downed traffic signal. route 18 southbound blocked now. in new jersey on 42, closer to the city we're seeing 42 northbound traffic very light at this early hour, tam. >>> thank you karen. >>> and this is breaking right now, police are looking for two aggressive bandits who may be driving around randomly attacking people. camden officials say the men stabbed a man and woman in the chest at 6th and cherry. later they discovered another victim who was attacked on division street. police are calling the attacks random. they have not released the description of the suspects. >>> philadelphia police are looking for one suspect after air bags were stolen out of

youtube sensation michelle fan joins us live from fought by southwest. our her makeup tutorials racked up a billion views. what a huge business. even when they say it's not it is always about money. ♪ melissa: it is a rally but could be a party before a brutal hangover. markets firmly in rally mode before a two-day fed meeting kicks off tomorrow. but we could see the first signs of a interest rate hike since the global financial crisis. oil continuing a free fall, touching the lowest level since march of 2009 on fears of strained u.s. storage capacity. here to discuss all that charlie gasparino jack hough, "barron's" senior editor and todd starnes, fox news radio. what do you think the fed will say? >> i don't -- melissa: take the word patient out? >> maybe. look, i think people have doubts about, i think the fed will be careful not to break anything important here. if we do raise rate, it will be cautious, slow. a minor impact. i think a lot of it is priced in already. why are we seeing this priced in, charlie? >> a lot of people in the market come to t