this time for walter scott's family.stime, and walter scott had just returned home from his concert tour to spend the holidays with his wife and children. friends said that walter didn't appear to be himself, that he was distracted. two days after christmas, joanne scott called police to report walter missing. she said he had left for a garage to get a new battery for his car and that he had not returned home. the owner of the garage said walter never arrived. the next day, the police found walter's automobile abandoned in a parking lot at the st. louis airport. but none of the flight manifests listed walter scott as a passenger. at t-mobile, get a sweet tablet on us. right now, when you get a new data plan, you can also get our most popular 7 inch tablet with no money down and no monthly payments. grandpa bode, grandma said you used to really... control. i guess i did take some risks. anncr: bode, bode miller!!! trained a little bit differently. a little too honest sometimes. the media is useless. you were out of contro

temperatures even warmer tomorrow walter. something to look forward to.rm tracker six live double scan radar showing you dry quiet outside we will go. action cam was outside earlier today with a look at the sky with olde city cloud, pockets of sunshine and beautiful sight there. a lot of people out and about this saturday with temperatures today in the 40's. the high today in philadelphia, climbed up to 44 degrees. we have that southeasterly wind overhead, in the city sitting at 42. thirty in the poconos. thirty-five in allentown. wilmington 40. beach haven 36. upper 30's in trenton. here's satellite six with action radar we have partly to mostly cloudy sky across our region. we have a weak arctic boundary that set up shop to the north of the region. we are dealing with snow showers a across upstate, new york and new england. that activity will stay well away from frustrates for rest of our weekend. here's set up tomorrow we're tracking this arctic boundary that dips farther to the south. we will find heavy snowfall accumulation, well to the north of that

another bitter blast moves in next thursday, walter, high of 19. we are watching those snow showers and squalls tonight good still not as bad as boston. >> they will get hammered again. >> my goodness. >>> abc world news saturday is next on channel six followed by fyi philly at seven. don't miss "action news" at ten on phl17 tonight and then we're back here again on six abc at 11:00. >>> for melissa magee jeff skversky and the entire "action news" team, i'm walter perez. we will see you right back here at 11:00 o'clock. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." bitter blast. the blizzard warnings at this hour. the whiteouts, the wipeouts and the arctic chill from north dakota to florida beleaguered boston in the bulls eye once again. >>> breaking news. a masked gunman and his deadly attack on a free speech event. the possible target? an artist on al qaeda's hit list. the shooter still on the loose tonight. >>> dash cam drama. the traffic accident caught on camera. how this video saved the day. should we all have cameras in our cars? >>> and, special del

saturday night i'm walter perez. the big story on "action news" is storm system creating a whole lot of trouble today. snow fell until after dark in many locations and tonight it's been replaced by sleet creating a whole set of problems. team coverage of snow, sleet freezing rain. annie mccormick is live in setter city and meteorologist adam joseph and melissa magee have been tracking the system all day long. we begin with melissa over at the big board to find out what we can expect in the hours to come. melissa. >> walter, you can see on stormtracker 6 double scan radar we're dealing with varying kinds of precipitation across the delaware and lehigh valley. to north and west for poconos down to lancaster we have snow. but a large chunk of our region along the 95 corridor and immediate suburbs 25 miles west and also east we're dealing with frozen precipitation. and rain starting to mix in from surf city, atlantic city, and cape may. we'll go in tighter on street-level with stromtracker. if you travel along the i-95 c

hey walter, that guy bet against your alma matter duke what is up with that. reporting live outside philadelphia art museum tonight, kenneth moton channel six "action news". >> and he paid the price, thanks kevin. >>> freezing weather wasn't doing any favors for fire crew in kenneth square. check out this fire fighter trying to get control of the blaze underneath a giant ice sickle. the blaze broke out around 2:00 this afternoon on east hillendale road no word how it started but no injuries were reportedded. >>> check out these fire fighters in new york city. the not even a seven a alarm blaze they battled could keep the ice to form from their uniforms. >>> whenever wintry weather hits keep an eye on the storm track are six radar at six abc.com/weather. check out the hourly and seven day forecast, long with the latest call from our team of meteorologists right the here on "action news". >>> "action news" will be on the air bright and early well, not sobriety, but early monday morning to get you started in the morning. join david, tam, matt, karen starting at 4

david, you're on with walter isaacson. >> caller: mr. am a new fan since i saw you on booktv the other day. if you'll indulge me for a moment, i'd like to make a quick comment to our friends in connecticut, scientists create technology social leaders and artists teach us what to do with the technology. >> guest: uh-huh. >> caller: i'd like to go on with my question. i feel much at least the last several millennia of human history have been about de-evolution of power from -- more to individuals. as we become more thoroughly interfaced with our technology, as we move toward becoming sigh borks, i guess how -- cyborgs i guess, how do we protect ourselves from losing our individual uniqueness in that process? >> guest: i think you answered your question in the very beginning of the statement which is it's the humanities and the arts that make us unique. one of the things about that alan turing movie, in the end he's a human. in the end, he has his own creativity. and so the end of the innovators, there's a chapter about this. i also did a l

>> reporter: hey walter. the red carpet has been unwrapped, here it is ready to go for tomorrow night's big show. we're in the trying to complain about the weather here but the rain tarps are up because we are expecting some showers, tomorrow, and we have to make sure hair is protected and gowns are for all of those stars, biggest names in hollywood will make their way down this red carpet including many from our area. >> hold on i got a woman and a kid, 20-yard out moving toward a convoy. >> reporter: could third time be the charm for jenkintown's own bradley cooper, gem of germantown academy is up for his third straight oscar this time in the best actor category for his role in american snipper. >> twenty years ago i said no to bird man. >> also up for best actor michael keaton. >> movie star, remember. >> reporter: may not know he is a native of allegheny county pennsylvania. >> i really like the music that they play. >> reporter: whiplash starring downingtown's miles teller is up for best picture. univers

-- a spokeswoman for walter reed said, "it is unfortunate that ms. richter received the incorrect information. she will be contacted and the cards will be received by our patients." >>> next what the president proposed with his $4 trillion budget plan. >> doesn't get much better, temperatures in the 30s, 35 in rockville for the high, 36 in d.c., 37 toward dale city and woodbridge, no winds. we'll come back. i've done some research, who has had the most snow on record in five days, boston or d.c.? let you know. >> if you're a flyer, frequent or otherwise, you probably have seen some air rage out there. these folks are the ones who just seem to lose it. tonight we'll look at some of the most serious cases, what causes them, what happens to the people who do it and how the safety of your next flight just might be in jeopardy tonight make us stronger. when a girl connects with a science mentor... her confidence grows. when schools connect with technology... a 5th grader's world opens up. and when a worker connects to online degrees... his opportunities m

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i'm walter perez. here's what's happening on "action news" 11:30. snow is behind us. sleet and freezing rain are making for one uncomfortable night after a difficult day. we have live team coverage coming up. taking a live look at thon 2015 at penn state tonight. thousands still hanging in there more than halfway through this 46-hour dance marathon. first it's about the weather tonight. messy mix of snow, sleet and freezing rain creating tough conditions out there. we continue team coverage of the storm. "action news" reporter kenneth moton is live in king of prussia. how commuters are coping. we begin with meteorologist melissa magee to find out what we can expect in the hours to come. >> we're seeing transition across the delaware and lehigh valley. trenton, philadelphia we have mixed precip. wilmington and across areas in vine land, atlantic city, cape may, we have a transition from snow that we had earlier over to rain we'll go in tighter on stromtracker street-level from trenton to philadelphia we have frozen precipitation. and ice. also a lot of icy conditions.

it's safe to say $13 million is a very impressive feat walter. way to go pen statement reporting live in the satellite center, kenneth moton, "channel 6 action news." >> talk about making a difference. good stuvrks kenneth thank you/. >>> over in bucks county a all-day soccer tournament was held to honor a local student killed in a car crash. athletes took narcotic these games to raise money in scholarship fund in the name of ryan lesher. he was avid associating player and one of three students killed last august when a car driven by 15-year-old friend crashed in the poconos. >>> tonight is, of course hollywood's biggest night. the oscars. the city of philadelphia is getting in on the fun as well. let's get a look at the red carpet gala low's philadelphia hotel on market street and where our will well and shirleen alicott are greeting guests and giving them red carpet treatment. hundreds are expected to show up for this event to watch the ceremony on several big screens. it represents volunteers of america of the delaware valley. >> the excitemen

. >>> saturday night i'm walter perez. here is is what happening on "action news" at 11:30. the daughter of the late whitney houston is hospitalized after being discovered face down in the bathtub a scene similar to to her mother's death. we have the latest. >>> plus millions of vehicles are heading back to the shop to repair faulty air bags. we will let you know if your vehicle is on the recall list. >>> talk about a long distance dedication, massive effort to make sure american soldiers serving overseas get a little taste of home during the super bowl. >>> but first tonight a winter storm is heading our way and it could bring a mix of snow rain and ice and it is coming just in time for your super bowl party and your monday morning commute. meteorologist melissa magee is tracking the system and joins us from the big board with the very latest, melissa. >> here is that system on storm tracker six live double scan radar 3-d. we have an area have have low pressure over southern plains, rain to the south. snow is extending from wrapped city on eastward into areas of chicago and

cory: walter and andy, thank you very much.omberg west will be right back. ♪ cory: you are watching " bloomberg west." i'm cory johnson. does edward snowden have any reservations about blowing the whistle on the surveillance program? yes, he says he wishes he had done it sooner. the nsa would not be as accustomed to abusing its powers. he held a forum that after winning the oscar for the best documentary. i watched the first half hour of it last night. it's really amazing. he is still releasing information about what the nsa has done in his surveillance programs. a report from the intercept based on the snowden reports, the company says that gemalto was hacked. they make think cards. such a hack would give them access to the very keys they are supposed to encrypt. spies at apparently broke into the e-mail and facebook accounts of the employees of gemalto. and google and yahoo!. and by breaking into those accounts, analysts were able to figure out who was passing what information. cedric, this is a fairly amazing, focused effort

just focused on people with things to say. >> but i think walter makes a good. the internet itself was really the printing press, but it was the way i describe blogging finding one of the web's native. it was people in publishing. homepages, people spending magazines. this native form that only made sense on the web and take advantage of the fact that they're is -- you can publish many times a day. you can interact with the readers command anyone can do it. and then suddenly you have this knew form that took advantage of the network which was there for a few years before we really realized what we do with this thing. >> if i could add one of the things it does is makes it simple which is one of the themes of digital success. you success. you watch the alley hear and watch people doing things. those who those who can make something much simpler, and it starts with a videogame they take space wars this wonderful videogame created an mit and says we are going to make it simple. insert quarter, avoid klingon. that is how that is how simple it will be. steve jobs was

. >>> saturday night i'm walter perez and the big story tonight on "action news" is a night of wick weather bearing down on our area the snow is still falling in our area but this system brings with it bigger problems. the wind and cold makes being outdoors down right dangerous. we have live team coverage "action news" reporter kenneth moton joins us live outside 30th street station but we will begin with meteorologist melissa magee who has been tracking this system and has the very latest melissa. >> we have been dealing with the snow showers all will day and snow squals moved in earlier tonight. so you can see on storm tracker six live double scan radar we have activity to the north and west of that i-95 corridor and some snow showers moving off the coast there in ocean county but we will go in tied's along that i-95 corridor. you cannot see in chester county there in chad forward we are dealing with lavender an intensity of snowfall. we have reports of thunder snow with this arctic bound dry moving on through. for the most part the snow showers are starting to come to an end but the wind

walter, back to you. >> really cool story. thank you, jeff. >> one big concert raised money for two great causes tonight in northeast philadelphia. ♪. >> you see there's local bands that hit the stage in front of packed house as rocking for the cure. money raised through ticket sales and raffles benefit cancer and cystic fibrosis research and they hope to bring in 0,000. >> "action news" continues tomorrow morning at 4:30 with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards david murphy and karen rogers. >> now for walter perez, melissa magee, jeff skversky and the entire "action news" team, i'm sarah bloomquist. have a great night. stay we thought our cable internet was fast. but, our uploads are half the speed of our downloads so our internet is really half-fast. so half-fast. someone did a half-fast job posting our vacation pics. when i post my slow jams, i'm a little half fast totally half fast stop living with half fast internet. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - uploads as fast as downloads. and the fastest wi-fi available from a

. >> "action news" reporter, walter perez watching the roads in bucks county. >> but first meteorologist david murphy is outside with the latest from accuweather. david. >> reporter: i had to put the umbrella up, because we still have a little bit of light rain on the terrace. every now and then it sounds like it wants to form into a sleet pellet, but not just yet. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing we started out with snow and sleet in the overnight hours and chaindz to rain. there was -- changed to rain in the overnight. further to the north by reading and trenton you see blue or white or gray buildings in. there's a tendency on the back edge of precipitation to change it over to a little bit of sleet. we may have to arrange for a snow shower to reerupt as we go through the afternoon. satellite and radar showing snow in philadelphia for the overnight hours, quick in the game it changed over to rain and the morning commute for most of us was a lot of slush. in quakertown and lehigh valley the more snow you had on the roads. 39 degrees in philadelphia. the temperatures closer to th

saturday night i'm walter perez. here's is what happening on "action news" at 11:30. a peace for a region. the is there a cease-fire in ukraine at this hour but will it hold. >>> plus a familiar story the web site to sign up for federal health care goes on the blink just hours before the deadline to enroll before next year. >>> and a very very grateful family from delaware county gets a chance to thank the man who return their father a's long lost love letter written to his lovely wife in 1942. >>> but if you spend anytime outside tonight over past few hours you know it is nasty outside, wind whipping, snow is falling and bitter cold is on the way. meteorologist melissa a magee has been tracking the system all day long and joins us with the very latest, melissa. >> we still have snow showers a across the the delaware and lehigh valley. storm tracker six live double scan radar showing the heavier snow squals we had earlier tonight are moving off to the east but still some activity along i-95 corridor from trenton, wilmington and activity there a across bucks montgomery

bad, odds of winning 1 and 175 million walter. reporting live tonight kenneth moton "channel 6 action news." >> you got to be in it to win it thank you kenneth. get those tickets here we go one more time tonight, five ten 12, 34 58 and powerball number is 33. we really hope you won. and really hope your name is rita if you won because that's my wife. >> hitting the jackpot we did this weather with the weekend what did i say? for the first time in a while we had to bundle up to get the mail and tomorrow is shaping up to be better. meteorologist melissa magee joins us at the big board with a check of the accuweather forecast. >> we had a nice start to the weekend. high temperatures today across the delaware and lehigh valleys in the upper 30s. lower 40s. outside tonight it's not bad. 35 in philadelphia, 32 poconos. freezing mark in allentown 36 along the coast in wildwood. check out the wind speeds. it's pretty light. lancaster five miles an hour in the poke necessitates and wind direction as you look at the wind particles coming in

. >> sarah walter, it all starts with the wind and cold we're experiencing for the second half of the weekend. from peak wind gust we saw earlier today and early this morning cape may, 66 mile an hour winds. brandywine and new castle county in delaware, 61 mile an hour wind gusts. 59 in vineland. philadelphia had a gust this morning of 54 miles per hour and in west grove a gust there in chester county as high as 52 miles an our hour. that's why we have wind chills most of the day below zero and still subzero at the 6:00 hour. it's 4 degrees below zero in allentown and 13 below in the poconos and feeling like zero in philadelphia and 2 in wildwood and 7 degrees below zero in trenton. that wind chill advisory continues and stays up overnight tonight right through 11 a.m. on monday as we call for wind chills anywhere from 15 degrees to 20 degrees below zero. so that's just one feature that we're tracking, wind and cold. and now you want to focus attention to the west. stormtracker 6 live double scan radar 3d showing you we're tracking a storm system early monday night into tuesday. there

that's where "action news" reporter walter perez is now live. walter, what are the details?reporter: well, jim it happened right here at septa's jefferson station here in center city. tonight we're told the victim remains hospitalized after enduring a terrible beating at the hands of a man that investigators say they believe the victim knew. it was right around 1:30 this afternoon when investigators say a woman was seen bruised and bloodied walking up from the train platform to the concourse inside septa's jefferson station. transit officers quickly came to help the victim described only as a 28-year-old woman. the victim reportedly told police that she has been beat by a man who tried to sexually assault her. surveillance video from inside and around the station has already been handed over to philadelphia police. but investigators tell "action news" they believe the victim entered the station with her attacker. it's believed they then went together to an area behind the stairwell next to the tracks beneath the platform and that's where the attack occurred. with in said inv

. >> and now on "in depth" on booktv walter isaacson. the best selling author of several books including biographies of albert einstein benjamin franklin, steve jobs and henry kissinger took viewer questions for three hours. mr. isaacson is a former chairman and ceo of cnn chairman of the broadcasting board of governors and was the editor of "time." he currently serves as president and ceo of the aspen institute. >> host: so, walter isaacson what is theat link between avril hourlyman, ben franklin, steve jobs henry kissinger and adar can lovelace?: th >> guest: yeah, i think they're all create cannive minds, ander. that's what's intretted me throughout my career. to me, it's people who can come wound different disciplines like the arts and the sciences the way ben franklin did, the way ada lovelace did and make creative leaps of thet imagination. you know, we talk about innovation so often, it's almost drained of its meaning. and i've always like t to write about real people who are in a situation whether it with avril herriman after wor

for walter and his contributions. and the second thing when you're out there today please work safely. it's the number one priority. in 15 years we didn't have one injury. if you see something that you do not feel you should be touching or something of concern to you look for someone with a vest or in your team. someone wearing a public works vest or park and rec vest will advise you on what to do. that's a simple rule. and enjoy and don't forget the 15 years of clean teams and we come back here and share stories and break . thank you very much for coming out. i very much appreciate it. (fire works). >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it looks at good and tastes good and it is good in my mouth pretty amazing. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i am the executive chef i've been here as a chef at la concina since 2005 reason we do the festival and the reason we started to celebrate the spirit and talent and trivia and the hard work of the women in the la concina program if you walk up to my one on the block an owner operated routine i recipient it's a the

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wheels spinning on local roads as well in the overnight hours into tomorrow. >> that's right sarah walter, give yourself extra time. it will be a wintry mix. a lot of accumulation occurs tonight and then soaking rain on the way for city on southward. double scan you can see we've got light snowfall along the 95 corridor and sections of south jersey and i north and west as well. rain for dover and cape may. we'll go go in tiringter own stormtracker 6 hd. i 78, hamburg to allentown now you travel south to berks county in reading and pottstown along route 422 also along route 1 there in chester county along the 95 corridor in philadelphia we have light snowfall raeking out across the delaware and lehigh valleys. we'll show you areas we're finding mixed precipitation across surf city. atlantic city you're dealing with rainfall. same things for sea isle city. fortescue and smyrna and southward to dover. these locations find a quick changeover to rain as we go through the overnight hours and mixed precipitation likely north and west before we get gradual changeover to rain later tomorrow. tempe

walter perez is live at the scene with more. walter? >> reporter: hey, rick williams we'll give you a live look at the scene. you can see police are still on the scene. two men have been arrested of tearing a hole in the roof of the gun shop and attempting an overnight heist. it started when investigators received a tip call about a burglary in progress at mike's gun shop on levittown parkway in tullytown. what ensued was a seven hour standoff. police chief doyle said he thought there was only one suspect. after swat teams made entry they discovered two men hiding in the ventilation deducts between the roof and the dropped ceiling. >> we started pulling down the ceiling and pulled it down to the point it was inevitable we were going to find them. ment first suspect surrendered at 8:00 a.m. the second was found and arrested two hours later. it forced the pennsbury officials to delay the opening of all schools 2 hours, in the end, local investigators say this case up and down out as as well as could have been expected. >> this was a succe

for walter and his contributions. and the second thing when you're out there today please work safely. it's the number one priority. in 15 years we didn't have one injury. if you see something that you do not feel you should be touching or something of concern to you look for someone with a vest or in your team. someone wearing a public works vest or park and rec vest will advise you on what to do. that's a simple rule. and enjoy and don't forget the 15 years of clean teams and we come back here and share stories and break . thank you very much for coming out. i very much appreciate it. (fire works). >> all right. is this cyc? make some noise. cyc. [speaking foreign language] is cyc here? yeah. community love right here. [speaking foreign language] hey good job, good job. smile, smile. it's not that heavy. you make cyc proud, the community. oh yes. all right. i don't know if they're going to fit on stage. you know i wish your captain were here. oh there he is. captain. one of my old favorites. commander is here too. [

walter perez channel 6 "action news." >> thank you walter. >>> philadelphia water department crews are making sure that the roads at 66th and elm wood don't become slick after a water main broke this morning. crews were called to the intersection at southwest philadelphia at 8:45, the water department partially shut down the 8 inch main to make repairs. >> coming up on "action news" tonight, former pennsylvania treasurer, rob mccord enter a plea on attempted extortion charges and its not just young humans enjoying the snow day, we'll take you to the zoo for wild fun. >> we are getting a break finally from the arctic chill but look at how we feel by friday morning across much of the lower 48 the arctic air is coming back along with some rounds of snow. >>> and ducis rogers has the latest on natale allen's encounter with police in south florida. picking three things is easy. you... pick three. annnnnd... that's pretty much it. so the pennsylvania lottery changed the name of "the daily number" to "pick 3". it's that easy to play. pick 3. easy to play. simple to say. it doesn't get much ea

. >> hi there walter, sarah we're tracking a storm system moving west to east direction. snowfall mixed tription for areas in midwest to great lakes east ward to new england. you can see radar area of low pressure is off to the north of cincinnati. knowledge ever the snow we have snow stretching out from chicago to great lakes on east ward. to the south of the system warmer air comes in from the south and from southerly direction. warmer air is getting pulled into this and as a result we find a mixed bag of precip across the delaware and lehigh valleys. we'll go in tighter on stormtracker 6 double scan 3d. light snow along the 95 corridor. and snowfall across interior sections of south jersey. you have to rain for cape may and dover delaware. on street-level you see route 322 lancaster in between pottstown as well. light snowfall from there. norristown malvern route 1 chester county and along the 95 corridor starting to pick up steadier snowfall close to medford great lakes. south of that region you have mainly rain conditions. it's for philadelphia that 95 corridor chest

for walter and his contributions. and the second thing when you're out there today please work safely. it's the number one priority. in 15 years we didn't have one injury. if you see something that you do not feel you should be touching or something of concern to you look for someone with a vest or in your team. someone wearing a public works vest or park and rec vest will advise you on what to do. that's a simple rule. and enjoy and don't forget the 15 years of clean teams and we come back here and share stories and break . thank you very much for coming out. i very much appreciate it. (fire works). to be. >> hi, i'm average i'm a personal analyst that the human resources examining and recruitment unit and suffix i started my career as a san francisco state university and got my bachelors in psyched and orientational psyche if they had we have a great relationship that the san francisco unified school district i exploded for american people interim shopping mall and become eligible for a permeate job. >> okay. perfec

for walter and his contributions. and the second thing when you're out there today please work safely. it's the number one priority. in 15 years we didn't have one injury. if you see something that you do not feel you should be touching or something of concern to you look for someone with a vest or in your team. someone wearing a public works vest or park and rec vest will advise you on what to do. that's a simple rule. and enjoy and don't forget the 15 years of clean teams and we come back here and share stories and break . thank you very much for coming out. i very much appreciate it. (fire works).

for walter and his contributions. and the second thing when you're out there today please work safely. it's the number one priority. in 15 years we didn't have one injury. if you see something that you do not feel you should be touching or something of concern to you look for someone with a vest or in your team. someone wearing a public works vest or park and rec vest will advise you on what to do. that's a simple rule. and enjoy and don't forget the 15 years of clean teams and we come back here and share stories and break . thank you very much for coming out. i very much appreciate it. (fire works). >> the program will be continued by the remarks of our special guests. first of all the honorable mayor of san francisco. please welcome our mayor. [applause] >> thank you very much. happy luna new year everyone. [applause] it's my pleasure again to join our senator leno, our supervisors kim and scott wiener and the entire committee that has worked so hard to put on this wonderful, wonderful festival for our entire city.

walter perez is out in allentown with the latest from there. >> reporter: brutal is right. it is more comfortable now than it is few hours ago at it is still unbearable. anything that's exposed starts to feel frozen over in a matter of moments. imagine having to work outside on a day like this, like this poor soul right here. honestly nobody can say they didn't receive a fair warning. still we found many people i will programmed and under dressed for -- ill prepared and under-dressed for the arctic conditions. then you have the people who have to work outside because of the president's day holiday. they dressed the part for liberty tax preparers in allentown. >> you've got one tough job. >> i do it everyday, search days a week, you have to wear long jobs and go out. >> reporter: this guy didn't have a costume but he is outside selling cell phone services. >> you have to bundle up, i'm out here triepght to help people -- trying to help people out eferld, i can bundle up, but this is getting to me everyday. >> reporter: the problem not many people are outside on a day like th

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. >> walter, get this, peanut the corgy almost died twice he was lost fort georgia. when they learned the family was local and looking for peanut is stepped in to help out. it was assembly line of puppies put in the hands of someone who could give them a lot of love. earlier this afternoon moms also known as making of miracle stories rescue arrived in marlton, new jersey to hand deliver pets to their new families. each animal was saved from death row. >> we're not bringing dogs up and say hey gather around take a puppy they have selected -- preselected rescues they are going to. >> in the pet lovers was jenny shaneer five years ago the woman was caring for her son's dog while he was serving notice army overseas. a couple years ago he ended up in shelter in georgia. he escaped twice. her other son spent years looking for him. with the help of the rescue group zach tracked down peanut. >> zach said that he was going to change all his plans and fly into the reunion and surprise his mom. >> which led to this reunion. jenny you reunited with peanut and son zach. >> i was

please know that the american red cross office at walter reed will contact her to retrieve the cards and ensure the cards are distributed to our parents." tonight lisa luray richter says she's just proud to be an american. >> i guess the important thing is those cards with all the spirit and heart made in them are going to get to the very servicemen and women who deserve them. >> reporter: we'll make sure of that. >>> we're just getting started on wusa9 news at 5:00. montgomery county's embattled superintendent a no show at an important student safety meeting today. so is joshua starr on his way out? scott broom brings us that story at 5:30. >> plus strange criminal charges involving a former raven, his dog and an alligator. >> topper is back with an extended look at the forecast. >> plus that massive winter storm takes aim at the northeast. alright, so this tylenol arthritis lasts 8 hours but aleve can last 12 hours. and aleve is proven to work better on pain than tylenol arthritis. so why am i still thinking about this? how are ya? good. aleve. proven better on pain. >>> that massi

for walter and his contributions. and the second thing when you're out there today please work safely. it's the number one priority. in 15 years we didn't have one injury. if you see something that you do not feel you should be touching or something of concern to you look for someone with a vest or in your team. someone wearing a public works vest or park and rec vest will advise you on what to do. that's a simple rule. and enjoy and don't forget the 15 years of clean teams and we come back here and share stories and break . thank you very much for coming out. i very much appreciate it. (fire works). >> welcome to culture wire. we will look at the latest and greatest public art project. recently the airport unveiled the new state of the art terminal. let's take a look. the new terminal service and american airlines and virgin america was designed by a world- renowned architecture's firm. originally built in 1954 the building underwent massive renovation to become the first registered terminal and one of the must moder

walter, what do you make of this?viously russia has an incentive to figure out how to disrupt our financial system since we're putting sanctions and doing things that hurt their financial system. secondly, when you combine it with the cyber threat attack it puts us in a very vulnerable position. this is odd because it's sort of old fashioned, spies, human spies, human intelligence but both for financial reasons and for geostrategic reasons you could see why russia what want this capability. >> it soames to be aeems to be a remind sometimes it feels like the 21st century, that stuff doesn't happen anymore. that doesn't mean anything. >> but we're still the 20th century, too, and sometimes even the 19th. >> and i hear the oligarchs are pretty unhappy with us stateside because of what we've done to their economy in the matter of about 11 months. we have erased half your personal network and you're illiquid and you can't get access to your u.s. accounts. it doesn't surprise me when i hear the sex, drugs, and rock and roll

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part of what you admired about walter cronkite was sandy socolow. sandy was one of proproducers who helped cronkite expand this program in 1963 from 15 minutes to a groundbreaking half hour. >> you can sit back and philosophize about whether or not you were doing something historic. the job was... we felt it was a miracle every day that we got on the air. >> pelley: but it was more skill than miracle as socolow worked on the biggest stories from the kennedy assassination to vietnam, the moon landing and watergate. he led the "cbs evening news" with walter cronkite as executive producer from 1978 to '81. >> that's the way it is, monday january 19, 1981, the 448th day of captivity for the american hostages in iran. >> sandy socolow was 86. sandy often visited around here. his counsel was solid to the end. one of our colleagues said, "it was a privilege," and so it was. greenfield wisconsin's bravest are also pretty thoughtful. an elderly man got chest pains while shoveling snow. after the firefighters took him to the hospital, they went become and sho

for walter and his contributions. and the second thing when you're out there today please work safely. it's the number one priority. in 15 years we didn't have one injury. if you see something that you do not feel you should be touching or something of concern to you look for someone with a vest or in your team. someone wearing a public works vest or park and rec vest will advise you on what to do. that's a simple rule. and enjoy and don't forget the 15 years of clean teams and we come back here and share stories and break . thank you very much for coming out. i very much appreciate it. (fire works). >> hi today we have a special edition of building san francisco, stay safe, what we are going to be talking about san francisco's earth quakes, what you can do before an earthquake in your home, to be ready and after an earthquake to make sure that you are comfortable staying at home, while the city recovers. ♪ >> the next episode of stay safe, we have alicia johnson from san francisco's department of emergency management

hi, walter. >> reporter: hey, monica. you know, there's certainly icy spots, icy conditions here and there across parts of the lehigh valley but as you can see route 78 here in allentown moving along quite nicely, but with the bitter cold and more snow on the way we spoke with plenty of people who say this winter can't end soon enough: the good news is the temperature literally doubled since we arrived up here this morning. the bad news is that it's still only 14 degrees or so in and around the lehigh valley. joe of quakertown says you don't even need a thermometer to know it's dangerously cold. >> it's brutal. walking from my car to work, you could tell stray animals were going fob in trouble because twenty two that you cold. >> reporter: it's been tough for people who work outdoors. we spoke with dennis. dennis says it's a living. >> i do it every day, seven days a week, just all you got do is wear some long johns and go out. >> reporter: nicole works indoors and thought she could make it to her car without a coat. >> i

this was another program that brought metalwork to walter reed . the military also embraced arts and crafts and had a very vibrant program that started through the 1950's and is actually still going today. vietnam, help hospitalized veterans, which is a nonprofit that has been passing out craft kits at v.a. hospitals for free since vietnam and then some of the art therapy, music therapy work of the current wars. the masks that you see are from the art therapy work of melissa walker at the national intrepid center of excellence at walter reed there is a brand-new article in the february issue of "national geographic" about these masks and melissa's work. then there's also nonclinical art projects that are happening in the hospitals. as we now lived through this incendiary years of world war i veterans and artists alike are not only creating projects that speak to the memories of the great war but also articulate our more current war experiences through expressions of devastation. giuseppe pellicano's gas masks made at a workshop in wisconsin in 2012

the week ahead in politics with amy walter and nia malika- henderson.oscar buzz turns to activism. using music to connect to those with alheimer's. and, shedding light on china's tiger trade. >> ifill: now we turn to a story about life after war. six months ago, israel and hamas agreed to a truce to stop the fighting which dominated much of last summer's headlines. the fighting stopped, the spotlight dimmed, and palestinians in gaza have spent the time since struggling to rebuild their lives. special correspondent martin seemungal traveled to gaza, and found reconstruction efforts have barely begun. >> reporter: in parts of gaza what were once whole towns are now piles of rubble. it looks like an enormous earthquake ripped through here a. but this is all the result of the ferocious summer war between israel and hamas. seven brutal weeks, hamas militants launching thousands of rockets at israel, israeli jets and drones retaliating with bombs and missiles in some place israel sent in its tanks. months later and it still looks like the day after. this is s

thurgood would win a case and walter would have a press conference. narrator: by july of 1938 charles houston had enough, and he returnd to washington dc, leaving young thurgood marshall in charge of the legal arm of the naacp, now known as the legal defense and education fund. marshall would now be in charge of the entire national naacp legal campaign, alone in an office which was often the last resort for hundreds of frustrated branches and desperate defendants. jose anderson: when marshall became the head of the fund, then his need to be in many places increased, both out of necessity and out of strategy. tens of thousands of miles, every corner of the country, to discuss key parts of the legal campaign, to drum up support, to drum up finances, to inform people as to what was going on. that was as critical a part of the strategy as the cases. to keep people aware that they were in a fight and they were winnning. thurgood marshall: when i'd go in these towns, i would go down where the poor negroes were andtalk to them. they to me proved what i knew