are out here, and you don't know what you're breath ing in. >> local authorities say they think the sudsplant formerly known as is the deep soap plant. they say they're checking filtration systems and pipelines. >> that would make sense. >> usually from a factory or something like that in the past when these things have happened, but don't blame them >> what an odd site. >> speaking of odd,. >> katie? >> speak of odd, that was just a case of unfortunate timing. but yes, you know, the headline tells it all. we are tracking rain. we're tracking warmth. very spring like warmth, as well. and we will be getting here as a result, first and for most, go on out to the graphics, talk about some statistics here, so this is at least the beginning motion typically of the coldest time of the year where would you only be averaging out to about 40 degrees for a high and low of 25 degrees. we are currently, yes, little bug right over my hip here, that's not lying to you. it is currently 61 degrees at philadelphia international airport. incredibly warm right now. here is a storm system though, definately

. >> suds have been piling up along a bank in the creek in the poconos. >> reporter: something different than snow for a change. we're looking at rain for the day, it's a little damp across the region and look out for dense fog here and there, as well. the rain could be heavy at times, temperatures plunge overnight in the northern and western suburbs freezing rain. i'll have all the temperatures for this week and next week coming up. we just moved in about four months ago, but the living room's pretty blank. we did a lot of research online. we just need to have a designer put it all together. mmm hmm. so, it's really nice when clients come in and have... done some of their own research. what do you think about these chairs and that table? working with a bassett designer was really easy. us being young professionals we're so busy... there's no way we could've designed it ourselves. no. we love it! >> happy friday to you, so glad you stayed with us, 4:52 a.m. 59 degrees, sky6 live hd giving you a look over the benjamin franklin parkway. hey, some rain out there but guess what, at least it'

the epa believes the suds came from a local plant which used to be home to the "dial" company. people say they just want the water tested and cleaned, before it does irreparable damage to the ecosystem. new details about a real-life hollywood story that is making headlines. a movie studio admitting this week that it paid mark wahlberg millions to do reshoots on the film "all the money in the world". meanwhile his co-star, michelle williams, made just 80-bucks a day. now the studio says-- it had to pay wahlberg, or it couldn't replace kevin spacey. according to "usa today" wahlberg's contract gave him veto power over his co-stars. and when the studio decided to edit out kevin spacey, amid sexual misconduct allegations, wahlberg refused to sign off on the move neither wahlberg or williams has commented on the story. new developments in the debate over confederate monuments. virginia's house minority leader wants to give cities the authority to remove or alter those memorials. current law bans governments from removing, or changing war memorials. this bill would give cities full r

it's traditionally been a bipartisan progra program is sud by democrats ands republicans alike. the reauthorization of the children's health insurance program came out of the finance ucommittee. again because it happened. it happenset because people believe it's important to have a safety net program for the kids and those families. right now the program is onn lie support. wee are told that if we do not extend the program some states will begin running out of money even in the next few weeks. one of them could be ohio we are told. the numbers are not exactly accurate because nobody knows and that makes it very unpredictable, but we know that there are states running out of money right now. by the way, the program ended in september and since september 30 it's been given the short term authorization that doesn't make sense, so my understanding is the house of representatives is going to actually put into the continuing resolution they are going to send over a long-term extension of the children's health insurance program. we are going to continue to have our kids receive the tre

our alliances with south korea and japan are fairly robust,sud. but that does not mean certain ations, particularly preemptive strike against north korea, could cause this edifice to come down with shocking speed. a timely context for north korean affairs. thank you very much. >> a a timely context tweet aske that still resounds today. his question is about how many people who are fathered by u.s. gis in vietnam -- how are they treated 45 years after u.s. departure? >> could be featured during our next live program. facebook.com/cspanhistory. istory.tter @cspanh >> on "afterwards," appellate judge john newman looks at his career. he is interviewed by senator richard blumenthal. of 45 years, having gone from that active life of going to court and advocating a case, to judge and, was that a difficult transition for you, and did you miss the life of advocacy? was not difficult. i have known people became judges and so disliked the decision-making process that they left the bench. i was an advocate. i was glad to be an advocate. while the decision-mak

. >> look, appears to be soap suds all over the place, black creek, luzerne county.rities are in contact with local soap plant, that's likely the source of the suds. >> check this out. that is cents an astronomer views from the hubble dimensione or john. >> them ullah. >> oh, okay. all right. >> i told you, i got a c in science. unprecedented shot shows digital visual is agents of the star forming region. viewers get look into the so-called stellar nursery, where the newborn stars and building clouds are heated by radiation. >> i might as well be speak ago foreign language right now >> katie, are you okay there? >> i love it. so much. >> i look over at you, because i was like how do i say this? >> what did you say, orion? >> i don't know, februaryula. >> looking, i got a d in astronomy, lucky i even stayed awake. >> you took a stab at it anyway. >> embrace it. >> exactly. or ion february ullah. >> eyewitness weather watchers here, reportingery substantial warmth right now. sixty-one the temperature at eileen's house in gilbertsville, incre fran 58. up ear generally r

. >> suds an and her seven children six boys and girl made headlines when the documentary "the wolf packall new york apartment for 14 years during the 1990s and 2000s forbidden to leave by their father who had the only key to the front door, only he could use it. >> in the summer there was more a chance of us getting out. >> the only contact with the outside world was movies, which they created in the apartment. >> if i didn't have movies life would be pretty boring and there wouldn't be any point to go on. >> and while those children were not shackled or starved they say their father controlled them and their mother through fear. >> we were taught not to talk to strangers, the whole thing, but it was farther than that, it was like don't even look at people. >> in 2010 one of the brothers then 15 venturing out into the streets of new york. the others soon followed. two of the brothers talked about it with elizabeth vargas. >> very first time you went outside what did that feel like? >> i remember feeling very afraid because in many ways we still were under our father's thumb in a lot of

drivers are heading in for a suds rinse to avoid damage to the paint job. they work non-stop at this car wash. we also visited a local repair shop. they have seen a steady stream of cars with bad batteries and busted tires. today's break from the cold was short lived. that was the scene. everyone was bundled up. temperatures once again began to dip tonight. glenn schwartz is joining us now. one more cold night before the warm up. >> we won't have a night this cold for several days. close to a week. 32 right now. look at the suburbs. 27 in blue bell. 25 in perk see. mount holly 25. wild wood 26. the snow cover is helping the get the temperatures down. in south jersey. and we have several places way down in the 20s. only a 24. 24 degrees. hamilton square 27. just about all the places will be in the teens by the time you get up in the morning. everyone in philadelphia itself 22. it's not going to warm up a lot tomorrow. it's after tomorrow that the warm up comes. and also the rain. i'll it tell you about those coming up. >> first it was wild fires. now rain an

friendly is not really affordable, but we had an extensive conversation around add some height, issue an sud, and i believe you called the the supervisor's office, and there would be some neighborhood opposition. the question i have then, becomes more of a political one, what does the supervisor want to do or not do, to increase the density and the height, and would it hurt this project. the interesting thing about the parking is there's no good place to put an entry and exit ramp on this site. you're either going to be on vanness, which we can't have, or you're going to be a bus zone which pretty much goes the entire length of the union street side, so it's a lose-lose situation there. the parking at.75, i'm an advocate for lower parking. the higher bedroom count certainly warrants my attention, because we all know families aren't -- there's not going to be four folks on a bus carrying big boxes from costco and stuff. diapers and whatever a family's going to need. so i do support a look at higher parking. i do also support some car share spaces in lieu of some of that additional entitlement

what created the suds. here's gam was a first look. >> reporter: in this morning's "g.m.a." season hitting hard in children, some of the most as a vulnerabl. >> they have shut down all classes for the next two days. >> 45 people have died this flu season, even a 1-year-old baby. i don't want my kids to get the flu, so i remind them to wash their hands. >> don't touch your eyes or nose or mouth. >> reporter: in idaho an entire school district shutting down because of the flu. rm. >> reporter: in north carolina 160 kids fell ill. warning signs posted teaching kids about flu prevention. it is most dangerous for children under five because their immune systems are not as developed as those of orderly children. we'll tell you how to keep your family safe at 7:00 a.m. with your "g.m.a." first look i'm kendis gibson, abc new york. swelling and further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma and other cancersave happened. don't start xeljanz xr if you ha an i

well, you might call it super suds. there's a super bowl bet brewing. jacks abbey and samuel adams from patriots nation are taking on brewing companies from eagles territory. brewery workers on the losing side of the big game have to wear the opposing team's injuries at work and the losers also have to wear the opposing team's signature mask. the eagles of course the underdogs. the patriots go with goats and a little nod there to tom brady. >> we always beat these bird teams. falcons, sea hawks. we're going to beat the eagles. >> there's also a good cause behind this wager. all four breweries are raising money to preserve the tourist trail attraction in boston. and eagles pride is popping up along everywhere on highways a lot of us travel. they're now popping up in route 30. the organization also funding bill bard ads that will be showing up here in minneapolis. and a new promise this morning from eagles defensive end chris long at the super bowl media session last night he revealed that he would get a tattoo of the team's linebacker coach if the birds

and they suspect the suds came from a nearby facility formerly known as the dial plant. they are working to investigate the potential leak. >>> coming up a major airline has a new way of dealing with disgruntled passengers. >> and if you are getting ready for a home renovation we have the perfect place to find inspiration inside of the philadelphia home show. >>> health check this noon, the government has expanded their warning about certain cold medicines, the fda says that children under the age of 18 should not take medicine with codeine, they contain opioids that poses a searlous safety risk. >>> and a new report finds that pregnant women are prescribed antibiotics that cause birth defects. they are told not to use them in the first trimester. but the first cdc report found that a third of women with private insurance are prescribed those drugs and researchers suggest asking your doctor for safer alternative. >>> the next time you run into travel troubles you could be compensated right way. it depends on the specific issue and the length of the flight. >>> guess what

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backup quarterback is nate sud field who threw his first nfl pass four days ago.ederson was asked if he would pull foles from a playoff game >> it is hard to say, right now, until i'm in that situation, quite honestly. it is a one game season. it is hard to be in desperation mode but if you are in that mode, you know, who knows, i do know this it is not about one guy, you know , one guy, it is about, you know, 11 on offense, defense and special teams so a lot of contributing factors go into winning a game. >> now doug appeared luke warm on foles based off that comment but may have realized how his answer came off and he sent this message, this is a tweet from nfl reporter iain rapport, eagles coach doug pederson just texted me after his press conference. he said my guy is nick foles, end of story. now eagles return to work today and nick foles will speak to the media, we will have his thoughts at 5:00. >>> that is all for sports i'm don bell have a great day. >>> coming up in the next half an her of "eyewitness news" we will tell you how much gas prices have gone

the sud requires conditional use authorization for five types of projects, and the proposed project exceeds two of these development standards, there by require conditional use authorization pursuant to planning code section 249.77(d) 1 for residential development of a vacant property that will result in a total gross floor area exceeding 2,000 square feet. no comments have been received on the project at the time of the publishing of the staff report. since the december 14th publishing, the department has received five letters and e-mail in response to the sponsors proposed project, including the corona height neighbors. staff recommends approval of the conditional use authorization to allow the construction of a new 3,073 square foot single-family dwelling pursuant to planning code section 249 and section 303. with that said, department is recommending approval with conditions because the project will develop a vacant lot and a proposed family sized dwelling unit, and the proposed dwelling will be in similar height and massing. it will not be in obstruction of any neighboring properties.

. >> suds get something play. >> when you are head coach of the eagles people hang on tour every word. doug pederson raised eyebrows when talking about nick foles. over last few games nick has been let's just say suspect at best. he has only completed 46 percent of his passes and eagles owe even if has been a disaster. backup quarterback is nate, or sudsy as we like to call him a guy who threw his first nfl pass literally three days ago. pederson was asked if he would pull foles from a playoff game >> it is hard to say right now until i'm in that situation quite honestly. it is a within game season, and, you know, it is hard to be in desperation medicine but if you are in that mode, you know, who knows, it is not about one guy. one guy, it is about, you know , 11 on offense, defense and special teams a lot of contributing factors go into, winning a game. >> doug appeared luke warm on foles. so you know he may have realized how that answer came off, and he sent this message, this is a tweet from nfl reporter iain rapport. doug pederson just texted me after his press conference. he said

. >> we had been serving fake suds forever. it was time for everybody to sip.ople move in and out of your life. you must never miss an opportunity to tell these people how much they mean to you. >> we had been through so much together. you spend so much time with the same set of people, it does become your family. >> i feel pretty lucky to have the friends i do. >> i think the legacy of "cheers" is our need to belong. and i think that's what we as americans are longing for. >> thank you, guys. >> the final scene of "cheers" was really what was sam's real first love. >> you can never be unfaithful to your one true love. >> i'm the luckiest son of a -- on earth. >> his real first love was the bar. >> sorry, we're closed. nick was born to move. 3 toddlers won't stop him. and neither will lower back pain. because at a dr. scholl's kiosk he got a recommendation for our custom fit orthotic to relieve his foot, knee, or lower back pain, from being on his feet. dr. scholl's. born to move. >>> okay, let's play show business. >> as a young kid in cleveland, i knew i woul

. >> we had been serving fake suds forever. it was time for everybody to sip. so fast. people move in and out of your life. you must never miss an opportunity to tell these people how much they mean to you. >> we had been through so much together. you spend that much time with the same set of people, it does become your family. >> i feel pretty lucky to have the friends i do. >> i think the legacy of "cheers" is our need to belong. and i think that's what we as americans are longing for. >> thank you, guys. >> the final scene of "cheers" was really what was sam's real first love. >> you can never be unfaithful to your one true love. >> i'm the luckiest son of a -- on earth. >> his real first love was the bar. >> sorry, we're closed. i'm a road flare. laying here so traffic can safely navigate around this broken-down rv. really? a road flare? it's my new year's resolution. now i'm all about safety and stuff. you're not even going to try to catch something on fire? no...no i'm not. i'm going to miss you, man. yeah. i'm going to miss me too. ♪ >>> okay, let's play

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what we have instead seen is a sud shift towards pawn policy, he was elected on being a domestic policythe world. we have seen a focus on the world. we have seen a focus on the korean peninsula, a focus on the middle east, especially aftermath of isis and with the issues surrounding the embassy in jerusalem, isis and with the issues surrounding the embassy injerusalem, what he promised to do he hasn't done and what he said he wouldn't do he has. on, taxes his supporters would say he has cut them. he said we were showing him in a report earlier on saying telling voters your pay cheques will be bigger because of my tax cut, you can keeping more of your hard—earned money, on of the of that he would say the economy is buoyant. you have a stock market boom at the moment. this is true. he has only been for one year and no us president can affect the global economy, let alone the american economy, let alone the american economy within one year, so a lot of the economic booms that we are seeing are cones dental. this these area seeing are cones dental. this these are a result of a general econo