the nearest showers are just light showers in central and western pennsylvania. in the weekend we'll see some wet weather and moisture around southern texas that's going to be coming at us on sunday. for today sunshine. a little bit colder tomorrow and back into the 40s. a similar pattern for the suburbs and lee high valley. no wet weather at all. you really need your coat, though, not only today but especially tomorrow in the morning and, and friday morning will be cold in new jersey. at the shore 30s on thursday, and sunshine will break through the clouds for delaware. 43 degrees, 40 for thursday and friday. looking for something warmer, let me introduce you to the ten day on ten which brings the warmer air back just in time for the weekend. saturday and sunday high temperatures in the upper 50s closer to 60 degrees. saturday is going to be a lot like we had yesterday with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. and then out of here tuesday. and a warm up into the 40s and 50s for the end of the week. >>> one eagles fan taking a swipe at tom brady and the patriot

the snow getting into western pennsylvania. not all that organized, certainly not a giant storm.rgia, above freezing. february didn't get it out of the 20s. 29 in pottstown and 30 in allentown. the snow will stick in those areas and we will get a lot of hours out of it. hour-by-hour. we have light snow andáq4zx dar blues xait heavier snow. not getting darker blues on this. by 8:00 p.m., it's just starting, perhaps in this philadelphia area, a bit of a mix. then, eventually it comes down towards the coast but even at the shore wednesday morning it may not be that much of a problem. in philadelphia, the temperatures are low enough and steady enough snow, at least untreated surfaces affected and leaves out early in the afternoon. the greatest amounts and places like obviously the poconos, easton, allentown, redding, to the left 1-2 inches. trenton, arlington, hatfield, northampton, morristown. philly and wilmington. then again lighter amounts toward the shore. it may not be first alert material toward the shore. we may trim that area off as we get new data today or tomorrow. look wh

we have heavy rain across central and western pennsylvania and heavier rain across southern portionsof indiana and this is potent. the cold front is around chicago. it has a lot of real estate to get through before tim fact u us. here's first batch midday tomorrow mean day. here's what i'm talking about. neighborhood network boardwalk plaza totally fogged in. lots of fog and dense. be safe this evening and here it comes. 3 a.m. we he have scattered showers around the region and picks up up tensety and look at all the reds and yellows here 3 p.m. that will really snarl the evening commute. this is heavy rain, down powers and maybe a rumble of thunder, 5 p.m. heavy across portions of new jersey and that lifts on out. and then we get another around of it into saturday morning and the front comes through with another round of drenc drenching rain around 2 a.m. and possibly a icy mix in the far northwest sushdz before it clears out. possibly sun breaking through by 9 or 10:00 saturday morning and not before we get drenche drenched. did you think of 12 or 3" of rain could fall. and on to m

and this healthy 21-year-old man from western pennsylvania died of complications from the flu and now chi her's family is ergeing people to take action to fight the flu. >> try and know your body. don't let things go. you know, whenever you're -- you have fever and you have it multiple days, just don't let it go. get it taken care of. >> experts say the flu shot is not as effective this year as it has been in years past, but even if you've gotten the shot your symptoms should be less severe. >>> snow, ice, and rain. that's the perfect recipe for potholes and that's bad news for your tires and suspension. one fire shop owner told us he considers his neighborhood the death place for tires. and a driver we spoke with says she's continue wo she's continuously. >> i had to get ten different tires on my mar instead of ten months. >> you can file a complaint on their website u. it takes about three business days before crews can come out and fix those potholes. >>> we're seeing more melting this morning. check out beach avenue. that's a live view from the shore. the temperatures are in the 4

it's lookiwe have heavy rain across central and western pennsylvania and heavier rain across southernportions of indiana and this is potent. the cold front is around chicago. it has a lot of real estate to get through before tim fact us get through before tim fact us. here's first batch midday tomoean day. here's what i'm talking about. neighborhood network boardwalk plaza totally fogged in. lots of fog and dense. be safe this evening and here it comes. 3 a.m. we he have scattered showers around the region and picks up up tensety and look at all the r yellows here 3 p.m. that will really snarl the evening commute. this powers and maybe a rumble of thunder, 5 p.m. heavy across portions of new jersey and that lifts on out. we get another around of it into saturday morning and the front comes through with another round of drench with another round of drenching rain around 2 a.m. and possibly a icy mix in the far northwest sushdz before it clears out. possibly sun breaking through by 9 or 10:00 saturday morning and not before we get drenched and not before we get drenched. did you think o

. >> well, coming up next, bizarre story in western pennsylvania that's landed three teenagers in hot what they did with pineapples, that has them facing felony charges. that story will we come back. cbs presented by target.... there's nothing more rewarding than achieving a hard earned goal. that's why target supports students run philly style. we work with kids to teach them the skills they need to achieve and set goals through marathon training. giving back has been part of our dna, so, the more we stay involved,ue to ous as a corporate partner. s sponsored by target. >> deadly fire in south korea killing at least 37 people, injuring 100 more. that fire started around 7:30 a.m. localm. te it was put out nearly three hours later, the hospital and the nearby nursing home evacuated. around 200 patients were inside at the time of the blaze, the cause of the fire investigation. >>> well, a felony over food and in western pennsylvania, three teenage girls are facing criminal charges, after an incident involving pineapples. now there is happened during lunchtime at butler intermediate hig

and it's cold enough to snow in western pennsylvania. the atmosphere has changed. we're back to january. it's 42 in philadelphia. hasn't gotten out of the 30s north and west all day. blue bell, reading, lancaster all at 36 degrees, and it feels like it's in the 20s in those areas. around 27, 35 in philadelphia. remember, it was 62 degrees the last couple of days. through the night, the temperature continues to go down. the wind continues to stay up. and so by the morning rush tomorrow, the temperature even in philadelphia is in the 20s. feels like 20 in much of the rest of the area. lehigh valley. it's going to feel like the teens. we'll let you know how long it's going to stay like this and how much it's going to warm up for the weekend coming up. >>> dressing for success. the eagles uniforms are getting a bit of a makeover. the super bowl 52 patches are being placed on those jerseys. the birds posted this video on twitter showing how it's done. nbc 10 is your official station of the philadelphia eagles. we have team coverage for you this afternoon. >> aundrea cli

. >>> ice jams are in several states including in western pennsylvania, the mild rain broke up the ice on frozen lakes and rivers that blocked ice and caused flooding. thrsk not there have been not been any issues in our area. >> vikings face the eagles after scoring a 61-yard touchdown. minnesota takes it. 29-24. eagles fans around town and everywhere watching this nail b- nail biter getting pumped. eagles gear flying off the shelvings everywhere. we found the mills family picking up eagles stickers to decorate dad's prosthetic leg. >> i wear shorts whenever i can, i like people to see the eagles stuff. >> and tickets for sunday's game, go on sale home at 10:00, once again they are playing at the linc on sunday. >> a word to the wise do not call anybody in the town once the game starts. >> you don't want to get cursed out. >> reporter: anyway, that's going to be a lot of fun. on sunday and hopefully a win and on to the super bowl. how about that. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows us we're dry, as we looking outside, sky6 live hd, a few clouds out there over the airport. at the sa

time it out it is start to go move, already into western pennsylvania but in the seeing much here just ever night-light showers by 3:00 a.m. but midday testimony that the first round of heavier rain starts to move through, and this is 11:00 a.m. mount pocono right through the city of all afternoon. look at 3:00 p.m. friday's commute tend to be earlier out friday and messy out there right throug about 5:00 p.m. and then it looks like a break in the action friday evening before another round of comes through sa morning 5:00 a.m. and wintry mix on the northern edge as cold air rushes behind the storm. forecast rain amounts from an inch to 3 inches of rain, possible, the course of about 24 hours and we have a winte weather advisigh valley and berks county for sleetain on the back storm saturdayning th a a up there until about that expires. forec colder,uldn't have a day like today peopl there tailgating, enjoying weather but i breezy, cold with the kic temperature of 32 degrees. colder every day this week. so that 57 degrees, i put an arrow next to it because we hit that at midnight on sat

storm scan three shows us a few snow showers moving through western pennsylvania, and down toward westginia, and ohio, mess of these, either traveling to the south a few flakes perhaps, for portions of lancaster county maybe even berks county but for most part this system will miss us, and there is an indication of how cold air is in place across the region, mostly cloudy. included in place over philadelphia and suburbs. little bit of sunshine to finish the day throughout the shore and delaware beaches. temperatures right now again cold, feeling even colder, into that north/northwest win, 40 degrees in philadelphia. thirty-nine in millville. forty-two atlantic city. only 24 in mount pocono. now january has seemed like a cold month because of the way it started. lets look at the first week in january, look at temperatures departures, 10 plus degrees below average every day for first seven days of january but then, things kind of changed around a little bit. we have warmed up. over past few days we have been above average at lee until today and tomorrow where it will be closer to the nor

the mon valley in western pennsylvania is the birthplace of us steel.oyed thousands. donald trump tapped into the sense of industrial decline, winning by promising to "put america first". 0ver lunch i asked trump voters for their verdict on year one. it seems like he cares about the working class, he cares about the people who are trying to make a living and have big businesses and things like that, small businesses, he cares about that kind of stuff. some of the stuff he does i agree with, like the tax cuts, looking after working class people, but i'm not a big fan of all the rants on social media. i think they can do away with all that. how are you feeling with that vote? a little disappointed. juan lacey, a small—business owner in the mon valley, hoped mr trump would run government like a ceo, so does this former 0bama voter regret switching to trump? when i went into the voting booth and i pulled the lever i was satisfied. i'm having buyer's remorse. why? because it's not consistent. john fetterman is a democrat in trump country. you get out into so

. >> so glad you're waking up with us, 5:20 a.m., police in western pennsylvania say a tip likely stoppedass shooting. a 14-year-old boy was plotting to kill his classmates in uniontown near pittsburgh. the boy threatened to shoot four students. >> that student overheard it and took appropriate action right on the bus. >>> is and warrant uncovered multiple weapons in the boy's bedroom, including rifles, shotguns and machetes and knives. >>> second annual als gala of hope was held at the water works honoring individuals and families who are living with als. >>> amazon is popping up in a lot of places, the latest the grocery store. it's not the experience your mom or grandmother knew. beche worely took a trip to amazon go. >> reporter: today the amazon go convenience store in downtown seats is open to the public. >> what would shopping look like if you could walk into a store and grab what you want and just go. >> reporter: you need the amazon app to enter the store. >> amazon is a trend trendsetter, they are shaping the way in the way millennials expect. >> reporter: amazon said they have

. >> how the school shooting plot in western pennsylvania was stopped before it started. >>> and health experts warn the flu season is worst since the swine flu outbreak. precautions you want to take if someone is sick at your house. >> carson wentz talks about his relationship with nick foles going into the superbowls. adam? >> temperatures are around freezing, 50s for the weekend, but snow for next week in the seven-day forecast. >> all right, that and more when "action news" continues for you tonight. ♪ ♪ you've worked hard. busted tail. and impressed the boss. maybe it's time to be your own? transform your career with strayer university's mba program today. let's get it. with strayer university's mba program today. >> on health check at 11:00, america's flu epidemic is not easing as expected. 86,000 cases have been reported. the worst flu season in a decade from the swine flu in 2009. seven more children have died, 37 over all. one unusual thing this time around, baby boomer, 60 to 64 are the second most widely effected group behind seniors. there is a recommendation from the cdc th

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i think you are seeing a little bit of a play out in pennsylvania, western pennsylvania, you have a republican state legislator out there and he is running in this seat and if you look at the polls, trump is very polarizing. i saw a poll the other day that had 49% favorable and 47% unfavorable. won by 19 points in 2016. that underscores that this is a trump district, a place where he should have a big impact, but i think we are going to see that. the race is in march. i think that is one place to look for in the coming months. host: in new jersey, charles on the independent line. caller: good morning. i appreciate your show very much. soquestion is why are we worried about the kids that are already here illegally and so less worried about more people coming through the border illegally and what we are going to have to do in the future if we don't do something to protect the borders right now? so, where should we go? , more emphasis on the wall going up and more border security, and less emphasis on the undocumented children that are here illegally right now. , the darlene superville white hous

. >>> police across western pennsylvania honored a fall be marshall to a harrisburg funeral home. deputy christopher hill was killed yesterday morning while serving a search warrant to a wanted woman in harrisburg. investigators say they were arresting the woman when kevin sturgess began firing from the second floor. he had two active warrants from philadelphia. another officer was hit by gunfire, but will return. officers returned fire killing him. governor tom wolf ordered state flags to fly at half staff in hill's honor. >>> prosecutors in montgomery county are preparing for second sex assault trial against bill could cosby. this time the district attorney wants to call 19 accusers to show prior bad agents spanning 50 years. cosby's first trial ended in a hung jury in june. only one prior accuser was allowed to testify in that trial along with the main accuser, andrea constan. >>> amazon announced this philadelphia made its short lift for the finalist to will care the home of amazon's second headquarters. they plan to invest $5 million in the new facility. the short list is kin

snow and we've been watching the system since 5:00, this little area of snow showers across western pennsylvaniat's moving into our area and it was moving to the south most of it fizzled but there's a few spots picking up light snow showers or flurries as we speak. let's take a look. first and foremost, that's a man made snow in the poconos, this is not what's coming from mother nature but it is cold enough in the poconos big boulder the snow machines are rocking. making snow to the stretch of warm weather even in the poconos and now taking advantage of tonight's chill to get snow on the slopes. let's take a look at stormscan 3, this disturbance first of all a time laps video and we'll show you how today panned out. blue midday and the clouds cough won the battle in the afternoon, it was breezy and chilly and those west winds bringing in flurries and snow showers across the area tonight. here's what it looks like. she's? fizzled. and you can see their going to the south but as we zoom in couple spots picking up flakes. not everywhere but here and there you can see one little ba over camden and g

. >> a western pennsylvania mother is suing the school district claiming her child's teachers are bullies. in 2015, her daughter's math teacher left a phone message, the phone did not hang up. the teacher can be heard talking to two other teacherses making comments about the student'sstrr appearance. >> it's very difficult for me to tell my child who has been bullied by her peers for years, she is now being bullied by her teachers. >> at least one of the teachers recorded in the voice mail message still works at the school. >> sixers center joel embiid injured his hands in the game ainst the phoenix suns. x-ray wd it was a strain and he will be fine. he added 22 points and 9 rebounds. ben simmons, 21 points. the sixers blew an 18-point lead, but ended winning 123-110. >>> eagles play january 13, 4:45 p.m. their potent -- opponent is up in the air they could face the saints or atlanta falcons. >>> cowboys shut out the eagles if their final season game, 6-0. jamie apody has more from lincoln financial field. >> reporter: nick foles and the starters came out of the game unscathe, but we all

i don't think we will see the snow and western pennsylvania are ohio, but saturday we should day saturday we will fall back into the 30s. we will stay there for the rest of the week into the first half of next week. 45 today and chile. tomorrow 54 and late day showers. both brush hours will be affected by the showers, the biggest rain in months and we could see over an inch. 46 friday night, the same heil saturday with temperatures falling. sunday flurries and 36. cold on mlk day on monday. we's -- we could i like this organic mac and cheese. and i like this organic mac and cheese. is that my mac and cheese? is that my belt? is that my perfume? is that my bronzer? is that my choker? is that my choker? are those my bangs from three years ago? is that my earring in your nose? (huffing) winning tastes so good. you'll like them both but love our price. award-winning organic mac and cheese from aldi. simply smarter shopping. >>> welcome back to the news at noon. >>> where does your job fall on the list, the best ranking jobs with a lot of the healthcare but t

. >>> president trump is back in washington after he made a quick stop in western pennsylvania today. president trump spoke at the equipment company in pittsburgh. the white house stopped short of calling it an official campaign stop. but the president tweeted this morning he was come ing ing to support republican running for congress. once the president got on stage, he made tax cuts and the economy the focus of his remarks. back in washington, the clock is is ticking. congress has until midnight friday to pass a spending bill to avoid a government shutdown. it's unclear if republicans, especially in the senate, can get enough votes to keep things open. democrats say they will not vote for a quick fix spending plan. they want daca included in a deal. >>> we spoke one-on-one today with philly e's new district attorney as he outlines the plan for the city. he will hire an assistant to focus on immigration issues. this m kos after a major shakeup in the da's office. he fired 31 prosecutors when he got on the job. today he gave an update on the hiring process. >> at this point, we have h

. >>> now to break news from western pennsylvania where police say they have prevented a mass shooting. a 14-year-old boy was allegedly plotting to kill his classmates at union town area high school. and police went to the boy's home to investigate a threat and found multiple weapons in his bedroom. and this follows two other school shootings within the last week and a 15-year-old girl survived a shooting in texas and two were killed in a rampage at a high school in kentucky and. >>> and one person is saved from a fire in the kensington section of philadelphia. crews arrived to find one person stuck on the roof. they were able to rescue that person and brought the blaze under control. >>> it is a car lovers dream at the pennsylvania convention center and the annual philadelphia auto show opens to the public tomorrow and with more than 700 vehicles on display there is something for everyone. "action news" reporter gray hall is live in center city to give you a sneak peek. gray did you find your vehicle? >> i'm still looking for it rick. if you can't find a car here really you can't find

. >>> a western pennsylvania couple is suing vista print after getting a shocking delivery. now the printing company says it was a mistake. steven heasley and andrew borge were married in pittsburgh. the night before the ceremony, they opened the box to find the wedding programs, instead it was filled with pamphlets about sin, satan's influence, and fighting temptation. they sued claiming discrimination. >> until now, they've had to look back on their wedding which should have been the best day of their lives, with a great deal of sorrow. >> vista print says the pampthreats were printed for -- pamphlets were printed for another customer, and a third-party partner accidentally sent them to the couple. the company will take action if they find someone deliberately played a role in the mixup. >>> 18 chilly degrees. look at this. beautiful but dangerous. check out the drone video that gives a bird's eye view of the ice jams clogging the delaware river near the bridge. officials warn people to stay off the ice. you wouldn't think you'd have to say that, but you do. there have bee

there are areas of country where she's very popular , certainly western pennsylvania is not one of them looking into 2018 if the democrats have any hope to have to win back some of those seats. when you have somebody as poll rising a figure as former speaker nancy pelosi, now leader pelosi it's going to be a problem in a the look of the district. it can cost them control of the house. this is jason alt meyer. it is good to see you and happy new year. happy new year, great talking to you. enjoy the sun in florida while we freeze here in d.c. back after the break here on final five. ♪ ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ all because of you ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ remember roy moore it seems like so long ago, the candidate still has not conceded the race by the way. i want to take you back before the night before the special election wr when roy moore's wife kay large audience said this. fake news would tell you that we don't car i i tell you all this because i've seen it all, i just want to set the record

snow and we've been watching the system since 5:00, this little area of snow showers across western pennsylvania. it's moving into our area and it was moving to the south most of it fizzled but there's a few spots picking up light snow showers or flurries as we speak. let's take a look. first and foremost, that's a man made snow in the poconos, this is not what's coming from mother nature but it is cold enough in the poconos big boulder the snow machines are rocking. making snow to the stretch of warm weather even in the poconos and now taking advantage of tonight's chill to get snow on the slopes. let's take a look at stormscan 3, this disturbance first of all a time laps video and we'll show you how today panned out. blue midday and the clouds cough won the battle in the afternoon, it was breezy and chilly and those west winds bringing in flurries and snow showers across the area tonight. here's what it looks like. she's? fizzled. and you can see their going to the south but as we zoom in couple spots picking up flakes. not everywhere but here and there you can see one little ba over camden an

the leading edge of the showers in western pennsylvania now, but that's not the most potent part of this system. that is in ohio right now going into kentucky. so we have one area in pennsylvania, one area in ohio, another area in illinois. so it's not just one shower that's going to be us during the day tomorrow. and then as we go into the morning rush you can see the heavier rain. poconos, lee high valley, berks county, perhaps chester county. and then later on during the rush it starts to get closer. and through the philadelphia area, but the heaviest of it comes generally after the morning rush. between 9:00 and 11:00 in the morning. look at this. 11:00 a.m. the radar is just lit up here, the future radar. some gusty winds along with those thunderstorms. and a couple hours later it's gone. right now we have temperatures in the 50s. we got into the 60s today. we'll see the big temperature changes over the next couple of days coming up. >>> also tonight returning to the stage. bill cosby made his first public performance since dozens of sexual assault allegations derailed his legacy. t

. >> meantime president trump is going to western pennsylvania later this afternoon the president willly support for republican rick in pennsylvania state senator is vying to fill the congressionalr congressman tim murphy who resigned last year, the president will also visit and deliver remarks at an equipment company. >> incredible images this noon after landslide threatening a multi million dollar home. this is in mal boo california you can see part of the home's yard is already collapsed. so is the yard fence. crews say minimal risk of home sliding but no one is allowed in or out for now. firefighters found lot of water when they inspected the area determining whether it is from rain water or possibly faulty sprinkler system. >>> authority spent the morning removing passenger plane from embankment. rescue crews on stand biases a large crane lifted the boeing 737 up the slopes. that plane skidded off a runway this after landing in northern turkey last weekend. came to rest, just meters from the black sea pilots told investigators that a sudden surge of speed in the plane's right engi

. >> that's the 12th congressional district, which is out in western pennsylvania. gerrymandering, that's what we're talking about right here. the pennsylvania state supreme court ruled this week that all 18 of the state's congressional districts need to be redrawn because they were gerrymandered to favor republicans. the gop-led legislature has until february 9th to submit a new map. there is the current map there right now. a new map -- and governor wolf has until the 15th to send it back to the court. we'll get governor wolf's response in a moment, but, dom, is there enough time to do this and do it right and do it so that all parties that need to approve it will approve it? >> i don't think so, and i object to it, to the broader point of what the courts have done. they clearly have just overstepped their bounds. i don't see how anyone would see it differently. the reason why there are 13 republicans in the state is because they're spread out. democrats are more in concentrated areas. this is ridiculous, this district. i get that, but it's part of the legislature

. >> the valley in western pennsylvania is the births place of u.s. steel.ctory was once owned by the 19th century magnate andrew carnegie. in its heyday it employed thousands. donald trump tapped into the sense of industrial decline, winning by promising to put america first. over lunch i asked trump voters for their verdict on year one. >> seems like he cares about the working class, cares about the people who are trying to make a living and have big businesses and things like that and small businesses. >> some of the stuff he does i agree with. like the tax cuts. looking out for the working class people like that. but i'm not a big fan of all the rants on social media. i think they can do away with all that >> how are you feeling about that street? >> a little disappointsed. >> quan lacey, a small business owner hoped mr. trump would run government like a c.e.o. so does this foreman obama voter regret switching to trump? >> when i voted i was satisfied. i'm having buyer's remorse. >> why? >> because it's not consistent. >> john is a democrat in trump coun

so we are looking at about 3 to 6 inches of snow back through ohio, back through western pennsylvania. we could see upwards of a foot of snow especially upstate new york with some enhancement off of the lake. ice will be a major factor. a tenth of an inch to a quarter of an inch possible could cause dangerous conditions on the roads and downed trees and power lines as well. we're also worried about a flash freeze. on the back side of this, temperatures are taking a 20 to 40 degree drop in 24 hours. rochester, new york, today was 59, tomorrow 16 degrees. 59 in pittsburgh, 18 by saturday. that cold air continues east as we go into sunday. >> we enjoyed the break as short lived as it was. >> very short lived. >> dylan, thank you. >>> there's a new alert from the cdc today. this year's deadly flu outbreak has now expanded to every state but hawaii. this flu season is shaping up to be three times worse than last year. doctors warn the strain is taking a drastic toll on children across the country. we sent our gabe gutierrez to the cdc headquarters for details. >> take a nice deep breath. >

few clouds in western pennsylvania, but we're completely clear in our area. it stays clear during the day. but 9:00 saturday evening you can see the clouds building to our west. so we'll be dray droy saturday, dry saturday night and clear into sunday. but these clouds start to move closer to us sunday morning. the clouds will move to start to build during the afternoon. this is 5:00 in the afternoon, and then as the game is getting ready to start you can see skies are turning mostly cloudy. but at that hour the showers are mostly to the west, and they will actually stay to our west during the overnight hours. and then first thing monday morning, 4:30 in the morning, that's when we can expect to see the first showers start to move into berks county. but that's rain. it's going to be too warm for anything else. and the warmup really starts today. 44 degrees, nice and sunny. and a really nice day for a saturday high for 55. the warmest day is going to be saturday. a few degrees cooler on sunday but still very nice and dry for the eagles game and warmer than it w

. >>> construction work halts on the controversial natural gas pipeline that runs from western pennsylvania to marcus hook. the pennsylvania department of environmental protection issued that stop order, dep report cited numerous permit violations by sunoco on the mariner east two pipeline, they included, industrial waste without a permit. sunoco has 30 days to respond to those violations, the company says it is confident it will be reauthorized to commence work. >>> african-american museum in philadelphia is offering visitors, discounted admission during a martin luther king weekend celebration. it is all thanks to the $25,000 donation from citizens bank. the museum will celebrate life and legacy of the reverend doctor martin luther king junior over four days of events that begin january 12th local community groups will receive free tickets to the museum that weekend, discount ed tickets will be available, to all guests. >>> our coverage of the impending storm and bitter blast, continues, next up, cashing in on the cold. >> coming up on "eyewitness news" frigid temperatures mean business i

he is from rural, western pennsylvania. these members of congress know , tolling, that p3's don't work in their district. they're going to call for other fund and -- funding mechanisms. then democrats, taken aside the political oculus of whether or not if you are a democrat and you are to work -- political calculus of whether or not if you are a democrat you want to work with the white house and republicans for another achievement by president trump, do you want to work on an effort that is privatizing infrastructure projects, where that is contrary to a lot of democrats who want to see more of a federal role. lastly, within the house republicans, you will have moderate republicans and the clash over the role the federal government should have in transportation. host: eugene mulero -- you heard him talk about these efforts when it comes to infrastructure spending. if you want to ask him questions about the political back-and-forth going on so, from here, you said they may unveil something before the state of the union. talk

. >>> president trump is back in washington tonight after making a quick stop in western pennsylvania today. mr. trump spoke at the h and k equipment company in pittsburgh. in the speech he touted economic growth and the recent tax cuts passed by congress. >> very simply, your paychecks will be much bigger because under our tax cuts you will be keeping more of your hard-earned money. >> the president was joined today by several congressmen from pennsylvania, including pat meehan, who worked on the tax bill. >>> the u.s. department of housing and urban development is awarding the city of philadelphia $33 million to help the homeless. the grant money will go towards new and existing housing programs. the city currently operates 99 homeless assistance programs city-wide. >>> new at 11:00, traffic concerns took center stage at a town hall hosted by state representative jason dawkins. one of the topics of discussion, a new shop rite grocery store set to open soon. it will be moving into the shopping center, the first grocery store in the district. a welcome addition, but some at tonight's

you can see the snow moving in from western pennsylvania. we will get the cold and that's going to arrive over the weekend. so we have a first alert for heavy rain and the potential for some flooding. in the afternoon on friday to 10:00 saturday morning that band of heavy rain comes through. we could see potential thunderstorms as well. the flood potential comes because of the rapid runoff because the snow covered areas are still covered by the time that heavy rain moves in. we'll also see that water spill into the streets and some streets could have their drains covered by the ice. then we dry out. a saturday afternoon after a rainy start and the morning temperatures will be in the upper 40s and 50s. it gets colder during the day and you'll feel that cold on sunday. let me show you how long the cold lasts in the next half hour. >>> this is about the time you head out the door. let's check the roads. >> let's check in with jessica boyington. >> moving through center city might be a problem this morning. vine street expressway, lanes blocked

here's it moving into western pennsylvania, it is not going to start in ernest until overnight hoursa.m. we will see a few light sprinkles here and there popping up butt rain looks to be tomorrow, midday, 11:00 a.m. we can see this batch moving through north and western suburbs and just keeps coming. wo thomas people 10 to try to leave early our friday commute is earlier then rest of the week and see about 3:00 p.m. when everyone coming home from school people trying to get out early to start their weekend it is going to be straight pouring across the entire area and that continues through 5:00. it is in the over yet. overnight into saturday morning the cold front comes through with another round of heavy rain and probably even an icy mix in the north and western suburbs this will likely clear out by 10:00 o'clock saturday morning so that is good news planning on tailgating or heading to the eagles game on saturday, it does look dry but much colder. most of the area looking at an inch of rain, that is blue, some spots could see two and a 3 inches of rain, and that is over the course

snow showers into western pennsylvania the first thing tomorrow morning with a few light snow showers off to our north and west. the best chance for the first snowflakes to start accumulating tomorrow afternoon. that's 2:30 in the afternoon. you see that snow chill just starting to move in. and by 6:00 in the evening it really hasn't gotten very far. it's still dry in philadelphia, wilmington, and trenton tomorrow. watch what happens late into the evening and early morning hours. light snow by 2:00 and wednesday morning. ask by 4:00 in the morning, it's already ending in reading and in allentown. by 8:30 in the morning, wednesday morning, it's offshore. so we will get a quick shot. it's a clipper and they normally don't bring us a lot of snow. tuesday evening an inch is possible and by the time it sweeps offshore, 2 inches closer to philadelphia. then we will get a warmup after the snow. today 33 degrees this afternoon. 38 tomorrow. the snow arriving after that warmup, and it gets cold for tuesday night. so it'll stay put unless you clear it. temperatures will still be stuck in the lo

deliver his first state of the union tomorrow night, we're going to take you to a steel town in western pennsylvania-time democratic stronghold that voted trump in 2016. many people were moved by trump's promises to bring back the steel industry. so one year later, how do they feel about their choice? here's abc's gloria riviera. >> this was my old blast furnace burning jacket. it's worn out but i'm very proud that i managed to save it. it's all i have left. >> reporter: 30 miles south of pittsburgh, monessen, pennsylvania was a bustling steel town. once home of the wheeling pittsburgh mill. in its heyday it employed over 2,000 workers. john gullen was one of them. >> i've been a steel worker for 3 1/2 decades. it was quite dangerous. making iron is quite a process. >> reporter: he's here where the mill once was for the first time in years. it's now a factory called alumisource, a recycling center. >> we really had high hopes that oh, boy, this is going to be a lifelong job for us. >> reporter: of course that was not to be. in 1986 the mill shut its doors as the steel industry collapsed. thousands i

winter storm warnings for tennessee, parts of kentucky, western indiana, ohio, pennsylvania moving through the overnight hours into early tomorrow morning. nothing for the immediate metro area. the closest we could get is a winter weather advisory for garrett county and extreme western maryland. the moisture continues to move off to the east northeast. we are going to keep it wet for the afternoon hours. driving around the capital beltway, it is mainly dry with clouds beginning to break up just a little bit, but the clouds are going to win out as we move through the afternoon hours. wet weather, college park. moving off for the annapolis area, beginning to dry out, a few breaks in the clouds. for this afternoon going out to lunch, we are going to skull for scattered -- we going to call for scattered showers. wet here is futurecast as we advance through the evening hours and into the overnight. the main event, the cold front arrives after midnight and that colder air comes funneling in from the north and west. temperatures tomorrow, not going to call them daytime highs because that is going

. >> a police chief in western pennsylvania has been charged sex posing as 13-year-old girl.d a 40-year-old police chief where they say he hoped to meet the girl. he is charged with unlawful contact with a and with criminal contempt involuntary deviant sexual intercourse. >>> and philadelphia police are investigating the irst home side in -- homicide in 2018. the victims were in this car when someone fired at least 11 shots into the vehicle. it happened around 6: night at g and marion avenues in west philadelphia. that injurie the woman is in critical arrests have been made. >> we attention now to politics. president donald trump went on the attack this weekend from camp david after a conversation book offering a distinctive negative spin on his white house. >> the commander in chief praised his accomplishments while also looking ahead to. brian clark has thedetails. >> reporter: with top congressional leaders and cabinet members by his side president trump fighting camp d after th publication of a bo raised questions over his mental stablth. >> i think it's -- stabltd. >> i

. >>> police in western pennsylvania say the gunman there was motivated by jealousy when he allegedlyh over the weekend. now the victim's loved ones are shedding more light on their relationship with the suspect. abc's stephanie ra momos has th details. >> reporter: state police are investigating the death of four people after what they described as an ambush' style shooting early sunday morning in western pennsylvania. just outside a car wash, police made the gruesome discovery, finding four people dead, all in their 20s. >> while shots were being fired an adult, female passenger, in the rear seat of the pick-up truck, took cover in the truck. >> reporter: that woman hiding in the backseat of the truck managed to survive and only as minor injuries. >> there's no explanation for any of this. as far as i know every single person there was kind hearted. >> reporter: police say the gunman is 28-year-old timothy smith. they say he parked on the side of the car wash, waiting for the victims to arrive. smith is said to have been armed with several weapons. >> timothy smith was wearing a bod

moon a little later this morning but more clouds sweeping into the west for cincinnati and western pennsylvanial begin to overtake us as we go throughout the day. the big story is how it feels. just 18 degrees in philadelphia, 18 wilmington, 15 in allentown, 16 in trenton, 19 in millville and the wind is a bit of a factor this morning. right now we've got single digit wind chills almost everywhere. it feels like it's six as you head out in philadelphia and just three in allentown, so extra layers, extra gear this morning. as we go through the day, it stays on the cold side. 25 degrees by 10 o'clock. 29 by 12 o'clock. 34 by 2 o'clock and i'm expecting that high of 35 around 3, 4 o'clock this afternoon and the whips are going to treat us rather unkindly. it will feel like the teens, by this afternoon back up into the mid-20's. we have that supermoon coming your way. it's a lunar trifecta really of the most visible over 150 years, none of you have seen this before and it is a supermoon. it's a blue moon was it's the second full moon of the month and it's also a blood moon because the total lunar e

in western pennsylvania, the birthplace of u.s. steel. this factory was once owned by the 19th-century magnate andrew carnegie. in its heyday it employed thousands. donald trump tapped into the sense of industrial decline, winning by promising to put america first. over lunch, i asked trump voters for their verdict on year one. >> it seems like he cares about the working class, cares about the people who are trying to make a living and have big businesses and things like that, small businesses. i think he cares about that kind of stuff. >> some of the stuff i agree with, like the tax cuts, working -- looking out for working-class people like that, but i'm not a big fan of all the rants on social media. i think they can do away with all that. laura: how are you feeling about that vote? >> a little disappointed. laura: this small business owner hoped mr. trump would run government like a ceo. does this former obama voter regret switching to trump? >> when i went into the voting booth and i pulled the lever, i was satisfied. i'm having buyer

. >>> a possible motive emerges after man guns down four people at western pennsylvania car wash. the victim's family members say jelousy drove the gunman, state police say timothy smith opened fire at car wash in mel croft, about 55 miles southeast of pittsburgh yesterday morning. smith is on life support after suffering a gunshot wound to the head. it is not yet clear if his wounds was self-inflicted. >>> police are investigating a hit-and-run accident that killed a tow truck driver on the schuylkill schuylkill. >> incidents happened about 9:00 near belmont avenue. police tell us victim putting car on to the truck's flatbed, when another driver struck him rushed to the hospital pronounced dead. and anyone with information is asked to call police. >> and philadelphia police are looking for the driver and passengers of a car that hit one of their officers, happened about 1:30 sunday afternoon, in mcdonald parking lot, 3100 block of north broad they say the officer trying to stop a vehicle whose occupant were wanted for theft when the driver took off. that officer suffered minor in

. >> and jelousy may have led to the shooting death of four people at car wash in western pennsylvaniathat's according to the family of one of the victims. state police say timothy smith opened fire at the car wash in mel croft, about 55 miles southeast of pittsburgh yesterday morning. they would not elaborate on how the suspect may have known the victims, smith is on life support after suffering a gunshot wound to the head. it is not clear yet if that wound was self-inflicted. >> coming up: the best in music honored at the grammy award. >> grammy night not just about the music. we'll tell you about the social and political issues that also received attention. >> and president trump is getting ready to deliver his first state of the union address to the nation. we'll tell you wish issues are expected to be at the forefront of his speech. stay with >> a lot of buzz last year, the show filled with pour pull performance cents, tributes, and powerful performances. good morning. >> good morning. >> well, i can tell you that the grammys wrapped up overnight with two performers, taking home t

groundhog's day may be friday but another on mall is the talk of the town in western pennsylvania.d turkey has been roaming the streets of a suburban pittsburgh town for some time now. >> residents call him stew and the bird looks to hang out on main road through town. goes in and out of traffic without any fear. sometimes he pecks at cars when he sees his reflects. despite his antics some residents say they really enjoy having h >>> breaking news to tell you about "eyewitness news" has learned that democratic congressman bob brady will not seek re-election. no word on what spark the decision. brady was first elected to thu.s back in 1998. congressman brady is expected to hold press conference at 1:30 this afternoon. we'll carry that life here on cbs3. >> we're now on breaking news out of west virginia this noon where a train carrying gop house members collided with the back of a trash track. the amtrak was carrying members of congress and spouses and family members and aids from d.c. to retreat in west virgin virginia. representative brian fitzpatrick was on board. he's okay. hous

. >> thanks to daring rescue by a western pennsylvania father, and son, michael's son held on who dongtrap while his dad ventured out on the icy river in new ago he will washington county. he and his son saw the deer while hunting and ice fishing than were some tens moments. >> i was scared, couple of breaths for a deer. it was successful. but i just wanted to get my father and the deer out of there, wanted them both safe. >> the father and son say the deer appeared unhurt and took off as soon as it reached dry land. and despite the danger, both father and son say they would do it all over again. >> wow. >> zoo in china. frigid temperatures there, the the ones from africa not used to the fridge it weather so given specially heated rooms. jean pandas on the other hands , well, they're completely in their glover. >> in their element. >> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news," we are now live on the scene of some breaking news, a deadly fire in west philadelphia. >> plus, it is eagles-falcons this weekend and the playoffs. pat gallen has two special guests in the studio to t