compton is the type of inmate that men like stephen weaver despise.e made is clear on the camera provided by our producers. >> when i was a young kid if i told my brother i got beat for telling. we were taught in school at a young age don't be a tattle tale. nowadays they have cop shows on tv that teach these kids it's all right to tell. dial 1-800-snitch on mom and dad if they're smoking a joint on the weekend. >> though prison officials have not tied weaver to the recent assault or extortion, they have identified him as a high-ranking member of the aryan brotherhood. >> i can't get into specifics. but i'll tell you that we're strong white men. we're proud of that. >> we don't hate anybody else, but if you hit us, we hate you ten times worse. if you hurt one of us, we're going to hurt you ten times worse. >> active members rarely speak about their affiliation on camera. this time weaver made an exception. >> i lost a little bit of sleep over it. doing this interview. brothers don't normally get on camera. but i talked to a lot of my guys here. brothe

weaver? >> guest: well, the house is likely to have some changeover. the average going back many years is 24 seats in each, you know, for a president after their first term losing seats in the house. i think that's the average. i think right now the house democrats need 26 to overtake the republicans, and nancy pelosi or someone back into speakership. we're going to see what happens there. i think you're seeing h a little bit of a playout in pennsylvania-18 right now, you haveve a republican, state legislator out there, and he's running in the seat. and right now if you look at the pollsth there, trump is very polarized, as he is everywhere, but especially there. i saw a poll that has 49 favorable and 47% unfavorable. and this was a district he won by 19 points last -- in 2016. i shouldn't say last year, 2016. but, yeah, i mean, that underscores that this is a trump district, and this is a place where trump should have a big impact in this race. but i think we're going to see that. race is in

how about you, al weaver, what are you reading?st finished a bigbie ned colletti called "the big chair." it talks about his tenure at the los angeles dodgers. is great for avid baseball fans. it takes you behind the scenes through trades, negotiations, free agency. outside of the dirk hayhurst collection. great book, especially for baseball fans. >> i'm in l.a. today. that will play well with my l.a. audience. how about you seung min kim. >> i haven't had a chance to pick up a new book so i am going back to an oldie but a goody. "crazy rich asians." it is a funny, biting look at extremely weighty family based in singapore. i was on vacation last summer in charleston with my husband. i was up to 4:00 a.m. reading this book because it was that addictive. we could all use a fun brain break and read something like this. >> i have not heard of that. that's terrific. michael warren, what do you have to offer the panel? >> the big three volume by gravy of winston churchill. it's an old book. but i'm reading it for the first time and gaini

weaver. [video clip] >> i read it. the committee voted, this is the process, devoted to allow members to read it. they have the ability to vote to move forward, then it would go to the executive branch. >> why are they afraid to send this to the justice department for review? >> aren't we separate but coequal? don't we have a responsibility for oversight? you have the executive branch and the legislative branch. as the legislative branch looks at it, they will send it to the executive branch, they have the approval whether to declassify and put it forward. >> do you want the president to declassify the memo? >> having read the memo, i think it would be appropriate that the public have full view of it. host: mr. weaver. put some context to that. guest 2: it is real interesting to hear that. you have a lot of conservatives out there, especially those on the intel committee, saying, we want this out there. they also say what is in this memo is to explosive do not come out. the justice department is saying , you can't do t

we are joined by darlene supervalu from the -- superville by adam weaver. if you look at the papers this morning, this is from "the wall street journal," that the president is expected to soften the tone on the speech as far as tomorrow's presentation. darlene, what do we get a sense as far as tone eating into the speech tomorrow? guest 1: the white house has said he is going to speak in more optimistic tones tomorrow. contrast that with the inauguration speech he gave a year ago when he talked about american carnage and painted this very dark picture of the united states of america. he is looking to do a little bit of the opposite and be softer, more optimistic, more hopeful in talking about immigration and some of the other issues that we are going to hear him speak about. eaver, not only will he address america, but the members of congress, what is he trying to sell to them on both sides? guest 2: a couple of things. the white house has been talking about an infrastructure deal. they wrote out this $1.7 trillion figure the other day that they said the wh

weaver. [video clip] >> i read it.he committee voted, this is the process, devoted to allow members to read it. they have the ability to vote to move forward, then it would go to the executive branch. >> why are they afraid to send this to the justice department for review? >> aren't we separate but coequal? don't we have a responsibility for oversight? you have the executive branch and the legislative branch. as the legislative branch looks at it, they will send it to the executive branch, they have the approval whether to declassify and put it forward. >> do you want the president to declassify the memo? >> having read the memo, i think it would be appropriate that the public have full view of it. host: mr. weaver. put some context to that. guest 2: it is real interesting to hear that. you have a lot of conservatives out there, especially those on the intel committee, saying, we want this out there. they also say what is in this memo is to explosive do not come out. the justice department is saying , you can't do tha

all right, weaver to show this. it was just one of those moments, incredible, it is a chase, suspect fleeing from police, and he's going through busy neighborhoods, coming in and out, and then all the sudden, that. you see it, right there, car apps into a car, just innocent going the opposite way. and also: there is a new study out. what does the flu do to your risk after heart attack? in the first week after you have been diagnosed? it may surprise you. hey, bob kelly? >> good morning, everybody, 5:11. we got the lights turned on green atop the skyline in philadelphia as we look live from the jersey side of the benny. little windy hold on to your hats, as the flag getting the work out. come on, we will check the rest of our cameras, good morning, to doylestown, waking up, with a forecast, and it is national irish coffee day today. so we will light it up with luke brian, with all of the green light, mike's got your forecast when we come right back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> excuse me everyone! paul? paul? this is three mill

among them, gold medalist, alley raceman and jordan weaver. last week, tweet that she was not planning on attending the sentencing hearing. she changed her mind after watching other victims come forward. >> you lied to me and manipulated me to think that when you treated me, were you closing your eyes, because you had been working hard, when you were really touching me, an innocent child, to pleasure yourself. >> olympic gymnast jordan weaver coming forward revealing for the first time that she, too, was sexually abused by nasar. >> nobody was protecting us from being taken advantage of. no one was concerned whether or not we were being sexually abused. >> the judge praised weaver's bravery. >> i'm so honored that you came to tell your story here today. >> both members of the olympic team know as the fears five vow to stray strong despite their abuse. >> even though i am a victim, i do not and will not live my life as one. >> abusers, your time is up. the survivors are here standing tall and we are not going anywhere. >> that isar hasn't been

among them gold medalist allie raisman and jordan weaver. last week raisman tweeted she was not planning on attending. she changed her mind after watching other victims come forward.>> you lied to me and manipulated me to think when you treated me you were closing your eyes because you have been working hard when you are really touching me an innocent child to pleasure yourself.>> reporter: jordan weaver coming forward. revealing the first time she too was sexually abused by nasser.>> nobody was protecting us. nobody was concerned whether or not we were being sexually abused.>> reporter: the judge praised her bravery.>> i'm honored you came to tell your story today.>> reporter: numbers of the olympic team the fierce five vowed to stay strong despite their abuse.>> even though i'm a victim i do not and will not live my life is one.>> your time is up. the survivors are here standing tall. we are not going anywhere.>> reporter: he hasn't been charged with molesting any of them. he has pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting 10 girls under the gui

working so then we started to realize. >> reporter: but as the day progressed and repairs dragged on, weaver and the sunnies decided it was time to leave. >> really cold. unbearable. >> reporter: so you guys can't stay in there any longer. >> no. >> reporter: where are you headed? >> to the mall. >> reporter: stay warm there? >> yeah. >> reporter: overnight a septa bus was brought to the scene to serve as a warming station. the apartment complex also suffered a broken water main but management says no units have lost water. and most residents are staying with friends and family until power is restored. and here within the last couple of hours, peco crews have restored power to the victoria woods apartment complex. residents can return home. they now have heat. in northeast philadelphia, chad pradelli, channel6 "action news." >> thank you, chad. >>> the mummers are nothing if not hardy and they proved that again on this new year's day. the stands may not have been filled as single digit temperatures welcomed the start of the mummers parade but nothing could freeze out this philadelphia tradit

marshall, looby, weaver, go back towards nashville on that main highway.marshall: they didn't catch us at all. juan william: marshall almost died right there in tennessee. narrator: when he reached his nashville hotel room, marshall called attorney general tom clark to tell him what had happened. thurgood marshall: i told him i was arrested for drunken driving and tom said "well were you drunk?" i said "no, but five minutes after i talk to you!" roger wilkins: i don't know how you could do that kind of work over and over and over again. he puts his whole body and soul at risk in his attempts to make this country better. i think thurgood was the bravest man i ever knew. narrator: by 1950, marshall had escaped the loaded gun of a dallas sheriff, spent a long night one car ahead of the klan on long island, hid in the bushes from a violent mob in detroit, and finally survived his own lynching. in this impossible environment, he had won 10 major supreme court cases and set the stage for a direct attack on segregation and in the early 1950s, marshall and his col

you can see, weaver some raindrops located on the camera lens there.nt temperature right around 50 degrees, it feels like 50 degrees, weaver winds coming in out of the southwest , at about 8 miles per hour, so while still dealing with the southwesterly winds, things are going to stay mild. but we will see that win direction changing, behind a cold front, and that will cool us down as we head into the start of the work week, and even into the middle of the work week, things are looking rather chilly for us. we will talk about that in the seven day forecast. we have 50 degrees right now in wilmington. right around 52 degrees, in millville, down the shore, a little bit milder, 53 degrees, in wildwood, 54 atlantic city. forty-five allentown, nod bat there, 46 in reading, very mild start to your day today. here is a look at the cold t. to our west so that's going to be very slow to pass throughout the dayre dealing with rain, and steady rain, across much of the region, in fact,y bates just south and east of allentown right now, just south and east of the le

. >> my name is scott weaver. well, you've heard people talking about this project in light of the whole, in light of what's happening in the mission. i think all too often in this room, you're looking at projects in isolation. i don't know if this overhead is working, but i've done a little calculation here. if i could have the overhead -- there we go. based on the pipeline report, which is very difficult to go through, and then looking through the sf information map to figure out how many units are past environmental review built or entitled in this mission district alone? the number i came up with is 3414. i did not count buildings with 10 or fewer units, except in two instances that i was familiar with the building. that's a lot more than the preferred project of the eastern neighborhood plan, which was 1,600 -- that's the wrong number. it's 1,692. that's more than what is studied in eir, which is 2,054. so we're overbuilding right now. halfway through the eastern neighborhood's plan. we're twice as many units

we are joined by darlene supervalu from the -- superville by adam weaver.

>> yes, i am. >> i wonder as you listen to jordan weaver there, many of the survivors looking at usa gymnastics, they are looking as well at the usa training facility, the karolyi ranch, that officials are investigating there, a strict no parents policy. this is where simone biles said she had been assaulted. this is where apparently a number of these assaults happened. how far is this going to go when we're talking about other lawsuits, civil lawsuits of people who are arguably going to be accused of being kplis it in this? >> well, you know, the civil lawsuit situation is very complex because every state where this happened has a different statute of limitations. i was looking at the michigan statute of limitations in effect in the '90s and early part of this century, it was as little as two years after the event it has to be reported or if it's a child you have to report it by the time you're 19 in order to bring a lawsuit in michigan. texas will come into play. they have a different one and as you just mentioned, since some of these olympic contenders were abused allegedly in lon

one of these skilled weavers earns less in a week that an average american laborer receives for two hoursork. after a few rows of knots have been tied, they are bounded together with this hammer. children's tiny hands tie the smallest knots of the most delicate designs, although employment of children is discouraged by new labor laws. as modern industry like this textile mill comes, mill workers face the problems of adjustment to the machine age. the capital of the province of pars suggests the beauty of the city, whose history is full of astronomers, philosophers, and poets. the climate is agreeable here. oranges grow near reflecting pools in which muslim poets saw the tranquility they sought in their faith. this monument honors the most beloved poet who wrote cody of -- who wrote poetry of such beauty that it is the basis of the persian language. the people are among the most progressive in iran. behind the caravan rises their modern grain elevator. they've built a fine technical school where young men are learning to use machine tools. they point with special pride to the rapidly expan

john weaver put the opposite point of view... in politics, 20 of attention given to the independence party. its leader, henry bolte and has been under pressure since news broke of his relationship with a model and the racist messages she had sent. his relationship with a model and the racist messages she had sentlj am not making any comment. despite growing pressure, he says he's not going anywhere. henry bolte and wants to keep leading the party even though the ruling body of the party says that he should quit and a string of senior members have resigned because he will not go. one viewer was watching and wandered... by the end of the week, much of the focus had switched to switzerland where many of the world's business leaders and heads of state were meeting in davos. 0ne viewerfelt the coverage concentrated too much on the global elite and not enough on the global elite and not enough on the global elite and not enough on the economic realities of people's lives... 0n on thursday, bbc reported on the rise in serious violent cr

john weaver put the opposite point of view.n politics are plenty of attention was given to ukip over last weekend. its leader henry bolton has been under pressure since news broke of his relationship with an ex—model and the racist messages she had sent. alex forsyth reported on the story for the news that one on monday. despite growing pressure, he says he is not going anywhere. henry bolton is insisting he wants to keep leading ukip, even though the pa rty‘s leading ukip, even though the party's ruling body says he should quit and now a string of senior members have resigned because he will not go. sheila grant was watching that and wondered, why on earth is ukip the lead story on the news that one reporting live from westminster? this party has no mps and following the referendum no longer has any relevance in this country as can be seen by the haemorrhaging of their support and co nsta ntly leaving haemorrhaging of their support and constantly leaving leaders. by by the end of the week much of the media's focus had switched

>> what makes it green. >> so green weaver little bit every house made chim ichor i. make with barrelsly cilantro, lemon juice, garlic, little oil. >> okay. we are wrapping it up. i think it will be beautiful. so what we will do, show the finished product on twitter this is an amazing cool place. >> so it is really, really awesome. thank you very much, thank you for beating bobby flay. >> first stop on the newark restaurant week express. >> i love the stone. if you call it the stone balloon, you need stones everywhere. >> but here is the thing i love that restaurant, the food fantastic is the stone balloon very effective? if you make a balloon would you make it out of stone? >> it would never pop. >> it would never float. >> sent this into us. >> the name of the company that makes it? >> breaking t's. >> hey doing everything you can to help the eagles win we talk to some people about the superstitions that you're going to go through with preston and steve next. big news from advil... advil liqui-gels minis. our first concentrated pill that rushes powerful relief. a sm

among them gold medalist aly raisman and jordan weaver.eisman tweeted she was not planning on attending the sentencing hearing. she changed her mind after watching other victims come forward. >> you lie to me and manipulated me to think that when you treated me you are closing your eyes because you have been working hard when you are really touching me, an innocent child. >> reporter: olympic gymnast jordan weaver coming forward revealing for the first time that she to was sexually abused by nasser. >> nobody was protecting us from being taken advantage of. nobody was concerned whether or not we were being sexually abused.>> reporter: the judge praised her bravery. >> i'm so honored you came to tell your story today. >> reporter: both members of the olympic team bowed to stay strong despite her copious. even though i may victim i do not and will not live my life as one. >> abusers, your time is up. the survivors are here standing tall and we are not going anywhere. >> reporter: nasser has not been charged with the listing -- with arresting

and continuing to move through, although weaver some steady snow right here. still, snowing in limerick. and here in philadelphia. and the snow has -- the rain's almost changed over to snow out at the jersey shore, little while left to go. with these temperatures in the 20's, chillier air moving, in we might see some sunshine, before the day is through. we'll see how that goes. but still have the upper 30's in shiite city. still raining there. not much accumulation at all at the jersey shore, if anything. and everything lunchtime at they latest. 33 degrees today, 37 tomorrow. . fifty's by the weekends, that's the best part of forecast. great for the game. >> fifty- time. >> the tailgaters perfect. >> yes. >> and game time down in the 40's, littleutit here? we showed you what it looks like in old city. lauren has been outside afterort now. >> still. >> berks count. >> i at this point it is lauren? >> reporter: i'm melting. >> usual ' plowed. >> listen, we're been here so long we're melting, just kidding, it is still snowing. i may stop the plow so i can talk to

among them, gold medalist aly raisman and jordan weaver.n tweeted that she was not planning on attending the sentencing hearing. she changed her mind after watching other victims come forward. >> you lied to me and manipulated me to think that when you treated me, you were closing your eyes because you had been working hard when you were really touching me an innocent child to pleasure yourself. >> reporter: olympic gymnast jordan weaver coming forward at friday's hearing revealing for the first time that she too was sexually abused by nassar. >> nobody was protecting us from being taken advantage of. nobody was even concerned whether or not we were being sexually abused. >> reporter: the judge praised weiber's bravery. >> i'm so honored that you came to tell your story here today. >> reporter: both members of the olympic team known as the fierce five vow to stay strong despite their abuse. >> even though i'm a victim, i do not and will not live my life as one. >> abuser, your time is up. the survivors are here standing tall and we are not

. >> good morning, jan, weaver an accident in montgomery county taking live look at.hlehem pike at horsham road this was the site after accident, and looks like it just cleared. roads are slick because of the rain. might want town crease your following distance to allow more stopping. turning to philadelphia, looking at some of the majors, starting from the left, we have the blue route near 55, and the center the schuylkill and the vine expressways are near 50. and lastly, 95, near 55. not seeing too much after slow down due to the rain, but traffic light right now, volume will pick up soon. finally taking live look at the vine street expressway, approaching 95 merge. speeds in this area are slower than normal as people try to take the s curve with caution. fleet note ramps ands turns are the slick he is for motorist, extra caution will be beneficial. live from the cbs-3 traffic center. matthew, jan, back to you. >> all right, matthew, thank you. >> well, this morning, meeting a new eagle fan. little boy was born at jefferson just few days ago, and he's named after si

. >> weaver been asking d.c. and prince george county police are about these cases and so far no information on suspect, motive or why these two were killed so brutally. both agencies are continuing to investigate and look into tips that killings are linked. family of both victims are begging anyone with information to come forward. >> people like that need to be off our street. for the safetive all of us. and one more and one more piece of all this, there was another murder in the district ransa green. the last photo she posted was this picture of him mourning his death. d.c. police made app arrest in that case. lindsey watts, "fox5 local news". >> and tonight, we're hearing from the woman who claims she and her son were wrongly targeted by two dozen police officers nurse inauguration daypro test. american civil liberties union filed a lawsuit against those officers on behalf and her and her son. it claims the officers knocked the boy from the ground and exposed him to pepper spray during the protests. the lawsu

. >> unfortunately, weaver to go to work. but, you know, it is what it is. i'm originally from cleveland so kind of used to being with, you know couple of inches of snow. >> this weather sucks! >> tell me why? >> i mean, just came out of no where. >> in you see salt or plow truck coming down your street our ' driving near one please give plenty of room. the salt that come off the back of them will pelt and possibly trick your vehicle if it is too close also as a trucut of the way. >> the winds also proving to be a factor you can see i've beenace. we had pretty horrible gusts a little while ago so really blowing the s kind of hampering your effort, as well? >> yes, it is. however, we've got the plows out there. and we will push it back, where it will hamper our efforts, after the snow is done, and then we get the drifting off of the wide open spaces, and off of some of the buildings. but we will get that taken care of, as well. >> steve, thank you so much. thanks for all that you guys do here, at the street department, to keep our city safe and street safe sp

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. >> weaver disable trolley here , disable trolley barks us 101, 102 trots trollies delayed, be sure to check the schedules on line, weaver another accident, here, madsonford road at the schuylkill, heads up, pull off to the right for some of you out there coming up take a look at this vehicle, having to veer around the accident, do you have slam on brakes and you hit black ice, there is going to be some problem spots out there. because we have string every accidents out there, it is a big red flag of how slippery it is out there, right now, jim, rahel, back to you. >> thank you shall meisha. more on the breaking news, marriott downtown has flooded after a pipe burst. >> right out to trang do, joins us live from center city where work remembers cleaning up the mess. we've clean clearly seen a lot of these in recent weeks, typically it tends to be homes , first hotel i think we're seeing? >> reporter: yes, rahel, jim. you know, on a much larger scale here, as you guy have been seeing throughout the morning with all of the watt their has been rushing out. firefighter on scene tells me,

expected to recover according to his parent who are the homeowners here, that's all of the information weaverto you as soon as we have it on air, on line, for now live in frankford, anita oh. >> and eat, a thank you. following breaking news out of north philadelphia this morning, firefighters rush to burning row home on 1800 block of north 24th street. this call came in right around 4:15 a.m. this morning. firefighters had the flames under control in just about 45 minute. >> fortunately, no reports every any injuries during this fire. >> investigator on the case of the apparent suicide of the south jersey doctor accused of arranging his wife's murder. doctor james kauffman was found inside every his cell at the hudson county correctional center friday morning. sources say, kauffman used a strip of bed sheets to hang himself and left six page suicide note. now, earlier this month, kauffman was charged with hiring a hitman to kill his wife, april kauffman, a radio talk show host. and an intruder shot her to death in the couple ' lynnewood home back in 2012. >> a close call for a police officer

. >> reporter: jordan weaver and aly raisman were both in court today for nassar's sentencing hearing. >> larry, you should have been locked up a long, long time ago. >> reporter: raisman also says usa gymnastics is "rotting from the inside." >> we're dealing with real lives in the future of our sport. we need to believe this won't happen again. >> reporter: on thursday usag announced it was shutting down the ranch run by coaching legends bella and martha corolyi, where many say nassar abused them. zwr usag failed to mention they had athletes training there the date they released the statement. >> reporter: they say they knew nothing about the abuse. usag says it went to authorities in 2015 after the first complaint. >> your actions have walked with me every step of the way. >> reporter: also under fire, nassar's former employer, michigan state university. tiffany thomas lopez, a soft wall player says she complained about nassar to her trainer in 2000. >> i was dismissed and just reassured that this was treatment and either take the treatment so you can get back on the field or you do

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at the basket weaver is. the economy to of course yol money government on the iraqi got to get the economy going. and says local and long. nuclear deal with. but how. but again those those hopes increasingly. hating. welcome his creation. products yet conversation is what is it i mean. some people might say that trump is had. some success. the following his aggressive tyrants awards north korea and that the north koreans in the south koreans asking do you think trump is using this daily as leverage he's he's trying to get something for the iranians. such as getting them to back down on that ballistic missile at program for example to just stop and its aggressive towards what is religion do you think there is any chose the wrong lights. at response to that. not if you ask. he you on that. mister calls confrontational approach. why are? you on cruising is based government when we alu want nuclear programme. as you on the government. because they are fighting by the nuclear deal. there are concerns out of the la

it, as katie mentioned it will turn this morning all that we're dealing with is just wet roadways, weavere even though not dealing with ice, not dealing with the black ice , but, wet roadways can still pose a problem and in some areas already this morning. they are. boulevard headlight moving in the southbound direct, approaching wissahickon, you can see volume levels starting to build. what you can also see in the clear some of the headlight is you can see all that water kind of brushing up against the car ways coming back onto your windshield. also going to kickback on the vehicle whebehindit is wet outside just give yourself e of you. if they put on the brakes sometimes if we have enough pooling in certaine hydroplaning going on, just heads up on. that will right now the boulevard lookinging increase little bit. fifty-nine south at cottman the same story here come and mae your way into center city. starting to build levels, 59 the vine. actually still looking okay. westbound jump out of the okay there, but, we do have overturned truck here, 2 route d overturned tractor-trailer here rou

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parents like carla weaver are pleased that the nfl reversed course. >> it goodies to have our city and our sports teams actually give back to the community, aside from saying it, to actually doing it real time. >> reporter: up the doctor william hite what's lated day after we broke the news, the nfl would stand down. >> just does my heart well to think that we have two young men who are players in the nfl who are pushing the league to also support other young people. >> reporter: both johnson and long tweeted nfl on monday encouraging the league to donate to charity. real rub was the fact that these two eagles came up with the under dog idea and it was received, the nfl ripped it off but league e mailed me at 5:00 p.m. yesterday saying proceed would go to the district. >> let's put this in perspective. they have hundreds, i'm sure thousands of things to be thinking about and the fact that they are thinking about pushing the nfl to also make contributions from the under dog t-shirt to the school district of philadelphia is extraordinary. >> reporter: lane johnson's manager told me yeste

[cheers and applause] we're in the middle of a great game with harriet weaver, who's at $20,000. >> yeahquestions away from $1 million. and you've saved a lifeline. you had your "plus one." your boyfriend is behind you, should you need him. so you're in great shape. how's it feel? >> it feels great. i'm doing pretty well, you know? >> you're doing pretty well. >> feels good, yeah. >> you're doing really well. you really have. you've played a phenomenal game. >> yeah. >> so the question is today how much will you risk? how much will you trust yourself? we're about to find out. so let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ two questions away from that $50,000 threshold, but this is the first step. and it's worth $30,000. here's the question. of the following famous movie one-liners, which is the only one that is not said by a

mark weaver arrived home shortly after the power went out. >> it got colder and colder as the night progressedhad comforters and her jacket and my jacket and everything so we roughed it out. it worked out. >> reporter: initially others had no idea their apartments lost power. how did you stay warm overnight. >> we didn't realize the power went out at night reporter: youn know. >> no. and then it started getting colder and everything stopped working and then we realized as the day progressed and repairs dragged on we'ver and the sunnies decided it was leave. >> cold. unbearable. >> reporter: you can't stay in there any longer. >> no. >> reporter: where are you headed. >> to the mall. >> reporter: stay warm there. >> yeah. >> reporter: overnight a septa bus was brought to the scene to serve as a warming station. the apartment complex also suffered a broken water main but management says no units have lost water. and most residents are staying with friends and family until power is restored. again, many of those people who did lose power, they have left the facility we're happy to report, though,

rngig-speed networktvfor $34.90 more per month.ll 1-800-5000. >> bus stop giddy, you sunshine weaveryour cherry, on this chocolate covered cherry day will be frozen, fast. this time tomorrow, that map will look the temperatures 16 degrees, in philadelphia.breitbarutweather advisory andter stf our viewing area, may to eye out for that, asl, but everything starts late, late tonight. so iting, we haven't been above the day after christmas. so not quite a see what's ahead not only wit snow but with cold cold our seven dayorecast. so bob kelly got a mere add of problems out theres morning. >> water main break you name got water main break for van tom beck the photograph nerve somerton, byberry road water sti between philmontnd bustleton. notice the railroad tracks here this is forest hills station. which services the westw, the problem, or septa and the water department's concerned with is that how water underground could be jeopardizing the footings a we always see with water main break, underneath, a lot grounds gets washed away, and look how is your break there is your track right ther

yes, and you know, that's more exciting than we are sometimes >> hey, once weaver our second cup of coffee. >> crazy. but yes, you know, we should actually have pretty clear sky for the view. so, we will try to get some picks of it, again, always calling the eyewitness weather watchers, a lot of great photographers in our slew of watch ers. so i'm sure we'll get great pictures of. that will we do have some pretty cloudy skies from two separate systems working their way through. there is one trying to make its exit, another trying to make its entrance here, so we sort of have this squeeze play going on where there is little sliver of dry weather that's over philadelphia. thankfully, i'm pretty sure i have skydeck duty coming up. but as this one makes its exit , the next one moves in, we'll see another rounds of some snow showers, bulk of the accumulation from this falling through the middle part of the day. when you look at this wider zoom, you can see it, almost looks like they're connected but actually not. so, it is just, you know, following suit, following a little too close behind here

. >> yes, weaver to get through the next six days, really harsh cold. now you take a look live outside boardwalk plaza, i show you this, actually a spot likely to see some snow. at least some of the higher end totals. snow likely to see here locally from developing nor'easter, that's actually not even developing, just yet, it will be a rapid intensification of storm system primarily out to sea, but at the moment, rehoboth totally quiet. we do certainly have some very cold air in place here, and everywhere else, but really that's the only weather headline that we've got to tell but here for yet another day that harsh cold. and a lot of single digit asomugha result. 10 degrees from john carol in mullica hip. 11 degrees, out in clementon. he's got more of 9-mile per hour wind flow out of the northwest, that means, feeling colder. it is not going to take much for it to feel a lot harsh than the thermometer reads. one below zero is windchill right now, so, really harsh stuff for his area. meanwhile, everywhere else again, you've got single digit values on th

weaver breaking news just into "eyewitness news." fire fight remembers on the scene after fatal house fire in west philadelphia. the fire broke out at around 3:30 a.m. this morning on the 800 block of north holly street. that's in the belmont section. it didn't take long for firefighters bring the flames under control. at this point no word on the victim's identity. but again, fatal house fire in west philadelphia. we will keep you up-to-date as the morning progresses. >>> well, this morning, man and his dog are safe after becoming stranded in a icy creek in wilmington, delaware. first respond ers were called to the prank i -- brandywine creek, south market street, shortly before 10:00 last night. man who was attempt to go save the stranded dog became trapped on the creek after a frozen patch of ice broke off. after a nearly hour-long rescue operation, both were pulled to safety. >> difficult in general just trying to rescue a dog out of any situation there, very timid, very scared usually, unknown person approaching them, especially

. >> reporter: for author fawn weaver, finding the proof has become a passion bordering on obsession.llected a library of documents, letters, and pictures, hoping to parse the truth from folklore. >> finally one of the elders in the community said, you know his name wasn't neeris. his name is nathan and he's from maryland. >> reporter: after digging for more than 2,500 hours and speaking to relatives, it's starting to come together. jack daniel an orphan started working for a whiskey distiller, dan caul teemed him up with one of his slaves. >> after slavery he started his own kpaul and the person he went to first was his mentor and he did not see race as barrier. >> reporter: mark mccallum is the president of jack daniel's brands. >> when we know and understand understood the weight of this story, anything we can do to honor the name of nerist, we'll do. >> reporter: the company acknowledged him last year. >> reporter: there was an enormous amount of blowback? >> such as? >> from positive commentary to something very have vitriolic. it was the time we were leading up to the u.s. presi

because the reason i'm asking, i don't mean good, no one likes the rain, but weaver active fire right now at dave and buster's on the dock near dave and buster's columbus boulevard. so right now columbus boulevard right now is closed between race street and callowhill. you can see all of the flashing lights, a lot of activity going on around there so again, columbus boulevard is closed right now between race and callowhill. because after fire on the dock near dave and buster's, so heads up, hopefully that rain can help some of our fire fight he is out there trying to get that under control. so as soon as we hear any more , i'll let you know, right now that closure is in effect because of the fire. forty-two freeway northbound at creek road, approach 295. this is what you are working with thereon 42. certainly levels starting to build now. just heads up. see lot of headlight out there but still traveling around at posted speeds. now, quick peak at septa. so for your information, regional rails rales, running new schedule sunday and buses and trolleys are running modified schedule on ou

this morning weaver following how he's doing. >>> good morning. this is "nbc10 news today." thanks for being with us. i'm rosemary connor. >> and i'm dray clark. nice to be with you on this saturday morning. it's now 5:00 and our first alert continues for this brutal dangerous cold. let's get right to the nbc10 first alert neighborhood. meteorologist krystal klei is tracking the forecast this morning. >> hi, guys. we are still under this first alert for the dangerous cold in place. if you had to step outside yo yesterday, you know you were quickly out and back in because it was just painful that air when it hits you. today, basically a repeat of what we saw yesterday. so the first alert for the entire area going to last all the way through tomorrow morning. i may extend this past 8:00 a.m., but the point is we're showing you through tomorrow morning what you are feeling now is what you are going to get. just ruthless cold air. and that cold air can be dangerous if you are outside for as little as 30 minutes, that's when frostbite can set in. those feels like temperatures bel

. >> hey tuesday, guys, yes, doesn't surprise me, weaver all of the school closings just because of how slippery it is out there. i know, in my commute in, i was kind of whipping it around little bit. i have all wheel drive. winter tires on the whole bit. even i was cents slipping around. seeing some issues already out there. >> yes, and it is really just the next couple every hours, i think flip side from yesterday , where yesterday was the pm drive. today it is the am drive. temperatures get enough above freezing, so it will be probably as late as 10:30, 11:00 a.m., before we are far enough above freezing, that you're safe, good to go, so, up until that time, careful. obviously that includes our entire typical morning rush. but at least storm scan is quiet. we have that working for us, but justice turn ands that brought in the wintery mix, become the buzz words of the last 24 hours, that's now made its full departure, and it is cents just the aftermath that we are stuck with here. at the moment, though, temperature readings are currently below freezing from i95 on north and west. stil

and also, 309, weaver construction here between pa turnpike at zero and route 202 , this starts 9:00. to 3:00. also between he is ton road and chelten, also and also on 422, later construction as well, 422 westbound between 23 and trooper. the right lane is compromised and again that start at 10:00 a.m. it will care you through until around 2:00 p.m. then also we've got some bridge inspections, so 95 southbound between broad street and the philadelphia airport right lane compromised here, and just a heads up, even though this is starting a little later nine a.m. and headed throughout until 3:00 p.m. this is an area that absolutely will start to slow us down right now though whenever we look at the wide or any of our censor maps this morning, we're seeing all green, all green here, which is really great news. that just means as we approach the 6:00 hour, we're right where we should be on busy monday morning as we tip into the 6:00 hour, things will probably heat up, probably see little less green, little more orange and red. starting to pop. right now enjoy the nice open roadways, bac

katie, boy, weaver to buckle up for this weekend. >> you said it, so, so cold.ckle up, talking about strictly the cold, no storms in site at least not until next week, but for now, all about that harshness that will hit you walking out the door. still need to be dressed appropriately, and be smart, if you have to get out there, remover the snow, which we all do, you know, you want to do this in shift. because it is just too cold to be out in this kind of harsh cold, very long, especially where you had over a foot of snow. you have quite the job ahead of you here, so let me get you outside first, talking statistics, looking ahead to the possibility of record cold certainly, going to come close the forecasted low, this would be early morning low, saturday , sunday, into the medicining he will digits here , the records to beat on those days is in fact 4 degrees. our average low, though, is well, quote unquote, balmy, 26 , that's where you normally bottom out. so we are talking 20 degrees solid colder by comparison to what would you normally experience. then you hav