. >> now have to be like an nal willerness and get outside and do something with the creative energy.and food coloring. >> when we have minnesota story i get scared thats with a fw one i liked that one. >> she's coming after the pig. >> coming up in the next hour before you clean your ears this morning we have important advice. >> okay too late for me but the wrong and right way to do it so you don't harm hearing. it so you don't harm hearing. yes, we'll be right back. >> this morning tracking rain on storm scan and could be freezing at times. catty times it out for us and fwawkz a warm-up. >> and new this morning, one person is killed when gun fire erupts inside a philadelphia bar live with the surprising suspect in custody. >> and in inauguration boycott growing number of lawmakers who will not be there to witness don bell sfwhorn as 45 president of the united states. >> study tuesday, january 17, good morning, everyone i'm jim donovan. >> hello jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon and katie and meeshia joining us keeping an eye on things. >> good morning. >> the roads so far looking o

president trump: if people want to build pipelines on our lands, we want the pipe to be , but you willere also see a level of quality you will not see when they bring pipe from far distances, in small chunks, and then fabricated on the land, give me a break, we can do much better than that and we will do it much better at will cost less money, believe me. we reinstated the mexico city policy, a long-standing policy -- [applause] president trump: isn't that nice? friday, a lot of people will be showing up to washington, right, mike? a lot of people, the press never gives them the credit that they 300,000,they will have 400,000, 500,000, 600,000 people and you will not read about it. when other people show up you read about it big-time, right? it is not fair but nothing is fair about the media. [laughter] [applause] president trump: nothing. a long-standing policy to ensure taxpayer dollars do not fund abortion services overseas. [applause] president trump: we have issued executive orders to remove wasteful regulations that slow down commerce and delay infrastructure which we desperately ne

were able to capture over an hour ago, what you should be able to see, but we have witt thesed earl willer today, protest looked largely peaceful, however, there was a little will bit of the scuffle between police officers, and one protester. this was because of their attempt to try to get inside of the airport. that deescalated, pretty quickly but it was most we have seen in terms of the any kind of negative interaction between the police and the protesters. a lot of the protesters were saying that police did kind offhanded will things well. police seem to be pretty content with how things went but earlier today, it was a lot of people out here, thousands of people we're told that shut down i-95, of course , both north and southbound lanes, as of right now, things are looking much, much better, but still give yourself extra time heading out this way, to catch a plane reporting live from philadelphia international airport jeanett reyes, for channel six "action news". >> all right jeanette, thank you. >>> today's protests drew hundreds of people from all different walks of life with one mes

wreath at tomb of the unknowns at arlington national cemetery, on the eve of his inauguration earl willer he spoke at congressional leadership lunch attended by many administration picks. >> we have by far the highest iq of any cabinet ever assembled. >> reporter: mr. trump is still working on his inaugural address but it will focus on the rolls have of government and every day americans. >> it will be a very personal, sincere statement about his vision for the country. >> reporter: many people from the delaware valley are in washington to see inauguration ceremony and will line parade route to welcome the first family to their new home. the joyce and larry shay from media are excited about the future of the country, it is called united states of america so we should all be united behind whoever the president is and hope for the best for the country and the new president. >> we have to have positive people and hope for the future because we're the united states. >> reporter: president-elect and his family are attending a welcome concert, toby teeth and three doors down air monk the perfor

we will definitely want to leave your homes earl willer to take, it is what i have been preaching, foreverjust feel like every day, leave your homes early especially so far but you have to do it again because we have wet road conditions. this will slow you town. ben franklin bridge is looking quiet. speed restrictionness play betsy ross bridge is down to 5 . head up on. that we will take you more time. then also mass transit, speed line running mod night schedule between 9:15 a.m. and 2:15. so check them out on line. we have construction in trenton new jersey 295 southbound ramp to route one southbound is closed and that will be closed, lingering out there until march 15th. we will get used to that project. construction here route 322 at route 401 lane blocked that will be blocked in each direction, until 6:00 a.m. we have another, hour or so and of course i will confirm this list but heads up with the wet roadways we have a lot of construction and that one accident, jim, back to you. >>> well, coming up next on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" we are following a developing story president george h

little cool willer right at the beaches, lewes in the 30s with the light wind coming off the ocean. the temperature trend, well, the average high is 40. we were 36 on saturday, 41 sunday, 42 for the official high today going up a few degrees tomorrow and few degrees more on wednesday. 51 doesn't sound like much. that's 11 degrees above normal. we have a couple little blips on the radar starting to develop. atmosphere getting more moist but not moist enough for it to reach the ground yet. we have a little bit more in western pennsylvania and a lot more across the ohio valley that will be moving our way. so the increase is very gradual as we go through the evening. nothing more than a couple of sprinkles but by the morning rush especially the latter portion it gets wetter and wetter out there. couple spots with freezing drizzle. marginal temperatures and then the rain is off and on during the day tomorrow and into tomorrow night and into wednesday. kind of a wet period and then we don't get much of a break. should be dry on thursday, but then friday comes back. so for tomorrow, everyb

it willer as we go through your morning hours.t will thin out some especially in the afternoon but will be something that stakes round because of the moisture and temperatures flat line as we go along. upper 40s by 11:00 a.m. low mid-50s by the afternoon. we stay cloudy. we won't get rid of the clouds. damp gray day. 46, 11:00 a.m. upper 40s in the afternoon. same for lehigh valley. in dwir fog remaining to 11:00 a.m. 52 by 3:00 in the afternoon. low 50s in the afternoon for new jersey right around 50 degrees for the jersey shore. those are your temperatures as we go along. nor'easter timeline sunday into monday we're tracking steadier rain by sunday night. monday morning, the strongest winds monday, the heaviest rain. we'll talk more about all of this coming up in just a few minutes. >>> thanks for that. this morning the delaware river bridge ling the pennsylvania and new jersey turnpikes is closed indefinitely for emergency repairs. the bridge is a major connector between bucks and burlington counties. mile and a half long span

may want to check you're continuery for this time tomorrow morning, pennsy turnpike we had an earl willerctor trailer accident. that is gone, so things will be back above business and we are good to go from end to end here. no problems from northeast philadelphia. with today being the holiday i doubt we will see any work crews out there actively working on i-95 or majors but we will have that traffic pattern which maybe took place over weekend thaw are not the tam with like this one here state road at i-95 cottman avenue off ramp. also valley road out in chester county between jennings way and valley green road. mass transit, looking good for monday morning, thomas, back over to you. >>> i have a dream that all men are created equal... >> today the nation pauses to honor legacy of doctor martin luther king junior. for many around the nation that means a day of service. some largest service event will be happening right here in philadelphia as you can see there. our lauren johnson is live from girard college in a couple hours we will see plenty of role tears out there , hi there, lauren. >

the president's pick for secretary of state, rex i willer son -- tillerson advances to a full vote next week. and there's more today. we have more from kplil. >> the senate is inching along here. mike pompeo becoming the third cabinet official in place, sworn in by vice president mike pence and things are lining up for trump's fourth cabinet pick to be put in place. rex tillerson approved by the foreign relations committee yesterday with some last-minute support from senator marco rubio. tillerson now heads to the full senate and he's all but guaranteed to pass through easily but that vote will likely not happen immediately. democrats up here on the hill have already indicated they will likely filibuster this nomination, pushing the final vote into next week. today on capitol hill another slew of contentious confirmation hearings, including tom price, and mick mulvaney. democrats on that committee have already indicated they will delay that vote, pushing sessions into next week, and right now senator sessions is at least at the earliest a final confirmation in early february. back to yo

in the north bay beer of willer also have the opportunity to taste some of the world's best brews over4 brewery also pour at the rate beer best fest. the food vender also be selling food. the beer fest will be held in ia private hanger. in sports sharks have the weekend off. warpyors play at home on saturday. are away on sunday. that is your weekend watch. >>> pg&e received the maximum sentence more than six years after the san bruno pipe live explosion and fire. the reason officials in san bruno say they are pleased with the punishment. >> identifies a big project in the north bay. what dozens of volunteers are doing today to it help the homeless. . >> traffic is mostly good. you can see traffic is move agriculture long nicely. >> well looks like a nice friday and a nice weekend. it's well deserved and long over due. we will talk about the temperatures in to the last weekend in january. s most fast food places use formulas to create their combos. but all that math, doesn't always equal something tasty. at my place, you can get a mouthwatering sourdough bacon ranch combo for $4.99. wit

out any procedures to do trouble shooting for any problems that they detected with the surface land willers on mars. -- land erers on mars. so this lander is really part of that family. planetary exploration when it started in 1960s, we didn't know exactly where the moon was or mars or venus, and we knew approximately where they were, but you need to know that much more exactly if you are going to launch a spacecraft from planet earth, which is in motion, and the spacecraft will be in motion, and the planetary destination will be in motion. so there is a lot of calculation that goes into that. in the early 1960s and mid-1960s a there were a lot of misses. we should shoot something towards the moon and it would sail right past or miss ut by a long shot. or the soviets would do the same thing or we would try to land something on the moon, and it would crash into it instead. and so it was kind of a demolition derby in the 1960s. but that was really the essential first stage, was to start sending craft out to fly by and to increasingly get closer and closer so that you could determine exactly w

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says it willer include the dodge ram truck produced in mexico.o industry to bring jobs back to the u.s.. they plan to set up t manufacturers inw latin america to make button -- two manufacturers into latin america. they expect the foreign electric bus system to turn profitable and it is pushing into the production of electric monorail. at least 19 people have been killed in widespread flooding across southern thailand. 10 provinces are underwater with three quarters of a million people affected. the interior ministry says plantations have been damaged. holiday resorts in the gulf of thailand have been hit. the storms are forecasting dry out this week. an iceberg more than 5000 square kilometers is about to break away from antarctica. rift grew by 19 kilometers. larsen c is breaking up due to see currents. currents.he -- sea it makes the remaining area more vulnerable. more than 120 countries. i am haidi lun. this is bloomberg. asian markets shifting up to four this morning. let us go to sophie kamaruddin with more. given what we saw last week, we

probably willer: have to take that off the record, senator. i don't have that -- thought itkford: i was interesting just by way of illustration in the report, an illustration to say they have been engaged in anti-fracking and occupy wall street movements as well. i yelled back. >> -- i yield back. you, mr. chairman. was there any disagreements on the involvement russia has had or their attempts to have in this process of our election by any of the intelligence community? did any of you have different takes or have to collaborate to come to one conclusion? director clapper: there was one aspect that there was a difference in confidence levels held by nsa versus the rest of .s on one single aspect i would be more comfortable discussing that in closed session. senator manchin: any other countries that bring concerns -- you say no one has ever done this to this level in our political process, but when you look at espionage, sabotage, basically through military or industrial? director clapper: there's a lot of espionage. trading information. a beas

and available in a timely manner by instructing agencies to the office of information and regular willer to affairs to issue guidance at least 90 days before a rule or regulation goes into effect so affected entities have time to comply. as an example, companies recently experienced the hardships of late guidance from h.h.s. through c.m.s. there's a company in iowa and similar companies from around america that produce forms using post acute health care reimbursements, including skilled nursing and home care, both of which receive funding through medicare. so c.m.s. is responsible for setting rules for reimbursement forms. ok, fine. c.m.s. specified a new set of rules for forms going into effect at the begin og they have year. ok, great. so this company and other companies waited for c.m.s. guidance before printing and sending reimbursement forms to its customers and this company waited and they waited and they waited. three weeks before the effective date, this company and others like it hadn't heard anything from c.m.s. on guidance or directions. rickets. so at this point they had to m

senator kaine, i appreciate your advocacy on this issue that you have been a voice in the willerness but you have been correct and i know senator reid would like to work with you and address this issues would be to have a hearing or two on this issue because certainly congress is not exercised its responsibilities and conflicts going on throughout the globe. so i thank you for raising that issue. i thank you for your continued ten nasty and i want to commit to us making this a priority for this committee in the coming year. >> i appreciate na mr. chairman. >> snorp senator purdue. >> thank you mr. chairman. >> i think there is important tenant one that we should strife to uphold going forward and any exception to this it should be taken very seriously. i appreciate your kplent in that having said that. i agree with you also that i think we're facing a unique and dangerous global security crisis today. it's different than it was 1950. they didn't have cyber war back then or arms raise in space. the need for diplomacy has never been great or complicated. with certain cautions that you

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