i feel crane re-encounters whitman whenever he meets these figures. the bums, to me, are whitman.sees whitman's face in front of him. [hart crane] cutty sark is built on the plan of a fugue. two voices that of the world of time and that of the world of eternity, are interwoven. the atlantis theme that of eternity is the transmuted voice of the nickel-slot pianola. this voice alternates with that of the derelict sailor and the description of the action. the airy regatta of phantom clipper ships seen from brooklyn bridge on the way home is quite effective, i think. music still haunts their names long after the wind has left their sails. "it's s.s. ala-- antwerp-- "remember kid to put me out at three she sails on time. "i'm not much good at time any more keep weakeyed watches sometimes snooze..." "a whaler once-- "i ought to keep time and get over it--i'm a "democrat--i know what time it is--no "i don't want to know what time it is--that damned white arctic killed my time..." [hart crane] "rose of stamboul o coral queen-- "tsed remnants of the skeletons of cities-- "and galleries, ga

you're not assisting anybody. >> reporter: whitman points to his reports who says they were altered by management to change his conclusions without his consent. and what is this an example of to you? >> it's an example of falsification of documents. >> reporter: it's your name? >> it's my name, and it's not my report. >> reporter: he launched formal complaints all the way up to the u.s. secretary of labor and faced discipline for giving whistleblowers internal information about how he thought their cases were mishandled. >> i think as soon as you broadcast anything i'll be fired. >> reporter: the irony is not lost on whitman. he wants the public to know the system designed to protect our safety is broken. >> you either quit our job or you keep your mouth shut because if the company doesn't fire you and black list you, osha will destroy your life. as a consequence, a lot of things aren't being reported. and that's the scarier part. >> reporter: osha region nine declined an interview request. but late this morning a national spokesman contacted us is called the allegations preposterous.

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this is south philadelphia i-95 past the walt whitman bridge.ot an accident with a jackknifed tractor-trailer and you can kind of see right there it's in the process of clearing out of there. it's jackknifed tractor-trailer and this is south philadelphia 95 past the walt whitman bridge but just an example of what can happen. we showed that you scene a minute ago so that one cleared but i think you have to be careful about that. remember 45 miles an hour speed restrictions on your area highways. now we're looking at the schuylkill and penndot has got it looking towards the trees at this point with the snow coming down but be careful in this area nearby on the schuylkill near past gulph mills we have an accident there with traffic just barely getting by. also in conshohocken the ramp from the blue route northbound to the schuylkill westbound is closed and that's because of a jackknifed tractor-trailer. here we had an accident in berks county that cleared but problems wherever you look on the roads. take it slowly. the main roads as well as the sid

you heard meg whitman talk about cisco, by the way. working is very strong away from what she's saying. a lot of companies having very good companies. >> cisco one of the five dow components up. jpmorgan depot, not a surprise and goldman sachs. >> look, you're seeing -- there are many restaurants and retailers on the nasdaq and they're doing well. some of them you haven't heard from. when was the last time that texas road house was blowing the doors open? texas road house. david, it is time david, i've told you -- >> patrick swayze movie. >> these are kinds of companies i'm saying they're not in the top ten but they're just growing and growing and growing. and some of the sirrus logics. >> at the nasdaq it's staples, launching staples business loans for small businesses. >> american express raises business loans. >> only stock -- only s&p worst off than hp this morning chesapeake. 11 cents misses by 13. revenue ahead but cutting cap x by 26% new york surprise. >> a lot of the guys haved that to cut cap x. other than rosetta and this on

it is called the walt whitman plaza look at the the paper signs they have put up on the door. when they have no water legally, health wise they cannot open for anything, not tone serve you a gator raid out of the refrigerator. so nothing for 30 miles until you get past exit number two which is a licensing ride and long time to hold you it if you have to hold it. plaza is closed. no water in the building is what the sign says. the water pipe burst. they are out back trying to fix it as fast as possible but trying to fix things in this kind of weather is even harder because if you are digging under the ground the ground is rock hard as well. big problems for anybody who is driving on the turnpike and need to rest, you know what i mean. you can at least get gas. the the turnpike is opened, rest stop is still opened. you can pull in here. guys, i got the to put this delicately use your imagination and your fortitude to figure out what to do. i'm sure trucker know the the tricks to the trade. lauren, i don't want to gress our audience out. this will be the first of many water pipes

from "the duff,' mae whitman. fashion designer carolina herrera.turing the 8g band. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and now, here he is, seth meyers! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night". how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers ] oh, whoa. that is good to hear. you guys, the academy awards are this weekend, and oscar fever is sweeping the nation. oh sorry, i read that wrong. that's measles. [ laughter ] measles is sweeping the nation. so have fun at your measles party this weekend. and good luck filling out your measles ballot. [ laughter ] yesterday, this is exciting, yesterday kim jong-un debuted a new haircut and half-shaved eyebrows. let's take a look. [ laughter ] those eyebrows are un-bleak. actually, can we see that again? [ light laughter ] i don't know how you're going to achieve world domination when even your eyebrows are losing territory. [ laughter ] take this as a lesson, this is what happens when you execute your barber mid-haircut. let's see that picture one more time. oh, that'

bad back toe that hurts. >> whitman says he needs more "grit and grime from his team." so he's leading the way. >> that's what coaching is. coaching is making tough decisions. look at yourself in the mirror. and say am i doing enough? i try to do that with myself. >> there's your sampler for the day. if you don't like this shame on you. the world championship parade is scheduled for tomorrow through boston. snow is a problem there. justin edleman and malcolm butler spent the day at disney world. rob gronkowski was on jimmy kimmel show last night. tom brady says he wants to give his m.v.p. award to malcolm butler. he said it should be his and brady is trying to work it out so he gets it. i know the way brady jumped around after that play he was like a 10-year-old. you could almost see this coming. he wants to give the truck to malcolm butler, good luck to him. and that's good. >> tell malcolm to check the air pressure in the tires oochlt europe asking him to give the truck to somebody. >> somebody, yeah. >> good move. >> all right. >> doesn't need that new truck. >> we'l

benjamin franklin bridge betsy ross both coming in at 25 miles per hour, restrictions walt whitman at 35 miles per hour, stowe will be slow go in and out of the city. we have a new accident i-295 northbound past mt. holly in willingboro. so again watch out for some delay potential there over the next few hours more accidents again on the northeast extension, again the farther north you go better shot for icy conditions. this is tractor-trailer in the right lane, right by the quakertown exit. you may want to get off at the exit and head north or south on 309. for an alternate route. farther up north toward the lehigh valley interchange another accident still in play. and then richmond township, california road, near keystone road also, another accident. so pack the patience this morning, mass transit no delays, as well as the airport, all is good there. and now for the rest of the weather forecast, we send it back over to kate way check on what's happening. good morning. >> us a said justin, the further north you go the more likely tour run into the potential problem every still some v

restrictions on the ben franklin, betsy ross to up 35-mile per hour speed restrictions for the walt whitman bridge. further north go better chance to find some icy conditions, still accident in milford township, tractor-trailer right lane on the pa turnpike, right around the quakertown exit, and up into the lehigh valley interchange, another accident, and in rich land, another accident california road near keystone road. no delays with mass transit and the airport looking okay. that's the latest with the roads, sends it back to erika. >> it is promising like justin was saying to be slippery morning commute after the rain and snow that fell overnight. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now, out in exton, chester county to see how the driving can are there jan, good morning. >> raining here, and still very quiet. just myself and couple of my friend out here, some private plow drivers some private contractors, clearing this parking lot. coming to you liver outside of the exton square mall, where you can see this parking lot very wet. and that snow as justin was saying that fell ov

otherwise, walt whitman bridge looking just fine. 95 we just looked at, northbound lanes, no problems there, 422 westbound from 202 into oaks about eight minute trip there as well. we have some work on 95 northbound, on the onramp from cottman avenue, though. be careful when headed on throughment ukee, back over to you. >> thanks, jess, in sports, sixers play their final game before the nba all-star break tonight. curry and the golden state warriors in town. have the best record in the association. on the ice the flyers may have to do without goalie steve mason who suffered a lower body injury against the caps yesterday. fly guys won the game. the wayne train was chugging along, wayne simmons broke one-one tie with 19th goal of the season. orange and black over the capitols in washington three to one nicely done, flyers on the road against montreal tomorrow night at the playoff push continues. push it real good. back to you. >> just like the commercial and song, right? begin deed. >> still ahead in the next half hour of "eyewitness n

whitman found both faced retaliation fopv u reporting safety issues. to rehire them with back pay. instead he said region 9 managers dismissed the cases. >> it creates victims for the whistleblowers that come to us. a lot of them suffer morariu taliation from the agency than they did from their company. >> in fact, he was so upset about the outcome of madri's case asked the national office to investigate. it did and agreed with him. >> they eventually found it as merit. >> your original findings. of eight whistleblowers we spoke with who work in airlines is hazardous waste, trucking and nuclear industries. all believe management mishandled their complaint. >> whitman believes the s! th is set up to get rid of cases rather than investigate them.ñ look in the cases in region nine awarded merit. numbers show osha issued merit findings times 16 times out of 562 investigations since 2009. that's just 2.8% of the cases. nationally the numbers are dismal at 2.7%. whitman shared e-mails between multiple investigates in his office highlightingkz:ñ pressure to

steve was live here at this location earlier, walt whitman service plaza on the southbound side of the new jersey turnpike, and the gas pumps are open but there is no food, no water, in rest rooms, that whole refreshment area there is just blocked off. so the the only thing you can get is gas as you head south and that is a quick pit stop for folks. i feel bad for anybody using path the co high speed line today. this new construction schedule do you remember last week? they are doing it again today. single tracking will leave with us 26 minutes gaps in service. i wouldn't be too thrilled to be standing outside in 26 minutes. there is in express services, the key is having the timetable for patco high speed line today. >> we have talk bit all week. fifteen to 30 minutes, you can get frost nip frostbite, if you are outside in the cold, and skin exposed to this weather. twenty-six minutes waiting on the platform. no no, no. couple things, catholic schools in philadelphia, they have closed to day. public schools still. >> we have not heard any word on public schools just yet. >> so i'm sur

this is a live look at i-95 northbound just north of the walt whitman bridge. and again, you know, this is that time period i just drove in coming up 202 and then the schuylkill expressway where we just now hit that threshold where the plow trains can start to do their job. i did not the see one plow train working at all, in the last hour on my drive-in here. 202, snow covered, the schuylkill expressway, snow covered. i-95 here this is northbound there is the exit for columbus, avenue and delaware avenue here in south philadelphia. so a a jackknife tractor trailer on that northbound side of i-95. all of the bridges have speed restrictionness play, because of the weather. wear down to 25. ate plow train going through there. heading out the front door right now we are trailblazers. i wish i had a plow on the trent of my vehicle i could have help the penndot guys. but again underneath that snow, could be ice. i saw a cab kind of do a 360 on route 202. i saw two separate accidents on the way in on the schuylkill expressway, bottom of the on and off ramps right here

we may be heading to the walt whitman rest stop to give you an idea he how cold it is. that will be one of the first of many water main breaks been kelly talks about today chris and lauren. >> steve, thank you. >>> we will stay on top of the very latest conditions on our web site at the my fox philly.com, just click on the the fox 29 weather authority app as well if you want to down load that. >>> seven two-year old retired teacher in new jersey facing ten years in prison. >> what do you think about this. he had a 300 year-old antique gun in his reek will will when pulled over for a minor traffic violation. gordon van golder says he was bringing the unloaded 18th century pistol home to millville and then let him go. the the next day, he was arrested. new jersey now has some of the mess trick gun laws in the the country which includes a five to ten year mandatory sentence for transporting a firearm. >> between my legs and my hand both i thought where am i, is this america. >> i'm not the so worried about myself as i am about changing this stupid asanine arbitrary law. it

new jersey turnpike southbound at the walt whitman service area a water main break no food or water. noon turnpike southbound at the walt whitman service area. >>> look at this mess, it's a two-vehicle accident involving a taxi cab. the driver of the cab was trapped and extricated. you can seem the debris on the roads. you went to stick to 6 #nd instead of 63rd near arch where the action cam is live. you can see the police officers blocking the road in the area. you can see parts of the vehicle on the rooted. a horrible scene this morning a two vehicle accident. watch for 63rd near arch street restrictions near that area. again if you're out there use 62nd as the alternate. >> let's video of the crash that you just talked about karen, as they carried out the cab driver from the horrible accident in west philadelphia. the mangled taxi cab involved in the crash with the other vehicle. we don't know if anyone else was injured. the cab driver was placed in the ambulance rushed to the hospital listed in critical condition. we know he is 50 years old. let's hope he pulls through we'll find

whitman believes the system is set up to get rid of cases rather than investigate them. just look at the cases in region nine awatered merit, which is a victory for the whistleblower. osha issued merit findings 16 out of 562 investigates since 2009. that's just 2.8% of the cases. nationally, the numbers are equally dismal. he shared with us these e-mails between multiple investigator in his office highlighting concerns over pressure to close out more cases and meet quotas. >> it was always first and foremost about how can we do these things faster? >> this former whistleblower investigator agreed to speak with us only if we disguised her. >> if all you're doing is trying to do production line of investigations you're not assisting anybody. >> whitman points to his reports. he said they were altered by management to change his conclusions. without his consent. >> what is this an example of to you? >> it's an example of falsification of documents. >> your name? >> my name. and it's not my report. >> he launched former complaints all the way up to the u.s. secretary of labo

is meg whitman right? is the turnaround on track or are things just spinning around? my guest joins me now from new york. missing analysts estimates -- that always says more about the analyst than the company but this company, 13 or 14 quarters less in revenues despite the acquisitions. >> it was a challenging quarter. you did have margin improvement, but across the board, revenue growth remains challenging to say the least across all the different segments. we see the same pattern this quarter as we did last quarter. the enterprise side of the business remained more challenged than the pc side of the business. the pc side of the business sees mixed trends, but the pc segment doing ok. the enterprise segment still strongly challenged. on top of the execution and operational issues, you have the currency effect which was pretty substantial and likely to be there for the remainder of the fiscal year. >> currency is a big deal for this company but there should be some kind of benefit in terms of the cost of goods. a lot of goods are supplied in japan. the yen is a lot lo

and on to the walt whitman bridge mid-span, no delays or problems on the walt whitman bridge or the ben franklin, all of the area bridges are in good shape this morning. further up the 42 freeway looks okay, so no problems on 676, the ad mill wilson, the garden state parkway look good, as women. traveling around philadelphia today, on the boulevard this morning, two lanes are block northbound through whitaker and adams avenue, the outer drive block by an accident. other than that, not a bad morning for commuting. that's the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center. i'm ann evans nicole, back to you. >> us a know ann we've seen much worse than the last two weeks. thank you. >>> it is clock 19 right now. carol answers your pet questions in this week's ask the vet. >> does your pet itch like trudy used to? we'll finds out how you can cut down the itch coming thank you, cable for the slower internet upload speeds. for fewer video on demand titles. thank you cable, because if we never had you... ...we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. in customer satisfaction studies, f

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phase one of the demolition project will bring down 62 abandoned and unsafe buildings in the whitman park and cramer hill neighborhoods of camden. the city will tear down another 531 buildings during phase two and the city is looking to stabilize more than 1,000 other abandoned homes. camden also requires owners to register their property and pay fees when those buildings are left vacant. >>> well, boston and most of massachusetts is going through a snow overload. so much snow has piled up in boston that crews have resorted to dumping it into area waterways. a heavy blanket of snow was too much for the roof of this piano store here. and records indicate that boston got almost 6 feet of snow over the past 18 days. 6 feet in 18 daysle. and the city is now bracing for even more. >>> we are bracing for colder weather heading into the weekend. we are in the teens for the pocano mountains. the rest of the area clear. no sign of any snow. none being made in the philadelphia area with the skies going to see lots of sunshine today. right now 29 degrees in philadelphia. with a little bit of a

that includes franklin ross whitman, even burlington bristol. tracy? >> thanks. >>> 11 minutes past 5:00 right now. this year's flu season is taking a toll on supplies of the drug used to ease the symptoms. this morning we're investigating the impact of a it willtamiflu shortage in our area. >>> republicans get ready to unveil their plans to replace the affordable care act. skippy!! yippee!! fun fun fun! shiny! you never listen! what? is someone talking? skippy!! yippee!! look a ride! (vo) made with the funnest peanuts ever! skippy. yippee!! >>> here's a live look outside at 5:14. relatively warm outside. flags blowing. chris, 38 degrees? >> 38 degrees. >> 38 degrees, flag blowing. center city will see light snow according to bill henley between 7:00 and 9:00? ammeus here's a live picture there. we're seeing more light snow but bill says we'll just see light snow across the area today. the bigger thing you'll notice is the chilly temperatures that move in later this afternoon. >>> the u.s.-led coalition to stop isis is showing signs of strain. the unit

thirty-five on the walt whitman, fire route 70 between brace road i-295 alternate route, crescent road or church road. and then a second transformer fire new jersey, mounds laurel between saint david drive, alternate route 373 or union mill road. and still an accident up on the pennsylvania turnpike, right lane, right around the quakertown interchange. mass transit looks good. no delays so far at the airport. we send it back over to erika. >> thanks so much. we are getting more school delays and close this is morning, we have them for you at the bottom of the screen. the morning commute could be bit dangerous. jan carabeo joins just exton checking on driving conditions there. still raining january? >> raining here in exton chester county this morning doesn't mean the roads are in good condition. slushy mess this morning making our way out to the live location that we're at right now. the highways, look pretty clear, a lofter ponding side street, very slushy, seen fair number every penndot crews out here, salt g the rolled, that's the good news they're prepared for this storm they actua

the ben franklin betsy ross walt whitman, no incidents or delays. >>> and is the washington monument shrinking? sinking maybe? well, no but it is shorter than it was more than 100 years ago. the change to the historic monument that you probably wouldn't have noticed. >>> and running at a fraction of the normal strength the impact the cold is having on your car battery. plus the other item you need to check before you get behind the wheel. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ yoplait. with a smooth and creamy taste your whole family loves. don't miss yoplait's exciting new flavors -- creamy caramel and cookies 'n cream. >>> this is a live picture on west erie of a two-alarm apartment fire that's been burning before 5:00. so it's almost been an hour. we have skyforce 10 hovering over it with crews there. they are actually on the building there trying to get this fire out as soon as they can. there are no injuries that are reported right now, but we're trying to get information as we get it and we'll then share it with you. >>> this is a live picture from another fire in west philadelphia. flames are pouring out of

currently no problems for the walt whitman bridge or the ben, but we do have some speed restrictions east and westbound lansdowne to 35 miles an hour, due to fog. ukee back over to you. >> jess, thank you. an autopsy will be perform today for millersville freshman karlie hall of chaddsford, delaware county. the 18 year old was found dead in her dorm room yesterday. her boyfriend faces aggravated assault charges investigators say, two had a physical altercation. >>> also, police in cobbs creek are searching for the gunman involved in a deadly triple shooting. one man was shot and killed inside a home on fern reed street around 11:00 last night. another man and woman are in stable condition with gunshot wounds. >>> montgomery county health officials say a suspected case of measles is a false alarm. lab tests were negative for a 15 year old boy who came into an emergency room on friday. >>> a connecticut woman is accusing bill cosby of behaving inapropriately years ago on the set of the cosby show. helen gumble claims the comedian made sexual advances and leud gestures toward her in his

aruba is the first stake in the ground from meg whitman's turnaround. it is interesting hp would theoretically move before splitting the company. perhaps that is because they want aruba networks. if they are selling they may think we need to act now or risk losing them. >> hp has talked about improving operating margins they talked about it bumping up by a percentage point rate it was 15 basis points. buying money doesn't help you make more money, it helps you lose more money. what is it that they like? >> hard to know. we need to hear from hp. you can only guess. we can guess hp wants to add on their network businesses struggle down 11% annually. the enterprise wi-fi is hot. huge growth. hp would like to make a bigger footprint in that to challenge cisco, which does a lot of work. the idea is they have the growth moving in that direction. it doesn't matter if they don't make money now if they make money in the future. aruba may be a simple integration. this may be a good first acquisition for hp to make post turnaround because it is digestible and it i

hewlett and packard's meg whitman said the company's turnaround remains untracked. the earnings tell a different story. revenues are down to 1.4 billion. dig deeper and some things look even worse. revenue was flat. printing revenue is down 5%. h he is down. it was trading higher but is turnaround on track? bloomberg intelligence joins us from new york. i mean missing analyst estimates. this company has 13 or 14 quarters with less revenue. >> it was a tough revenue. you did have margin improvement across the board revenue growth remains challenges across the segments. we see the same pattern of this corridor as we did last quarter. it remains more challenged on the enterprise side they are not on the pc side. pc segment doing ok. enterprise segment still challenged. on top of the execution and operational issues you have the currency which was pretty substantial and likely to be there for the remainder of the fiscal year. >> it it's a big deal for this company because they sell so much to europe. a lot of the goods it in the printing business is supplied it in japan

highways, down to 25-mile per hour restrictions for the benjamin franklin bridge, betsy ross, walt whitman at 35, burlington bristol open expecting talcony palmyra to open in about an hour. accident in woodlands at 563 near white horse road. no delays with mass transit. ukee, back over to you. >> thank you. slip and slide, that could describe the morning commute. >> oh, ya. pennsylvania governor tom wolf says be extra careful if you have to drive. penndot also adds stay home if you can. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins just exton chester county check on the roads up there. good morning. >> reporter: erika ukee, good morning, raining here now in exton, chester county, but just because it is raining doesn't mean that the roads have gotten the all clear. not at all. they are completely slush think morning and that's because any snow that fell overnight, we did get at least a inch here, that is now soaked up all of the moisture that's falling and completely covered the roads. now, with slush. you can see some tire tracks in the roads here, this morning. we are coming to you live ju

hewlett-packard's chief executive meg whitman is getting more money. three years of sales decline, the company raised whitman's total compensation by 11%, ahead of hp's split into two separate companies. the numbers are in for last night's super bowl. the game drew a record 114.4 million viewers, making it the most-watched program in u.s. television history. nbc says it's live streaming platform attracted an average of 800,000 viewers per minute. the new england patriots defeated the seattle seahawks in dramatic fashion, 28-24. ♪ >> the chinese government released a scathing report about counterfeit goods, misleading ads. today jack ma spoke about the issue in hong kong. >> we have a problem almost every week. the problem we have last week, we already have the first stage solved. this thing i think is going to be very transparent. this thing is going to be pretty meaningful for e-commerce groups developing in china. it's not supported by certain government officials. it is how we can do things in a good way, in good legal procedures. and so far, we're

bridge mid span nice pictures of the walt whitman today.alt whitman n delays on the ben franklin. other areas bridges look okay. 4255 ac expressway and garden state expressway are doing just fine. that is the latest from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm ann evans, now nicole back to you. >> all right, thanks for the update, we appreciate it. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news", we will take you up, up and away in the hot air balloon ride as part of the annual tradition europe. as we get to break here's a look is what coming up tonight on cbs-3. stay with us. hey! guess what day it is?? >>hump day! hummmp daaay! it's hump day! >>yeah! >>hey mike! mike mike mike mike mike! >>mike mike mike mike mike. hey! he knows! hey! guess what day it is! hey! camel! guess what day it is! >>it's not even wednesday. let it go, phil. if you're a camel, you put up with this all the time. it's what you do. (sigh) if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. ok... thank you, cable for the slower internet uplo

meg whitman say we are prepared to do acquisitions.hey could make another acquisition before the split takes place, if it really wanted to. we will have to see exactly the direction hp goes. again, we will likely hear from aruba tomorrow. >> i'm sure the bankers are knocking on the door. thank you. earlier i talked to jayson nolan for a dive into hp's earnings. i asked what surprised him most? >> the biggest surprise to me was the free cash flow guidance came down at $3 billion. a big component was the cost of separation. legal fees, consulting fees, there is a lot of work that has to be done to separate these companies. i think it is the right move long-term, but that was a big surprise. i did not expect $1.3 billion this year, and $2 billion over two years. >> let's talk about this free cash-flow notion. it is very different from earnings. free cash-flow is actually the money that the company collects. there is a lot of back-and-forth that goes on on the balance sheet that leads to that. the free cash flow guidance sounds like it did

select sniper team employment, forward observer target citing identify threat uniforms and whitman, basicand elevation, card, long book and field sketch will stop training on day two should consist of effects of weather, basic marksmanship aiming and siding with iron sights and auto ranging and engaging moving targets. ironside and field fire. keep and memory gains. the third day of the training program should consist of memory gains, one half of class field fire with move and snap, life fire, field craft, range estimations, target detection and concealment and concealed movement exercises. they four should consist of a switch of classes. field fire ghost field craft and field craft to feel fire. day five consists of the following -- a rotation of the teams from a.m. to p.m. during training activities. one half of the crash is with movers and the other half goes to field craft. range estimation, target detection and concealed movement -- this will complete the five-day sniper sustainment program. sniper teams should be afforded every opportunity to thoroughly practice their skills. what y

then rob whitman will discuss the law and the president's budget request for the defense budget. then wayne frederick will join us on our bus for a black colleges and universities tour. >>> the political landscape has changed with the 114th congress. not only will are there 43 new republicans, and 15 new democrats in long. there is also 108 women in congress including one veteran. keep track using congressional chronicle on cspan.org. new congress best access on c-span, c-span 2, c-span radio, and c-span.org. >>> this sunday on q and a, david brooks on writing an article for the times and the awards he gives out at the end of the year. the sidney awards. >> they are given for the best magazine essays of the year. they can be in the counselors or obscure magazines, they always come out around christmas and new years, and the idea that is a good week to step back and not read little instant stuff, tweets, not even newspaper articles, but the time to read something deeper and longer and to celebrate the longer pieces. i do believe that magazines change history. the new republic was

this blocking the ramps from the 42 freeway to route 130, it is just on the jersey side of the walt whitman bridge. we go for a ride headed down toward philadelphia international, no problems up and down 995. also good shape at the airport, too no delays on arrivals and departures. and mass transit looking good. chris, lauren, back to you. >> bob, thank youment valentine day is, what, two days away now. and we're sharing some of your store business romance. >> fox 29's karen hepp has more on delaware couple looking back on their love almost six decades later. >> valentine day just around the corner. so thinks about things romantic, so today if we want to communicate usually do that with e-mail, maybe text message. i want to take you back about 60 years ago to time of love letters. and introduce you to the inning else. >> -- angles. >> it sell beautiful inside and outside. >> old hands, a story of young love. back in 1956, quickly summer love blossomed into a long distance romance thanks to twice weekly love letters. and they still have every single one. >> what a delicious thought. i think

traveling the 42 freeway, drive times are pretty average at 5 minutes on 42 between blue 55 and the walt whitman in fact all the area bridges are free of incidents i don't forget forget,. >>> and temperatures plummeted with the clear skies and the wind blowing to make it feel so much colder this morning. the winds are gusting to 35 miles an hour right now in philadelphia international. so 11 degrees feels now like it's 9 degrees below zero. brutal cold and winter this morning. it will die down this afternoon but it will not leave us complete ly completely out of the cold. trenton, 9 below zero. skies will be clear. look off to the north and west moving into wisconsin and the upper peninsula of michigan. that's the snow system that is going to be delivering an inch or two for us during the day tomorrow. for south areas, temperatures will top out in the teens and 20s. and the very cold air is back tomorrow, 12 degrees to start with. and the clouds take over later in the morning than in the afternoon. that's when they see the light snow on saturday. again, an inch or two for our area. then it is ou

the delaware river port authority reduced driving speed up to 25 miles an hour on the ben and walt whitman bridges. i'm denise nakano. the good news is the snow is moving out of the area. but behind the system are dangerous cold temperatures and winds for tomorrow. we have live team coverage of the dangerous conditions and the weather worries in store for us. let's start with meteorologist brittney shipp. where is the snow? >> the snow is moving out of the area. the main part of the storm system. but we will see redevelopment close to the i-95 corridor. but the heaviest snowfall has pushed east of trenton at this time. the next concern is the blowing snow as the wind speeds start to pick up. this is what it looks like along 95 here. you can make out the blowing snow there. that is going to reduce the visibility as we head into the next few hours. the wind speeds are guesting up to 29 in wilmington and 30 miles an hour in lancaster. we are extending our first alert weather to include tomorrow and monday morning because we expect to see dangerous cold and wind heading to sunday. wind chills

the benny whitman commodore barry, no problems as of yet. but again, that delaware memorial bridge they put down some salt and some brine on the overnight. otherwise, good shape into and out of the city. and mass transit running with no delays. chris, lauren, back to you. >> bob, thanks so much. it was violent night in philadelphia, police are investigating a series of shoot that is happened overnight. >> hate to wake to up these kind of stories. and we report them all too often. this time, three victims in this and they're dead. fox 29's steve keeley live now at police headquarters, steve good morning. >> well, check that, four victims, talking just two and a half hours from quarter to midnight to quarter after 2:00, four people shot, three dead at three separate scenes, and you can bet the people in this building are hoping that the violence has stopped, but again we're still three hours from sunrise or so. let's go to the latest scene. this one quarter after 2:00 in the grays ferry section just a short 50-yard walk off grays ferry avenue,

they will bring down 62 abandoned and unsafe buildings in the whitman park and cramer neighborhoods. and the city will tear down another 531 buildings during phase two. and the city is looking to stabilize more than 1,000 other abandoned homes. camden also requires owners to register their property and pay fees while it's left vacant. >>> and nbc news announced that it suspended "nightly news" anchor brynn williams for six months without pay. this comes a week after williams apologized on air for inaccurately saying he was in a helicopter hit by a grenade when covering the iraq war in 2003. lester holt will continue to fill in for williams. >>> and today marks three years since whitney houston died. and the legendary singer was found in the bathtub of her beverly hills hotel room. the coroner listed it an accident drowning listing cocaine and heart disease as contributing factors. and there's a new development involving the only child of whitney houston and bobby brown. investigators are looking into a reported fight at bobbi kristina's home a week before she was found face down in a

back to 45 miles an hour on the walt whitman, bridge speed restriction still in place, 35 miles an hour if you're traveling there. >>> old man winter took aim on the jersey shore. >> coastal towns got the most snow from the overnight storm, dropping up to 7 inches before the storm finally blew offshore. the deepest snow cape may, which hasn't seen that much this winter until now. that's where we send nbc10 jersey reporter ted greenberg. >> reporter: a very picturesque scene here in cape may after a winter with hardly any measurable snow. cape may hit the jackpot. take a look at congress hall. more than half a foot of snow fell here at the southern tip of the jersey shore, about 7 inches. north of here they got less than 3 inches in the atlantic city area. in this area people have been shoveling and using their snow blowers all day long. the concern tonight as we move into the evening hours is black ice. emergency management officials tell me that road crews are going to continue to put salt down on the roads because they are worried that as the temperatures drop a lot of this slush that

but we're looking good over the benny whitman, comador barry, mass transit running with no delays. over to you. >> rescuers back at the scene today of the deadly plane crash in taiwan. at least 31 people died, dozen others still missing. investigators don't know what caused the plane to crash but this morning, learning more about the final moments before it went down. fox's jacky ibana reports. >> the death toll continues to rise following a plane crash in taiwan. more than 30 people are dead, many other still missing. and the search for those victims continuing thursday. >> temperature of the water has dropped quite low. from our search and rescue experience there is would make today's task very difficult. if the weather improves we can operate the search and rescue effort more efficient will i. >> the crash captured in dramatic video by driver traveling along a busy highway in the capitol. trans asia airways flight 235 banked sharply on its side shortly after take off wednesday, clipped a highway bridge and then careened into a river. authority say the pilot could be heard just m

brown spent $36 million in the 2010 election and former ebay chief, meg whitman, spent in a losing effort and that's a record for the state. >>> people in southern california celebrating the art of 3 d printing this week. this is the second year for the 3d world expo. more than 50 companies show off just about everything you can do with a 3d printer from the unusual, to practical to real works of art. anything in three dimension son display. plastic printers most common but there are no metal ones too and some of those can cost in the thousands of dollars. but prices are dropping on the simpler models. >> for those who say it will be a 3d printer in every home, you'll be downloading files to print a replacement part to an appliance or something like that. all kinds of medical breakthroughs. they say they'll be able to print the heart within ten years. >> the expo also features a competition for digital artists. >>> coming up next on abc7 news at 9:00, why california scientists are alarmed by a new study of the ocean. and could a dry january give way to a wet february? abc7 news meteorolog

cherry hill southbound at the walt whitman service area another water main break now there's no foodter service available. >> reporter: i hate to use the word "extreme explaining the weather. but this is extreme. we have very very cold weather and the kind that can cause frostbite. cover up your skin if you're outside, even 20 to 30 minutes it could get problematic for you even in that short period of time. if you have errands to run put them off until midday tomorrow. we'll get to high of 17 degrees, we'll have windchills below zero. not a great day to be outside from start to finish. matt anne tam. >> not at all. the finishing touches are in place for the film industry's biggest night. take a look live outside the dolby theater in los angeles. the stage is set for the 87th oscars. alicia vitarelli is there covering all the action throughout the weekend. look for a live report on "action news" later today. watch abc app to see live video on stage or back stage. if you have a verified tv provider you can watch the oscars live. more information is at 6abc.com. look at what we have her

>> whitman says bianca's journey was much like her own. >> it was brutal, but i'm glad i went through. >> but she added she's glad real high school is behind her. >> suzanne marquez cbs news, los angeles. >> all right, 6:28 right now. fire forces residents after south jersey apartment complex out into the cold overnight. we're following the breaking news in a live report coming up next. >> also ahead parts of canada have seen a lot of snow, just wait until youer what a man with cabin fever did to cure his boredom. and get out of the house. plus this: >> it is hollywood's biggest night. i'm danieal nottingham on the oscars red carpet with a look at the early caring for you and your eyes... ... just got a little easier. pearle vision accepts flex accounts and most vision plans, including eye med. this is genuine eye care, right in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. how do i know i'm getting the best price on this? we'll match any competitor's price. what about this? price match guarantee. and this? yup. so no monkey business? no tom foolery? oh, we do have tom foolery... ...tom?

checking drive times, 42 to the walt whitman. and 295 southbound from 38 to 168 is about a 13-minute trip. tracy? >> jillian, thanks. >>> 6:33. a little light snow today. we've been showing you, remember a year ago, peco and its customers are marking one year since that major ice storm. it knocked out power to hundreds of thousands of people. our jesse gary is live near one of the hardest-hit areas, berwyn. i remember last year when this happened everybody said why can't the lines go underground, and you talked to people about that. >> reporter: i asked people about that. here's what they said. it would cost $1 million per mile to take those lines you see there and put them underground. and then there is the increased cost for repairs if something goes wrong. a bit of using a cherry picker for crews to go up to damage they'd have to cut into pavement, in the earth, make repairs and then patch in the hole. some residents might be willing to swallow that considerable financial cost. almost three quarters of a million customers lost

bridge, would be your best bet and this is causing major delays on penrose and even 95-a the walt whitmandge. >> most children might dread going to the dentist. but for one little girl from oak home, a the trip may have saved her life. last week, 11 year old journey woodward made the routine visit to have her teeth cleaned. it wasn't what was in -- she saw yellows in the eyes and told did the right away. >> i wanted to tell him thank you for noticing, or i would have been sick. >> everybody in the hospital talked about it, the nurses, the doctors everyone says, you know, your dentist he caught this, and we're going ya he's quite possibly saved her life. >> now, a trip to the emergency room revealed john had i a large mass in her stomach area that needed immediate surgery. right now the girl is recovering after having part of her pancreas, gall bladder stomach, intestines removed. >> right now 6:25. and if you still haven't got answer valentine day gift for that special someone you're almost out of time. three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan has advice on how to navigate the las

brown spent $36 million and former ebay chiefing me whitman spent $178 million in a losing effort.a record for the state. >>> people in southern california are celebrating the art of 3-d printing. this is the second year for the 3-d printer world expo in burbank. more than 50 companies are showing off everything you can do with a 3-d printer from the unusual, to the practical, real works of art. anything you can build in three-dimension are on may. plastic printers are most common but there are metal ones, too. >> those who say there will be a 3-d printer in every home and you can download files so you can print a replacement part to an appliance or something like that. all kinds of medical breakthroughs. they say they'll be able to print a heart within ten years. >> the expo features competition for digital artists. >>> coming up next on abc7 news at 6:00, could a dry january give way to a wet february? abc7 news drew tuma is up next with the forecast. >> all alone in second place for major titles winning the australian open, and why are these golf fans littering the golf course?

randy whitman says that bradley beal will miss tonight's game with orlando because of his injured toe and the wizards are playing once again shorthanded. wizards are coming off a great performance against the nets. they beat brooklyn 114-77 saturday and seemed to kick back into gear. this toe injury to beal has them very, very concerned. the good news is the wiz kids have beaten orlando seven straight times, have not lost to them in two years. former dematha star comes to town and playing for the magic tonight. maryland basketball team seems to be in a free fall right now. they dropped to 19th in the polls. melo trimble took a beating sunday in iowa. he got hit in the face several times and his nose bloodied and he was unconscious at one point. he still scored 20 points. the terps have lost three of their last five games. by now, you know that north carolina's hall of fame coach dean smith passed away over the weekend. he was 83. i've been thinking a lot about how lucky i was to know him and broadcast some of those great north carolina wins in the acc tournament. they're regular seaso