democrats behind closed doors, talking about ways, we're told, in which to salvage any elements of the achank they can. meanwhile, we'll take a break from politics for the moment, guys, talk briefly about tesla today. watching those shares. the electric carmaker did announce that it delivered over 76,000 vehicles last year. that narrowly misses the goal of 80,000. deliveries down 9.4% in the fourth quarter compared to a year ago. that comes as ford and toyota announce a new partnership with several other automakers to help speed development of in-vehicle smartphone apps, an effort to prevent companies like apple and google from monopolizing the connected car market. a lot going on in mobility, jason. as we await ces and see what kind of surprises may be in store there, what's your take on tesla? >> well, you know, elon always sets his targets very high, and they have accomplished a lot. the cars are simply brilliant. and he's so far ahead of everybody. i mean, the ford announcement that they're going to have, a 300-mile-range car in 2020, is so laughable when he's delivering 76,000, 77,00

. >> technically, according the ac, parker is a disabled individual because it does affect symptoms eventhat could hopefully be stopped and no guarantee it wile be stopped with medication. so parker is disabled and ben is also disabled and in the case of the two of these, they actually collide. the federal law says the dog has to be in the building. >> ashley planned on taking up this mat we're the school board but says this sheds light on a much bigger problem because she says it easy for someone to say that their dog is a service dog, you can just go out, buy a vest, then the case where her son's allergy am cos into may, he cannot even tick a trip on a plane to disney world because the flight itself cannot deny someone access to a service dog and if he is anywhere in the i have season think of dog, he could potentially lose his p it. >> i don't mean to sound insensitive. if you are that allergic. you got that much of a problem, to me, you know, what are you doing in a public school setting? what are you doing at the public live a zy to me, file look if you -- if you are facing certain

serena took the first set 6-4 with the ace on set point. she was intense throughout the match.econd set, serena up 5-4 and sereno knows she is close and then she attacks the net. venus hits wide and serena wins her seventh open in straight sets 6-4, 6-4 and her 23rd grand slam title, most all time in the open era. >> there is no way i would be at 23 without her. there is no way i would be at one without here and there is no way i would be anything without her. she is my inspiration and the only reason i'm standing here today and the only reason that the williams sisters exist. >> i was up until 2:00 minute morning watching the match live. they are tremendous. and don't forget warriors and clippers top of the hour. >> looking forward to it. >>> all in a day's work. chp officers in the north >>> floodwaters weren't the only problem on highway 37 in novato. the chp posted this video of officers trying to get a cow away from the road on wednesday. officers got on the loud speaker to move it along and even making mooing sounds. after 15 minutes the bovine returned to his natural hab

the ac police department foundation is donating 100 downed officer kits to the department. kits contain items to treat a wounded officer, items suchl as tourniquets, face shields, trauma shields are in that kit. small enough to fit in a cargo pocket or glove box. >>> eight minutes after 5:00. heading out right now. leave the umbrella at home. we've got drying winds blowing. may see a little bit of shake in the camera. this is the view from center city of boat house road. winds are blowing. also helping with something else. bringing in much milder air. mild and dry day today. clouds are thin out. get sunshine. the clouds return later this afternoon. and the rain returns this evening, but it will only be rain as the temperatures that are well above freezing this morning stay above freezing right on through tonight and tomorrow. 43 now in philadelphia. yesterday this time it was 40 degrees colder in south jersey. 44 now. 48 degrees at the jersey shore. still some chilly neighbors in pennsylvania. 38 degrees. and unionville. while it's 40 right now in north whales, collegeville

then the ac rail line suspended, bridge stuck in the open position right now.h street in cherry hill, patco right now is cross honoring, check the schedules on line, plus the airport saying not only do they have concellations but also delays. check those as well. just reminder delaware river bridge closed. these alternates got very busy yesterday. they'll be very busy again today. jim, rahel, back to you. >> some are calling it miracle. three puppies are found alive in the italy avalanch. >> incredible. take a look at these cutest. three puppies were trapped for five days. underneath destroyed italian hotel, discovery now raising hopes more than 20 people still missing. believed that they're burried under wall of snow. search teams continue to work around the clock. >> well, time now, 6:49. there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning. >> nora o'donnell joins us live from new york with a preview. good morning, nora, may we say, happy belated birthday. >> thank you so much. good morning to you, jim, rahel. on the maps, the coast, where powerful nor'easter is sla

that choose that option would be the same as the amount of money that they've received now under the ac a, plus what they would receive if they expanded medicaid coverage whether or not they have chosen to do so. so it is a generous approach that would allow states to cover uninsured individuals. i do want to emphasize those individuals could choose not to go into the state plan. they could opt out and instead buy more generous health insurance coverage using their health savings account. employers and taxpayers would be allowed to contribute further to those health savings accounts, and the health savings accounts would phase out at certain income levels that they would avoid the cliff that is so prevalent throughout obamacare. for example, if you make more than 400% of the poverty rate, the subsidy for your premium is completely eliminated. similarly, under obamacare come if you make more than 250% of the poverty rate, you no longer get help with your copayments and deductibles. that's why the increases in copayments and deductibles and premiums has an impact on those even thou are re

providers interested in participating in the rfp process. >> this is for the o ac members all members have a good understanding of what we're doing together. >> so other orientation that will educate nonprofits in the community that might want to - >> for the rfps. >> yeah. the rfp process will follow the same process. >> thank you for that report it is comprehensive you mentioned that supervisor cowen will be introducing the legislation to implement the passage the dignity fund in prop i this type of legislation can - the mayor for example, in any way effect the funds allocated be reprioritize for the failure the voters to approve the sales tax the mayor has a flexible that was - he had the option of using the tax money i'm curious is there any way this legislation if it didn't or does pass to change the provisions of dignity fund. >> no, it is clearly identified in the charter the funding with the implementation legislation will our charter is very, very comprehensive it will be really information about the o ac outlining that term limits and kind of thing will include a timeline fo

you see the ace by serena and it was all serena. 6-4, 6-4. serena in the near court. and going collapse. so, she has 23 grand slam titles. one behind margaret courts' record as the win vaulted her to number one in the world. we'll be back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, at at&t, we believe in access. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >> all the excitement after the warriors game. i mean, what was the secret with steph tonight? ingly don't know. he was just feeling it. sometimes the guys get in a zone. just when you done think they can get to another level, there they are. he was up there. >> that makes it fun to watch. >> he is merely a superstar other nights. tonight, he had

here today to warn the american people that the republican plan to cut medicare , medicaid, repeal the ac amp, will make america sick again. instead of working to further ensure affordable care for all americans, they seek to rip health care away for millions f americans, creating chaos in our entire economy. now, as my colleagues will outline shortly, the republican plan would kick millions off coverage whether it be medicare, medicaid, or the affordable care act. it would cause premiums of many 75 le to skyrocket, the million who are covered by private insurance, their premiums will go up, too. it would harm hospitals in rural areas and it would put insurance companies back in charge. we stand here united -- united. we are a united caucus. we are two united caucuses and we are united in our opposition to these republican attempts to make america sick again. now, i want to turn over the podium to leader pelosi. >> i associate myself. i too want to join in commending the president for his presentation to us. it was one of confidence, one of values. that the affordable care act was transfo

they've suspended the ac rail line and that's from that 30th street station in philadelphia to cherrynot running right now because they've got a bridge that's stuck in the open position so now they're deploying buses to try to help you out because you can't take the a.c. rail line.also some of the new jersey transit buses being detoured around flooded areas so that we've got a problem on 422 eastbound. the crews are out there right now between armand hammer boulevard and sanatoga and they're doing some emergency guardrail repair work because of an earlier accident. look at these speeds. at this hour to be crawling on 422 at 16 miles an hour that's a big deal so it's eastbound that they're out there trying to fix this guardrail and traffic is just kind of of it. we've got flooding in lower township in cape may county. route 47 at rio grande and someone on the waze talking about 495 northbound in wilmington on your commuter traffic report, a car fire here that's causing a problem as well with a lane being blocked. lots of problems tam and they keep coming in. >> thank you. >>> a an out

. >> you can't keep the good parts of the ac it work. >> reporter: so what will a replacement plan look like? not even republicans know for sure. >> within six months, we should be able to put pen to paper and have a replacement plan. certainly we're not doing that on day one. >> reporter: it will only take 51 votes to tear down the law. republicans can do that on their own. but to build it back up, 60 votes. meaning they'd need democrats to help. >> bring something that's difficult to begin with, you have to own it in a big way. >> reporter: are you prepared to own the political fallout potentially? >> i think the most important thing for the president-elect and for the leaders here in congress is that we keep our word to the american people. >> reporter: today's strategy sessions, just the start. hallie jackson, nbc news, washington. >> this is tom costello in historic gettysburg, pennsylvania, where this woman manages a civil war themed art galley. she's covered under obamacare but havg voted for trump, she wants to see it replaced. what's not working with obamacare for you? >> the r

to fly with a gun or maneuver with a gun right out of the ace craft. when i departed the spacecraft this time there was no pushoff whatsoever from the spacecraft. the gun actually provided the impulse for me to leave the spacecraft. the first time i tried to come out, right now i am leaving, under the influence of the gun. i am trying to maneuver to my left, in front of jim's window. i went down the centerline of the spacecraft, perhaps a little right. the gun is actually providing the impulse for my maneuvers. right now i am actually working with the tether. i'm not working with the gun, it ran out after my second translation in front of the spacecraft. i made theh the time statement, i sure wish i had a little more fuel for my gun. it was pretty interesting though. i didn't mind getting back on the adapter section. i was able to actually take a look at the claims of the thrusters as jim was tying them to stabilize the spacecraft. they looks just the way mr. chamberlain told me they would. about 1.5 feet-two feet away from the spacecraft. feetarea is 1

- >> it depends on where you are on 27 street from one angle we provided a photograph the top of the ac equipment where it is moved to the center that is less visible but not seeing the equipment seeing what we anticipate or would like to be a more attractive wood screening. >> and it would be the top of that. >> and my question encourage so how is assess going to be achieved to the mechanical at this point. >> we stated in our brief a ladder from the area rear. >> a fixed ladder. >> (inaudible). >> i'm sorry you can't speak but come up to the podium. >> it will be a fixed ladder will you come up and answer that. >> bradygeneral contractor for 27 street >> thank you, mr. tuney mr. sanchez. >> thank you scott sanchez planning department. so some projects require a lot more staff time than others for monitoring and enforcement i mean extremely frustrating when we have a deck and get photos from neighbors that shouldn't have to have the responsibility of keeping a watchful eye on projects when i reached out to the property owner project sponsor the stairs were for the access to the mechani

community and world, rex tillerson calling radical islam, china and russia his most >> america holds all the aces, just got to draw them out of the deck. >> but it's proposed friendliness with russia as ceo of exxon mobil that has concern. whether continue punishing russia for the interference in the election. >> yes, sir. >> is vladimir putin a war criminal? >> i would not use that term. >> protesters briefly interrupted the proceedings. >> oil is dead. >> tillerson taking a stronger stance on climate change than the president-elect saying too risky. >> jeff sessions picked for attorney general. >> need someone to look out for all of us. >> representative john lewis, civil rights iconll the nomination along with cory booker. >> i pray colleagues join me against the nomination. >> making first to testify against another vying for cabinet post. >> had an easier round today. tapped by president-elect donald trump to be secretary of transportation. that's the latest right now. jay gray, news4. >> protesters and pastors weigh in on the jeff sessions confirmation hearing and local reaction to presiden

what's worse, the ac there turned off and then one person got sick. global entry was even down. customs officers had to >> it was insane. our global entry pass was denied and it had a big x on it and then they proceeded and it was a line of 1,000 people or more. it was absolutely despicable coming from mexico back to the united states. we have just wanted to get home and they wouldn't let us. >> in atlanta it was the same story. customs officers had to manually log people entering the united states. take a look at this. the line stretched around the terminal, no end in sight. this is time lapse of a traveler just trying to find the back of that line. >>> here in the bay area we spoke to one passenger who landed in san jose and got stuck in this mess. >> they told us nothing. so we stood in line for at least an hour before they started saying something was wrong. >> tonight social media was flooded with posts from angry passengers like this one at sfo. the airport told us tonight their computers experienced a slowdown but didn't crash. tonight u.s. customs and border protect twee

take mass transit throughout the bay area bars ace trains and they are all on time now to you for the rain. >> i have been waiting for this we entered a wet weather pat rint third day of the new year and we have had 3 straight days of rainfall. this shows we are on backside of the passing area of low refreshure that brought rain showers yesterday. we have plenty of rain if you want to look at it. we have the rain showers right now around napa area and american canyon. we have east bay rainfall as you see that yellow area from concord to walnut creek trek south through 680 into san ramon. san jose santa clara sunnyvale good morning. you're buying a little break. and we have some patchy rainfall arounded sap mateo -- san mateo bridge and south san francisco. the sunset district and mission district have plenty of rain. i want to hop over to look at right here because if you are leaving the concord area right here you have moderate rainfall all morning. you will jump on 242 heading towards 680 into pleasant hill and you will have your windshield wipers on a high speed. rain is exiting to

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power right now almost 1200 peco customers have no power, pse&g is reporting 118 customers in the dark and ac electric has more than 1900 customers without power, there. >>> of course, we are staying on top of the the story and damage from the nor'easter. get updates the right there on your phone and mobile device on fox 29 app. we will be right back, bob? >>> we also have have the school opening and delays across the bottom of our screen there some of the kids will get a chance to sleep in this morning. watch for ponding on 495 and i-95 in wilmington. the lets go outside good morning to the the platt bridge heading to the airport we will check tote boards, sue by has the the forecast when we come right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ know you can save today for what's important tomorrow. >>> ♪ >> stop the rain, yeah. the it is still falling on our head, 4:15, a live look at penns landing. sue will tell us when we think this will be stopping and moving out and what will happen to it, sue. >> short answer is eventually, not yet, and at least though it is not as bad the rain, places where it rain where we were

we can't give the money to ac transit. >> a spokesman for the school district said ac transit runs busesn other districts for free. ac transit released a statement that says unless another fun source is identified it will lead to a potential impact on the level of service ac transit has implored oh usd to contact our staff to sit and negotiate all concerns. >>> it may be soggy out there today but there are still a couple things you can do outside. you can check out the chinese new year flower fair in san francisco. that fair alleged by flowers and fruit and enjoy live entertainment including a mini procession of lion dancers. the fair runs today and tomorrow. it's on grant avenue in chinatown. it is free to attend. chinese new year begins a week from today. a reminder the chinese new year parade is set for february 11. you can watch the parade right here on ktvu fox 2 . >>> in san francisco today the arrival of the sea lions. they celebrate their 27th anniversary at pier 39. there will be free walking tours all afternoon. the first tors departed noon. >>> swimmers and hawaii made unexpec

the wide view shows you we are nicely drying out. stepping outside, we have cloudy skies over ac and elsewhere across the region. the snow is just off the coast in this shot. tomorrow could be an issue at the shore with another round of snow. we'll talk about that in just a moment. 29 degrees, winds out of the north at 12 miles per hour. the windchills around 20 degrees or so, bundle up as you head outside. be careful walking around, the sidewalks with sub freezing temperatures have taken on the snow the side streets, as well. up until 9:00 a.m., not only is the snow pushing away from us, we'll see breaks in the clouds and the return of sunshine quickly. how much snow have we gotten in these are preliminary numbers. perkisie and king of prussia and cherry hill, 2 1/2 inch. mays landing reporting .3-inch of snow. it could be more because that's an earlier number. samesame story with philadelphi. .9 that was back around midnight and we did get more later on. 28 degrees by 10:00 a.m. 30 degrees by 10:00 a.m. freezing mark by noon. we'll see melting and 3:00 p.m., 34. we're back belo

new jersey transit says that patco will accept those passes that you would typically use on the ac rail line. new jersey transit, buses, some of them are detoured around flood waters and high water we are dealing with down the shore. here's a live look every kid dream a disabled school bus, don't worry, we will get to you school today, kid. no word i think buses are empty that was first word. this is i-95 northbound right at cottman avenue. it is not involved in an accident just disable and what would be that right center lane there. here's a live look at i-95, watch it dealing with flooding , puddles, ponding, whatever you want to call it, all this rain no where to go especially in the construction zones. here's a live look down the the shore route 50 where steve has been set up all day long. it could be worse as you head north on the northeast extension. they are using their snow scrapers there up near i80. good news as lauren reported westbound lanes of route 701 lane opened here at cropwell road right by marlton diner from that earlier, accident that took down the telephone poles. f

. >> i know america holds all the aces but need to draw them out of the deck. >> reporter: but it's perceived friendly relationship with russia as ceo of exxonmobile drew attention from rubio. >> examine whether that's a good idea or not? is that correct? >> yes, sir. >> let me ask you this question, is vladimir putin a war criminal? >> i would not use that term. >> protesters briefly interrupted the proceedings. >> oil is dead. >> he took a stronger stance on climate change than the president-elect saying the risk is strong enough to warrant for attorney general. >> we need someone who will look out for all of us. >> john lewis, civil rights icon challenging the nomination along with senator cory booker. >> i pray my colleagues join me against this nomination. >> making first in history to testify against a colleague for this post. easier go for elaine chow, tapped to be the next secretary of transportation. that's latest. >>> maryland delegate from prince george's county has resigned and many fear it could be tied to the wide-ranging bribery and corruption probe still unfolding. bureau chie

it's a major career milestone that just adds to the legacy of the great ace. >> means the guys have been in the league a long time. they've had greatness and productivity for a long time. so that's what excellence is. that's why some of those players will be in e thhall of fame. there's no question. >> oh it's going to be a good one. the burgundy and gold interviewed another defensive coordinator candidate today. this time gus bradley. he knew he'd be interviewed. 's being considered a front runner. the job. >>> finally, the notorious mascot bully ke there is such a king. robin lopez kidnapped g whiz last night. wrapping him up. the two made up, signing a little bit of a friendship agreement. lopez is a repeat offender. he just had this deep hatred for the opposing mascots. joke's on him though. the wiz beat the bulls. always have a little fun every city he goes to lopez likes to have fun. >> what's going on with his hair? >> [ unintelligible ] >> like an upgrade. hey. >> my main has grown a little bit. >>> 67 tomorrow. can you believe it? mid50s on friday. turning colder late. we are tr

the passenger was increased by 30% since 2010 and ac transit has increased ridership 14,000 to about 19,000 and a total the transit riders have increased from about 21,000 two 31,000. phase 1, which milestones we completed the infrastructure for pg&e's embarcadero circuit and will complete a mission circuit later this year put providing complete redundancy for the transit summit would complete design coronation with salesforce tower and fremont for the pedestrian bridges, the gondola permissions where and all the civil war. we released to rfps this year. the neutral post to stupid antenna system or the for cell phone medication systems and the physical security management system and emergency to medications and master medication systems [inaudible]. we awarded five major packages the data network and systems integration audiovisual [inaudible] artwork it can't access multiplies power to the muni buses built in and around the transit center and the w 12-2012 2013 class iv. the club you 12 being the class floor at the grand hall. bus storage, since last year, ac transit actually secured

first period ovi fires on net, stopped, but the great ace gets the assist. caps up 1-0. we're tied at 1. ovi, kuznetsov on his way out. sweet move. i tripped at great but i like sweet. great to see second assist for ovechkin. caps back in the lead. late in the game caps with a 3-1 lead and on the power play ovechkin lighting the lamp himself. boom! that's 544 career goals and 999th career point for alex o vi ovechkin. pens are coming to town on wednesday. the caps win their sixth straight game. 4-1 the final. what does this milestone mean to you? >> it means i just it was like five minutes ago. time moves forward. and you know, so we have to enjoy every second in the moment when you have an opportunity and try to do something special. >> yeah, he has years to go, too. john thompson iii first half hoyas up by 5. to rodney pryor. hoyas up 7 at the half. hoyas lock in on defense. he grabs it and boom, game high 16 points for him. later in the half georgetown runs away with it. another steal. this time rodney pryor. and you are cleared for liftoff. >> whoa. >> hoyas limit st

that was created by the ace of cake. this year's cake was created by the butter cream bake shop.equest came bhrb was out of -- when she was out of town. the owner said she'll donate all profits to the cake to the human rights campaign that sports the lgbtq community and said trump is unfit for the presidency. >>> heavy rains and winds in the delaware and lehigh valleys. a lot of us feeling that now. >> donald trump lays out his first full week in office and that includes a trip to the philadelphia. we'll have that when "action news" continues. >> now on "action news," storm tracker 6 live is tracking a powerful nor'easter, it means wind and rains across the region and coastal flooding at the shore. >>> developing overnight, a bar fight turns violent and friends don't realize a man was shot until it is too late. >>> happening now, the first morning commute since a major bridge connecting pennsylvania and new jersey was abruptly closed for emergency repairs. >>> good morning, tam and karen are off, we have nydia han, gina gannon and david murphy. >> reporter: good morning, we have

. >> used to test volume of a wide range of products, this room, at orfield labs in minute so the aceut 16 times quieter then the silence at your local library. >> all right, gentlemen, time to go out. >> reporter: which makes it the quietes place on earth. >> you can hear each other swallow, you can hear your eyebrows move and your skull go and after that experience it changes your perception of the world. you think about your own body and sound totallyitive rently. >> reporter: which is exactly their mission, to make people think about the world differently. the world's quiet roomies just one of more than 600 obscure, unique spots, featured in their new book at last obscure an explorer's guide to the world's hidden wonders. >> sunday morning takes you through the pages on have that fascinating new book, plus remembering debbie reynold and carrie fisher, sunday morning right here on cbs-3 at 9:00 a.m. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning it is almost time to start strutting , the mummers are getting ready for today's parade we will check back with cherri gregg live at on

at speeds in the low 20s on the garden state parkway as you head northbound, a wreck approaching the ac expressway causing restrictions in the work zone. so slow going in ocean city there on the parkway this evening. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> thanks matt. more ahead on "action news" at 5:00. a tense day on capitol hill as hearings begin for donald trump's top picks and protesters that caused disturbance after disturbance as senator jeff sessions defended himself before lawmakers. >> and the job that one utah couple posted an ad online for and got thousands of responses, some are calling it an opportunity of a lifetime. >>> and live to the academy of natural sciences at the university of pennsylvania. moderating a conversation with governor tom wolf, he is speaking to the chamber of commerce for philadelphia. and we are streaming it live at 6abc.com. >>> breaking news out of south carolina. a jury just sentenced dillon roof the convicted gunman in the charleston church shooting to death. he showed no remorse for shooting nine parishioners in 2015. they were all afric

here's serena with the ace monster shot. she wins the first set six-four.ove on to the second set. match point. venus hits the drop shot. serena responds. and folks that's all she wrote. little sister serena wins number 23. and after she said she owes all her success to venus. >> i really would like to take this moment to congratulate venus. she is an amazing person. (cheers). >> she is my inspiration, she is the only reason i'm standing here today and the only reason that the williams sisters exist, thank you venus for inspiring me. >> dominant pair of siblings in all of sports. no matter the gender. >> amazing. will we ever see that again in our lifetime? >> i don't think so, don't think so. >> all right, some cold weather out there, monica. >> yes, tomorrow looks a little bit better. few degrees warmer, 46 the high sunday, looking for a lot of sunshine specially to start with, maybe cloud cover as we head into the afternoon. monday, your high, 40 degrees. could see some flurries, in the early morning hours. i think we shape up to be a nice one, then we h

schuylkill expressway an easy 14 minutes between the blue route and the vine. 42 nine minutes flying on the acressway to 295. cold out there, temperatures below freezing. lehigh valley, in the mid 20s. 33 in center city. suburbs in new jersey, 39 in browns mills, 33 in dover. we're officially in our 25th year of the 6abc save a life campaign. we kicked it off, i was proud to be part of the event. this is where we work with firefighters all over the region. they were there yesterday as we along with sponsors passed out free smoke detecters, you can learn more at my facebook page. we're proud of this event, matt. >>> breaking this morning, a man's car heading into an australian street crowded with pedestrians killing three people including a child. police in melbourne believe it was distribute because the man drove in erratic circles before he turned on to a pedestrian only road. about 20 others were injured, they took the driver into custody, investigators say the incident is connected to a stabbing earlier in the day and do not believe it was terror related. >>> president-elect donald trump wi

the ac 46 tankers are used to refuel other planes in midair. lawmakers say that the air force's decision will prevent the base which is the state's second largest employer from closing. it beat out other locations during a competitive selection process. new jersey correspondent nora muchanic will have a live and full report from the joint base tonight at 6:00. >> in bucks county an attempted luring has the pennsbury school district on alert this afternoon. a student told police he was walking to his bus stop outside of the apartment complex when a stranger pulled up next to him tuesday morning and the man apparently told the student to get in his car and he did not listen to him and he drove off. he was driving a dark suv and now they are increasing patrols around bus stops while the investigation continues. >> time for a check of the accuweather forecast. we are still in the 60s. >> that is where adam joseph is outside basking in all the warmth. >> did you go running? >> i did go running. >> me too. >> in your dreams. this one jacket feels like

that can be done pick the ac didn't get that done to the degree certainly a lot of us wanted it to getdone. i want to encourage republicans to do that. that's how you get the 60 votes for any replacement of the aca. if we don't do it then the result of this new environment will not be satisfactory to anyone. what you're only going to be able to do is take the past credits or the dollars the aca was spin and maybe spend in a slightly different way. once you can change the regulation and other key elements that are not subject to the senate reconciliation process, you are not going to get to a more market-oriented consumer patient driven healthcare system. thank you, avik. that's a great way to end the formal remarks because it leaves one with a sense of despair. [laughter] you know, one of the big issues of course is how do you make that straddle from a system that anyways hasn't worked, to a system that might work? i think that's going to be one of the big challenges, not just for republicans but for democrats. even more importantly for the health sector and for patients and consumers.