it was a pretty scene in whitehall township. but slippery on the roadways. this is alive look from sky 6 hd from the commodore barry bridge. this covers the grassy areas of the parking lot at the talon stadium in chester county. the snow has stopped but the chilly conditions are sticking around. we have live team coverage of the snowfall. david murphy and trish hartman is tracking the new round of snow. lets begin with david. >> reporter: we are looking at cloud cover on satellite but the snow is pushing towards the east. you see it on stormtracker 6 live double scan most of the area down to just flurry orz nothing over by the coast it's down to just light snow and little additional accumulation out of this and finally off the coast within another 30 minutes or less. in some coastal communities. in the meantime we are looking at lingering issues we'll talk about snowfall ams and some involve shoveling, 5.4 inches of snow in germansvilles and martins creek 4.8. and south allentown 3.1 inches and heller town around the corner from bethlehem steel 2.6 inches of

too many to count but they're still falling, those nice big fluffy flakes here in whitehall township,ehigh county. you take a look, a crew just came in and salted the sidewalks. so this sidewalk looks pretty good but you want to be careful as you're walking around but then as we go over to the road you can see it is starting to stick. maybe have an inch here that's laying on top of the curb and then it is slushy and it is sticking on the roads. we just had a plow come through so you can see the road right now. folks are taking their time, which is a great thing, but it is slick and slushy. we've seen a number of plow trucks and salt trucks coming through here on macarthur road in whitehall township trying to treat the roads and keep things clear as we really get into the heart of the rush hour this morning. as we came up here in the lehigh county from the city started out as rain and then we started to see the changeover as we got onto the northeast extension. so, again, here in whitehall township in lehigh county not too many issues to report here just yet but again, the snow is fall

but brexiteers worry that whitehall are not all with the programme.ials will do their best to frustrate this process, because as i say, it goes against the grain so fundamentally. and, should the tradition of african women kneeling be scrapped? is it part of a proud heritage, or an obstacle to social progress? hello. what is our defence budget for? it's about 2% of our national income, going up to about £40 billion a year by the end of the decade. unfortunately, £40 billion doesn't buy you as much is it used to. and the head of the army, general sir nick carter, set out the arguments for spending more today — mostly by reference to the threat of a stronger russia. former defence secretary sir michael fallon said tonight we should aim to spend 2.5% of gdp on defence. but, you can't decide what the right level of spending is until you know what it's for. you have to give the military a big budget or narrow priorities — you can't expect them to do everything with nothing. so, is fighting russia what we think british defence is about these days? or any co

she's there live in whitehall township. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam.till coming down as you can see. i have the "action news" ruler here. let's take a measurement here. we're along macarthur road in whitehall township. right there. about three and a half inches here. so, it's been snowing here since we arrived here about 3:45 and this is also -- let's see, it's not going stay there, it's a light fluffy snow. it's very powdery so it's not thick and dense like the earlier flakes we've seen this season. let's take a look at the road conditions here. just wet now. this has changed throughout the morning. earlier it was really sticking and very slushy laying on the roads. we've seen a lot of salt trucks, a lot of plow trucks throughout the morning that we've been out here and now it looks just wet and a little slushy especially turning into this gas station, folks are really taking their time. still the road conditions are bad enough that school district officials have decided to close a number of schools. allentown schools are closed today. whitehall schoo

you know, the snow is still coming down pretty steadily here in whitehall township. we're here along macarthur road. if you take a look at the ground here this sidewalk is salted so it's in good shape here, it's just wet but i want you to take a look at macarthur road and in just the past half hour the snow has really started to stick, about 30 minutes ago, the road just looked a little wet and slushy but here we see the road is really starting to become snow covered so folks want to take their time. we've been seeing a few cars, not many driving along this way, seem to be going slow no, major issues just yet. let's take a look at some video we shot earlier this morning. we've seen a number of plows out and about, a number of salt trucks working on the roads putting down that treatment. but we are -- we started seeing the snow -- the rain, rather, turn to snow as we came up the northeast extension from the city. we did check in with lehigh county communications. so far no major issues on the roads but again the snow is continuing to fall. they're hoping that stays th

trish hartman is live in whitehall township near allentown.d morning, trish. >> reporter: good morning, matt. yeah, the snow is coming down here. you can see these nice big light fluffy flakes are falling here. we're along macarthur road in whitehall township. we'll give you a live look at the road here. not so many issues right now. traffic is moving along. of course there's not many cars out here on the road but we will see it pick up a little bit as the morning moves on. the snow is starting to sting it's mostly wet and slushy right now but again we checked in with lehigh county communications just a short time ago and they are not seeing any issues on the roads just yet and they're hoping it stays that way. we have seen a number of salt trucks in our travels this morning on our drive up here. started as rain but once we got onthe to northeast extension we did see that precipitation change over to snow. we see a little bit of snow starting to stick on the roadways right now and mostly just wet and slushy put the snow is coming down nice big

there is a feeling in whitehall that his account of what happened about 15 years ago is plausible.is believed it is truthful. but i have to say that eyebrows are being raised in whitehall and in the national security world about that article, that interview in the daily telegraph, which led to that headlined "russia is ready to kill us by the thousands". he said two things about russia, one is that they will target the gas and electricity interconnect connectors that link the uk to continental europe. and that they are photographing power stations, electricity stations. i'm hearing language like this from the national security world. the secretary of state for defence is playing fast and loose with the national security, to distract from his private life. downing street, do they know? i think this was something that was known in the mod that i am not sure other areas of whitehall knew. i spoke to a good friend of gavin williams who says that he believes the secretary of state has got pretty close to the line of what you should disclose, but hasn't actually crossed that line. defenc

what the telegraph is suggesting is that whitehall officials, whitehall mandarins as we like to calltrying to get the prime minister to agree a soft brexit. much of the lines that philip hammond was talking about, that he seemed to get hauled over the coals over by the pm when he was in davos. this is the idea of the modest brexit, not too many differences and so on. brexit, not too many differences and so on. they are saying jeremy heggie cabinet secretary is behind this, along with ollie robbins, the pm's chief brexit advisor. they may well be advising that. it may be the sensible thing to do. but the telegraph being a brexit paper, this isa telegraph being a brexit paper, this is a betrayal. they do say that obviously they have the big war cabinet meeting on monday, say really keying it up. every time i hear the word whenever i try, i see people sliding under the table! the thing is, we are in it for the long haul. it seems to me that these are the small things on the way to our divorce. these other bits, i have mentioned it before, it is like a divorce. you have the house, childr

we're here along macarthur road in whitehall township. we'll give you a live look at the road conditions here. the roads appear to be just wet right now but it's been sticking on and off. we've seen a lot of plow trucks coming through this morning, a number of salt trucks coming through putting down we've seen crews salting the sidewalks, so at least the sidewalk where we are is in pretty good shape. but as karen was saying, the temperatures are -- they're very cold this morning. so, things could be slippery either walking or driving. again, we have a number of school closings and delays in this area because of the road conditions. as we were coming up from the city we started out seeing just rain but then as we came up the northeast extension, it quickly changed over to snow. so, again, back out here live on macarthur road, we're not far from route 22, the roads are wet, they're a little slushy. the plows have been coming through periodically and people appear to be taking their time, which, of course, is always encouraged when we have c

this is all at the whitehall cement on main street in whitehall township. there are no reports of any injuries. >>> today california starts selling recreational marijuana. the market is expected to haul in billions in revenue next year. a report from a research firm estimates marijuana sales to hit more than $5 billion by 2019. that would match beer sales in california that hit $5 billion last year. >>> despite foul trouble and scary fall against the sun, joelle embiid managed to stay in the game to help them get the win. the fall did cause an injury on embiid's hand. he had an x-ray that shows no broken bones, that is good news. however trainers think it could be strained. embiid says he felt numbness and pain, but willing to overcome to get the win. >> i wanted to be on the court to win the game. >> do you have any sense of what the plan is from here moving forward? >> i have no idea. but i think i should be fine. >> j.j. redick also had a big night with 22 points. the 6ers held the suns score last in the last 90 seconds of the game to close out 2017 in s

if there is another collapse, another failure, another carillion, and the fears are real in whitehallthat would light a fire on this —— on this already hot controversy involving private firms and the state. many thanks, john pienaar. a couple in california have been charged with torture and child endangerment, after their 13 children were allegedly held captive in the family home. the brothers and sisters, aged between two and 29, were found to be dirty and emaciated, with some chained to their beds. james cook reports from southern california. in public, they looked like a big happy family. devoutly christian. renewing their wedding vows in las vegas, david and louise turpin played the part of proud parents. but in private, say police, they had a dark secret. before dawn on sunday, a 17—year—old girl escaped from this house through a window. she had taken a deactivated mobile phone and managed to use it to call police. inside officers found her 12 brothers and sisters, dirty and malnourished. three were shackled to their beds with chains and padlocks. the home was dark and foul smell

straight to whitehall and the department of help.s already acknowledged the immense challenges in the nhs. tubing more evidence like this is likely to bring a change, a change of approach or policy? the official line tonight is that the government did put more money into the nhs in england over two years in the budget is more for this winter's pressure but nobody here is denying the images we saw maybe typical of hospitals around the country. a&e units and a real strain, difficulties finding beds and start feeling the pressure. it will add momentum to a debate around whitehall about the long—term funding needs of the nhs. jeremy hunt, the secretary of state, has already called for a 10—year funding plan. his department is under pressure on another front tonight, but the calculation of a&e statistics for the key four our waiting time benchmark. the bbc has become aware is smaller but of trusts, possibly more, have been adding data from minor injuries set at centres run by other providers into their data to perhaps make their performan

fire location, in upper darby, white hill drive, whitehall drive, seven observation drive, just offspring road. so watch for some local detours this morning. couple of left over accidents in water main break, accident here madison and the white horse pike over in south jersey, and lindenwold, and then water plane break from yesterday, washington lane and rodney, still with some crews out there this morning. also, over in clementon, route 30 the white horse pike just watch for one lane pattern at oaklane. septa says first training out of the gate the airport and thorndale line runs with some delays. >> judge has block president trump's decision to end the deferred action for childhood arrivals program, also known as daca more than 700,000 immigrants who entered the country illegally as children could be deported as soon as march. president trump says he's open to a deal, to protect those dreamers but it must include money for his border wall, and i am graduation reform. >> montgomery county news right now. going national. one of the congressmen brendon boyle introducing new bill based on t

>> not today. >> lots of students got a snow day including allentown and whitehall were closed todaystorm. trish hartman, channel 6 "action news." >>> meanwhile, the action cam was in wilmington this morning as the snow began to fall here. people were making their way around just fine despite the coating building on the sidewalks. driving though was a bit easier than walking since much of that snow melted as soon as it hit the road. and a check of the roads right now. >> gina gannon is live in the traffic center. >> reporter: we are starting with an accident. if you travel in bucks county you see an accident right now on the northbound side of 95 right at street road and you see it out here brocking the two right lanes expect delays from route 413. and your travel time before you get to this point. woodhaven to the vine clear and the vine to woodhaven clear. but this shot because of the accident is a slow go. and another accident for you. traveling out into the area esington and delaware county expect this issue out here. you can make it through the ramp but the gore point area. and

there is no evidence of chaos and the government is working very hard indeed across all whitehall departmentsllion takes place in an orderly manner which does not disrupt public services. or is itjust a bump in the road for a policy that can't in practice be reversed? we'll ask this downing street minister. also tonight: ten different classmates! this is how they used to sell sweets to kids. and this is now. you cannot see very strong advertising but once you start getting into the games and into the stories you can see very close association with the toys children receive when they get kinder eggs. are advertisers gaming the rules on selling sugar?

department one year after everybody thought his political career was over but this really shows that the whitehall machine may not be the biggest fan of him and he is not the biggest fan of him and he is not the biggest fan of them either. i don't know if he ca res of them either. i don't know if he cares a lot about that. he lacks efficiency. he likes to see public serva nts efficiency. he likes to see public servants held to account. importantly, servants held to account. importa ntly, he servants held to account. importantly, he is highlighting the brexit glycol. all domestic policies have been pushed aside to focus on brexit were still need to look at like housing and nhs public servant are doing - benefits of the are doing that. benefits of the papers denied. don't forget you can see the front pages of the newspapers online on our website and it is all there for you. —— that if it is all there for you. —— that if it for the papers tonight. a warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. what have you been watching this week? very

department one year after everybody thought his political career was over but this really shows that the whitehall him and he is not the biggest fan of him and he is not the biggest fan of them either. i don't know if he ca res of them either. i don't know if he cares a lot about that. he lacks efficiency. he likes to see public serva nts efficiency. he likes to see public servants held to account. importantly, servants held to account. importa ntly, he servants held to account. importantly, he is highlighting the brexit glycol. all domestic policies have been pushed aside to focus on brexit were still need to look at like housing and nhs public servant are doing - benefits of the are doing that. benefits of the papers denied. don't forget you can see the front pages of the newspapers online on our website and it is all

whitehall insiders will be having lots of concessions about the meanings of this.eing withjeremy corbyn that it is the end of our outsourcing. didn't think it is the end of outsourcing. that is clear. the big thing i keep hearing about his concentration. they bring up how frustrating it is that the market is so concentrated with outsourcing. there are relatively few players of a scale large enough to take on the kind of contracts that the government likes to deliver. they also think that things are currently in hand, they think that pensions are going to be dealt with by the pension protection fund, they think public contracts will be picked up and be ok. obviously problems with the supply chain. this isn't the sort of lehman brothers catastrophe. the problem for them in the short—term is, actually, if you look at the serco share price, it has gone up. a big rival? yes, because things are easier for them, there is one fewer bidder in the market. are they seeing big changes to outsourcing now? not in the short—term, not under this government. the big thing worth rem

there is no evidence of chaos and the government is working very hard indeed across all whitehall departments to ensure that the liquidation of carillion takes place in an orderly manner which does not disrupt public services. or is itjust a bump in the road for a policy that can't in practice be reversed? we'll ask this downing street minister. also tonight: ten different classmates! this is how they used to sell sweets to kids. and this is now. you cannot see very strong advertising but once you start getting into the games and into the stories you can see very close association with the toys children receive when they get kinder eggs. are advertisers gaming the rules on selling sugar? and we remember the cranberries singer dolores o'riordan who died today aged 46. # in your head # zombie # good evening. should the government be giving a company that's issued three profit warnings millions and millions of pounds‘ worth of further contracts? the question sadly, is a rhetorical one. shortly after dawn this morning, carillion declared itself bust. it had racked up debts of more than £900 milli

this is what folks in whitehall dealt with today, cars covered with fresh powder and sidewalks needingveling. anything untreated will likely freeze tonight. let's check in with cecily tynan for the late word from accuweather. >> the snow is no longer falling from the sky. it's still snowing from the eastern parts of the show of maryland and north carolina. for us, it's not about the falling snow now. it's about the falling temperatures and the fact that we got melting on the roads. the poconos getting quite a bit. skiers happy about this. emmaus dropping off quickly, 3.2. reading 2.5. delaware 1.2 and philadelphia .2 of an inch, just a coats of snow. now we are clearing out the clouds and temperatures are dropping quickly, down to 22 in philadelphia. with the clearing skies, temperatures drop to the teens, slushy areas freeze, so the morning commute, not just untreated roads, but sidewalks and driveways will be icy. be careful. if you are tired of the cold, snowy pattern, i have good news. a dramatic warm up. it's extended. i have the deal detail details e seven-day forecast. jim? >> p

ministers who have gone with great fanfare, if they don't have something to tell whitehall they are aey normally run into trouble. david lidington has two think that tell whitehall he is a big beast, david livingstone, he is well—known and well respected. so i have been looking this very long day that didn't quite go to plan. it has been a torrid six months for theresa may. today was the moment for the prime minister to finally assert her authority over her government and party after the disastrous general election setback. it all started so well when the prime minister stood on the steps of downing street to show off the new group of mps she hopes will rejuvenate the conservative party. but as the day wore on, the reshuffle is started, and this evening the prime minister was shaken by the surprise resignation ofjustine greening. who spurned the offer of a move to the department for work and pensions during a two—hour visit to number ten. i understand theresa may and justine greening have had a troubled relationship. one person who knows the prime minister's mind told me that she neve

this is our own senior officials in whitehall saying, 0k, it'll cost the country money and thatis it'llt the country money and that is the opinion of the most senior experts in our government. it doesn't mean we shouldn't do it but they are saying, there is a financial hit to this and you need to bear that in mind if you pursue this course. it is a really important point. if people want to put immigration in front, that is their choice but they need to know what the impact of that will be. they might still want to do it but if you want more facts in front of you, this is ultimately what this is about. david cameron and theresa may. only refused to move the tens of thousands target in previous manifestos. it is something they've always stuck to end it is something she is saying again. theresa may said today there is a difference between coming to great britain prior to march 29 and after that. there is an issue about classifying people coming to britain. some people coming to britain. some people will look at that and say, i don't care if gdp smaller would have been. ab inbev the country

delivering a hundred pants on the ground and i think in fact it's one of the more efficient budgets that whitehall dispensers but we justify because it makes the world a safer and more prosperous place and britain is a big hearted country and we need to support it what we need to justify because it has huge effectiveness on the ground but we're undergoing a major crisis and the national health service of the present moment what should i answer to be able to look at that craters in the health service say well look some of that thirteen billion pounds spent of international aid would be better devoted to the health service. well firstly i think you should do both i think public expenditure should pursue both these objectives i think they're both very important i think the international development budget is a huge investment in the future of the younger generation and there is an intergenerational this year in britain where the older generation of had it rather better than the younger generation have it these days so i think it's an important investment in their future but as i say i think you need

whitehall lehigh county taylor hendrix was ejected before the incident. police say hendrix assaulted the horse near city and parking lot the the 22-year-old face as i slew of charges. >> new dpoch nor of new jersey will be sworp in in trenton today. democrat phil murphy will succeed murphy will be sworn in at war memorial trenton and tonight inaugural ball will be held met life in rutherford. that caps five days of preinsawing ration fest activitys in the garden state. weeks after taking oath for his fourth term allentown mayor ed palowsik goes on trial for corruption charges. fra federal prosecutors say he ran a pay-to-play scheme and mayor allegedly told vendors he expected campaign contributions in exchange for city contracts and powloski says he's innocent. >> house of horror uncovered in california neighborhood. children held captive in own home with some dhind beds. cbs news core stopped enter spoke to neighborhoods wondering how they missed signs signs neighbors are trying to figure out how they missed signs. they say the family lived here three ye

whitehall i know is that the united kingdom is a member of the security council and it will not be impacted same interests. we have seen it we acknowledge it regarding the middle east or in africa. i believe that the choices made today mean in particular that regarding iran it shows we are working together. we are working with the country with is a neighbour, a friend. a country that shares our relationship with freedom, democracy and security. then of course we can sometime have different views, but we always agree when it comes to these topics. this is the reason why we can work together. this is the reason why i've been so determined in my remarks regarding foreign policy and defence. to make sure there are no changes in this respect because we are stronger together. then let me tell you that the number of defeats or victories did not stop at the time of william the conqueror but for a at the time of william the conqueror but fora numberof at the time of william the conqueror but for a number of centuries we decided to wage war together and for... it's been beneficial to both countries.

whitehall township got several inches of snow and we put drone 6 above phoenixville for pretty pictures and it wasn't so pretty before the sun came up in manayunk where it was raw and wet. and tonight get ready for cold temperatures indeed. meteorologist cecily tynan with the facts and figures from the morning and the look ahead to colder temperatures. double scan live radar showing the snow that came through this morning is out of here here. however if you look to the south the same system it bringing snow to parts of virginia and north carolina and raleigh is up to 10 inches of snow. and head to the poconos to see snow totals and blakesly reporting 9 inches of snow getting the snow in the poconos where they want the snow. and allentown 3.1 and limerick 2 inches and landsdale 1.5. in knowledge, mantua 1.5 and mount laurel 1.2 and same in pennington and vineland. and delaware really minimal amountsw and g.50 inch and newcastle.f snow. and the plunging temperatures they are dropping all day midnigh the high 4:00, 35 and 8:00 lu droppin currently 25 degrees andlearing skies, the temperatu

whitehall students attended classes in a section every williamstown middle school in the meantime, nowementary, and another school in the district shutdown because every mold, still, remains closed. >> well, you can winfrey ticket to the eagles and james taylor concert. pay attention for your chance to win. >> also, from financial resolutions to maybe resolutions cents about staying healthy. or maybe getting healthier. doctor rob danoff is here with how to keep those kinds of resolutions. >> it is a boy. it is a girl. they're one set of twins with one notable difference. what separate them from the other. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> it is back to life. back to a very, very cold reality for everyone headed back to school, work today after the long holiday, it is cold out, but that's the reality now for 2018. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ trust #1 doctor recommended dulcolax. use dulcolax tablets for gentle dependable relief. suppositories for relief in minutes. and dulcoease for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax. designed for dependable relief. >> recreational marijuana now legal,

. >> >> police say 22-year-old taylor hendricks of whitehall lehigh county was ejected before the assault. it happened during city and parking lot on pattison avenue. it's not clear what led to the altercation. >> new jersey state police nearly 00 yards before crashing into a home in salem. the the truck smashed into a home on 400 block lincoln road and pilesgrove township 2:30 yesterday afternoon. the officials say the truck barreled out of control after colliding. we spoke with one of the homeowners that was home with his wife after the crash. >> and the home owners however were not hurt. authorities seen the house structurally unsafe forcing elderly couple to find another place to stay. >> president trump doctor is expected to discuss a last friday physical with reporters today. the president meanwhile is back at the white house. he took on illinois senator dick durbin over remarks about african nations in haiti. the president tweeted senator dickey durbin totally misrepresented what was said at the daca meeting. deals cannot be made when there is no trust. durbin is standing business

whitehall elementary in liamsto morning, it was closed since the fall and mold problems were found in the building and students attended classes in other schools, holly glen elementary willsed for the resyear. >>> it happened overnight on december 23rd. a hit and run driver seriously injure aid 19-year-old girl in southwest philadelphia. we can now report that police are investigating the incident. finally. >>> live at 61st and passyunk is "action news" reporter sara bloomquist, sara what is the story here? >> reporter: jim, this is the first we are broadcasting this story because initially not classified as a hit and run by police. they say it was chaotic and count fusing the night that cayenne was critically injured. her father is talking to "action news" in the hopes it tracks down a suspect. >> the guy that hit her left her in the street for dead. basically hitter and kept going. >> dwayne fisher is desperate for police to find and arrest the plan that hit her daughter on passyunk avenue on december 23rd. 19-year-old henders juries. >> two metal rods in one leg and another rod in

might want to avoid whitehall drive at seven oakes drive. outside and check another accident. this is 422 and that jam has really grown. this is eastbound traffic near first avenue as you head towards 202. now an 18 minute ride from oaks to 202. your main roads, it's not that they're a sheet of ice or anything like that but you may see a slick spot or two. with the melting we had yesterday and any refreeze temperatures are below freezing throughout the region. let's look at another accident, northeast extension southbound approaching quakertown, kind of looks like it can be a busy traffic day today, tam. >> thank you, karen. >>> breaking overnight, a gunman opened fire in north philadelphia and then vanishes without a trace. a 42-year-old man was found shot in the back around midnight. police are taking a look at security video that seems to show the victim staggering holding his side and collapsing. officers have not found any shell casings and neighbors say they didn't hear any gunshots. the victim is in the hospital in critical condition.

the buzzfeed news website reports that whitehall analysis found that growth over the next 15 years couldo 8% lower than if the uk stayed in the eu. government sources say the uk will not be worse off, and its preferred bespoke trade deal option was not analysed in these figures. we're joined by our economics correspondent andrew walker. what correspondent andrew walker. does it tell us, if ar well, what does it tell us, if anything? well, it's looking at how the economy would perform under three different scenarios compared with what we currently have. so it's not making a specific forecast that the economy will grow by so much over the next 15 years, but that it will be less than it would otherwise have been by a certain amount. those figures are 8% less cumulative economic growth if we were to go out on what is sometimes called wto terms, so with no trade deal, 5% less if it were a comprehensive free trade agreement with the european union, 2% less if the uk were to remain in the single market but having left the customs union. it must be said that inevitably, when you are looking over

this is at the whitehall cement plant. there are no reports of any injuries. >>> today california starts selling recreation aal marijuan. it's expected to haul in billions as dispensaries roll out. a report from the cannabis industry research firm estimates marijuana sales to hit more than $5 billion by 2019. that would match beer sales in california that hit $5 billion last year. >>> despite foul trouble and scary foul, joelle embiid managed to stay in the game to help lift the 6erss for the win last night. the fall did cause an injury on embiid's hand. he had an x-ray that shows no broken bones, that is good news. however trainers think it could be strained. embiid says he felt numbness and pain, but willing to overcome to get the win. >> i wanted to be on the court to win the game. >> do you have any sense of what the plan is from here moving forward? >> i have no idea. but i think i should be fine. >> j.j. redick also had a big night with 22 points. the 6ers held the suns scoreless in the last 90 seconds of the game to

. >>> school is back in session today at whitehall elementary machine row township gloucester county. >> this morning students filed back into the building which was shut down in october, due to a mold infestation. students had been attending class in a section of williamstown middle school, while the clean up was underway, holly glenn elementary another school in the district shutdown because of mold remains closed. >>> well, it is time to get back to work. the eagles are prepping for their first play-off game a week from saturday, at the linc, but there are some concerns following sunday's lost to the cowboys. eagles coach, doug pederson, is holding his after the game press conference, now, from the nova care complex. let's go ahead, take a listen to what peterson has to say. >> the players, the players want, it is not a punishment thing. it is not coming directly from me, it is what the players want. i listen to my guys. and i think that they understanded, that there is a sense of physicality we have to get back to. not saying, obviously football physical game, but i think there is

bethlehem and whitehall township. a cold bundle-up sort of morning. a blustery day today. the winds will be with us right on through the day. they won't be as strong as yesterday. just strong enough to keep us in the 30s this afternoon. winds gusting to 25 miles per hour. that's a northwesterly wind. that's a cooling direction for us. points to canada. that's the cold air coming from canada that we're going to feel all day long. we'll see sunshine. temperatures will be climbing. the normal high is 40. we'll get close to that today. the winds will make it feel cold all day. it will feel below freezing at 4:00 this afternoon. 31. then the wind will die down. you see these lines starting to come together during the evening hours? that's a sign of less wind. the wind lightens up. that's going to allow temperatures to go even colder tomorrow morning. clouds, serious? -- clouds, flurries, a few snow showers off of vineland, missing mullica township. flurries rolled through early in the morning, but dry for the rest of the day. we'll see the clouds thin for sunshine in philadelph

report roar police say the whitehall hall township resident gotti ejected from the goals game for beingock indicated and not having a ticket. after he got tossed police say hendricks approached a mounted police officer punching his horse repeatedly in the face and neck. then striking the officer. >> you shouldn't be punching horse. that's bot the tom line. no matter who you're a fan of don't be punches police horses. >> he broke the law and assault add police officer a mounted horse he should be put in prison. >> reporter: we caught up with eagles fans exiting the sixers game monday afternoon. the fan versus police horse tale left several shaking their hea heads. >> that's not cool. that is not cool. >> who in their mind right would do that. >> it's an embarrass. we still hear about santa claus and snowballs. we don't need this. >> not just snowballs. pnch ago horse with a cop on i it. that's just dumb. >> reporter: now the horse and the officer were okay. taylor hendricks was released on $5,000 bail and attempt to reach him tonight was not successful. iain. >> all right, dave. thank yo

the fire broke out in the back of the plant on main street in whitehall flames engulfed several trailersut there are no reports of any injuries. >>> turning to sports. eagles will play their first playoff game a week from saturday at the linc. at this point we don't know who they'll play. the birds wrapped up the regular season yesterday against the cowboys with an offense as cold as the weather. nick foles played one quarter completed four passes for 39 yards and threw one interception. the game was scoreless until the fourth quarter when dallas did score but missed the extra point. birds did lose six to nothing but coach pederson says he's not worried. >> i'm not concerned. still got a lot of confidence in our offense. again it's not one person, one guy. there's enough to go around. the thing that you can't -- you can't do is you can't -- you can't have -- you can't have penalties and those are things that killed us pretty much all day. >> coming up on cbs3 "eyewitness news" this noon a new year's celebration gone wrong. what may have caused this fireworks fire. >>> and a vacation turn

our guestsjoining me tonight is the editor of politico london playbook, jack blanchard, and the whitehallhe government's agreed to release leaked documents which suggest that leaving the european union would result in slower economic growth. ministers had previously refused to disclose the findings. insisting that the research was incomplete. but they've now made a u—turn following pressure from the labour party. mps and peers are set to leave the palace of westminster during a proposed multi—billion pound refurbishment after the commons approved a motion calling for a full and timely deca nt by 236 votes to 220, a majority of 16. during a debate on the restoration and renewal plans, the leader of the commons, andrea leadsom, said mps and peers would not leave the houses of parliament until 2025 at the earliest. with me now is our political correspondent eleanor garnier. eleanor, give us more details esther mcvey a re eleanor, give us more details esther mcvey are leaving but not leaving yet? not leaving quite yet. if the move would not even start until around 2025, of course we will have

. >>> student answer staff are finally headed back to whitehall elementary school in monroe townshipester county, billing shut done back in october due to mold infestation, student hen been attending classes in a section of the middle school while clean up was underway. another school shutdown because every mold remains closed. >> time now 5:36. in business news this morning, the markets are getting ready for their first day of trading this new year. >> money watch's hena doba joins us from the new york torque stock exchange with a preview. good morning, hena. >> good morning, guys. that's right. stocks do begin their first day every trading for the new year, hoping for more of what happened last year. the dow rose 5,000-point, in a year, for the first time ever. and in the last week of 2017, trading, the dow gained 92-point, adding 25%. the s&p 500 ended up where it started but it finished 19 and a half% higher for the year, nasdaq lost 31-point last week , but added 28% in 2017. >>> bit coin starting the new year with it first decline since 2015. according to data collected by bloo

according to news website buzzfeed, the leaked document, titled eu exit analysis cross whitehall briefings drawn up for the department for exiting the eu. it looked at scenarios ranging from leaving with no deal to remaining within the eu single market. it concludes that growth would be lower in each outcome and almost every part of the economy would suffer. answering an urgent question the minister played down the report, describing it as a selective interpretation and an attempt to undermine our exit from the eu. it is a preliminary attempt to improve on the flood analysis, to test ideas and design a viable framework for the exit of the eu. —— flawed. at this early stage, it only considers off—the—shelf trade arrangements. this is not what we are seeking in the negotiations. it does not yet consider our desired outcome. the most ambitious relationship possible in the european union as set out by the european union. not good enough! here we go again, mr speaker. brexit impact assessments take two. we call on the government to publish impact assessments, a simple argument on the significa

that's upper darby whitehall drive at white oaks drive. ice in west mount airy lincoln drive at johnson street so be careful traveling through that area as well. let's take a look in bear, new castle county we've got an accident here. still closing red lion road and that's between old summit road and summit point circle so look for the closure there and lindenwold camden county a few problems. we had an accident here on madison avenue. that just cleared. but we've got water main breaks on franklin avenue at redmond, white horse pike and west oak lane. you know how many water main breaks we've had and you could add two more to that list tam. >> thank you, karen. >>> breaking overnight a gunman opened fire in north philadelphia and then seems to vanish without a trace. a 42-year-old man was that found shot in the back on the 400 block of west norris street around midnight. police are now reviewing security video that shows the victim staggering and holding his side before finally collapsing at that location. but officers have not found any s

class also resume at whitehall elementary school in monroe township, the building was shut down in october, for mold clean-up. while hall student attended class in a section of williamstown middle school in the meantime. holly glenn elementary, and another school in the district , that was shutdown because every mold, remains closed. >>> happening today: philadelphia's next district attorney is among several elected officials being sworn into office. larry krasner will take the oath of office this morning, at the kimmel center in center city. the democrat is a long time civil rights attorney, he is interim kelly hodge though took over for seth williams. williams is serving five year prison term after pleading guilty in june to bribery. >> and rebecca rhynhart will be sworn in as philadelphia's first female controller today. also at the kim em center. rhynhart worked in the nutter and kenny administrations, she upset incumbent controller allen butkovitz in last year's democratic primary and defeated republican mike tomlinson in november. >> well, there are some new changes happening in new

there's no access from parliament square to whitehall because of the works there. will stay mostly cloudy as well and that is all because of this cold front. it has been moving across very gradually overnight and will continue to do so during the day. it is taking its time. it may take most of the morning, at least, for this cloud to begin to thin and maybe break. you could still get some rain first being, —— first thing, hoping we could get some brighter weather. maximum temperatures it in up to nine or 10 celsius. overnight tonight it could move further back and become cloudy again. we could get one or two macleay spells further west, meaning missed and developing. spots of light rain and drizzle. temperatures between four degrees and five celsius. a murky start morning. but mr and fog might ta ke start morning. but mr and fog might take its time to lift, but when it does, it will lift into low cloud. another rather grey day. temperatures up to eight celsius on thursday. as we go through thursday evening of thursday night temperatures dropping again. mist and fog

the government is working very hard indeed across all whitehall departments to ensure that the liquidationcarillion takes place in an orderly manner that does not disrupt public services. we'll be asking how a company in financial trouble was nonetheless able to secure major government contracts. also tonight... a coroner in cumbria concludes that 13—month—old poppi worthington had been sexually assaulted before she died of asphyxia. in bangladesh, fears for the safety of thousands of rohingya muslims facing a return to possible violence in myanmar. they are living in what is now the world's largest refugee camp, amid what the united nations is calling a children's crisis. what a great shot! and many tributes to cyrille regis, the man who led the way for black footballers in britain. he's died at the age of 59. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news, manchester united go in search of a win against stoke tonight, while the potters begin a new era under paul lambert. good evening. ministers have held an emergency meeting tonight following the collapse of carillion, the major construction and

. - has a culture been allowed to develop in whitehall when civil servants bluntly get too close to ana— private sector companies and almost routinely hand out lucrative contracts almost routinely hand out lucrative co ntra cts to almost routinely hand out lucrative contracts to them? i'm not implying its corrupt, but is a dangerous overconcentration in some of our industries and this is building up a client crony relationship. one of the lessons the public will drop from this particular episode is the way that rewards have been allocated, the chief executive who led this company into disaster has walked away with millions. hedge fund is this morning are pocketing hundreds of millions gambling against the government. it is the taxpayer who will fund these losses. many small companies will go bust in tragic circumstances. how much do you think the taxpayer will fund a sizeable bill? david livingstone this morning seemed to be playing down the fact that the taxpayer could end up paying a hefty bill? down the fact that the taxpayer could end up paying a hefty bill7m we can take these cont

on thursday and i understand there will be further meetings this weekend, such is the concern in whitehallt departments are involved in this, transport and treasury and justice in the business department. it is all being controlled by the cabinet office and who has a new minister this week. the government are stressing that they have contingency plans in place that are robust. should anything happen to carillion, major projects will continue as normal but sources are telling me the issue needs to be sorted in the next few days, not weeks. thank you very much. consumers can no longer be charged extra for paying by credit or debit card under new laws from today. it is hoped the ban will benefit shoppers and holidaymakers who buy goods online or in small stores, but some retailers have already said they will raise overall prices in response to the change. adina campbell reports. they are the small fees added at the very end of the buying process. in percentage terms it may not be that much but these card surcharges add up. notany much but these card surcharges add up. not any more. under new

a few areas that snow. 31 in reading, 37 in whitehall. 38 in easton.se numbers are a good bit higher than they were at this time yesterday. >>> and the trend is definitely going to continue. 36 for the high yesterday. about 46 today, 56 tomorrow, and then we're leveling off in the 50s all of the way through tuesday. and then we get a quick shot of colder air. why do i feel it will warm up so much. 53 in roanoke, virginia right now. there is no bitterly cold air in the country for a change. and it will stay that way for awhile. we have that january thaw here and you know the rest of the mont, maybe into the beginning of february we're on the milder side. we're dry not only around here, but across a good bit of the country. so we don't have any issues with really nasty west virginather c at least not over the weekend. the prettiest day of the weekend, the clouds will increase on sunday, not as chilly in the morning, sunday, as it will be tomorrow morning. the clouds will take the temperature down a few degrees on sunday. that is still way above normal fo

sharpe lived in this interesting dwelling called whitehall, which began life in 1765 as a pavilion for entertaining the governor's guests from annapolis. the form of the structure comprised of a square central block and a pro porch executed in the corinthian order with two slightly shorter wings, really makes it more of a -- than house. it held an entertaining room with flanking parlors in the wings. the interior finishes are enriched, feature enriched wooden trim and ornamental plaster. after his retirement from office in 1769, sharpe resided at the site. a five-part house th through the addition of dependencies. the fall visit of 1773 consisted of the normal rounds of races, dining, dances, and drama. governor eden provided lodgings again. the following year, washington did not attend the races. due tod been postponed the meeting of the first continental congress in philadelphia. delegate washington of virginia stopped to dine in annapolis on his way north and on his way home again at the end of october. he did not return to annapolis for the duration of the war. he chose instead to

whitehall. doesn't necessarily need the money. all fun and games in london. that is it for me. back in 20 minutes.>>> whether it is a bank or the post office or a school. nobody is safe when it comes to graffiti.>> and elizabeth on the rise in oakland. the concern and one neighborhood where the problem is spreading from buildings to the streets. -- graffiti on the rise.>>> in one part of oakland postal service trucks had this might have become a growing target of taggers. we begin looking at the issue after a cameraman spotted a postal truck covered in graffiti at a gas station. check out these pictures outside the civic center post office. we are told 40 trucks have been tagged in the past few months. the problem appears to be getting worse. the story you will see only here.>> reporter: i spoke with a postal inspector. vandalizing a mail truck is a federal crime. they have seen this growth of graf