reporting live in west philly, i'm brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. >>> president trump's travel ban faced its toughest test yet tonight. >> a panel of appeals court judges began deciding whether to reinstate the ban. >> tonight no decision has been made. the hearing was conducted over the phone. the three judges talked about the constitutional questions surrounding the ban. washington and minnesota sued. the government says they don't have the legal right to, but the states argue their people are affected. whenever the court eventually decides, either side could ask the supreme court to intervene. >>> tomorrow the senate votes on whether to confirm senator jeff sessions as attorney general on the left. a live look at the late night session that democrats are holding to oppose him. they say sessions has a troubling record on civil rights. >>> after a long and bitter confirmation battle betsy devos is sworn in as the secretary of education this evening. the oath administered just hours after vice president mike pence cast the tie-breaking vote in the senate. it was the first time in history

if you ever drive around west philly chances are you have seen the work of winnie harris. planted tree or community garden. well tonight harris is being remembered for making her community a better place. >> and her deeds were huge in the fact that she's gone. it's truly a shock to everybody. >> reporter: winnie harris would have been at this west philly community meeting front and center probably putting in her two cents to make her community a little brighter. but instead her friends were mourning her sudden and tragic loss. >> we can't understand why anybody would want to do such a thing to this lady. i mean she was really loved by all. report roar harris was found dead in her second floor bedroom friday night. the 65-year-old beloved community active visit was shot several times. but police still have no suspe suspects and those who knew her are still at a loss. >> everyone knew her and everyone loved her. and it's been quite a shock. >> reporter: harris was the acting executive director for you see green a non-profit which helps plant trees and gardens all over west p

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fox 29's shawnette wilson has the story from west philly. >> i just heard a lot of loud talking and iton for so long i finally got up and look out the window. >> reporter: carol ricks rushed to her window she heard a lot commotion outside her home on locust street in west philly. what she saw was not what she expected. >> i saw a gentleman lying in the street and a little farther up a lady sitting on the ground leaning against the car. >> reporter: it was around thee 30:00 this afternoon that police say a man driving a gray car came barreling down locust street from 60th street and plowed into a crowd of people. three people were hit. the driver kept going. >>> there was a million police it seemed. >> reporter: investigators say it started when large group of people about 20 of them ranging in age from their 20s to 50s got into a fight at 60th and spruce. one group then walked to locust street where they were standing in the middle of the block. >> we believe someone from the other party called somebody. a male comes down locust street from 60th street at a high rate of speed. >> the d

in the west philly, mosting umass.ied at 55-55, but back to back steals and layups launches umass into the lead and the minute men never look back and st. joe takes it on the chin. that is your look at sports. >> that update on septa, they will be adding more rail cars to the market frankfurt line. they pulled more than 100 rail cars from service because of cracks that they discovered on two of the cars. they're now working to speed up repairs to get more cars back on the track in the days ahead. this morning we're dealing with cloudy, wet weather. not the best of sundays. >> it could be worse, we're talking rain for the most part. they have been reporting snow and freezing rain back and forth. we have just been seeing reports of freezing rain in allentown. philly, 44, rainy in the afternoon. very windy on monday. valentines day is 45. things shape up nicely for the rest of the workweek. we could see isolated snowfalls through thursday morning. >> i swear i could see a skiier or snowboarder there in the picture. that w

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adrienne gunter from west philly says she relies on the act to treat multiple sclerosis. >> some days where i am terrified. i've actually cried myself to sleep sometimes thinking about what's going to happen. >>> president trump has promised to overturn obamacare and come up with a better plan. details of the plan are expected in the next week or two. [ cheers ] >>> elation in bristol bucks county tonight as the town gets a nationwide honor to help spruce itself up. we'll take you to the celebration and show how they won new at 6:00. >>> plus, powerball dream around our area with a $403 million jackpot up for grabs tonight. why one man thinks he's he has a better shot to hit it big. >>> new tonight, a bucks county town celebrating a new chance to reinvent themselves. >> yeah. they're happy. bristol borough found they're the winner of a nationwide contest with almost a million votes cast. and 14,000 nominations. the prize -- a half million dollars to invest in the community. nbc10 takes us to bristol. >>> there couldn't be that kind of letdown. >> reporter: the excitement is easy to se

philadelphia police officer is lucky to have alive following a frightening encounter with an suv in west philly. police watched a ford explore re strike a parked car. officers approached the car to check for injuries and according to police, officer hollis was standing on the suv running board at the time to avoid traffic when the driver suddenly took off. driving four blocks while the officer held on. eventually, that officer was able to jump to safety. he has injuries to his hands and legs. the suv meantime has been impounded but no arrests just yet. >>> police arrived just in the nick of time to save a motorist from sewell gloucester county. they pulled him to safety seconds before his vehicle exploded after it crashed in florida. all of it was captured on camera. with no hesitation and no time to lose. first responders in florida pulled a new jersey from a burning vehicle just before what might have been a deadly explosion. police say thursday night, 44-year-old phillip veered his rav had off u.s. 1 and into a concrete barrier causing to it flip several times. new dashcam video shows rescue

ricks rushed to her window when she heard a loud commotion outside her home on locust street in west philly she saw was not what she expected. >> i saw a gentleman lying in the street, and a little farther up a lady sitting on the ground leaning against the car. >> reporter: it was around 3:00 hit this afternoon that police say a man driving a gray car came barreling down locust street from 60th street and plowed into a crowd of people. three people were hit. the driver kept going. >> there was a million police it seemed. >> reporter: investigators say it started when a large group of people about 20 of them ranging in age from their 20 toss 50s got into a fight at 60th and spruce. one group then walked to locust street where they were standing in the middle of the block. >> we believe someone from the other party called someone, a male comes down locust street from 60th street at a high rate of speed. >> reporter: driver hit three people. a 27-year-old man arc 27-year-old woman and a 52-year-old woman. several others were lucky enough to get out of the way in time. >> that was shawnette wi

so i always talk on me being from here, from delaware county, west philly, as a kiddie went to saint francis desales, so i have my sisters with me, sister jennette on the right, sister constance on the left. say hello, guys. how amazing is this? sister jennette and sister con stills were therefore 31 years. >> that's fantastic. >> love that. >> absolutely, 31 years of their life there. now in the northeast, doing the same thing therefore lot of deserving children there, now at saint matthew, and so funny story, i always talk about this, sister jennette taught math, love her to death, but if you did something wrong, she was right there, so don't do anything wrong, but love you. >> sisters i have to have a prove word after the show i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. >> and thank you, "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. always on line at cbsphilly.com. the young and the restless is next. have a great day everyone. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ what's more magical than with top prizes of $50,000? the answer's winning... on the spot. oh, yes!! play pot of gold, the new game from the pennsylvania lo

. >> west philly born and raise raised. >> yes. >> so tell us a little bit about your up bringing? >> so i grew up here right in philly. i went to the academy, high school property chart nerve south philly went to college at philadelphia university. >> yes. >> i'm globe trotter. >> how did that happen? just happened? >> that's awesome. i joined the team this past summer they had a try out in atlantic city, and the vest history you. >> said you made the team and had to leave on christmas day? that's the way it goes. >> toyed leave my family, we were on vacation, christmas day, left, and i saw them last night. >> first time back. >> first time back. >> that's pretty awesome. so, deuce, you're from columbus ohio. >> ya, what's up? >> what do you think every philly? >> i love it so far. specially the cheese steaks, reading terminal station, great food there. i can probably go there all week up to the game. and -- >> you'll gain few pounds if you do that. >> you got a jersey, you can sub in for me. >> you want this one? >> all right, so, you guys have couple every days coming up. tell al

philadelphia police officer meantime is lucky to be alive following a frightening encounter with an suv in west phillyafter police watched a ford explorer strike a parked car near 62nd and market street, officers approached the car to check for injuries and according to police, officer hollis was standing on the suv's running board trying to avoid traffic when the driver suddenly took off driving four blocks with the officer still hanging onto the car. eventually the officer was able to jump to safety but is now suffering from injuries to his hands and legs. the suv has been impounded. no arrests have been made just yet. >>> an update now for you on a story that we have been following since last night. cumberland county authorities have identified the man shot and killed by bridgeton police. 23-year-old darryl ftqua the officer shot the man after a foot chase. police found a gun near the victim but they have not said why they were chasing him or if he fired a shot at them. >>> and dam family and friends attended the funeral for a delaware correctional officer killed during a prison standoff. lieutenan

pick up seven in northampton county, and a lot of four and five even 6-inch totals coming in, in west philly we ended up shy of 3 inches. so yes, not the massive snowstorm that we had anticipated but again, there were kim of factors that did ends upgoing against us, the fact that the storm was so darn speedy and sipped out of of there like that, worked against us, in terms of talking about the massive totals in the city specificalliment now in the wake of the storm system, we are facing pretty quiet pattern here. and there is granted still going to be a loft cold air to work with in the wake of the store system, the aftermath issues come in play here. but you have got some spots quite a bit of clean to up do. so briefly, greg argos said this, think about there is our very own doctor rob danoff got in contact with me to say hey, remind folks that this stuff, keep in mind, that shoveling heavy wet snow like what we saw with this storm, you should be dealing with up to 60 pounds per shovel. you want to push the snow, don't lift it. bends at the knees, use cooking spray on the shovel, it actuall

authorities are searching now for answers after a 65-year-old woman was found shot multiple times in west philly friday night. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh has the latest now on the investigation. >> it breaks my heart. >> reporter: after 30 years of friendship with winnie harris -- >> i refer to winnie as my sister friend. >> reporter: elizabeth wearing is grappling with unexpected goodbye. >> the neighborhood is going to miss her sorely. and right now this is very hard for me. >> reporter: two worked closely together at uc green a west philadelphia non-profit that plants trees and cleans up the community. but when harris who was the organize's executive director missed thursday's meeting and didn't return any calls -- >> i call the police. >> reporter: just before 8:30 friday night, philadelphia police found 65-year-old shot to death in a second floor bedroom of her home. it's on the thee hundred block of north holly street in west philadelphia near the intersection of 42nd street and powelton avenue. >> i can't think of anyone who would want to harm her. she was really a bright light i

into west philly, this is tied at 55 but back to back steals and subsequent play yaups.his launched umass into the lead and the minute men never looked back. that is a look at your sports. >> closed captioning on nbc 10 is brought do you by -- >>> a update that may disappoint some of our flyers fans out there. the rink is still open at this our, but winterfest has been canceled. it is wet out there. if you bought a ticket, it will be refunded at the place where you purchased it. today's weather should not stop the flyers wives from revealing the home that the flyers helped remodel for a family of a girl who is getting stream for cancer at the children's hospital. >>> love is in the air. we sthau couple taking their wedding photos in front of the love sculpture. it will be removes and restored before it goes back to it's original home in the park in the spring. >> and the lonely hearts club adoption event is holding an event. adoption fees will be waived for the dogs today through next saturday. >>> we continue in just a moment with another half hour of news. just ahead,

but only going couple of stops the bus may not be a bad idea out every west philly or northeast philly. regional rail lines are all looking good. maybe a snow day for the kids tomorrow. sue has a little more info in 16 seconds. >> lots to tell you. let's get right to. the snow tomorrow will start between 1:00 and 3:00 in the morning. then it really cranks up between 5:00 and 8:00 tomorrow morning. so, this time tomorrow it should be snowing heavily. tapering off around noon. so there is your time line. the general time line for this low pressure system that's going to be moving up the coast, and throwing back all of that moisture, it will snow pretty heavily, for a short periods of time. enough to pile up several inches, or more, of snow. it is raining right now, just couple of places. that's not the issue. the issue is our winter storm warning in effect for most of the counties except for southern counties, where, we don't expect as much accumulation. and here's why. they're going to get rain for awhile, before a change-over to snow. we are probably going to change quickly to snow. by

authorities tell us the driver crashed into this car at 52nd and market streets in west philly. when the officer approached the driver, he sped off, hitting that officer. the officer went to the hospital for minor injuries. >>> construction work will impact drivers trying to get around center city this weekend. almost a dozen major roads are closed today and tomorrow. nbc 10's pamela osborne is live at broad and walnut to fill us in on these closures. pam? >> reporter: it's dark and early out here, rosemary, but the work to get some of those construction projects going this weekend is already under way. i want to give you a closer look at exactly what's going on here on broad street. this is shut down at 4:00 this morning. there are two cranes in place between locust and walnut. this closure will remain in place until 8:00 sunday night. but there is some other closures you should be aware of as well. starting at 6:00, so right now, there will be closures in the areas of filbert and 4th streets. those are in effect until 6:00 p.m. then from 6:00 until 4:00 today, north broad stre

reporting live in west philly, i'm brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. >>> here are some of the other top stories we're following on nbc 10 news at 5:00. the corrections officer killed during this week's prison standoff in delaware will be remembered during a pair of vigils. lieutenant steven floyd was killed by inmates who took over the vaughan correction center on wednesday. the 16 year veteran is the first corrections officer in delaware history to be killed in the line of duty. >>> the next story will affect a lot of us. the bridge connecting the pennsylvania and new jersey turn pikes won't be reopening anytime soon. within the past two hours we learned the delaware river turnpike bridge is expected to remain closed until at least april for repairs. the bridge has been closed for two weeks after a crack was discovered. >>> the secret service will be in town because vice president mike pence is coming to give a speech. >>> we're learning more about grace packer's murder. >> we'he had her dressed up in outfits, chained up to the ceiling. >> one look and she knew what she sobs on the cell phone

in the hospital tonight after he was shot four times after he tried to hold up a store here in west philly. take look. the scene is now clear tonight. the store is closed. it all happening here on the corner of 65th and lebanon here in overbrook. it happened about two hours ago. once again the scene is clear. police say the young man walked into the 65th and lebanon del deli. police say he announced he had a gun and it was a robbery, but by time he pull out that gun, the owner had plans of his own. police saying to protect his family, he shot the suspect across the counter while his terrified wife and kids looked on. the suspect ran out of the store, collapsed about a block away, police scooped him up. the man was rushed to lankenau hospital. >> there's been a series of robberies we've been working with the community in trying to get these things to stop. and people have to realize that these ownness are permitted to carry guns and permitted to use them in situations such like this. this man walks in, clearly he displays what is believed to be a gun by the owner by what we see in the video

. >> west philly born and raised. >> all right.atch "the q" show weekdays at noon right here on fox 29. >>> philadelphia sugary drink tax almost two months old now. so is it having an impact on how many sugary drinks people are bying? what one report found. >>> and ahead at 11:00 o'clock, you see the word each time grocery shopping best by, use by, sell by. so do they all mean the same thing or not? how the grocery industry is hoping to cut out the confusion. ♪ oh, it's a good day... ♪ [car horns] [angry shouting] excuse me! [storm siren] when it comes to buying a house... trulia knows the house is only half of it. and with 34 map overlays like traffic, crime, natural hazards, and more... you can find the right house and the right neighborhood for you. trulia. the house is only half of it. > breaking news coming into the fox 29 newsroom out of north philadelphia tonight. fox -- skyfox over the scene right now after a car slammed into a building as you can see right there it looks like it's a doughnut shop. medics are on the seep ri

teens just left a party when somebody opened fire on them near conestoga and market streets in west philly. all four teens were rushed to the hospital. they are expected to be okay. >>> now to new details on a 2-year-old who was hit by a car that kept going in montgomery county. nbc 10 learned the child is now home from the hospital with just some bruises and bumps. police are still looking for the driver. an nbc 10 viewer sent us this video of the medical helicopter landing at the playground. police say the area was packed with children. officers were in the area on another call when someone ran over to tell them that the toddler was hit by a car. the witness told us her neighborhood was in an uproar. >> there was a lot of commotion. i heard a baby crying. i tried to take a closer look to see if anybody had called help or needed help. at that point i saw a car barrel down the alleyway and out. >> investigators believe the driver did not stop because he may not have felt an impact from hitting something so small as a young child. >>> police are looking for the man who was driving a black t

police say someone shot and killed her inside her west philly home earlier this month and they have notet made any arrests. >>> kids in one local town keep flagging down local police officer. but the department is encouraging them to do it. how they're building a better relationship with the community they serve for goodness sake. this man blew the whistle on kitchen problems at the va and then claims the va tried to fire him over some stale sandwiches. >> i just ate a couple sandwiches and gave a couple away. >> what really happened? and who had his back? details -- he tells the story to jeff cole and fox 29 investigates coming up. >>> kathy orr is tracking our forecast. >> sure are. we are looking at the clouds rolling out, and rain heading toward us. what does this mean for our seven day? we'll take look at that with a major warmup getting underway and our sean bell is in florida. >>> i'm sean bell in clearwater, florida, for spring training and coming up later in sports, president of baseball operation andy mc phail talks about what he wants to see out of this team in spring trainin

. >>> in other news this morning, four teenagers are expected to recover after being shot in west phillyvestigators tell us the teens had just left the party when someone opened fire near conestoga and market streets. police are searching for the shooter. >>> for the story we told you about as breaking news, a police officer is in stable condition after she was hurt during a chase. nbc 10 was at hahnemann hospital last night where the officer was transported with undisclosed injuries. she was hurt while police were chasing several riders on dirt bikes. officers began the pursuit after hearing what sounded like gunshots. a witness tells us he saw one of the dirt bikes speed right by him. >> he cut in front of all those cars and then he shot down this way. >> by shot by, you mean driving? >> yeah. drove really fast and came down alleghe allegheny avenue. >> police ended up and resting two men. as for hearing gunshots, one of the men told police it was his bike backfiring. >>> this morning a cab driver is under arrest accused of shooting another cabbie three times after a fight. police say

damagdecades old or maybe even older than decades tree fell on a sunoco on springfield avenue that of west philly. >> i thought it was an eporter: now he has to wait for insurance to come to figure out how to get the giant tree off his roof. >> when i heard the bang i'll backed off. from there i came outside allch. >> reporter: in south philadelphia you can see the high winds splintered this tree in half andit crashed righs white mercedes knocked off the side-view mirror and now it's laying right in the intersection of 23rd and wolf. have you ever used that spot before. >> sure. everybody is in that spot. everybody lives around here is in that spot one time or another. good thing i wasn't there today. >> r on the parkway say wind or not the work needs to get >> brutal, brutal >> sand in your eyes blowing trash. >> reporter: one of the workers went as far as to protect his whole safe which gave hcha and to have a little fu expense. reporter: well, it's nicegly. to hear they're having a little humor despite the winds we're having today. this is a live look again out here. this is pine road in fox c

this morning we saw more commuters using the bus -- shuttle bus operation from west philly than we didm the northeast. but again give yourself some extra time for that morning rush hour. don't forget, that turnpike connector bridge still closed to vehicle traffic. we'll check the jam cams and have a septa update and sue has got the forecast when we see you right here bright and early starting at 4:00. >> now your winning lottery numbers. ♪ >>> damage and destruction in louisiana tonight after a string of tornadoes ripped through the new orleans area. thousands still have no power and more than a dozen people are hurt. the storm flipped over cars, blasted homes from foundations and tour apart trees. now officials say unbelievably no reports of deaths have come in. search and rescues teams are still looking for survivors. >>> west coast is dealing with some bad weather as well. relentless rain pounding the bay area in california earlier today. causing at least 100 accidents. this mudslide in san raphael outside of san francisco destroyed the house you see here. crews also had to close do

. >> reporter: thomas moore vietnam vet from west philly wonders why the russians are coming so close>> anything can happen and you can't believe everything what you see only part of what you hear. >> reporter: that's what people are talking about down here now. keep in mind, this russian spy ship never entered u.s. waters. international water lawn is about 12 miles out into the gulf of mexico, and keep in mind, this is not the first time this has happened. this very same ship has been spotted around the united states the last time a couple years ago off the coast of florida. so defense officials say they are not too concerned but they are watching. >> of course they are. >> iain, lucy. >> thanks much, chris. guarding the coastline as you know, chris, in keeping the us save has s part of the mission of the coast guard. take what went down on the delaware river off penn's landing today. >> u.s. coast guard security zone. stop your vessel. >> homeland security in action today four coast guard boats raced through the delaware river with their crew honing their skills to intercept an adve

this morning we saw more commuters using the bus -- shuttle bus operation from west philly than we didthe northeast but again give yourself extra time for that morning rush hour. don't forget, that turnpike connector bridge still closed to vehicle traffic. we'll check the jam cams and have a septa update and sue has the forecast when we see you right here bright and early starting at 4:00. >> now your winning lottery numbers. ♪ >>> drone video shows home after home in louisiana badly damaged or destroyed after a massive outbreak of tornadoes much at least four twisters hit the southern part of the state. but the worst damage by far is on the east side of new orleans where officials say an ef3 tornado packing 155 miles an hour winds just shredded neighborhoods. it injured 33 people a mazingly no one died. 15,000 people still don't have power. >>> a tattoo covered convicted sex offender is back in police custody tonight. matthew, was spotted by an officer this afternoon in washington, d.c. last week he was released from a federal prison in virginia and then failed to show up at a transit

some areas so the north and west of philly may see wintery mix. we'll have those details in just a few moments. >> new details now about a deadly police shooting in south jersey. we learned of the man killed in bridgeton on friday. the national alliance is calling for the attorney general to intervene into the shooting. the prosecutor's office is leading the investigation at the moment. he pulled a gun and he died a short time later. this is the second deadly police shooting in three years. in 2013 jeremy reed was killed in a traffic stop. but statewide use of force guidelines were put in place after that. >> philadelphia police are searching for the driver that sped off with a officer hanging off their suv. he is recovering after hurting his hands, legs, and foot after jumping off. they saw the suv hit a parked car. an officer stepped on to the running board of the suv and that is when the driver took off going about four blocks before the officer decided to jump. >> a hot air balloon made an unexpected landing. you can see the balloon had a nice

acting executive director of you see green a non-profit that plants trees and gardens throughout west philly as family and friends prepare to say goodbye her funeral service will be held tomorrow at christ community church at 40th and chestnut streets at 10am. >>> in dover, delaware, mourners paid their final respects to a corrections officer killed in prison standoff last week. law enforcement showed he showed up in big numbers to support lieutenant steven floyd. the military funeral was held inside delaware state university's gym. 47-year-old corrections officer was killed during a hostage standoff at the james d. vaughn correctional center. flied floyd was an army veteran, three other doc workers were taken hostage but were released and survived the standoff. ♪ >>> the white house travel ban remains in legal limbo president trump says he may sign a new order on immigration that new executive order could come as early as tomorrow. the original ban has sparked massive protests across the country. fox's garrett tenney has the latest from washington. >> reporter: the president has made it cle

>> reporter: yeah, at broad in south philly. just west, just rain at this point. little bit of sleet. now and then. delaware, and our travels we know what's coming. we'll talk about that more when we come right back. >>> it's 5:48. right now, the winter storm is causing problems on the roads from new jersey to philadelphia. >> nbc10's tim furlong joins us on storm force 10. tim, we know you multitask. we're following you on twitter. tell us what you're doing and where you are? >> reporter: we're at broad. you can see as you come up to center city and city hall in south philly, you can see it's really just raining. we see a little bit more sleet but you can see it's really wet roads. the good news is, i heard jessica saying the same thing, the traffic is low. a lot of people not coming out today. it's going to be nasty and hit quickly. if you have to go out there, be very careful, be careful if you're walking on broad street like that guy right there, guys. it's dangerous and tough to see out here. back to you. >> changeover is going to happen. let's find out the t

we're seeing teens to kick off your thursday. 14 in west chester. 18 in philly. 6:00 a.m. same deal there. it feels like it's going to be in the teens, so be sure you bundle up. the great news is by friday or really by later tomorrow into friday we start to see a high pressure system develop, so temperatures start to climb. then we see 60s on saturday. i love this word warm sunday into monday. we'll be back after the accident. this is todd hardy. a fitness buff, youth baseball coach-and lung cancer patient. the day i got the diagnosis, i was just shocked. the surgeon in dallas said i needed to have the top left lobe of my lung removed. i wanted to know what my other options were. and i found that at cancer treatment centers of america. at ctca, our experts examine a variety of therapies, treatments and technologies to identify a plan specifically for each patient. my doctor understood that who i am was just as important as what cancer i had. we talked about options. my doctor told me about a robotic surgery that was less invasive. we have excellent technology that allow us

at 6:00, already drying out in -- from philly north and west.t's starting to get heavier down toward the shore which may get the heaviest of it between 6:30 and 7:00. overall, 4:00 western suburbs to 7:00 at the shore. right in between in philly, making about 5:30. figure on half hour to an hour's worth of rain. and then colder weather coming in. so the weekend -- 50/50. warm, cold. cold and windy, dry, but these are normal temperatures for this time of the year. we've been spoiled. that will warm up some more next week. >>> back up to sky force 10. mitch blocker is our eyes and ears in the sky. where are you here, and what's going on, mitch? >> reporter: jim, we're there delaware county, over rosemont. looking at what police describe as a high-angle rescue. it looks like a 17-year-old fell into the ravine. they have since rescued the 17-year-old. just saw at the end here we get -- what appeared to be put into an ambulance. this is just off lancaster avenue. at this point, we don't know what the injuries are. police appear to have completed what

it will feel like a cold 19 degrees in allentown. 20 in doylestown and west chester and 23 in philly. we do have a very cold night in the forecast and a cold start to our friday. more details coming up in the full forecast. >> thank you. >>> pleaolice say the man in th sketch poised as an officer and pulled over a woman driving in south whitehall township last saturday. he was driving a black unmarked car with tinted windows and red and blue lights on the dash board. >>> take a look at this, that right there is $3 million worth of haeroin. three people were arrested in different parts of the city, one of them had an infant with her when she was arrested. all three face 60 years in prison. >>> new at 5:00, get your resumes ready if you're looking for job. lowe's plans to hire more than 1,300 employees in the philadelphia area. the spring is the busiest time of the year for home improvement projects. the job is usually for march through september. >>> an economic progress report tonight for the city of philadelphia. the mayor delivered his second annual speech to the greater philadelphi

we have severe thunderstorm watch in effect for the shore until 9 o'clock, philly until 8 o'clock. counties to the west dropped off. we'll continue to see those counties drop off as the storm rolls east as we head into the next couple hours. more on what to expect this evening coming up in just a few. >> lauren thanks. see you soon. >>> also today protesters filled the streets of philadelphia and cities around the country speaking out against president trump's plan to get rid of obamacare. he spoke at the annual conservative political action conference yesterday repeating his plan to repeal and replace. >> millions of people were very happy with their healthcare. they had their doctor. they had their plan. remember the lie 28 times, you could keep your doctor. you could keep your plan. over and over and over again you heard it. >> well, this map shows all of the cities other than philadelphia where healthcare rallies are happening today. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan spoke with protesters in center city. >> we have to vote. >> reporter: the movement to stop president trump's agenda focused on

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more than $11,000 for various trips from key west to san diego and thousands of dollars worth of phillies and 76ers tickets. he repeatedly apologized for what he did. >> it raised doubts in the minds of some citizens regarding my character and fitness to serve as your district attorney. >> reporter: the d.a. didn't answer shouted questions about reports of a long running federal probe and calls he should resign. david thornburgh of the committee of 70 says the take away the system does work. >> he broke the law according to the board of end thick they fined him the biggest fine in their history. he admitted that what he had done was wrong, he apologized profusely and now he's leaving office after he serves his term out. >> reporter: as for the mayor's take on the d.a.'s announcement. >> i think clearly that he has made the determination that it testimony affect the office and made the right decision and i wish him well in whatever he chooses to do in the future. >> reporter: again, williams did the no take questions today in his remarks which lasted about 12 minutes he made no mention of

west, winter weather advisories and you see in the mountains out west and even parts of northeastern maryland and delaware. up through philly and i-95 and jersey. winter storm warnings th for us, i think we may get one possibly two inches on the north side of the metro area. mostly on grassy surfaces the roads are way warm. the last couple of days. not much south but upper montgomery and that advisory. i've got you guys in the 2 to maybe as much as 4-inch zone and same in northern western loudoun. north of frederick 4 to possibly 8 and in some of the mountains if we got 8 to 12 it wouldn't surprise me. i know it's warm now but look at the cold on the other side of the mountains. pittsburgh is 30 and cleveland is 34. the storm system gets closer and we will have rain late tonight and that will change to snow and i think probably 4:00 to 8:00 a.m. is the worst of it here in d.c.. today not bad. do what you need to do and temperatures in the 60s will fall to the 50s by this evening and a reminder the very latest and you can track the first alert live doppler always on the wusa9 app. mike? >>> howard, today is the big day. you

west, and las vegas and san diego. and thousands of dollars worth of phillies and 76ers tickets, it embarrassed himself and the office he loves and his family. >> for this i will hold deep regret in my heart. it caused distractions and made the difficult job of hi assists and critical staff more challenging. and gave questions about his character to serve as your district attorney. for those that have served and those that serve today and those that serve in the future. i offer my deepest and most sincere apologies. >> he made the determination it affected the office and made the right decision and i wish him well in the future. >> that was mayor jim kenney reacted to the announcement. >> williams repeatedly apologized for what he had done here and signalled that his continue tent was to take his current term and talk to people and try to regain the trust of people of philadelphia and there was no talk of any resignation john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >>> also breaking at this hour. a two car crash in north philadelphia that injured at least four people. chopper 6 hd was over front street where the collision hap

west. bur burkes county, may start to stretch into philly.aw that was pretty far to the southwest, but it is tracking our direction. that's not the bulk of the activity. this is some lingering light rain ahead of the main line that will start to move in. 9:30 you start to see the front edge starting to pass by. this is more isolated in nature, and it is mostly to the north of us. there's the actual line, the cold front, starting to move in that we're worried about because that's when we could see strong to severe thunderstorms. nearly a repeat of what we just saw on saturday. this starts to move offshore by around 8:00 p.m. we'll have some lingering activity as we go into the night wednesday. cooler temperatures by your thursday. ♪ "turn around... every now and then i get a little bit hungry and there's nothing really good around. turn around... every now and then i get a little bit tired of living off the taste of the air... turn around, barry. i finally found the right snack."♪ "each with one hundred fifty calories or less, try our chocolat

more than $11,000 for various trips from key west to san diego and thousands of dollars worth of phillies and 76ers tickets. >> so my decision to accept gifts and fail to report them brought much embarrassment shame and adverse publicity to me and unfortunately to the office for which i love. >> reporter: after repeatedly apologizing the d.a. departed not answering shouted questions concerning reports of a long running federal probe. david thornburgh of committee of 70's took on the day's news. >> he broke the law according to the board of end thick they fined him the biggest fine in their history. he admitted that what he had done was wrong apologized profusely and now he's leaving office after he serves his term out. >> reporter: there have been repeated calls for williams to resign before the end of his term next year. outside city hall today, this woman who voted for him cool of the idea of the d.a. staying. >> no. >> reporter: why not. >> no, he should go. >> reporter: why not. >> you're not to be trusted. we can't trust you. if you do things like that we can't trust you. >> reporter

philly and a foot possible in heartland and boston. the biggest the cities have seen this winter. across the west coast it's about rain. it's been a nearly record-setting wet season across california. high water levels. some rivers going into flood and significant rain today as well as through friday before things taper down. i'm meteorologist eric fisher with cbs news. >>> all that rain has saturated the ground that's caused all kinds of problems. in santa cruz mudslides have closed several roads. one house was knocked off its foundation when a wave of trees and rocks came crashing down. the woman inside had to grab her daughter and make a run for it. >> thankfully she grab my daughter, ran outside, barefoot and everything. >> they escaped without injury but the house is scattered over a 200-foot area. >>> a tornado damaged homes and buildings. 33 people were her back to mexico. her children were part of the protest aimed at keeping her in the states. >> we tried not to cry. we have to stay strong. i told her i loved her. >> she was part of an immigration raid, served si called the judge a so-called judge and continue

west. so it has miles to travel. here's a look at philly right now.s is going to be a very different shot come 12 hours from now. we'll see snow across the area, heavy snow at times, may make cameras like this one that have a long view hard to see through because at points, visibility is going to drop with heavier snow. so let's talk about it. this is your storm intensity forecast. starting at 5:00, we're looking at between the moderate to heavy rain/snow mix. you see the icon here, expected, we could see sleet as this is turning over. temperatures dropping around 5:00 a.m. by 7:00 a.m., though, heavy snow falling, and that's when you have low visibility as well as that accumulation quickly starting to pile up. now, i know that we're warm today. you think the ground is warm, and it will be, but when you start getting snow stacking up that quickly, snow upon snow means accumulation and quickly. and we stay around heavy falling snow through 9:00 a.m. so it's not a long lived snow storm for us, but it's long enough for us to see the considerable accumula

they'll have tough travel philly, boston, and we start to see the rain beginning in foreign suburbs and also down to south and west. it's very light so just wet for now and as we go through the overnight hours closer to 3, 4:00 in the morning and this khavrps over. changeover is happening towards garrett country and you see that out there. pittsburgh is getting snow and that's swinging through our area once the cold air pulls on in and the storm starts moving over to the delmarva. that changes snow over to rain and again heaviest snow will be norm of us and want to show you two different ways of lookinging at the♪ amounts. again, coating to maybe inch on grassy areas for d.c., prince george county and over to fairfax country and most point south. i'm not out of southern maryland you certainly have better storms more recently. inp are two as you get into winter weather add vusry areas and jackpot along the mason dixon line two to 6" to hagerstown, then pan handle and then moun taps. 6 to 9". this is different look inhouse model we'll start this at 1:00 in the morning and it's saying two tenth s of of inch of snow a

west of us again. we stay mostly dry today. here's the three-day outlook. 61 today in philly, 70 by thursday, and 73 by friday.dy the next couple days, but mostly dry. some isolated showers early thursday down south. then thursday night across the region, but it's not looking like that'll be much rain to speak of. in the suburbs, 61 as well for our wednesday. 68 thursday, 70 by friday. there we go. 70s again by friday. we saw records both days in allentown this past weekend, and we'll be flirting with but probably not breaking records as we go into the end of this workweek. new jersey 60 today. 56 at the shore and 60 in delaware. thursday, upper 60s to 70 delaware. upper 50s in some areas at the shore. we're at 70 both delaware and our new jersey neighborhoods. delaware up to 72 degrees. sun by your friday as well. this is a nice and continually warming forecast as we round off our february month. what we're looking at is record warmth in the forecast. these are the average temperatures for different years. the top five warmest average temperatures start in 1925 at 41.2 degrees. we crunched the numbers. we did

west high school football coach mike pettine has died. he led doylestown school for 33 seasons won 326 games and four state championships. >>> grapefruit league baseball is under way. the philliesssed the cause way to visit the yankees in tampa. two run homer in the ninth but it's not enough the phillies loss nine to four. and that's sports. >> thank you ducis. >>> students at masterman high school in the spring garden section of philadelphia put their dancing shoes on today to demonstrate the results of the unique partnership. for the past 10 weeks instructors with the philadelphia dance foundation have been teaching the students different kinds of and social dance all part of a program called take the lead. in addition to dancing the lessons focused on communication, cooperation and teamwork. >> you said it before but it's worth repeat. when we have 70-degree weather tomorrow, three in a row, that's never happened before in february. >> exactly. not in philadelphia recorded history so this is unprecedented and it will be ending over the weekend. storm tracker6 live double scan showing dry conditions out there. one of those days you want to kind of lie down in the park and loo

philly, center city getting some moderate to heavy rain right now. now, this is not going to last all night, but as you can see it's moving straight west to east. and so the same areas are getting hit by the heaviest rain over and over again. so you're going to be getting a good bit of rain in philadelphia and much of delaware. in the lehigh valley, you're getting nothing. back to the west, you can see there's more rain coming in ohio. maybe the lehigh valley will get a little bit of that later on tonight. as we go through the night tonight, you can see the future weather computer showing the heaviest rain in central and southern delaware. extreme south jersey. but it also is moving out of here around midnight or shortly after midnight. and so we're not talking about anything lasting all night. temperatures are extremely mild for this time of the year. we tied some records during the day today. we'll break some records tomorrow along with the greater threat for severe storms. we'll get the timing on that in the neighborhoods coming up in just a few minutes. ♪ >>> back here in washington, at 9:10 the president will start his primetime speech. he