the forces that were cut loose many western pennsylvania in the -- in western pennsylvania in the mid80s when an entire proud, tough, intelligent, vital working class was suddenly cut out of having a foothold in the american dream. we are dealing today in this campaign with those very forces still that were never really properly addressed. and so i think this town and what has happened to it is important. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> welcome to scottsdale on booktv, located just east of arizona's capitalty of phoenix. -- capital city of phoenix. it was founded by winfield scott in 1894. today it has a population of about 236,000 with tourism being

that we are happy to have them spending so much time western pennsylvania and canada as well as columbia argentina cuba where he wrote a book about cuba, sports jamaica kenya france brazil australia greece japan korea and china. he has covered 10 olympic games two world cups and countless grand slam tennis championships. he is interviewed presidents george w. bush and bill clinton and played barack obama one-on-one at an iowa ymca. the reviews for this book have been raving and going through "the new york times" whatever price writes about sports he hits it over the fence and i got to take into the field wall today. sports commentator for npr i paid to read a grocery list of skypers stock price right "usa today," price is one of the finest writers on sports anywhere. earlier today we went over to a sports history class of his and he shared that he stumbled upon aliquippa and in it he found a microcosm. quote aliquippa didn't just produce great football players. aliquippa is where america happened. please give a warm welcome to s.l. price. [applause] >> wow. that was quite the welcome. i

the charters for virginia and pennsylvania were vague enough to include the area of western pennsylvania that fort pitt is located in. if we back about the history of the region, although pennsylvania was often involved in the diplomatic side of inks and administered the civil courts and actions out here at fort pitt, in 1753 when george washington came to the ohio country to tell the french to get out, he came as a representative of the colony of virginia. that initial first fort here at the point was also built at the request of the governor of virginia. was always involved in the military aspects of managing this area. and so, both colonies had it in their minds that it was part of their own. 1773, the royal governor of virginia, lord dunmore appears to have begun hatching a plan to act on that and in 1774, his representatives seized the civil government here at pittsburgh. and essentially pittsburgh as opposed toa pennsylvania. and remain to virginia throughout the years of the american revolution. lord dunmore's work, fort pitt is being manned by soldiers from virginia. and this is

. >> plus, winter weather leads to slick roads and massive pileup in western pennsylvania. >> reporter: jennette coming up in pennsylvania, it's blustery and cold out there this morning. this is what we're watching sunday night into monday morning, there could wet snow and rain moving across the delaware and lehigh valleys. i'll have the timing for you coming up next. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone for just $79.99 per month online for the first year. cable can't offer that. only fios can. man who stole a cruiser and tried to run over the officers. they shot him, but the suspect managed to drive another mile and half before being caught. he was rushed to the hospital and a waits charges. >>> a section of interstate 90 is back ope

i'll be back with the 12-hour forecast. >> a secret santa in western pennsylvania is doing his part toelp parents in need. stranger paid off overdue balances on lunch accounts at hw good elementary school. the person told the school about the needy family and picked up the entire tab. the kind hearted stranger had a child who went to the school several years ago. >> people wonder what to do that can make a difference. that's an interesting idea. >> reporter: that impacts the family in a positive way. we're being impacted in a negative way on the schuylkill expressway. the travel time is 3 times what it should be already because of an accident up ahead at girard avenue taking out two of the three lanes. stick with the river drive not the eastbound side of the 76 this morning. on the mass transit front, a couple of notes center city trolley tunnel closing all day sunday. paoli thorndale line delays on one of those trains. not a good morning to be standing outside in that train. >> reporter: i'm happy, because in about nine minutes i go outside and do my weather report. we wind blowing ou

it's being blamed for massive pile ups including western pennsylvania involving 59 vehicles. as we have a report from syracuse, more snow is on the way. >> reporter: overnight strong winds and snow pummeled western new york as the brutal cold and winter-like weather stretches from the midwest anything. i want to go back to bed. >> reporter: -- to the northeast. >> it's freezing out here. >> it will blow me away. >> reporter: as we go, this time lapse video shows a wall of lake-effect snow burying the region. about 35 miles north of syracuse, people battled white out conditions. on the roads, storm conditions created havoc. one pile up in western pennsylvania involved 59 vehicles and more than two dozen motorists were involved in a crash that sent six to the hospital on long island in new york. we were driving along and the car hit us in the back. he swerved to try to not hit this car and we got hit again. >> reporter: the dangerous roads made it impossible for nancy abbott to get deliveries at her food bank in adams, new york. >> does it frighten you, concern you. >> of cours

then we have a snow warning for western pennsylvania. winter weather advisory's for snow and sleet and freezing rain widespread. and it is all because we are locked in this cold air right w. we are showing snow on radar. the problem is none of it is reaching the ground. the fact that the air is so cold 7000, 8000 exists at feet in the air, but it evaporates before it hits the ground. tomorrow night, it will hit the ground in the form of sleet and freezing rain. the futurecast shows a brief band of snow just after midnight tonight. closer to sunrise, we will get sleet and freezing rain. temperatures are expected to rise close to freezing in the city, still above -- still below freezing to the north and west. then we will warm up. the skies will brighten through the afternoon and we will climb well into the 40's, probably into the low 50's. in sundaystem comes morning with showers likely. maybe a few heavier downpours. those should move out of the picture, too. get, a couple of tenths of an inch toward baltimore and the pennsylvania line.

we do have a few light showers in western pennsylvania.he main area is still well back to the west. most of that, by the time it gets here, would be on the light side. but the main thing that's going to happen overnight tonight is the temperature going up. so we're starting at 45 with a few sprinkles around at 6:00. and then by morning, it's up ten degrees, 55 degrees the average high for this time of the year is 42. so by 6:00 a.m., we're going to be more than 10 degrees above the average high temperature for this time of the year. but it's likely to be wet to start off the day. i'll show you when the rain ends and when more rain is coming in, in the ten-day forecast, coming up. >>> the twin center of an easton woman who was stranded for hours in the cold near the grand canyon says she's not surprised her sister survived. kristen hayes told nbc 10 her sister karen klein had wilderness training. she ate pine twigs and draining her own urine to stay alive. nbc 10's deanna durante just spoke with karen over facetime. that interview coming up

form of snow flurries, or showers, or even snowballs, back through up-state new york, and western pennsylvaniasome of that is very likely to survive, as it rolls our way. so, while we're not specking any accumulating snow, what you might finds is a couple of flurries as the wintery atmosphere, straight up snow shower or squawl, at some point today. look at these winds. specially back toward some of the western counties, you're finding the wind speeds really picking up. this is going to turn a bit more west to northwest with time, possibility remaining we ends up with gusts peaking into the 30's, yes, some of the snowflakes could actually survive here. here is a short list every handful of spots around our cbs live neighborhood network where we've gotten you generally in the mid or low 30's, but you have to factor in the winds, i mean, as high as the teens in some spots. soap, it is making it feel a lot colder, any time the wind does blow, and again you will want the heavier winter coat. not all that out of the adder area for standards every late december, but call this much tame err day by com

strong front, on the the back side that cold air moves into western pennsylvania. we are seeing snow flying but here across the region liquid event from this front. moisture will be gone by the time cold air gets here. late this morning, pockets of heavier rain moves through but by two or three, we will dry out mostly off shore. we will be dry, to evening plans, just cool this time of the year. temperatures up around 60. then cold air moves in receipt i quickly. so by evening hours, we could be dealing with temperatures already down in the 40's. that is a coal start monday morning, check it out, a lot of the suburbs, in the lower 20's, mid to upper 20's here around the city and we struggled to get back in the 30's for daytime highs on monday. overall trend is foresees nal pattern. i don't think we will see arctic air the past few days for rest of the who. jet stream kind of flattens out, cold air, wells to the north, warm air stays to the south, we have more pacific air building in. that means temperatures at or slightly above average. there is no big dips or ridge

that's actually because the lake effect snowfall is starting to kick up across central and western pennsylvania, some of that is likely to survive as it rolls our way. talking flurry, snow shower, possibly snow squawl at some point today. but that won't necessarily be the norm. it is sort of the exception. pretty scat nerd nature. but will likely be out there throughout the day. as the winds is expected to stay pretty persistent. because of, that the feels like values are what i want you to use more so as a gauge, you walk out the door, and this is what it feels like. while technically, our temperatures are into the mid 30's in shows spots, feels more like the 20's, here actually a look at what the actual air temperatures are at this point. thirty-five at the airport, so even though west to southwest wind, up to 14 miles per hour, and even in the best of situations, at this time of the year, that's going to make it feel that much colder. so bunts up. we walk you through the rest of the day, 40's the best we can hope for. won't see lake effect snow survive out that way, but poconos specially, ce

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it is dawn in western pennsylvania, in the season to hunt deer. it's looking right at me.trump country now. there's the other one. blue collar, small town, plain speaking, patriotic. a world that other america — big city, prosperous, liberal — scarcely knows and donald trump has promised to rebuild its lost industrial greatness. we have the best steel—making coal in western pennsylvania of anywhere in the world and there's none getting out. that process to make steel can come back to our shores and i think that'd be tremendous for everybody. i think he can probably bring that back in his first 100 days of his administration. so you think that what's possible under donald trump is the reindustrialisation of america? i do. that's a good way to put it. the iron and steel forged in your mills formed the backbone of our nation. trump's promise to build barriers, to reverse this long industrial dereliction, is a retreat to economic nationalism. by the way, we're putting your miners back to work. clean coal, clean coal. beautiful clean coal. it challenges a ito—year orthodoxy — t

. >>> and snow is being blamed for causing a nearly 60-car pileup in western pennsylvania. more than 20 semitrucks and 35 cars collided on i-80 in dubois this morning. the police say that three people were hurt but they're all going to be okay. >>> dozens of pennsylvania nurses will now be out of a job with just days before the holidays. we have just learned that pocono medical center plans to lay off about 61 nurses. that's about 71% of its workforce. >>> and new detail this is afternoon about a former penn state's victory over penn state university for the school's treatment of him after he testified that he saw jerry sandusky sexually abuse a child in a team shower. now mccreary wants to collect another $1.7 million in legal fees from the school. >>> a burglar broke into a montgomery county restaurant in abing on the. police say the man later came back with a shovel, busted out a window. >>> a couple is suing a nearby golf course because about 50 golf balls have hit their home since october when they got a court injunction when they got the golf course to move some of its

many western pennsylvania in the -- in western pennsylvania in the mid '80s when an entire proud, tough, intelligent, vital working class was suddenly cut out of having a foothold in the american dream. we are dealing today in this campaign with those very forces still that were never really properly addressed. and so i think this town and what has happened to it is important. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> welcome to scottsdale on booktv, located just east of arizona's capitalty of phoenix. -- capital city of phoenix. it was founded by winfield scott in 1894. today it has a population of about 236,000 with tourism being its largest economic driver. with the help of our cox communications cable partners, for the next 90 minutes we'll learn about the area's history and literary scene as we interview local authors and visit independent bookstores. >> scottsdale has one of the largest civil war round tables, so we have people interested in the civil war here. we do have people who come from out of state just to come to our bookstore. a lot of times we'll

western pennsylvania. part of wisconsin through minnesota and iowa. then this is the freezing rain advisory south through north carolina. so this is a large area. what is happening is the strong winds will be developing overhead. they will work the winds down to the surface. they are out of the south now. you will see the temperatures rising tonight. that is a good sign instead of going the other way. as the precipitation moves in. it will take a while to get the cold air off the ground and get the warm air down. that is why it will stay with a chance of the freezing rain and sleet for a while. eventually tomorrow m metro area and the north. it will arrive and go above freezing. we have the plain rain in the area until it ends. 8:00 in the morning we are still depicting freezing rain and sleet over a large area. changing to rain on the shore and south and east. probably ending to the afternoon. that is good news. we jump ahead to sunday with another system, a cold front that could bring rain showers. gusty at that. wreaths across america tomorrow, a c

assignments across the us so we are happy to have him spending time in western pennsylvania and canada as well as colombia, argentina, libya, cuba where he wrote the book about cuba and sports, jamaica, kenya, france, pakistan, brazil, australia, greece, korea and china. he has covered 10 olympic games, two world cups and countless grand slam tennis championships. george w. bush and bill clinton, and barack obama, one on one in iowa ymca. and the reviews have been mad, raving, glowing. whenever price writes about sports he hit it over the fence. npr sports commentator, i paid to read a grocery list of scott price. at usa today, price is one of the finest writers on sports anywhere. earlier today we went to a sports history class at pitt, and he stumbled upon aliquippa, a microcosm, quote, aliquippa didn't just produce great football players, aliquippa is where america happened. give a warm welcome to s.l. price. [applause] >> that was quite the welcome. i have never heard me describes, certainly not in my own home, that way. it is funny because it is described as a lecture. you are her

. >>> a man from western pennsylvania survived being trapped in his car for 12 hours. brine smith was driving on interstate 81 in butler township when his car flipped over the embankment. his cell phone popped out of a cup holder leaving him no way to call for help. he had four broken ribs and broken ankle. >> slogans you have something to fight for, don't give up hope. >> state police found him with the help of a gps on his phone. >>> lehigh valley pizza shop known for spreading the warmth decided to spread it further. they decided to reward their customers by holding free pizza for a year. he gave the pizza prize away to the north hampton food bank. he was diagnosed with cancer in july and wanted to pay it forward. the shop decided to give him and the food bank free pizza for a year, good story all around. >> matt pellman will give us a look at the roads on what could be a busy travel day. >> they may look like innocent christmas gifts, security agents at los angeles international airport picked up something suspicious about them, that's next on "action news." >> rep

the radar 3d showing you it's dry across the region, but moisture is filling in across western pennsylvaniamoisture across the midwest in the ohio valley, working its way eastward during the predawn hours. 34 in philadelphia. 32 in trenton, 30, below the freezing mark in allentown, and 23 in the poconos. it's cold. temperatures are close to the freezing mark north and west, you have snow on the onset and temperatures quickly rising during the overnight hours which is why the snow changes to rain. northern lancaster to burkes lehigh and the poconos, mostly rain event for jersey and delaware. looking at the system tomorrow let you know when the moisture moves out and the arctic invasion coming up in the forecast. >> melissa, thank you. now to bob brooks in allentown to see how the people are coping with the weather there. hi, bob. >> hi, sarah. it did snow earlier. it's cold enough. you can hear the crunch there. they laid down salt here so the ice didn't build up as the storm system makes its way here tonight. some of the massive winter storm system crossing the country officially made its w

. >>> we have dash cam video of a high-speed chase from western pennsylvania. it ends with the person being shot. it started tuesday morning troopers say they fried to pull over a -- tried to pull over a suspicious vehicle, the suspect drove off. when the officers caught up to him, he held a gun to a female passenger's head and threatened to shoot her. >> he said i'm going to kill her and pushed the point harder against the female's head. that's when an officer opened fire. the woman involved is okay. the suspect was taken to the hospital and treated for his injuries, he faces multiple charges including aggravated assault and reckless endangerment. >>> sixers host the lakers at the wells fargo center. jared bail atlanticess is out fe season. >>> eagles started the season with three straight wins. the eagles couldn't maintain their success, while the ravens are in the playoffs. >>> another reason some people think the "e" in ecigarettes means explosion. >> reporter: it is my favorite day, right? [laughter]. let's look outside and see what's going on. let's check

. >> a fire breaks out at a western pennsylvania home. what a teacher was doing before they went running to the rescue of the family trapped inside the burning home. >>> investigators finder evidence in the egypt -- investigators find evidence on the remains of the victims of the egypt air crash. >> reporter: we have windchills near zero, so bundle the kids up in the extra gear. we'll have more on the snow and ice and rain transition we'll have that ahead in the seven day. >>le oregon is recovering from a brutal snowstorm. this is appear area that doesn't see this weather usually. snow and ice forced drivers to abandoned their cars. some vehicles were left alongside the road in portland. drivers had a hard time controlling their vehicles and getting up hills that are never icy. >> reporter: not only not used to it, they don't have the apparatus to take care of it like we have here. we'll need the apparatus tonight and tomorrow morning. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing we're dry for now. tonight and overnight that changes. let's ge

. >> some teachers in western pennsylvania were out on a picket line, but threw down their signs when they noticed the smoke billowing inside. they put themselves in danger. >> there was smoke pouring from the roof. i was pounding on the front door it eventually kicked in. >> i have never run into a building that was on fire. >> she goes into the front door, i'm yelling anyone in the house get out. >> the striking teacher found three people, one elderly person had an oxygen tank, everybody got out safely. >> firefighters in delaware county are battling a bedbug problem at two firehouses. >> a true american hero will be remembered today, coming up details on memorial services for famed astronaut john glenn, first up, jimmy kimmel brought back the hanaacorn on his show last night. >> tonight we're going to have- >> what's going on? >> i'm hosting my own prime time hanukkah special. >> reporter: you're not, you're stealing time away from my show. firefighters in the city of chester who face danger on the job are fighting bedbugs. the chester mayor said both of the city's fire stations ha

towards western maryland, western pennsylvania, you will run into ice and snow. new york,ns to philly, and boston, a chance of light snow and freezing rain. the detailed forecast come outlining the times. looking for a wintry mix to ice. it will be slick on sidewalks mainly north of town. 6:00 a.m. until 10 a.m., we look for the transition to all rain. by the afternoon, things begin to drive. the rest of the weekend into next week, a busy travel forecast for christmas weekend, and will it be white or green this year for christmas? all of that coming up. jonathan: schools are taking notice of the winter weather. montgomery county delaying school-sponsored activities and athletic events until 11 a.m. in trials county, activities start after 11 a.m., same thing in fairfax. -- in charles county and fairfax, activity start after 11 a.m. teams are working to mixer sure that the roads are safe. anna-lysa gayle has how they are preparing the roads. anna-lysa: assignments to make sure they know the neighborhoods to monitor once we start getting some of the wintry mix. cre

. >>> the holidays mean getting no nostalgia including about old love, a woman in western pennsylvania may have let the feelings get the best of her in the worst way. the man was putting up christmas decorations. she yelled merry christmas and made several passes in the yard, she attempted to hit the man including her adult daughter. she was drunk at the time and faces multiple felony. >>> an unusual situation for security officials at san francisco airport. a man waiting tore his flight took off running down the terminal and jumped security dividers made his way out on the tarmac. at one point an officer opens a passenger door to his car and almost hits him. the man gives up and lace on the ground. -- lays on the ground. that's where officers were able to arrest him. it's not clear how he got on the tarmac. >>> wide receiver, jordon matthews was back at practice yesterday. the 5-7 birds have four games left on the schedule. they host washington sunday afternoon a team that beat them in october. >>> george washington stomped on the temple owls and kept them from their five game winning

dawn in western pennsylvania in the season to hunt deer. >> looking right at me. alan: chuck has been doing this for 40 years. this is donald trump country now. town, plainsmall speaking, patriotic. bigrld that other america, city, prosperous, liberal, scarcely knows. donald trump has promised to rebuild its lost industrial greatness. coal,have the greatest the process to make steel can come back to our shores. that would be tremendous for everyone. he will probably bring that back in the first 100 days of his administration. alan: you think what is possible is the real industrialization of america? >> i do. president-elect trump: theiron forms the backbone of our nation. to reformp promises this dereliction as a retreat to nationalism. president-elect trump: we are putting miners back to work. clean coal. beautiful, clean coal. a 40 yearges orthodoxy. liberal market consensus. the economic revolution that britain and america went through in the 1980's made both countries richer in the sense that the aggregate wealth group. be unevenly distributed because greater

we have new dash-cam video in western pennsylvania. it started early tuesday morning troopers say when they tried to pull over a suspicious vehicle the suspect drove off and he held a gun to a female passengers head and threatened to shoot her. >> he began shouting i'm going to kill her and pushed the point harder against the female's head. >> and then an officer opened fire and shot the suspect and was treated at the hospital and facing multiple charges. the woman he threatened is doing okay. >>> investigators are searching for the person that murdered a woman after she went for a run in new york city. she was killed back in august and they developed a profile of the person responsibility. lindsay davis has the new developments. >> reporter: new york police say they are closer than ever for identifying the person for christina's murder. >> we are still getting tips. she was seen here in this video, jogging into a queen's park in august just moments before her murder. police are releasing the profile of the suspect, likely a male that

by 7:00 this evening, a little bit of snow in western pennsylvania.e'll be getting some of the clouds especially in the suburbs and berks county. those clouds are from allentown northward. that's at 9:30 in the morning. philadelphia, a trend will be mostly cloudy, but we'll keep on going. we'll get sunshine for tomorrow too. the warming trend, it happens right on through christmas day. while we are in the teens and 20s this morning look at christmas morning, above freezing for each part of ouraire. 35 in lehigh. 37 in philadelphia and 40 degrees a the shore. by 10:00 into the 40s. by 3:00 this the afternoon. many neighborhoods will see 50s. and the warming trend continues beyond sunday christmas day. but it really gets going today. 44 degrees. we're still minutes away from winter, beginning the winter solstice at 5:44. less than half an hour away. 47 for tomorrow. 30 degrees for the low temperature in the low 30s on thursday. we're back in the low 30s on friday, but look at the warming trend right on through hanukkah. in the evening it should be dry.

there's definitely more snow,tey but it's all to the north, a couple of much ines two, three the western pennsylvania arean and a lotpe of that is going to stay up to our north and we gonw through the night. don't rule out the possibility of a quick shower or maybe you'll see a quick flurry northt and west. temperatures in the low 40s. martinsburg a little bit coral at 38. a little bit of a given in thel system. the colder air is still pretty far off to the north and west. pittsburgh 31, but chicago 10-degrees, detroit 25. that's the cold air that we'll be tracking coming in herein tomorrow night and in place for thursday. so for this evening, 43-degrees with a the look of clouds around. we have a gym net meteor shower tonight. it will be hard to see because of the clouds.clou maybe a light shower of rain or snow here and there widely scattered. by 11:00 same deal, but shortly after 11 ultimate see see on our futurecast it doesn't look likek much will be left. at 11:00 maybe we'll have a couple of showers here andand there. a bit of snow in the mountains sunshine. we'll start sunny on our wednesday.w

there is that steady rain central western pennsylvania, even some snow, out toward the great lakes, we not going to see any snow but strong cold front moves through temperatures will fall back in the the 40's late today. dense fog advisory being trimmed back as that warm front pushes through, wind kick up, and that fog dissipates and lehigh valley poconos looking at an advisory until 7:00 this morning. visibility could get as low as a quarter mile. we are almost at that right now in allentown. for this morning, again, fog, rain developing, 50's and 60's for the temperatures, rain end this afternoon and temperatures start to fall back in the 40's but before that we're on our way up to six in philadelphia. lower 60's at the shore. shore will take dry until at afternoon and poconos it is 40 's. it is a chilly tart to the workweek. we will warm up as we start winter season. we will show you in the seven day forecast in a few minutes. rahel, back over to you. >>> thank you, justin. >>> delivery man is lured to a home in northeast philadelphia to deliver eye pizza but instead is grabbed from

the actual cold front is with the second batch of rain over western pennsylvania, moved through pittsburgh and this will move through in the wee hours of the morning. after it does, we will see clearing two days of much needed rain, but pretty gloomy conditions. temperatures ahead of the cold front, very warm for this time of the year and for this time at night. 56 degrees in philadelphia with a strong wind out of the south. doesn't feel like the last day of november. once that front shifts through, we will see the return of sunshine and temperatures will be dropping somewhat. the temperatures still on the mild side tomorrow. morning rush, leave the umbrellas home. grab the sunglasses. 53 degrees at 6:00. 8:00, 63 degrees. i'll have details on what it means for the weekend in the full accuweather forecast. jim? >> thank you cecily. >>> authorities are investigating a murder in mays landing. a man was found shot to death outside a unit in the woodlands condominiums on the 3000 block of ivy bush at 6:30. they have not released the man's identity. >>> a montgomery county pediatrician has been

at the same time there are snow showers in western pennsylvania and some of this may creep into our area later today and later tonight. in the northern suburbs, i'll show you that again on future tracker 6 in just a second. temperatures in the upper 30s in allentown and up to 40 in reading and low 40s in trenton, philadelphia and wilmington and down to the shore. not much of a divide in allentown and cape may with philadelphia right in the middle. 42 by 2:00, your high of 43 at 3:00 and 40 at 4:00, cloud cover again giving way to sunshine breaking through the clouds. and by 6:30 and 9:00 we are down to 36 degrees, winded stay fairly light tonight and we are getting cold again with the number of 33 at day break in philadelphia and some suburbs in the mid to upper 30s. and it looks fairly cloudy and later on this evening, you see a snow shower popping down from the northwest that could get into the northern and western suburbs and some is in north bucks and montco. it doesn't look like it will allow not much more than light snow. but you want to be careful. philadelphia a sprinkle or light

powder on the slopes great news for those going skiing this weekend and more snow moving into western pennsylvania scattered snow showers moving in with the colder air coming in in upper atmosphere and you see some of these are intensifying a bit. most of this won't make it towards us. a few snow showers may and as we've seen in recent weeks and sometimes last year as well some intense snow squalls on the road. you have to watch for that if you're out and about tomorrow temperatures crashing quickly tonight in the mid0s and below freezing any puddles out there from this morning's rain could refreeze. watch for icy spots. 31 state ledge and 31 buffalo and 31 pittsburgh. wind directly out of west 10 miles an hour and it's blust write and cold and will feel colder tomorrow with the winds continuing to increase. winds tomorrow 15 to 25 miles an hour with gusts as high as 35 miles an hour making our highss which will only be in the0s feel like 20s all day and saturday southwest wind little milder, 10 to 15 miles an hour still brisk and not bad. you see tomorrow few snow showers try to get in. mainly no

part of interstate 80 shut down in western pennsylvania after a chain reaction crash involving nearly 60 vehicles. luckily, no one was killed. along the great lakes, whiteout conditions, and our meteorologist from our sister station urging viewers to stay home. >> you're likely to get into some kind of accident as si >> reporter: thunder snow in new york along with it? high winds, gusting up to 60 miles per hour, delaying flights on both coasts, and the coldest december temperatures in years. in chicago, it felt 19 below. in those temps, frostbite sets in in 30 minutes, and in ohio, a man found dead on his porch, house keys in his hand. behind the cold? more snow. nearly a foot on the way for some places from a new storm that paralyze the pacific northwest. this area will now be seeing more lake effect snow, some more strong winds, and then what's concerning are those low temperatures. those extremely low temperatures from much of the day here, it felt like it was below zero. abc news, new york. >> that's in the buffalo suburbs where you were in the week. how brutal was it? >> it was

one person did so in wilmington and another out in western pennsylvania. that's great.you know about a secret santa comment on our cbsphilly facebook page. >>> septa is getting in the holiday spirit. today was the fourth annual all district septa vehicle decoration competition. an our misha johnson were you one of the guests. you can see them this saturday on display at dilworth park. nicely done. >>> she celebrated her 100 birthday at the cheese cake factory in cherry hill he >> friends and family joined her who lived on her own until 98. she says the secret to longevity is having the help of her great family. very happy birthday. >> happy birthday, young lady. indeed. watching the feud. how about that? beautiful smile >> lauren joining us now, going to get colder. >> baby it's going to get cold outside. >> but yes, as we head to the end of the week, you're preparing for it. mentally prepare for it and this evening, a nice winter scene check this out, state college, west of here, snow coming down, a beautiful looking wintery scene there. and we do have the same system

one person did so in wilmington and another out in western pennsylvania. that's great.you know about a secret santa comment on our cbsphilly facebook page. >>> septa is getting in the holiday spirit. today was the fourth annual all district septa vehicle decoration competition. an our misha johnson were you one of the guests. you can see them this saturday on display at dilworth park. nicely done. >>> she celebrated her 100 birthday at the cheese cake factory in cherry hill he >> friends and family joined her who lived on her own until 98. she says the secret to longevity is having the help of her great family. very happy birthday. >> happy birthday, young lady. indeed. watching the feud. how about that? beautiful smile >> lauren joining us now, going to get colder. >> baby it's going to get cold outside. >> but yes, as we head to the end of the week, you're preparing for it. mentally prepare for it and this evening, a nice winter scene check this out, state college, west of here, snow coming down, a beautiful looking wintery scene there. and we do have the same system

. >> in western pennsylvania a harrowing rescue after this driver spent 12 hours stranded in freezingemperatures. firefighters were forced to battle the elements in st. louis rescuing two homeless people from a warehouse fire. in lexington, kentucky, lightning is expected of sparking a barn fire that claimed the lives of 24 horses. >> this is football weather at its finest right here. >> the seventh coldest ever. 11 degrees at kickoff against the packers. >> i hope they had a chance to warm up. >>> today electoral college members from 50 state vote to finalize the 2016 presidential elections. that as chuck schumer and john mccain call for a bipartisan committee to combat cyber intrusions and check out reports that russia tried to interfere in the u.s. presidential elections. >> we want to find out what the russians are doing to our political system, what other foreign governments might do to our political system. >> we need a select committee. we need to get to the bottom of this. we need to find out exactly what was done. >> but president-elect donald trump incoming chief of staff sa

we have a ban of light snow moving into western pennsylvania, a lot of it is not reaching the ground, lot of dry air still in place. this is a warm front bringing warmer air and that will change it all over to rain. we have cold air in place. areas north of the city late this morning in the afternoon it could be light snow. it will not amount to anything. heavier moisture arrives later tonight. here's what to speculator, this evening, into overnight hours monday morning. we will see light snow developing north and west of philadelphia, that snow will change over to freezing rain tonight. that will be the issue. could be light glaze on some spots in the far northwestern suburbs up in the lehigh valley. it is tricky on the roads. that will change to all rain, very early monday morning, and then again from philadelphia south and east we are dealing with plane rain from this system later on tonight. so let's time it out, not much happening throughout the daze today, mostly cloudy skies, a few flurries around, maybe steady or light snow in the least high valley or poconos and overnight we

he's in western pennsylvania in erie he was just in michigan.livered over 5.3 billion gifts. isn't wow. >> with a b. >> um-hmm. >> that's "eyewitness news". i'm greg argos for don and lauren thanks for joining us. before we go we want to recognize everyone here at "eyewitness news" for all of their hard work and dedication both in front of and of course behind the cameras. happy hanukkah and merry christmas. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in ♪ at berea college. ♪ all seem to say throw cares away ♪ ♪ ding dong to young and old, meek and the bold ♪ ♪ ding dong ding dong ding dong, that is their song ♪ ♪ ding dong with joyful ring, all caroling ♪ ♪ one seems to hear words of good cheer ♪ ♪ from everywhere, filling the air ♪ ♪ oh, how they pound, raising the sound ♪ ♪ o'er hill and dale, telling their tale ♪ ♪ gaily they ring while people sing ♪ ♪ songs of good cheer, christmas is here ♪ ♪ merry, merry, merry, merry christmas ♪ ♪ merry, merry, merry, merry christmas ♪ ♪ on, on they send, on without end ♪ ♪ their joyful tone to every home ♪ ♪ hark how the bells, sweet

in the pale winter dawn of western pennsylvania the deer hunting season has begun.ck eriksson has been shooting deer for a0 years. they start hunting here as early as eight years old. over the years it has changed. we have gone from being meat seekers to trophy hunters. it was a bad day if we saw 100 deer. now it is a good day if we see ten. that is a buck. oh, yeah. damn! they got spooked when they saw us. this is donald trump country now. blue—collar, plain speaking, patriotic. it is a world that the other america, prosperous, big city, liberal, scarcely recognise us. how widespread is this? is everybody in this part of the state involved in deer hunting? 25%—30% of the population probably. chuck used to work in the coal industry. but coal and steel were swept away in the age of globalised trade and open borders. when donald trump promised to bring those industries back chuck started encouraging people to register to vote, knowing they would support the man promising to make america great again. our area is really dependent upon the natural resources that we are n

mainly heavy rain and gusty winds, and we are still waiting for this batch of showers in western pennsylvania, and this is racing east, and once it gets past us in a few hours, we will be done, and then you can see on the futurecast, it's mid- night. taking you to 2:30, showers on the eastern shore, and cooler, drier air filtering in behind for more average weather, and we will start december, and that's in less than 40 minutes. 44 to 54 tonight with the showers ending, and winds turning to the northwest, 40s and 50s tomorrow morning, and it's like the 30s and 40s with the windchills in the afternoon, and windchills mostly in the 40s, and we will get close to 60, but colder temperatures are moving in friday, blustery, 51, and saturday, chilly, 50, and navy has a home game championship on saturday and the ravens home on sunday. tuesday, showers are returning, cold showers, and highs in the 40s. >> going down! >> and it's december! >> all right, and trying to take on the best tonight. >> it's a tough one for the wizards, visiting the oklahoma city thunder and the wizards had a chance to pull of

a secret santa made it one very, very merry christmas for a number of families in western pennsylvania. >> also ahead, old man winter has arrived in parts of the midwest. it's part of the system that could bring snow to the lehigh valley and delaware valleys. now looking live through sky6 live hd, meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, when we come right back. >> a decision to ski in a closed off area at a nfc inform ski resort may have caused a man his life. blizzard conditions forced the search to end yesterday. the skier and a friend ignored the chains that blocked the side of the mountain to skiers. two men ended up getting caught in the after -- avalanche. one man made it back, the other man did not have a missing beacon. >>> a storm spread a coat of ice on i-84. , 47 miles were closed that left thousands stuck for hours. oregon is getting rain today with temperatures well above freezing thankfully. >>> the midwest and plain states are getting walloped this weekend by a winter storm. snow began falling on the city of chicago last night. it's s

the actual cold front is with the second batch of rain over western pennsylvania, moved through pittsburgh and this will move through in the wee hours of the morning. after it does, we will see clearing two days of much needed rain, but pretty gloomy conditions. temperatures ahead of the cold front, very warm for this time of the year and for this time at night. 56 degrees in philadelphia with a strong wind out of the south. doesn't feel like the last day of november. once that front shifts through, we will see the return of sunshine and temperatures will be dropping somewhat. the temperatures still on the mild side tomorrow. morning rush, leave the umbrellas home. grab the sunglasses. 53 degrees at 6:00. 8:00, 63 degrees. i'll have details on what it means for the weekend in the full accuweather forecast. jim? >> thank you cecily. >>> authorities are investigating a murder in mays landing. a man was found shot to death outside a unit in the woodlands condominiums on the 3000 block of ivy bush at 6:30. they have not released the man's identity. >>> a montgomery county pediatrician has been

here's what we're looking at, lighter showers in western pennsylvania.re tracking our direction and may clip the northern edge of our viewing zone. they're moving along pretty nicely here, but i think temps are going to boost up enough for the most part this will be a rain forecast in that area instead of a freezing rain forecast. nonetheless, these morning hours will have an isolated chance of seeing that near berks and the lehigh valley. in fact, there is an advisory in place for that along those areas. still, very light chances. nothing that's a major concern. looking at your planner for today, it's really all about the cloud coverage and temperatures. the 30s at 8:00 a.m. 40s as we go through the afternoon and we even see the upper 40s as we get later into the day. we should cap our own 50 degrees at philadelphia. the temps are going to keep climbing as we go later into the day and tonight. why? because of the warmer area of air starting to move in. a lot of times we start to see this, temperatures pick up and we see that changeover. this time it loo

. >>> a western pennsylvania gas driller paid the state $3.5 million for violations at pipeline locations. for improperly constructing wells violating rules on pollution control. >>> officials now say that careless smoking is to blame for the fire in allentown that damaged an entire city block. it started in an enclosed porch area of a row home on north fulton last friday. 23 people were displaced. >>> a northeastern pennsylvania town temporarily lost a landmark last night in a dramatic fashion. a driver jumped the curb and hit the george washington statue. the statue came down on the back of the car smashing the back window, the solid marble statue was not damaged and officials plan to put it back up one the fence is repaired. >>> still to come on "action news" at 12:30, a wrong way intoxicated driver leave a trail of wreckage on an interstate but it's not his first offense this week. >> and alicia vitarelli introduces us to one of the geniuses from the group, impractical jokers. i'm hall of famer jerry west and my life is basketball. but that doesn't stop my afib from leaving me at a hi

this was the mess yesterday on interstate 80 in western pennsylvania.cars and trucks got tangled up in a crash on the snowy highway. three people were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >>> so scary. and the snow squawl and ice caused a dangerous chain reaction crash with more than two dozen vehicles in long island. a mini school bus overturned, a tractor-trailer jackknifed, and cars crashed into guardrails. six were transported to local hospitals. >>> that's the ice that freaks me out. you can't see it, and these crazy people are driving on i59 or the schuylkill. >> over the speed limit. >> exactly. >> and the other thing, too, there are so many curves to get around. not like a straight shot. you know, you have got that classic conshy can you do you have get around, and all over the rest of the region, as women. so many it, can be treacherous. and i'm glad you brought up the ice thing. we will talk little more specifically about that, in this particular weather report. but, let's just start it off, by talking about the obvious, the cold, now, i

zoom it out even one quick time, you see back through western pennsylvania, hint of some activity on the

powder on the slopes great news for those going skiing this weekend and more snow moving into western pennsylvania scattered snow showers moving in with the colder air coming in in upper atmosphere and you see some of these are intensifying a bit. most of this won't make it towards us. a few snow showers may and as we've seen in recent weeks and sometimes last year as well some intense snow squalls on the road. you have to watch for that if you're out and about tomorrow temperatures crashing quickly tonight in the mid0s and below freezing any puddles out there from this morning's rain could refreeze. watch for icy spots. 31 state ledge and 31 buffalo and 31 pittsburgh. wind directly out of west 10 miles an hour and it's blust write and cold and will feel colder tomorrow with the winds continuing to increase. winds tomorrow 15 to 25 miles an hour with gusts as high as 35 miles an hour making our highss which will only be in the0s feel like 20s all day and saturday southwest wind little milder, 10 to 15 miles an hour still brisk and not bad. you see tomorrow few snow showers try to get in. mainly no