. >> our first recipient is a student that goes to temple university and works here at the philadelphia sixers >> i work as the assistant to franklin the dog. >> he's a sport and recreation management major at temple university was selected to receive the foundation's $10,000 scholarship. >> we wanted a take a to student who exemplifies his qualities the most >> jordan's mom said he was selected because like her son, this recipient's love of sports meshed with the strong stance against bullying. i have three disabled siblings who participate in the special olympics sparked my interest in

. >>> coming up on "action news" tonight, temple university honors a broadcasting pioneer with a long lasting tribute and a new report puts philadelphia on a most and wanted list saying it's the most rat infested city. >> we are finally drying things out and tracking the return of sunshine tomorrow and the next rain is developing to the southwest and there is an another stronger storm waiting in the wings. i'll have all the details of what to expect in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >>> and ducis rogers has a preview of tonight's sixers game when "action news" continues after this. ♪ new year, time to get rid of stuff. simplify, declutter, unplug, purge, or even quit cold turkey. i raise turkeys without growth-promoting antibiotics, hormones, or steroids. if you're looking for little ways to simplify life, feeling good about what your family eats is a pretty simple place to start. my name is tammy plumlee, and i raise honest, simple turkey for shady brook farms. >>> a big change is in the works at temple university. it's renaming the school of media and communications i

. >>> a temple university student earns special recognition for his anti-bullying efforts. received a $10,000 scholarship check at tonight's sixers game. alexandria hoff is at the wells fargo with more. >> reporter: it was a packed house and the crowd got a special half time show. it's half time as the sixers faced off against the knicks and jordan crack has a fan club >> i'm excited to be helping someone else. >> reporter: crack hour passed away 22 months ago from a seizure at the age of 22. his family attended the game. >> our first recipient is a student that goes to temple university and works here at the philadelphia sixers >> i work as the assistant to franklin the dog. >> he's a sport and recreation management major at temple university was selected to receive the foundation's $10,000 scholarship. >> we wanted a take a to student who exemplifies his qualities the most >> jordan's mom said he was selected because like her son, this recipient's love of sports meshed with the strong stance against bullying. i have three disabled siblings who participate in the special o

. >> new and only on "action news," temple university has announced a special honor for a broadcastingend. >> our local temple alum is not here dave murphy but one of them is matt pelman along with karen rogers. good morning. >> good morning. all right, let's check out storm tracker6 live double scan. it's damp out there this morning. we do have some showers. for the most part they're in center city and exiting the coastline. that's the only batch of showers i think we'll really see but it's going to feel damp touch of drizzle here or there out there this morning and let's take a look right now at satellite6 and action radar. you can see that rain from yesterday certainly evening hours we had some steady rain. that's pushed off the coast. a few leftover showers. behind that we'll see clouds and a little spotty drizzle through the morning hours. we still have one area of concern in the poconos in the higher elevations. you could have freezing rain. advisory there still continues until 7 o'clock in the morning. for the rest of us no worries with. that look at these temperatures. it's 35

. >>> a temple university student earns special recognition for his anti-bullying efforts. received a $10,000 scholarship check at tonight's sixers game. alexandria hoff is at the wells fargo with more. >> reporter: it was a packed house and the crowd got a special half time show. it's half time as the sixers faced off against the knicks and jordan crack has a fan club >> i'm excited to be helping someone else. >> reporter: crack hour passed away 22 months ago from a seizure at the age of 22. his family attended the game. >> our first recipient is a student that goes to temple university and works here at the philadelphia sixers >> i work as the assistant to franklin the dog. >> he's a sport and recreation management major at temple university was selected to receive the foundation's $10,000 scholarship. >> we wanted a take a to student who exemplifies his qualities the most >> jordan's mom said he was selected because like her son, this recipient's love of sports meshed with the strong stance against bullying. i have three disabled siblings who participate in the special o

today temple university announced that's school of media and communication will take lew klein's nametemple says the lew klein college of media and communication honors his career in television, his more than six decades of teaching service to the university and recognizes a historic multi-million dollars gift to the school from lew and janet klein. >> it's been great experiencism kline kline has helped launch several careers. some went on to become household names like dick sagget and bob clarke. kline kline prude all kinds of shows including band stand which would go on to become american band stand with dick clark. he also put carter merbreier on the air as captain noah and his magical arc. >> don't forget to say your prayers. >> carter was a show man. >> reporter: lew klein began teaching tv courses at temple in 1952. he was program director at channel six when it launched its "action news" format in 1970. he's been an executive, a producer for phillies telecast and more and through it all he's supported temple as a benefactor, a teacher and a mentor. and kline kline is a co-found

lew klein is a pioneer in the broadcasting industry and today temple university announced that's schoolunication will take his name. temple says the lew klein college of media and communication honors his career in television, his more than six decades of teaching service to the university and recognizes a historic multi-million dollars gift to the school from lew and janet klein. klein has launched several careers like bob sagget and of course dick clark. klein was one of channel6's earliest employees and produced all kinds of shows including band stand which would go on to become american band stand with dick clark. >> ♪ >> reporter: he also put carter merbreier on the air as captain no, sir and what his magical arc. >> don't forget say your prayers. >> carter was a show man. >> reporter: lew klein began teaching tv courses at temple in 1952. he was program director at channel six when it launched its "action news" format in 1970. he's been an executive a producer for phillies telecasts and more. and through it all he's supported temple as a benefactor, a teacher and a mentor. and kle

"action news" reporter dan cuellar is live at temple university, where one of the rallies took place. dann. >> reporter: walter, it has been one of the most polarizing political issues of the past eight years. while efforts to repeal obama care move forward in washington several hundred supporters of the affordable care ago rallied here, and across the region and country to stop it. >> hey, hey, ho, ho, repeal law have got to go. >> reporter: outside temple university hospital, several hundred members of the organize labor and community groups were joined by democratic politicians, to rally for affordable care act and preservation of the medicare and medicaid. senator bob casey condemn republican leaders in congress for not having a plan to replace aca and risk leaving 28 million people without insurance. >> what have they been doing for seven years to find a replacement? the answer is nothing. they don't have a replacement bill. so we're going to say to those republicans, number one, we will stop you from repealing. >> reporter: knowing the republican congress is moving full speed ah

a tribute to a broadcasting legend, temple university pays homage to lou klein. and a delaware county family makes it safely out of their burning home. what they did correctly to make sure they were aware of the danger. >> in just two days, the most important transition of power takes place in washington, d.c. president obama will step down and donald trump will become the 45th president of the united states. the final preparation are being made on the national mall for friday's inauguration. last night the president-elect was in washington where he attended a gala for foreign diplomats and business leaders, the first of many he is attending with his vice president elect mike passenger. and down the street protesters gathered outside of the new trump hotel but that did not dampen the

that includes philadelphia where temple university is located. >> i think that is wrong. i think it endangers public safety. i think it endangers our law enforcement officers. and it's just shortsighted. >> it is our policy in general that baltimore county police officers do not ask the immigration status of anyone that they encounter. that's not their job. sharyl: baltimore county executive, supports his county's sanctuary status, though he dislikes use of that term. >> if you are the wife here in this county and you haven't coit are otherwise law-abiding, then we're not going to interfere with that relationship whatsoever. sharyl: it's a debate that's raging across the country. immigration and customs enforcement or i.c.e. has identified about 300 sanctuary jurisdictions that have policies of noncooperation. they include four entire states -- california, account, new mexico, and colorado. and cities and counties in 25 other states and washington, d.c. since 2014, these jurisdictions rejected more than 21,000 written requests from i.c.e. to detain illegal immigrants who

. >>> well right now at noon a scare on the campus of temple university.undreds of students are evacuated after the discovery of a suspicious device. that device had wires sticking out of it. good afternoon i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. "eyewitness news" reporter joe hold den on temple's campus. he joins us live from north philadelphia with more on the incident. joe, what do you know? >> reporter: rahel, jim g afternoon. at this point, police have determined that that suspicious device a belt with wires contained no trace of explosives. i spoke to two maintenance workers who actually made the discovery. they said from the appearance of that heavy duty belt with wires protruding from it they were absolutely compelled to call police. that call went out to 911 just after 9:00 o'clock this morning. now as a result, temple school of engineering building at 12th and norris was evacuated, and about a dozen classes were halted. police shut down the area while they investigated to determine exactly what they were dealing with. the bomb squad did detonate t

city hall area, independent mall, there is a demonstration set to kick off at bell tower at temple university at 1:00 down broad street, jfk boulevard, picking up, at other demonstrations at sixth and market. coming in or rolling through city be ready, rolling closures and that will have a domino on the septa buses. women's march here in philadelphia that kicks off at seven set to last until three, they will form on the logan circle at 7:00 walk up parkway to eakins oval and demonstration will occur right here in trent of the art museum steps. watch for closures, detours, maybe taking kid to the franklin institute that will be going on right out front, this abington a fire location at highland and ghost road. so far so good at philly international but we are going to see extra volume at airport and certainly at 30th street station, with folks heading south to d.c., mike and alex, back to you. >>> we covered this yesterday morning. police are still trying to figure out why a man died after a confrontation with police in north philadelphia yesterday morning. police say that the victim is 55 yea

the suspicious device spotted on the campus of temple university sparked a call to the bomb squad today the reward officials are offering for an arrest after a soldier was badly beaten on new years day. >>> and a big announcement from new jersey's second in command. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> a suspicious package sparked a scare and big response from police on temple university today. officials say it turned out to be nothing but it goes to show the all important saying see something say something. the big story on "action news" is the possible bomb on a philadelphia street. walter perez has the details from temple's campus tonight. >> reporter: that is video shot by the temple university news crew, you can hear the item in question was detonated by the philadelphia police bomb squad as a precaution, it started when a disposal crew was removing trash from the loading dock at 9:00 this morning. authorities tell us it was some kind of military style canvas belt with orange a

he can run on. >> "inside stories of the week" coming up. >> "inside story" is presented by temple universitymarkable change isn't easy, but for those who take charge, it comes naturally. explore temple's impact. visit temple.edu/impact. >> "inside stories of the week." we start with george. >> my pastor, reverend waller, started a sermon recently with the observation -- and he was talking about republicans and democrats -- that we're living in a political time where truth doesn't matter. that's a scary proposition. >> thank you, george. ed? >> matt, benghazi and the hillary e-mail scandal have claimed yet another victim. patrick kennedy, the undersecretary of state, who pulled security from benghazi, who tried to play with the investigation and the e-mails, resigned this week. he was actually pushed out. >> thank you, ed. donna? >> i want to pay tribute to a musical and social legend -- the passing of butch trucks, the allman brothers' drummer. a lot of people know that he was named one of the top 10 drummers by rolling stone, but what a lot of people don't know is that the allman brothers a

. >>> temple hospital university hit a milestone. marking the 125th anniversary. the north philadelphia hospital was founded in 1892, back then it was known as samaritan hospital with a staff of two people police a horse-drawn ambulance. today temple university hospital is about 4,000 employees and cares for more than half a million masht patients a year. >>> while we're talking about temple, the university school of media and communication got a new name today. it's now named after philadelphia broadcasting icon lew kline. >>> dr. christopher mcginley are replace sylvia sims whose firm has expired. mcginley is an assistant professor at temple university. >>> meanwhile a pennsylvania four public school teachers filed a lawsuit today they hope will reach the supreme court. the group wants to prevent teachers unions from collecting mandatory union dues saying it violates their constitutional rights. union officials say the lawsuit is an attempt to weaken unions and could lead to lower wages. >>> christina school district has a new superintendent. richard greg got th

. >>> a special scholarship reason temple university student was pick to receive a big check at the sixers game. well, today is thursday, january 12th, good morning i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm rahel solomon. let's get started with weather and traffic of course with katie and meisha. >> it is gateway to our weekend. >> yes. >> so excited. >> it makes me excited too. >> but we have wet roadways, katie and, it is slowing us down we have a water main break and a accident that will slow us down in the morning. >> it feels like groundhog day in that regard, right. it is a same sit asian but not because it is a lot milder. it is good. i don't think we will have any icing issues the not at this point with the temperatures where they stan. at the moment head up you might find a hint of wet weather here, and that is true at the moment in berks, lancaster county, left over sprinkles, and allow for residual shower here, because we have warm, moisture rich air and system still trying to make its full departure here but more than anything else, cloud at on set, eventually yielding to some sunshine. these a

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." >> "inside story" is presented by temple university. arkable change isn't easy, but for those who take charge, it comes naturally. explore temple's impact. visit temple.edu/impact. ♪ >> welcome back to "inside story." i'm tamala edwards. this week our matt o'donnell sat down with governor tom wolf in front of the chamber of commerce, and it was a striking moment. he said he's not looking in the budget this year to increase the personal sales tax, to increase -- the personal tax or the sales tax, that he'd like to get somewhere on pension reform, but there was a time when tom wolf sounded really pugilistic in talking about the republicans. that is not what we heard this week. one, what has happened to tom wolf?, and, two, do we think he'll be successful? does this new tone, you think, they might actually get a budget this year on time? >> how many different ways can you spell or say 2018? i mean, the governor's up for re-election. we've not had a personal income tax or a sales tax in modern history in an election year, so if they're gonna

. >> "inside story" is presented by temple university. remarkable change isn't easy, but for those who take charge, it comes naturally. explore temple's impact. visit temple.edu/impact. ♪ >> welcome back to "inside story." an unprecedented fine has been lobbied against the district attorney in philadelphia, seth williams, because of his actions for not declaring some of the gifts he was given -- $160,000-worth-plus. he must now pay $62,000 in fines according to the ethics board. some people are even calling for him to resign. do you think it's enough that he paid a fine and let well enough be done? >> i think this is pretty egregious, as egregious as i've seen. and the thing that is most egregious about it is that he took gifts from defense lawyers who had cases that his office was adjudicating. that smacks of -- that's over the line. i don't care about, you know, getting a dinner here and there from someone who doesn't have business in front of your public interest. >> it was a new roof. it was a lot of things. and the gifts were legal, t

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one in particular here a planned march that will be beginning at bell tower at temple university. come down broad street to jfk boulevard and then eventually over to sixth and market. there is one example of a planned march that is obviously is his to disrupt traffic, put septa on detour and that will happen throughout the day and certainly into our evening rush hour. now tomorrow the planned women 's march in philadelphia from 7:00 to 3:00 is the whole event time. they will start at logan circle march up the parkway and end at eakins oval in front of the art museum there and then that demonstration will last until 3:00. we will see closures, tea tore s and bus detour as as well through tomorrow. keep that in mind coming in the city tomorrow morning coming down to the franklin institute. good morning to cherry hill, new jersey nice and quiet in south jersey. in problems, fingers crossed on the patco high speed line, karen and thomas back to you. >>> time right now 5:02. focus will be on washington d.c. today, president-elect donald trump set to be sworn in as fourthivity president

rally at temple university. student you will be walking right down broad street. so heads up for those every in you and around broad street. right around noon-ish. also, tomorrow, so we've got the women's march on philadelphia. that's what they're calling it 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 on the ben franklin parkway. rod closures, parking restrictions, talking a lot about that coming up in the next 15 minute, jim, jan, back over to you. >> in hours, the 45th president of the united states. >> this is live look at the us capitol building where the is her moanly take place at noon today. a lot of people from the delaware valley are in washington, too. and as "eyewitness news" anchor judge cad een there with a preview of today's inauguration. >> good morning, from washington, d.c., where today the united states will inch august rate its 45th president, donald j trump. mr. trump and his family arrived here in the nation's capitol yesterday. and they went through many events, all in anticipation of the events today. when the inauguration will take place. also, here in washington, d

we'll see you right back here. >> "inside story" is presented by temple university. rkable change isn't easy, but for those who take charge, it comes naturally. explore temple's impact. visit temple.edu/impact. >> welcome back. time for our insiders' resolutions. ajay, we'll start with you. >> 2017, i settle my debts. i've accumulated a debt of gratitude to my family. i settle my debt with them. my firm, dilworth paxson, my colleagues who let me take credit for their work -- i'm gonna do work 2017, let them take some credit, but that's my resolution for 2017. >> all right. very nice. sam. >> well, i'm resolved to be a little more informed so i don't miss things quite as badly as i did in 2016, to try to really understand what's going on and not to be so comfortable in my own preconceived notions of things. i have two grandsons, and i love spending time with them. i'm gonna spend more. i'm hopefully gonna be having a granddaughter in april. and, lastly, we're gonna produce a film called "the daring women of philadelphia," which is gonna tell the story of philadelphia's

peaceful over here since they have changed the housing set up over here, the closer you get to temple universityre security you see. but we are far off the temple campus, not even laid eyes on temple university patrol unit yet. so police just starting this investigation, sad news, somebody tazed and as we see sometimes in extreme cases, when the taser or the taser and the struggle or who knows somebody under the influence of something, often why we have to see a taser used, the person died at the hospital nearby. further down broad street at hahnemann hospital, guys. >> so he did die at hahnemann. keep gathering information. we'll get back to you. 7:49. 7:50 almost. >> we will get a check on traffic now with bob. >> good morning, everybody, delays starting to pop on patco, just cancelled 8:03 train that comes in toward philadelphia. the start of the same scenario that actually happened yesterday morning, so expect delays to domino from here on out for the morning rush on the patco high-speed line. septa all of the subway surface trolleys, there are delays in the tunnel, because of equipment prob

lawrence previously served as president at temple university. >>> >> a scary situation 14 stories above the ground, two window washers had to be rescued. david. >> reporter: lots of clouds around, can't rule out showers on some buts. bus stops, winds not all that bad. spotty showers around 7:00 a.m., 8:00 a.m. we'll be back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, cooler weather on the way as we head toward the weekend. >> this week's nor'easter took a bite out of new jersey's beaches. the storm started sunday night and ended tuesday, caused erosion along the coastline. some of the worst erosion happened in spots where it could least afford it. >> no storms out like that out in the horizon for now, right? >> reporter: no, the big changes is the cooler air as we head toward thend. storm tracker 6 live double scan mainly dry, but the overhead view shows sprkl showers north and west of philadelphia. some in the northern suburbs light and spotty. that will fill in and build over the next couple of hours as we take a look outside, currently in atlantic city, it looks the camera not

city and atlantic city, as the slow nor'easter pulls on out and the picture sky 6 hd from the temple university camera, looking at the temple universit skies with the nor'easter pulling away and some locations lacey township, 2.62 inches of rain. toms river, 2.33 and 1.89 in atlantic city and close to an inch of rain in philade with this storm system. temperatures north and west of town are in the 30s and 40s, 35 in tannersville for slatington and fet 40 in warrington and 43 in kennett square. the upper 30s for cinnaminson and glassboro, and the win certainly are not as bad as they were earlier today. for that matter yesterday, they are sustained anywhere from 10 to 20 per hour. picking up higher gusts, we have a gust in philadelphia at this hour of 29 and 29 miles per hour wi gusts as well in atlantic city. that makes it feel colder the region. here is satellite 6 along with action radar with the northea'er offshore. associate with the rain sis tip and the highertain and light snow. for the poconos we have the winter weather advisory until 6:00 tonight. 2:00 later today future tracker 6 showin

live shot from our temple university camera. as we go get you down into atlantic city, it looks worse, the low ceiling visibility down to less than a mile in several locations. we'll be dealing with this all morning long. as we flip it to the radars, we won't be dealing with rain today. it's overnight tonight and sunday into monday when the rain arrives. fog visibility holding steady 2 miles since we first went on at 5:30 a.m. a mile in the lehigh valley, 1.3 in trenton. just take it easy on the roads this morning. its easy to outrun your headlights when pick up fog that dense. temperatures on the mild side. we get the low level clouds that keep the numbers mild. we're above the normal high, of 40. we're at 43. millville, 39. jacksonville to maine there's the storm sunday night into monday. we'll look at that on future tracker 6. later this afternoon we're expecting some of the fog to lift, otherwise it's a mostly cloudy day, the model is hinting toward a few peeks of sunshine. if you see any sun consider yourself lucky because

a woman was shot in the back, both are in critical condition at temple university hospital. another man's head was grazed by a bullet. police say he is not cooperating with them as they sort out exactly what happened there. >>> a driver did not survive this accident last night in cumberland county, new jersey, a lincoln town car slammed into a pole along east broad street in bridgeton. state police expected to release more information about the incident tomorrow. >>> this morning there's a sense of closure for a family waiting to learn what happened to a former marine who disappeared weeks ago. sadly his body was discovered in a camden county lake. now police are trying to figure out what happened to him. dann cuellar with that story. >> reporter: it was back on the night of december 2, 29-year-old lance james of clementon new jersey went missing. area search-and-rescue teams have been scouring the area looking for him, to no avail. they were not giving up. >> we try to to be very persist when we get involved in a case. >> reporter: lance did two tours of duty in the middle

a gunman was he hit repeatedly and is in temple university hospital in serious condition. woman was shot in the back, she is in surgery. a bullet grazed a man in the head. >> private security guards on location they heard gunshots, and they saw a person firing and they returned fire, three security guards total returned fire, it was a total of 19 shots fired by security guards. >> and we can tell you that police are interviewing the security gourds, no arrests are reported. >>> a driver is dead after crash in cumberland county new jersey, a lincoln town car slammed into a pole on east broad street in bridgeton at 9:00 p.m. state police have not released the driver's identity. >>> there's a sad ending to the search for a missing marine 6 weeks ago. james lance was found in a cumberland county lake. >> reporter: lance james of clementon new jersey went missing. burlington county k-9 certain and rescue were -- search and rescue were looking for him to no avail. they didn't give up. family members say lance served two tours of duty in the middle east, when he returned he suffe

rally at temple university, student marching down broad street. heads up.ou. also we have women march of philadelphia tomorrow, 7:00 a.m. gather at 10:00 a.m. it starts. >> lots going on, thanks, meisha. that's "eyewitness news" for now. join us 9:25. cbs this morning, new jersey cory booker on the future of the democratic party. i'm jim donov off the charts...this? sir! what's the status? there's a meteor hurtling towards earth. how long until impact? less than a minute. what do you want to do, sir? listen carefully... if we all switch to geico we could save 15% or more on car insurance. i like the sound of that. geico. because saving fifteen percent or more on car insurance is always a great answer. ♪ >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." we are on the national mall in washington awaiting the inauguration of president-elect donald trump. hundreds of thousands of people are making their way here to watch the swearing in and the inaugural address. many already at the united states capitol where the new president and vice president will take the oath of of

he was pronounced dead at temple university hospital. the victim has only been identified as a man in his 20s. this morning who shot him and why is still not known. >>> a pedestrian was seriously hurt after being hit by a car this happened in south jersey just last night. chopper 6 hd over that scene of the 1800 block of salem road in burlington township. the driver of the car stopped after the crash. the victim was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. >>> u.s. intelligence officials have told president-elect donald trump face-to-face that moscow mettled in the election. putin ordered a campaign aimed at the u.s. presidential election to undermine the faith in the democratic process and harm hillary clinton's potential presidency. trump said it was gross negligence by the dnc. he said what russia did had no effect on the outcome of the election. >>> an american automaker said it has a car to rival the tesla. we'll have details on the updated chevy volt. >>> kids in parts of the south enjoyed the effects of a winter storm. kids w

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at temple university, anxiety. >> our biggest function i think is to help the students distinguish between what's true and what's not true because if you go on to social media there's a lot out there that's not true. >> reporter: tem people's office is answering questions for both effected students and other international ones. >> are you hearing from other students? >> everybody who is an international student or who heads a nonimmigrant status i'm assuming is concerned. >> reporter: in university city international house philadelphia hosts international students and says many of it's 309 residents are worried about their future in the u.s. >> it's effected all of us here. >> reporter: one of the most important messages these universities are giving to students is to monitor information and look for any potential changes. they are doing the same thing. live in university city i'm lauren mayk nbc10 news. >> now recent poll of voters found many americans do support the idea behind this executive order in a poll taken earlier this month. nearly half of voters say they supported suspended imm

temple's university school of made ya and communications has a new name tonight. it's known as lou kline college, a broadcast pioneer that helped countless students at temple. he was one of the earliest at channel6 and was behind shows like bandstand and captain noah. the renaming ceremony will take place in march. >> cecily is here with our unusual january continuing. >> it feels like march. testimony in th.temperatures in. there are no echoes on the radar. the atmosphere is beginning to dry out. the action cam in center city where the sidewalks and roads are not damp and temperatures pretty mild. step outside, you don't need much of a jacket at all, philadelphia 45 down from a high of 49, nine degrees above normal. redding 44, cape may 40. 18 days into january, we had six days with highs below average, temperatures now three degrees above average. we had to that over the next week with mild weather on the way. satellite 6 showing high thin clouds lingering. you can see how they are beginning to collapse. high pressure building in. lots of sunshine tomorrow. ther

. >>> in philadelphia, temple university is helping inspire young people to go into careers in healthe. temple hosted local eighth graders interested in careers as doctors and nurses. workshops are using ultrasound and ekg machines. >>> nine public schools received grants that will allow students to see live theater performances. it will also pay for ereaders and robot starter kits. >>> 43 degrees outside. and it's going to be a little bit kind of touch and go this morning for people in center city. >> a little challenge. nbc10's "first alert" traffic reporter francesca ruscio has you covered. tracy, rosemary, we're watching the cameras on the vine street expressway. the speeds still in the 60s but the situation will be changing as we get closer to 7:00, 8:00 this morning because of presidential road closures set in place, which all morning long i will be mentioned. so, now, yesterday, just to reiterate, we did have a sinkhole issue that was reported in cheltenham around 4:00 yesterday morning. we have alternates here. and church road. and now, we're talking about an accident that sti

the man was rushed to temple university temple university, and so far no motive, no arrest haves beenade. >> there was fire that broke out at a home in frankford. crews were called out to the 1,000 block of wakling street, this was about shortly after midnight. firefighters were able to quickly get that fire under control. this is about a half hour. nobody was hurt. investigators are still looking into the cause of the fire. >>> in quite the scene right here, an ambulance on its way to crash in montgomery county that involved several vehicles, also, ended up getting into an accident. fresco user shot this video. >> this ambulance was on it way to a four vehicle crash in montgomery township, just before 6:30 last night. when it was struck by another car just before it got to the scene. one person was taken to the hospital from the scene of the original crash. fortunately, no other injuries were involved with the ambulance. >>> controversy over proposed middle school. this is going on in upper perkioman. hundreds of people turned out for the hearing over plans for new $58 million middle

the department's medical of health from medical school in pp pn and had numerous positions at temple university and health. trump's announcement came as a surprise after campaigning that the v.a. was corrupt. he said schul kin was the best choice after interviewing 100 people for the job. >>> a hit and run driver is at large after striking a pedestrian in darby borough. fortunately, police say his injuries are not life threatening. police are working on getting a description of the car. wilmington police are looking for the gunman in a triple shooting tonight. officers were alerted to the gunfire on the 300 block of south jackson street. they transported a 19 year old, 24-year-old and 36-year-old to the hospital. police say all of the victims are in stable condition. they have no details about the shooter. dylan va lenn a te has been remanded to jail after failing to post $5,000. he stole a vehicle last weekend with a baby in the backseat. dann cuellar is live with where the theft happened. what is the latest on this? >> jim, with the suspect in custody, police are left with an interesting dile

. >> that is the video shot by the temple university news crew, it was detonated by the philadelphia police bomb squad as a precaution. it started after they were removing trash from this loading dock right around 9:00 this morning. it was some sort of military belt with red and orange wire as matched. students were evacuated as investigators worked the scene. the all clear was given after the device was detonated and it was deemed harmless. but the crew did the right thing report what they saw. >> we are fortunate through training and great people that work at the university they know if they see something to give us a call. the whole see something say something. we are fortunate that the two gentlemen that found it, had enough presence of mind to say it doesn't look right lets get help over here. >> investigators are still go tlug the building as a precaution and the all clear was given about an hour ago. reporting live walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. turning now to accuweather and a soggy tuesday forecast. as we look live from sky 6 hd outside at the cloudy sk

society professor at temple university specializes in political communication, while it's not a rider part of citizen ship and up to the individual it comes in handy when discussing politics >> for those who wants to make observations about the presidency and make political arguments i would agree that the ethical moral thing to do is to first be inform, >> from listen, to the address. of >> it was nonsense, >> pretty classy >> to witnessing the departure of marine one >> the former president and his wife was gracious >> and for the democratic challenger >> hillary clinton to be there >> what did we miss? according to l, a mar, the historic significance, the first time our nation voted against washington opting instead for a political outsider >> it's something where the people in america are and how disconnected washington is from the rest of america. and one other note, before setting out to tell the story, i surfed and discovered his 10-year-old son barren was trending. every person i spoke to, regardless of your political views, children should absolutely be off limits. i have to

temple university law professor mary levee who are a argued cases before the third circuit he's qualified tour high court. >> he's very fair minded. he's intellectual much he's hard working he has a terrific reputation in the third circuit. >> reporter: the attorneys behind that federal lawsuit against the trump administration hope to have their case heard within the next few days. they want the families in question to be allowed to return to the us this time at our government's expense. stay tuned for that ruling and of course decision on who may be the newest member of the the high court. lucy. >> thank you very much, bruce. stay with fox 29 for continuing coverage of president trauma pops first 100 days. airing supreme court announcement live tonight at 8:00 o'clock. >>> meantime the u.s. senate delayed the vote on three of president trump's cabinet picks. democrats today boycotted the votes for the secretaries of health and human services and treasury and voting on president trump's attorney general pick will be put off at least until tomorrow. elaine chow got an overwhelming yes from

street in frankford, investigators say two men attempted to rob a home, victim was taken to temple universityospital with some unknown injuries, and in word just yet on an arrest. >>> family of the delaware county couple, fatally struck by a car as they were leaving church on new years eve say they do not expect any charges seventy-four year-old jim lock and his wife, seven two-year old eileen, were leaving mass at saint pius in broomall when they were struck. both died at the scene. loved ones said the couple always took lawrence road to get the to their car after services there. parishioner remembers locks as excellent people of their community and coach for the archdiocese. >> he would be here for a basketball game, help him bring out the tables and set up for the girls and the balls and everything. he was a nice by. >> no way to start the new year for anybody. >> the driver that hit that couple did stay at the scene. >>> 4:09. well, you probably pay more if you are getting gas in pennsylvania. gas tax did jump by eight cents a gallon. state has the highest gas tax in the country. penndot

today students at philadelphia university, including temple, they are staging walk outs and marches.tudents planned to protest from north philadelphia to the area around city hall where they will meet up with other protesters and head to independent mall. there are several road closures, that bob kelly has been talking about all morning long police are asking people just to avoid traveling through center city and olde city if possible because they are expecting a lot of traffic as trump opponents send a message to the president-elect they are speaking out against hate, bigotry and standing up for women's rights. so again, today day two of the protest we are expecting day three of the with men's march expect to bring roughly 20,000 people to center city philadelphia tomorrow, mike and alex. >> 20,000. >> reporter: that is estimate that we got from the city. >> we will see what happens. >> all right. >> 7:15. >>> lets get to south philadelphia where a man was found in the streets shot dead at this time police don't have many answers including a motive or suspect. the scene was shortly

can see it's dry, no issues of precipitation today, so outside we go, sky6 live hd from our temple university camera looking at the center city skyline, clouds and pockets of sunshine trying to seep through. all in all it's a cold start back to work on monday. lunchtime this afternoon grab an extra jacket before you head out. 21 in slatington and fleetwood. 17 in tanersville. quakertown and pottstown. 25 in coatsville. center city coming in at 20. and 22 in chester. down in new jersey 21 for vineland and agenda -- gandys beach. 24 for smyrna, 25 degrees right now in dover. satellite and radar, it's quiet across the region we have high pressure that is just to our south. we're tapping into the west to southwesterly winds at this hour of we have cloudy skies and sun as we go through the throughout the day. what to expect, it's frigid and cold, bus stop not as blustery as yesterday across the region. yesterday we had winds gusting close to 45 miles per hour in spots during the day. right now temperatures well below 32 degrees, any snow we have on the ground is slow to melt because temperatures r

let's look outside, we have sky6 live hd we're looking wet in center city as we look south temple university. kids are coming back to campus in a couple of weeks. right now we have a rainy start to your monday morning. 39 degrees in philadelphia. winds out of the west at 3 miles per hour not all that strong. future tracker 6 showing through the morning up until 9:00 a.m. it will be damp with rain and drizzle. up north the possibility of linking freezing rain up until 10:00 a.m. berks county, lehigh county and north hampton county. we'll see an end farther south in northern bucks and montgomery counties by 7:00 a.m., 8:00 a.m. the rest of the afternoon looks damp, so does the dinner hour and so does the evening, although things will be dieing down a little bit. the temperatures stay cool, periods of rain and off and on drizzle as you just saw on future tracker. high temperatures across the region, it's damp, up north you'll get up to 40. down south, 47 near cape may and mid 40s in philadelphia. tomorrow an area of low pressure comes up the coast. we'll get mild ahead of this high of 51. more

conditions we saw for the inauguration festivities in washington, d.c., nbc 10 on the campus of temple university where people had umbrellas out and hoods up in the rain. >> let's take a live look at conditions in center city from our kimmel city campus camera. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is timing out the rain with the most accurate forecast in philadelphia. what do you see, glenn? >> well, i see that the steady rain we saw during the afternoon has moved up to the northeast, toward new york. we have some more lighter showers back to the west. they're coming straight our way. so you'll need the rain gear with you this evening, even though it's not going to be heavy rain. there will by more of an issue with fog. it's dry back to the west once we get past what we see this evening the streets are wet and it's chilly outside. the east wind is keeping the temperatures down. temperatures are not going to go down during the night tonight. you don't have to worry about changeover to snow or ice. the temperature holding fairly steady. that's the symbol for fog and that's what we'll be seeing across much of

they rushed him to temple university hospital in critical condition. but he did not survive. witnesses told police they saw this man getting shot then saw two males going through his pockets after he collapsed in the street. then the men took off in a white vehicle last seen going west on the 500 block of west luray. police found identification next to the victim's body that does not long to him and they're investigating if it belongs to one of the suspects. >> the victim resides out of the city of philadelphia. we found identification we don't know if the identification belongs to the perp or a perpetrator at this time but that identification has an address in west philly so we have police officers in west philly staking out that property. >> reporter: and police say there are a number of survei areas where this shooting took place. they're on businesses, they're on homes there so they're hoping that they can find footage to help in this investigation to help identify those suspects. we are live at police headquarters, katherine scott, channel6 "actio

-- waking up with us on saturday morning, 5:55 a.m., 25 degrees, sky6 live hd looking at the temple universitymera. not snowing yet, he snow lovers. chris sowers says the snow will arrive around 7:00 a.m., 8:00 a.m. what's old is new again, for many that means declutterring and using the things that have been taking up space and collecting dust. alicia vitarelli helps you tackle the jewelry box and breathe new life into old pieces. >> a lot of young people come in i have old family jewelry what do i do with it? >> reporter: the jeweler on jeweler's row said have an old broach or cameo, we turned it into a pearl necklace. >> it's an heirloom piece you're preserving the sent mentality. >> gram mom wore it now you're wearing it. >> look again, it's modern, but an old piece we brought back to life. >> you keep it in the family and it keeps getting worn. >> reporter: this old ring got a whole new look. >> this is an antique ring most women would not ware. but we were able to cut the ring part, we turned it into a beautiful no new diamond pendant. some pieces may not need anything more than a second