unseasonably mild and breezy. highs: 62-67 winds: sw 10-15 g 25 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. stray shower. lows: 42-50 winds: sw to nw 5-10 mph friday: mostly cloudy. more seasonable. highs: 45-50 winds: n 5-15 mph breaking news from capitol hill this morning. sleeping, lawmakers take the first step towards dismantling the affordable care act. after an overnight marathon, the senate approved a budget measure that would allow a repeal vote to take place with a simple majority. that legislation to repeal obamacare could come to a vote next month. but it's still unclear what will replace the affordable care act. the house is expected to vote on the budget tomorrow. new developments in the deadly stabbing inside the westfield wheaton mall. this morning - montgomery county police say they have a suspect in custody abc seven was first to report the arrest last night at eleven.. suzanne kennedy is live in wheaton with more.. suzanne? breaking overnight - apartment. it started in the basement of the three-story building on m street northeast. crews were able to quickly knock down the

unseasonably mild and breezy. highs: 62-67 winds: sw 10-15 g 25 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. stray shower. lows: 42-50 winds: sw to nw 5-10 mph friday: mostly cloudy. more seasonable. highs: 45-50 winds: n 5-15 mph breaking overnight. congress takes a big step towards affordable care act. late last night- the senate passed a non-binding budget measure that removes the threat of a filibuster on a future repeal bill. the house will vote on the matter friday. the vote happened along party lines-- and only pertains to repealing the affordable care act. but republican lawmakers have not publically announced any plan to replace the program. president-elect donald trump said wednesday that repealing and replacing the law should happen "essentially simultaneously." a tense exchange between a reporter and president-elect donald trump-- during his first news conference in six months. trump took aim at the media and the intelligence community-- over unsubstantiated reports of compromising information and secret ties with russia. but overnight, the nation's top intelligence official got

a live look from our camera in cape may and we have live team coverage of this unseasonably warm weather. we begin with nbc 10's first alert meteorologist. it's hard to believe this is january. spring-like temperatures for sure. >> that's right. we do have temperatures well above normal. usually this time of the year, this day in particular tends to be one of the colder days in january. today, in fact, we're seeing one of the warmer days in january. i have to point out satellite and radar image, 11:03:00 a.m. we do see light showers moving through the region. not going to be a wash out. just not totally dry. a few passing showers at best. a live look outside you can see the cam ras shaking the winds are starting to increase. wind gusts today could top out at about 25 miles per hour. we're dry now in philadelphia but notice we are seeing clouds develop. current temperature, 61 degrees. now the record for today 72 degrees i do not think we'll get there however it's still going to be a very pleasant warm day nonetheless. current wind speed 21 miles per hour and wind gusts 29 miles per hour.

still an unseasonably warm day. about the mid 50s or so.omorrow we're coolinger and that cool air will last into the weekend. so today, 56. tomorrow, 45. it will be a 10-degree drop. we go into saturday and sunday, temperatures staying seasonal for this time of the year. >>> let's get a check of the roads. so far they're dry. >> we'll see how long that can last. it it's quiet for now. for now, nothing that should slow you down. we've got headed towards the 11th street bridge, 295 either direction, we're in good shape. nothing on pennsylvania avenue coming in on the douglas bridge, as well. headed on to south capital street. so far, so good. back in to you. >> thank you, jack. >>> social media trolls, president donald trump, a look at how some employees at federal agencies are their message. >>> new information coming into the live desk about that deadly avalanche in italy. why search teams say they are done loor fog survivors. >>> i would like to know why the last associate producer before me made $50 a week more than i do. >> oh, because h

unseasonably mild. here come a few clouds on the increase on tuesday through tuesday afternoon into wednesday. then look what happens by wednesday overnight into your thursday rain does push in. it will be a rainy thursday morning commute. meanwhile for this monday and throughout the central portion of the state we have a dense fog advisory in place for the central valley visibility down to a quarter of a mile. mid-60s in monteray bay. . 50, we're talking spring like skiing in the high sierra where currently it's 14 degrees in truckee. blue skies both days. 7:15 is the official sunrise by the time it sets tonight temperatures will be well above average. should be mid-50s san francisco and 63 degrees going with low and mid-60s across the bay. 65 in mountain view all the way into the valley including willow glenn. low 60s and moss beach, all the way through sun set district into the western addition low 60s. it looks like for the most part near green bay today also in the low 60s repeat performance on tue

so in fact, it is an unseasonably warm day and look off to our west. petersberg coming in at 71 degrees. this is not going to last long. enjoy it. get out there if you can. your fitness forecast for the rest of the day today. temperatures staying in the 60s whether you're exercising ats 5:00 p.m. or 7:00 p.m., we'll be in the 60s after the sunsets and we'll stay warm the remainder of the day. things will cool down a bit. 40s through most of the day tomorrow and then we go into the weekend. we have this area of wintry mix moving in. that's early saturday before the sun even comes up. by 7:00 snow falling and accumulating in some areas too and that wintry mix continues to move through saturday afternoon. tapering off as we go into saturday evening. here's what it looks like so far north maryland and to the west, maybe 1 to 3 inches, we'll update later this afternoon. inch or less around the district itself with the icy mix too. 67 degrees today, unseasonably warm and breezy, but a big week in changes and mild as we go into next week. >>> some of the nati

shies will bow unseasonably warm this time of year.lunch time we're seeing a very low impact day. so if you dining out, it's a perfect day to do so. like dinnerer tonight, more clouds rolling in mid-60s. >>> nice and dry, southbound wind deveeps. maybe a couple isolated showers, then leaving for most of the morning commit. we're around 60 degree but we start to drop into the weekend. chuck. >>> there's the whole 10-day forecast. then the cold northwest winds came temperatures back to at or slowly below average. it's our little chance of rain/snow shower appeared to be saving away. we might be up to 10 days. that always makes it easier on the commute. well, for as good as it should be. we have a robpable andt eedown towards kansas and fem and stretch your park. we have brutal delays to go south. turkey run has the left lane blocked. they blocked both travel lanes which is causing that bigging delay. you see the delays stretch back. also we've got bigger dedays. probably just didn't see that. alaungs the right side 6:55. s the rr a new s

but, again, going to see thisb begin to push off to the north as unseasonal as it gets and the nationale and make a survey estimate of how strong they think it can be. anywhere between ef 3 and÷ú ef and just to put it in perspective since the year 1950 in the month of january only 11 tornados have been ranked that strong. it shows you it does not happen very often that is of this magnitude in the heart of winter at allç times and this is happening right now, guys. >> yeah, exactly. terrifying on their own without it being unseasonal like this. >> and, you çknow, that warnin the particularly dangerous situation, i've learned to take that very seriously, that's something all need to keep an eye on andç stay out of troubl >> absolutely, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> another round of voting for french socialist, coming up, the uphill political battle.ç the winter we'll see and the presidential election. is is one. oh, did i say there's only one special edition? because, actually there's 5. aaaahh!! ooohh!! uh! holy mackerel. wow. nice. strength and style. which one's your favorite

speeds temperatures stay in the mid 50's so will not be a cold start the morning but it won't be unseasonably cool however we are definitely going to see all of rain just the beginning of three systems that are heading our way closer look right now little moisture off the coast of san francisco and allow the rainfall still to the north of ukiah and it will take a few hours to fill in as to go through the day this is the first storm that you noticed heavy rainfalls and buy it right around newt your lunch hour and you definitely will have what you home county rain right over the evening commute for the entire area a chance of rain the next seven days. >>> dream girls nightmare. >> all because she was invited to sing at donald trump's inauguration. >> everybody was hurling insults at me. >> and furry over comedian steve harvey's meeting with trump. >> i didn't expect the backlash to be so vicious. >> then, why d.c. hotels are so worried about inauguration day. >> hillary supporters, trump supporters and protestors will all be comingling here. >> plus, ladder danger alert. >> oh, my god my dad ju

our temperatures today, unseasonably mild in the 60s. can you believe it was 67 degrees in gilroy yesterday. 5:31 is our sunset. overnight, 30s and 40s. there's your forecast, pretty identical temperatures to tuesday. rain is thursday and friday, but high pressure is back into the bay area in time for another stellar week. end. >> i look forward to that. >> you told me monday was the day to dahl in sick and i didn't listen. >> tomorrow. >> don't listen to her. >> was i convinced. >>> president trump issues a new executive order. what the president says what he'll do to slash regulations on businesses. >>> we want to invite all you pet lovers to send your questions about their health and well-being. e-mail us at pets@kpix.com and beal have our experts give you an answer everyday at noon. ,, >>> the individual -- she says this is for real. ,,,,,,,, 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

speeds temperatures stay in the mid 50's so will not be a cold start the morning but it won't be unseasonablywe are definitely going to see all of rain just the beginning of three systems that are heading our way closer look right now little moisture off the coast of san francisco and allow the rainfall still to the north of ukiah and it will take a few hours to fill in as to go through the day this is the first storm that you noticed heavy rainfalls and buy it right around newt your lunch hour and you definitely will have what you home county rain right over the evening commute for the entire area a chance of rain the next seven days. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. there's only one way to travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing. and that's with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. llowing is a paid presentation for the bye bye foundation beautiful yo

it won't be calm temperatures unseasonably mild wednesday and thursday and then it's kind of back toter temperatures. and then rain basically a dry pattern except for the chance of some rain on thursday morning. it's 41 right now in philadelphia. 39 in allentown, 28 in the poconos and with the wind it feels colder. but even with the rain and the wind, the temperature has been above average the last two days and the next two days that's about 15 degrees above average before we start dropping down friday and getting close to average on saturday. here we are with the radar finally getting the rain off of the scope near us, new york is still getting some, including some snow and that nor'easter continues to spin just offshore as we wait for the next area of moisture near chicago to come in. that's not very impressive but it does give us at least a chance of some showers coming in on thursday. especially earlier in the morning as you saw there. watch through the day, here's the latest guidance just in minutes ago and just a few little showers, we have some models that give us nothing and

and we're going to be unseasonably warm by at least 15 degrees for most areas.unshine holds on and then the cloud cover will increase by tomorrow evening. this is 8:30 at night. thursday morning, couple of showers. at this point it doesn't look yellow weather alert worthy. going to get out of here before the main morning rush times and then the temperatures just start to plummet. so enjoy the 60 degrees. we'll have some snow showers on friday. for the mountain areas. and that could be a nice ski weekend for you skiers for saturday and sunday. so look at the temperatures we're going to be into the upper 30s. could see some passing snow showers on monday. but right now doesn't look like much. we'll be right back. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. which means we can deliver internet speeds differently. welcome to 8 and a half maple street. it's half a house. half a hallway, half the closet space and a half bath, it's a full house to the wilsons. because they have fios, the only 1

police are now attributing to the unseasonably warm temperatures that katie mentioned. we know two people are dead, and seven more injured, and multiple shooting scenes overnight. >> you are looking at video from one of the faith al shooting scenes on the 4500 block of melrose street in frankford. it happened just after 8:30 lags night. police say the 40 year old victim was standing outside after bar talking to female friends, when the shooter saw them from the window. that's when witnesses say the man walked outside, and started firing, execution style. >> we found seven spent shell casings, all within feet, some within inches of his body. so we know shooter fired at least seven shots from point blank inch. >> that was just one of the violent encounters thon unseasonably warm night. nineteen year old man is dead after someone shot him at least ten times, from the 2400 block of 76 avenue off orgones avenue, happened after 8:00 last night when the victim was with his girlfriends. he describes the man in all dark clothing running from the scene. >> and philadelphia police

still unseasonably warm. tomorrow at the cooler day, we're back down around where we should be this time of year. much like the mid 40s. look at the weekends, nice and dry across your weekend, but temperatures will be in the mid 40s. so feeling more like we should this time of the year with morning lows around freezing. monday, the coldest day so far, or not so far, but at least in the forecast ta you see. 39 for the high temperature there. let's take a look at the roads this morning. a little bit of rain for you, jack. >> good morning, sheena. remember earlier when everything was just great? now it is unfortunately not. beltway top side outer loop, we had a crash after 29. i believe at some point traffic may be getting by to the far right. two left lanes have been blocked at the scene and unfortunately there may be more because they're going to try to drag everybody over of the roadway. on the beltway in virginia, chopper 4 has been flying overhead. there's at least a couple of things going pop. >> jack, tha

unseasonably warm. we go into the weekend, there's the weather alert day on saturday. not too bad next week. let's get a check on the roadways with melissa mollet this morning. >>> chopper 4 just got over this problem in prince georges county. you can see the big police response there on the scene and chopper 4 over that showing us those days starting to build eastbound 66. crash in the middle of the roadway. 95 northbound, the express lanes there, after lorton crash reported there. 66, the rest of 66 actually looks okay here this morning. beltway, inner loop .outer loop, everybody there behaving themselves. i'll be back here in a couple of minutes with more on this problem in prince georges county. aaron. >>> the d.c. area is home for a lot of folks, including the real life golden girls. not blanch, sofia, dorothy, all those ladies. but barbara, margaret and nancy. they've been live in friends for over 50 years. the ladies met in georgetown in the 1960s. none of them ever married or moved so they decided to stick together. they fell into a really good situation and it

in may unseasonably hot dry weather in canada was fueling massive wildfires and evacuations in canada'sle in the us powerful tornadoes hit kansas including ef4 nearly town of chapman that stayed on the ground for miles. june brought heavy rains and deadly flood to go west virgin virginia. more than 20 people died as 10-inches of rain fell in just 12 hours. july marked the earth's warmest month on record and in the us warm water temperatures helped fuel a massive toxic algae bloom in florida with thick green slime blanketing beaches. august also saw severe flooding in the south with louisiana especially hard hit. deadly catastrophic flooding submerged thousands of homes and businesbusinesses there as manys reached record levels. august also kicked off a string of hurricanes. start wig hurricane earl macing out with 80-mile an hour winds it made landfall in belize. triggered flooding that killed more than three dozen people in mexico. later her cane her mean hit making landfall south of tallahassee, florida, as category one storm. it knock out power from florida through the mid atlantic.

we have an unseasonably mild day for you today. right now, it is cold.ezing in santa rosa. 30s to the east. 40s to the west. 42, oakland. 36, redwood city. it is kind of a hazy atmosphere. highs today in the mid-60s. >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored by kay jewelers. for 100 years evkiss >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored by kay jewelers. every kiss begins with k. back. >> cia >>> cia insider says the president's immigration action won't make it safer. >> why he says it could be used as propaganda by terrorists. nouns thouns this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by toyota. nnous go place is. this morning's presented by toyota. let's go places. ♪ [beeping] ♪ the 2017 rav4 with toyota safety sense, standard. toyota. let's go places. (roosevelt)smoking just messed thaup your lungs. i never thought that at only 45 it would give me a heart attack. my tip is; do your heart a favor, and quit now. (announcer) you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-quit-now. z282uz zwtz y282uy ywty i've lost over 40 pounds. watchers, i

unseasonably warm. showers moving into the region, not reaching ground yet.weather on the way with showers and rain moving in. i don't know if we get it in philadelphia. 47 for the overnight low. tomorrow is damp and dreary. lots of fog in the morning, 7:0. 10:00, 49 with a showers south of the city. there is a better chance of rain in the afternoon and evening. it doesn't look terribly heavy sunday. future tracker 6:00, 4:00 in the afternoon, pronounced showers moving in. the latest model run suggesting not as much rain. this is a look at monday, 8:00 a.m. rain in the area, heavy at times. 3:00 in the afternoon, still wet. we have an extended period of wet weather because of the area of low pressure rising up the coast, a nor'easter with strong winds and beach erosion. the latest models suggesting rain. sunday, cloudy and damp. rain developing late in the day looking to be light and periods of rain instead of constant rain. wednesday, wind driven rain with gusts a big problem, 45 to 55 miles per hour. here's a look at your exclusive accuweather seven day, to

south wind unseasonably warm temperatures moving in p. tomorrow we are dry most of the day.here'ser the average high of 44. tomorrow 60, and then we drop off for the weekend. so enjoy today because we do start to feel more like winter for your weekend. 60 for a high temperatures, mostly sunny skies and look at the dry stretch we have. much colder on monday. good morning. >>> and that's always a help when the roads are dry. 66 eastbound we had a crash at the beltway. everything got put on the shoulder. it shouldn't cause much of a delay but every once in a while a flashing light could slow you down. trouble spot right now on metro is on the orange line-up. there was an earlier train chances are you have some sort of technology in the car that tries to make the ride siefer. >> well, now the actual road itself could start communicating with the car. censors and systemed could tell you when you're approaching a work zone and alert you when you're distracted and tell you when a light is turning road. it's now up to the construkds and road crews to work oddo makeardser. several al

looks unseasonably warm. not this warm. this is outrageous. 65 in philadelphia now. 63 in coatesville. 64 in trenton. 67 in dover. we've actually had a couple places very close to 70 degrees. the cool spot, long beach island are 47. cape may, 48. we've got the wind coming in off the chilly ocean at 41 degrees. inland, 64. woodbine inland at 62. see what a difference it makes to be right at the shore or inland. the current wind gusts 20-30 miles an hour. we've seen gusts over 30 during the past couple of hours. believe it or not, this fairly impressive line of showers coming in to pennsylvania is going to break up before it gets here. so we're not talking about any kind of rain. but the next system coming in from the west is a fairly weak one. limited moisture. no gulf of mexico moisture with it. no atlantic moisture. here it is. saturday at 6:00 a.m., it's not quite in yet. and different computer models are showing slightly different solutions. but the general trend would be for it to be cold enough to snow, even in the phi

know the last time we were below freezing in philadelphia, it's almost two weeks now, that's how unseasonable mild it's been. we're sitting at 35. you have to go back to january 16. that was the last time we had temperatures below 32 degrees. our normal for this time of the year is 26 him we continue this trend of above average temperatures. even though it will feel cooler than the past few weeks, it is still a day above average. millville, 34, cape may, 36 degrees, atlantic city, 33. the slightest breeze out of the southwest 5 to 10 miles per hour. you combine the two, temperatures anne winds that gives you that feels like temperature or windchill in the mid 20s. satellite and radar some of you saw flakes passing by yesterday, instability snow showers, you may see a flake this afternoon, as well. there's a lot of cold air aloft, when you get any sunshine when the air is cold upstairs, you get instability. maybe a flake or two later this afternoon, should not amount to anything at all. otherwise it's a combination of sun and clouds, as we head into sunday, same thing, clouds and sun, temperat

sweeping through thetry state area tonight after a week that has seen a nor'easter followed by an unseasonal warm up, we are looking at below freezing windchills when you wake up in the morning. cecily tynan has the "action news" on the big board. >> we are headed back to winter weather thanks to a cold front that moved through with a round of showers. this moves the winds out of the northwest. there are lake effect snow showers making it into central pennsylvania. a few of them survive into our region. the big story the next several days is the fact that we are cooling things down. right now, 44 in philadelphia, down from a high of 55, 15-degrees above normal. you factor in the breeze, windchills are in the 30s. windchills will be dropping by tomorrow morning. the kids heading to the bus stop. you want to bundle them up. haven't had to do that for a while. it's blustery and cold. 36 by 8:00, 37. windchills in the mid 20s. we talk about windchills all day long tomorrow. we'll discuss the cold air and opportunities for snow next week in the full forecast. jim? >> all right, cecily. next, the

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unseasonably warm temperatures dry with those developing clouds. by tomorrow, still seeing those unseasonably warm temperatures, but the scattered showers in the forecast and certainly not going to be a washout. now, this weekend, saturday it will be dry and it will be in the 50s on sunday, tracking a storm that's due to get here sunday into monday. otherwise, current temperatures mainly in the 40s. wilmington, 49 degrees. coatsville, 43 for you. 44 for trenton. philadelphia, 49 degrees. the normal high in philadelphia is 40. the record high 65 degrees set back in 1951. so neighborhood temperatures for delaware, seeing mainly 40s. so pretty warm right now. upper 40s for new york at 48. 49 for glassgow. allendale currently at 50. georgetown, 49 and laurel also seeing upper 40s for you. and neighborhoods in and along the shore, seeing nice, warm temperatures. upper 40s to low 50s. upper township at 50 along with wo woodbime. summers point 49 and atlantic city currently at 48 degrees. don't forget to look at the bottom of your screen for your local ne

. >> i'm tracking unseasonably warm air.ou when more rain is on the way in the seven-day forecast. >> those stories and more when "action news" continues. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> nora sellman has been arrested in san francisco and taken into custody. she faces charges in orlando where her husband attacked the pulse nightclub and killed 49 people. omar was killed in the massacre june 12th she will face charges including obstruction of justice. there is word out of turkey that police arrested a suspect in the massacre in istanbul. this is a picture of the suspect after apprehension. 39 people were killed here. the suspect has been identified as abdulkadir masharipov. he is an uzbekistan national. snow is not to blame for the roof collapse in the czech republic. fans race for the exit as the ceiling of the brand new arena collapsed. people inside were able to escape before the roof came down. two people were hurt but their injuries are not serious. >> the last man to walk on the moon has died. former astronaut gene cernan has died. he spent

tomorrow we're dry but look at that wind direction, southwest wind means unseasonably warm temperatures. today we're going to be above normal, 10 degrees above normal getting into the mid-50s. mostly cloudy rain this afternoon and evening. 64 for a high. that'o normal. over the weekend we're in the 30s on saturday. we'll be watching a wintry mix move in. and temperatures start to rebound in the mid-40s. >>> good morning so right now 66 and 95 looking nice and clear. so no big problems on 66 or 95. taking a look elsewhere, 301 at five. live picture. we don't have any big issues there. interloop and outer loop of the beltway, earlier roadwork is cleared. 95 in maryland down to the belt loop, about 66 miles an hour. it's going to take you about a minute. remember listen to wtop when you hop in your car today. >>> new overnight an airbag recall expanded. takata is warning more cars co >>> you're watching news 4 today. >>> new overnight. we're learning more about car recalls related to faulty takata airbags. honda is expanding to inhadclude 750,000 more cars. among them are the accura mdx, r

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the biggest gain as winter rolled in following an unseasonably warm november. >> the u.s. economy and the global economy dominated the conversation at the annual meeting of the world's richest and most powerful. this year the world economic forum is taking place amid a back drop of worldwide change. that hasn't escaped the attention of business ask political leaders. >> we have 15 million more people working. wages are going up. home formation are going up. sales are going up. >> energy situation is very benign in the country. fundamentally, we're kind of getting better anyway. this is pushing in the direction of the momentum. >> we'll be trying new things. we as a country. some will work. some won't work as well. >> there is a lot that can go wrong. i think we're at the beginning of the cycle. >> my concern is the markets are priced in everything that is in the incoming administration. zip, it's been done. >> fiscal expansion coupled with monetary tightening and increased protectionism, coupled with a border tax, is a policy prescription for a stronger dollar. >> the aver

mild temperatures today, unseasonably mild, rain will develop by tomorrow evening's commute and the extended forecast calls for rain and wind for thursday, friday, even into your weekend. these clouds are -- the main front that is headed this way, those are the clouds we're looking at with this live weather camera. this is a beautiful image. this is a frontal boundary. it looks like a giant comma. here is the core, the center, when that moves here on thursday, that's where we'll see the heaviest precipitation and the gustiest wind. here's your wednesday futurecast, by the evening commute we start to see the light rainfall. rain in the overnight hours. look at the front slice into the bay area just in time for thursday morning commute. we're in the showers throughout the day. the winds will whip up to 35. 50 highest elevations, wind advisory will be in effect for thursday according to the national weather service. your friday we will have the lingering showers and by saturday we could see up to 5 inches of rain in the highest location, and generally an inch to an inch and a half across the ur

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saying this unseasonably mild weather everyone has been talking about, probably behind a lot of this unexpected and unusual shooting frequency. let's go to the video. we have video from scenes throughout the city of the shootings that we have been going to and following up with. in under three hours, eight people were shot. two of them have died. now the scene span the city from west philadelphia to south philadelphia to frankfort and in between. the youngest victims are teenagers. the oldest, a 71-year-old man. the latest shooting happened at 25th and jackson street. a man in his 30s was found shot and laying on the ground. police say at that scene, they found over a dozen shell casings from several different weapons. >> so it appears that there may have been some sort of shootout between two people or two groups of people. we're not getting any description or descriptions on the shooters at this time. >>> anyway, to the chief inspect or's last point, the latest shooting took place at a south philadelphia public housing complex. at this point, they're hopeful because there are surve

it was unseasonably warm today. weather in the 60s. a lot more people out of the streets. >> this point, investigators are really blaming the weather for all of these people coming out and all of the violence we've seen again. unusually high amount of violence for this time of year. coming up in 25 minutes, i'll explain why of all the shootings, there's one that stands out after different. reporting live outside police headquarters. katy zachary, nbc 10. >>> today we expect to learn more habitabout how police are moving forward with efforts to reform policies. department of justice will release interim final report of philly police later on this morning. for several years, the doj has been tracking effort rs to improve community policing and to cut down on the use of deadly force. in december of 2015, federal officials reported that philadelphiale police did make significant progress implementing recommendations the doj had made earlier that year. >>> new details about what led to stand yuf between police and a suspect last week. montg

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it will be unseasonably chilly, high temperatures low to mid 40's. 30's for the poconos, not a ton of sunshine, we'll see breaks of sunshine but partly sunny kirk cousins could see a few flurries once again in the city, especially west of the city as we head into our saturday is. as we head into sunday, less dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to want to relax with your family. but enjoying today doesn't mean losing sight of tomorrow. so while i invest in "the now" my mortgage, vacations i still invest in the future, like my children's college tuition and retirement. i can help you piece together your financial journey for today and tomorrow. if you have a question about investing, ask me. sincerely, amanda etheridge, fellow planner and fellow citizen. >> ooooh ♪ >> stephen: hey fergie, sorry to interrupt, but i'm so glad you're on the show. >> thanks, happy to be here. >> stephen: i'm so glad, yeah. >> what you have got there? >> stephen: what? where? >> sticking out of your pocket. >> stephen: oh, this is. this is just my didgeridoo. i didn't realize i was carrying it. we wer

today will still be unseasonably warm.60s, but we are talking about above normal temperatures. there is some rain in your forecast this morning. temperatures are mainly in the 40s. if you're in frederick, you're in one of the colder sports, 37 degrees. fredericksburg, 57 degrees. look at the radar. we're dry right now. we have showers off to the west. i think some of these could make it in hours. i'll show you the timing of that and what you can expect coming up. >> good morning, jack. >>> sheena, good morning. we're off to a nice start if you're headed down 7. there have been a kcouple of wok zones, ed dulles toll road, an accident cleared. inner and outer loop to maryland and virginia, looks nice. get out while you can. back to you. >>> about her about a week into donald trump's presidency. yesterday, we saw two major demonstrations in the district. >> in fact, one of them happened 270 feet in the air. seven of those protesters are in jail this morning. they scaled a crane near the white house yesterday morning. >> thank

so we're still unseasonably warm today. as we go into friday, mid 40s. then we go into the weekend. we're still looking at those mid 40s. ay day, 39 degrees. let's check the roads this morning with jack taylor. good morning. >> hey, sheena, good morning. we're off to a nice quiet start. everything on the map is looking good. beltway inner out to virginia, nothing in your way. 270 southbound headed down to 118, you should find all your travel lanes open and moving without a delay so far. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a teacher under fire for lying about cancer. why he told the line in order to get time off tr work. >>> and it is the largest student loan collector in the country and this morning it is facing a slew of lawsuits. why naviint is being sued. >>> and this morning, the dow opens above 20,000or the first f ♪ ♪ >>> a dallas area teacher's aide caught lying about having cancer. just last week, students and teachers presented kevin maybell with $10,000 and a car to wish him well before surgery. here is the thing. he never had cancer. he just needed time off to attend a sentenc

unseasonably warm. 40s in the afternoon. wintry mix comes on saturday. let's get a check on the mollet. >> thanks, sheena. we've been talking about in this morning. we have those wind warnings in effect today, but no vehicle restrictions. we wanted to remind you about that in case you are headed to the eastern shore sometime today. >> beltway looking pretty good. we have construction inner loop and outer loop. that has cleared out of the way. everything else is rolling along just fine here this morning. no other reports of any problems. inbound suitland parkway before branch avenue, we have a report on the right side being blocked there by that disabled vehicle. it's been hanging around for quite some time now this morning. 95 northbound quantico to the beltway, you are on time. i'll see you in a couple of minutes. eun. >> thank you, melissa. >>> it is official, michelle obama has had her last laughs on late night tv as first lady, but she went out with a bang. we'll show you the best moments ahead at 5:00. >>> first, though, allergy myths busted. four t

the season has been unseasonably mild. head down the shore for a live look at cape may. bracing for more wet weather and what could follow like possible flooding. ted greenburg is just north of cape may. the wind is really picking up. it seems like may be as picked up a little bit since relast talked with you at 4:00. see what it's doing to the ocean here. the ocean really turned up and really angry being driven here into the coastline by that wind right off the ocean. it's been crashing up here. see right up to the sea wall and even at times coming on to jfk beach drive where i'm standing. the wind is going to be one of the major stories here at the shore today. along with minor flooding we are expecting. this is high tide around the ocean. that's going the be reaching the back bay areas shortly within the next half hour, hour or so, but when we were driving here over the causeway, route 147 from garden state parkway to north wildwood, i can tell you we really felt our van moving on the top of the causeway bridge. take it easy. driving here along the coastal areas. if y

forecast for the trump inauguration in dc unseasonably warm but plenty of rain. lucy, i'm betting does he not let any of that stop him from enjoying the festivities. >> that's very save bet. thank you very much, bruce. >>> fox 29 has you covered for the inauguration. we'll be live in d.c. starting with festivities thursday night, and all day friday starting with "good day philadelphia" through president-elect trump's swearing in ceremony all the way through the 11:00 p.m. news. you can watch us live on air or streaming online and also on your phone. you see it, you shoot it, our fresco users are helping to show what is going on in your unable. fresco user michael quantity laurie took to us upper darby at the scene of a car crash. many responders there after the car overturned right around 10:30 this morning. this is the 400 block of say the land avenue. what happened here, well, we're not sure as of yet. don't know if anyone is hurt. >>> philadelphia's district attorney seth williams will pay $62,000 in penalties for violating the city's gift poli policy. the da

it will be unseasonably chilly, high temperatures low to mid 40's. 30's for the poconos, not a ton ofshine, we'll see breaks of sunshine but partly sunny kirk cousins could see a few flurries once again in the city, especially west of the city as we head into our saturday is. as we head into sunday, less [ knock on door ] >> jack: come in! >> ashley: hey. i have some marketing questions. are you busy? >> jack: nope. actually, your timing is perfect. i was going over this contract, and i was about to call you. >> ashley: what contract? baker deal? >> jack: no. the fenmore deal. i asked legal to draw up a merger agreement. >> ashley: wait a minute. didn't you tell me she had another potential investor? >> jack: that's the thing. i don't think there is an investor. i think the whole thing is a ruse. i think it's a desperate attempt to build her case in the negotiation, which tells me it's time to close this deal. >> ashley: really? it tells me that you're wasting your time. >> jack: it's my time to waste. >> ashley: excuse me. how could you say that? it's your responsibility to be in cha

unseasonably mild and breezy. highs: 62-67 winds: sw 10-15 g 25 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. stray shower. lows: 42-50 winds: sw to nw 5-10 mph friday: mostly cloudy. more seasonable. highs: 45-50 winds: n 5-15 mph right now- all lanes new york avenue, after a deadly 3-car crash. the wreck - leaving one of the cars completely mangled. one person was killed, and another hurt. this happened in northeast near the intersection with florida avenue. no word on what led up to the crash. a fiery day of testimony on capitol hill -- during the confirmation hearing attorney general nominee jeff sessions. the alabama past accusations of racism. and in a historic move-- a fellow senator actually testified against him. "i cannot in good conscience be someone who does not take a risk and stand up and speak out against jeff sessions for attorney general." senator cory booker became the first sitting senator to testify against another sitting senator-- saying he believes sessions won't protect civil and women's rights. supporters say sessions' record has been mischaracterized. he is expected

gone for now, it is warming up, meteorologist kate bilo joins us from the weather center tracking unseasonably high temperatures. and some rain, right. >> some rain coming in right new we are seeing it track across the region. here it is, you can see rain moving in lancaster county, chester county, a bigger system that will be affecting us overnight the but it is a warm front. once this moves to the north we are talking about temperatures more than 20 degrees above average for tomorrow. quick timing on the rain it arrives through 8:00 p.m. between now and 8:00 when rain will over spread region. heaviest between 10:00 p.m. and 2:00 a.m. and taper after two and most will wake up to sunshine on your thursday and get ready to break out possibly the lightes jacket you own a big warm up and then a cool down. we will talk snow by week end in spots, i'll have latest on that coming up, ukee. >> thanks, kate. >>> also ahead, recovery celebrated, how story of one man's journey to sobriety is impacting addicts all over new jersey. >>> why governor chris christie chose to highlight this addict's inspiring

. >> still unseasonably warm. we believe that's the reason for the increased in shootings in the last ten to 12 hours. >> reporter: now the violence did continue in a separate incident. this time on the 4500 block of melrose street and frankford. it happened just after 8:30 last night. police say the 40 year old victim was standing outside after bar talking to a female friends when the shooter saw them from the window, that's when witnesses say the man walk outside and started firing execution style in this incident as well they found multiple shell casings at the scene. now, philadelphia police obviously have a lot more investigation to do, as they work on these four different shooting scenes. we also know that a 71 year old man was an innocent bystander, he was also shot. for now live at police headquarters, anita oh, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> anita, thank you. meantime montgomery county man is behind bars for allegedly raping and sexually assaulting a young girl over a span of four years. police arrested 29

unseasonably mild and breezy. highs: 62-67 winds: sw 10-15 g 25 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. shower. lows: 42-50 winds: sw to nw 5-10 mph friday: mostly cloudy. more seasonable. highs: 45-50 winds: n 5-15 mph >>> coming up, lies and spies. brian ross lifting a lid on the secret world of russian spying. what they're really catching on tape. >>> that bill o'reilly bombshell. new allegations about the fox anchor. accused of sexual harassment. we get to the bottom of it this morning on "gma." at quaker, for over 140 years, we've known good is made. from the potential that started with the humble oat to the innovative spirit within our people, we've been thoughtfully crafting, perfecting, to bring what's truly good to your table. so, while everyone's getting back to what's good, we were always here. quaker -- we are the good we make. you could spend the next few days weeding through w2s, pay stubs and bank statements to refinance your home. or you could push that button. skip t

forecasters are warning that the unseasonal downpours will continue for at least another two days.o disrupted beach holidays in several destinations popular with tourists. heavy rains are hammering thailand‘s flood ravaged south, taking the death toll higher and leaving thousands of villages partially submerged. in some parts, the water has risen to the rooftops. the rain is turning roads into rivers, making them impassable. it has also inundated farmland and damaged more than 1500 schools. the downpour is expected to persist for another 48 hours, with thailand‘s meteorologists warning of possible flash floods. its severity is testing the capacity of locals to cope. translation: now we lack food and trending water but the water level is almost stable. many flights and train and bus services have been delayed or suspended, and power lines toppled in the region. boats are being used to evacuate flood victims, while military bases have been mobilised to help in the process. for many, the downpours and flooding could not have come at a worse time. tourism plays a vital role in the thai