>> man, good to see you. >> bob. how are you?> don't know if i should hug you or not. >> good to see you, buddy. >> we have a seat just for you. >> let me get my ties straight. did you notice that? >> how much weight have you lost? >> i lost 35 pounds. >> how did you do that? >> i don't want to know. >> private trainer? >> say you had a trainer. >> bob, it's like you never left. how are you? >> congratulations prayed welcome back. >> i should say congratulations to you but i can't. >> you don't skip a beat. >> i have three back operations. i wake up out of the fog. they give you anesthesia. i had a horrible dream that donald trump got elected. and then i woke up and i said, it's true. >> i brought something for you on that note. on the break, we will put it on your suspenders. >> we brought you back just to rub that in. >> they wanted a spanish-irish person to be press secretary. they've done a great job so far. for example, i will come -- woke up and said to myself for 50 years they've been trying to get peace in the middle east

bob woodward. >> i've lived in this world for 45 years where you can't gain some people make allegation. that is a garbage document. >> woodward also singing mr. trump's point of view on the unverified russian dossier has been underreported. the president-elect tweeting, saint thank you bob woodward, that is a garbage document that never should have been presented. clayton: laura ingram according to the "washtington examiner," the fox news contributor considering a run in virginia. if she does come and go no-space eloquence former vp pick, senator tim kaine. no comment yet on the possible run. >> albeit possibly running for that. let's check in with steve ducey standing by to see what is coming up on fox and friends.

bob? >> can i have that? thank you very much. >> what have you got, bob? you're not on camera. bout that, but he is now my president. for one day, there you go. >> put it on right on your head, bob. >> there you go. >> give me a thumbs up. there you go. >> excellent. >> eric, final thoughts? >> my final thoughts are very simple. i'm unbelievably proud to be an american today, proud to witness what i witnessed at the inauguration. that speech was amazing. to be among people who weren't like minded and loving every moment of it, very proud moment for me. >> i don't know. i have been using my criticism muscles for eight years, and i have to start using my fawning muscles. >> that ain't going to be my problem. that ain't not going to be my problem. >> you became more handsome, bob. >> i think you look good in a hat. >> thank you very much. it is going to be the proverbial fish in a barrel and i look forward to it. eric played pretty nasty offense against obama, now he has to defend all this. i look forward to pete >> can i give my final thoughts? >> the outfits on these ladies are a

karen, back over to you. >> bob, thank you. philadelphia is ready for donald trump's first visit to our sit of brotherly love as president. security is on high alert making sure the republican congressional retreat is safe. and before the president can even get his feet on the ground, the protests have already started, people making their voices heard, hundreds gathering outside the loews hotel, where the retreat is being held in center city. we are expecting thousands more today, so we've got crews all over to cover it all, preparing for the commander in chief's visit. our jenny joyce will have some more on the protests, we start right now with steve keeley. good morning, steve. >> reporter: often comes without freedom of movement, bob kelly of course i heard you, look, bob, already the pedestrian access is limited. so as you said, this thing is fluctuating. so they have a gate here. you see these two police officers. you need an i.d. now to get on this side of market street if you want to walk on the sidewalk, and then look a

. >> eric: i'm going to start with you, bob. was representative richman at the confirmation hearing for jeff sessions. let me let you weigh in. >> there was a lot of testimony there. one from a former worker, employee of jeff sessions who praised him. they were talking about the civil rights struggles which clearly, there were some major struggles back then. they were tying it to sessions, but they don't have specific instances of him being at fault. obviously, he has said controversial things in the pas past. interesting thing is, if you talk to democratic senators and i have, who have known sergeant for a long time, have worked with them for decades, they all like him and they respect him. they are getting pressured, though, from liberal groups to vote no. i still think there will be some democrats along with all the republicans, who will vote yes. >> eric: kelly, the nominees, how are they doing so far? i want to point out a lot of people on the left are saying look at these nominees. they're not necessarily collecting where

bob, how do you think dr. king would speak to issues like the pervasive crime problem that we see roiling cities in our country -- cities like chicago, like baltimore, maryland, or the gap in wealth between the rich and the poor? how do you think king would approach those kinds of issues today. >> you said bob but youok >> i'm sorry, stewart. >> i know you were looking for a response from me. so i was sitting thinking and how to advance some of what has happened with technology and our ability to see more of what's happening. i think that dr. king would be really upset about the way law enforcement treats people of color. i think he would speak out against that in terms of the -- when we have the situation that we have, that we've had where a large percentage of the wealth in the country is owned by so few of us that we have a problem that breeds poverty and poverty drives criminality. and so too often our officials approach it from crime is a problem. and that's the effect not the affect and we have to be abl

you know, you're grieving for bob. nd you -- now you've gotta take care of chuck." >> reporter: a tough situation for her to be in? >> a tough situation. >> reporter: which was about to get tougher, courtesy of that small town sheriff's deputy, travis jones. something strange here, he thought. he and the other detectives. so they held chuck for questioning. for one thing, why was he so cool? his best buddy was lying there dead. he wasn't kinda rushing around, and all upset, or anything like that? >> no. >> reporter: calm? >> he was calm, which was kinda suspicious in itself. to come in, find your friend -- dead. and he was calm. >> reporter: as he had been calm and kind of strange on the 911 call. >> mr. mcclancy appears to be, uh, expired. >> reporter: the operator suggested chuck might try to revive bob. >> if you want to try to do some type of cpr on him, i can give you instructions if you want to. >> um, i'm cpr qual -- we do have a do not resuscitate order on him. >> okay. >> reporter: chuck didn't seem to want to

you think? >> i predicted. first they were like where's bob? we missed bob. then can you get bob out of her here? skin. in that seat there. credit to you. it's going to be an interesting four years. >> is going to be an interesting eight years. >> i don't think so. no, no, no. >> trump. eight years. >> what he changes the rules, it's going to be 16 years. >> he is going to buy the white house. >> looking these other ones that i can't can ivanka run for president? wasn't born in the united state united states. >> talking about the wife, not his daughter. >> ivana and melanie is another wife. >> she's the one with the clothing? >> let's talk about tiffany. >> ivanka has a nice clothing line. melania, his current wife, she's a model. >> she has very nice clothes. >> those were some nice people. we surprised everybody. you surprised us, and it's been fun. feels like you never left. >> doesn't it? it's like that. >> when you went to bed last night were you thinking, what have i gotten myself into? >> he never went to bed. >> 12:02 on friday, the world is going to change for me and eric. that's okay. e

karen, back over to you. >> bob, thank you. it is 5:18. we've got this developing story. it is a bad one. it is out of chestnut hill. police are speaking with a person of interest, they say, in a very violent home invasion. they say there was a guy who broke into a house over in east chestnut hill avenue on saturday. here's what happened. he had a gun police say. he forced a man to stay in one place, then ordered his wife, who is 56 years old, to get out of bed. he sexually assaulted her. police say at some point, the attacker put the gun down and the woman grabbed it, and she tried to shoot him. but the gun didn't fire. the attacker got away, taking the woman's keys, wallet, phone, and car. >> and we now know the name of an armed man who died in a police-involved shooting. it happened in delaware. police say the man is 60 year old bruce, at endburger, died sunday. here's what investigators say happened. friends called them saying that ought on blurring err was distraut, they say he refused to drop his weapon, and point it at his own head. >> police released new surveilla

i think republicans -- >> dana: you think she won't get confirmed? >> bob: she won't get 50 votes. re going to lose two or three republican women on that because she really is, i mean -- >> dana: i don't know. i might bet you dinner on that. >> bob: spreading the money around but not in the right places. >> eric: my thought is that vice president mike pence, i didn't know him when he was first tapped by donald trump, i've grown to really, really love this guy. he's an evangelical christian who never ran from his faith, put it front and center, and i respect him for that. >> kimberly: remembered the debates? he was so good. >> greg: who was he up against? that guy. nobody does. >> dana: we will see tomorrow. there was huge coverage of the crowd sizes for the inauguration in march of last saturday. tomorrow, thankfully for these marchers, there is good weather for once. it's usually freezing. it >> bob: do you think the supreme court justices will say they are pro-life? >> dana: i am saying that those who are said to be in the mix, they had already publicly said that they were pro-lif

so, grab an extra pop tart for the ride in thomas, back to yo you. >> bob, thoonk you, time now 4:19 following breaking news out of mexico where four people were killed in a shooting in resort city of cancun. incident happening tuesday at the state prosecutor's office. the shooting comes one day after a shooting in nearby playa dell carmen it's not clear ft. two attacks are linkd more than 100 dead in nigeria a government fighter jet mistakenly bombed a refugee camp. it was on a mission and more than 200 others were hurt. >> we have an update to a story we broke yesterday morning a bouncer is takesing charges of murder of a deadly fight at a bar in east germantown the 28-year-old security guard shot and killed a bar manager with customers feet away at sharon's little spot barron the 5600 block of boyer street. >> the whole ordeal is sad. because now you have another live gone over something that doesn't even really matter you know what i mean? whatever it was about. it's never worth someone losing their life. >> no one else was hurt and police have not said what those men were fighti

karen, thomas, back over to you. >> bob, thank you. there are some members of the transgender community who are fearing they're under attack after two separate incidents just this week in philadelphia. these attacks commas city officials work to go fight discrimination against the lgbt community. our jenny joyce in center city with the latest on this, jenny? >> reporter: good morning, karen, according to philadelphia police, four people in the trans community were victims of two separate crimes, as you mentioned, that happened earlier this week, police say it is too early to know for sure if the two are connected or if there is a specific threat against people who are transgender. investigators say sunday night in west philadelphia three trans women were held up at gunpoint and monday night a man was shot to death coming to the aid of a trans gender lady friend who was being robbed. police say both incidents occurred after dates were a ranked on back page. com, a classified website, descriptions of the gunmen are similar, but police ca

are you ready for that roller coaster ride, bob kelly? >> two tickets for that ride, you got it. 4:17. good morning, thursday, accident here on the schuylkill expressway. i think this fellow actually hit a deer. i was telling you last time around, the deer nearly missed, coming into work this morning, jumped over the barrier, right here at the conshy curve and unfortunately looks like this guy clipped him on the westbound side approaching conshohocken. i think everybody's okay. they just got the police there, sorting things. good morning, old glory blowing in the wind from the camden toll plaza. no problems this morning up and over the bridges with the nasty weather coming our way tonight now sue just mentioned probably going to see today all of the dot crews out there with their salt brine solution trucks. so just be aware of that. you want to give them plenty of room behind. you don't want to try passing those guys. because that gook that they're putting down on the road will be all over your car. just cut them break. let them do what th

i wonder if you could take a little bit how that works and how important it is. >> in part in order to do the job the way bob has described it, you need to have a process and an organization that facilitates that, particularly that last point, the ability to understand what earth people and other agencies think and how to present what they think in an objective and trust-fulfilling manner to the president and, over the course of the last 50 years the way in which that process has been put together by presidents has changed except that since brent scowcroft in 1989 coming out of a commission report he chaired as a result of the iran-contra affair, we've had a relatively similar kind of structure, a structure where a principles committee chaired by the national security advisor and whose chair are all the members of the national security council. mine is the president and sometimes the vice president. and so you have senior cabinet figures coming together on a regular basis, chaired by by the president's national security advisor. you have the deputy committees, number twos in most of the departments, sometime

sue serio has you covered. bob does has well. roblem spots this morning you need to look out for. >>> welcome back, time is 4:43 happening right new wife of the orlando nightclub shooter will be in court today. she was arrested on monday in san francisco. noor salman arrest comes seven months after the deadly rampage at pulse nightclub that left 49 people dead. she faces several charges including obstruction of the the justice and aiding and and a betting her husband omar mateen. he was killed during a shoot-out with police. >>> in mexico investigators are searching for gunman who opened up fire in the clouded nightclub. police say he started shooting when a bouncer would not let him him. five people died. among dead are canadians, one italian visiting the beach town of playa delcarmen for a music festival. police say this was not an act of terrorism. >>> and forget traffic on the roads, we may soon be able to get around like george jetson, which company is investing in flying cars. for real. fios is not cable. we're wired differe

>> probably what millions of people are saying, right now, thank you. >> bob really did love mary. let me show you something interesting. the main street on the studio lot is mary tyler moore avenue. it intersects with newhart street. so often while we were laughing along with mary, she on her groundbreaking television shows was changing the way women were perceived. >> i think that she made it okay that if you didn't have a date, if you didn't have a boyfriend, you could still do that and not be a loser. >> never marry. >> no. >> why? >> why? >> she dealt with bosses who were sometimes dprouchy and had outdated views. i think what's amazing to me 40 years later, some of those issues still exist. >> the only reason he's paid more than i am because he was a man. >> oh, sure. it has nothing to do with your work. >> back then she was pushing the envelope. we didn't do that in those days. we were just so grateful to be inside. oh, they gave us a job. she was one brave cookie. >> being single, having a career, getting equal pay, having a drive -- >> do you think i'm undersexed? >> mary w

bob, what are you seeing? what are you hearing from your vantage point? >> i don't think we have bob just yet. you there? >> yes. i can just about hear you. >> bob, you're live on television and you're on the tarmac at the airport, as i understand it, correct? >> correct, we are, yes. >> what are you seeing around you? what are you hearing? >> well, the two airlines getting ready to depart. obviously, the airport is open. i assume -- it was closed at the moment. pilt every people around all of the gates on the delta terminal. we were eventually evacuated from the terminal itself. we stayed there until we were given the green light to leave. we did not hear any gunshots, so nothing -- no explosive, but, again, i don't even know where the attack took place. i assume it was around the delta terminal. as i say, everybody is pretty shaken up. it is what it is. hopefully we'll get back on our planes to depart to the various places people are flying to. >> from your vantage point, it would seem as if the airport is still very much open for business? >> the airpor

karen, back over to you. >> bob, thank you. 4:18.ow to a developing story in the chestnut hill neighborhood absolutely horrifying police are talking to a person of interest, they say, in a very violent home invasion. they say that a man broke into a house on east chestnut hill avenue on saturday armed with a gun police say he forced a man to stay put while ordering a 56 year-old wife out of bed and sexual willly assaulted her. police say at the some point the attacker put down his gun. woman grabbed it and tried to shoot him but gun didn't fire. the attacker ran away taking woman's keys, wallet, phone and car. >>> we now know name of the armed man who died in the police involved shooting that happened this delaware. police say 60 year-old bruce a ltonberg are died monday after a brief standoff in police in wilmington. investigators say his friends called him saying he was distraught and had a gun. when police got there they say he refused to drop weapon and pointed it at his head before turning it on a officer and that is when police

>> probably what millions of people are saying, right now, thank you. >> bob really did love mary. let me show you something interesting. the main street on the studio lot is mary tyler moore avenue. it intersects with newhart street. so often while we were laughing along with mary, she on her groundbreaking television shows was changing the way women were perceived. >> i think that she made it okay that if you didn't have a date, we didn't do that in those days. we were just so grateful to be inside. oh, they gave us a job. she was one brave cookie. >> being single, having a career, getting equal pay, having a drive -- >> do you think i'm undersexed? >> mary was all about girl power before we even knew what girl power was. as a confident tv producer, she inspired many of the strong tv journalists we turn to today. >> she meant so much to a woman career in news, watching her on the mary tyler moore show. she was the woman who broke glass ceilings and showed she could accomplish anything she set her mind to in a man's world. >> she gave us an idea of who we might want to be in our li

karen, back to you. >> bob, thank you so much. it is the final day of the republican congressional retreat. while president trump is not going to be a part of today's event, the protesters who had been out from the start are once again expected to have their voices heard. >> (protesting). >> we've got team coverage of what you can expect from today's event, as well as some of the fall-out from the president's focus on philadelphia's murder rate. let's begin right now with jenny joyce. jenny, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, karen, you mentioned that protesters will be back out here again today. not actually here, at 12th and market, outside the loews hotel, but planning to do a send-off for the members of the gop retreat. that's happening at 30th street station around 11:00 this morning. there is also a women's protest, happening at city hall at noon. so yesterday immigration, healthcare, women's rights, several hot button issues, have people voicing their concerns and frustrations, with signs. people who weren't protestin

bob. >> reporter: thank you, scott.he early days, most americans never saw their presidents or even their likenesses. in the modern era, we can't avoid them. their images are everywhere. they are part of our lives. >> i, barack hussein obama. >> reporter: for me, the enduring images of barack obama came in those first empties as president, when millions of people, probably the largest group ever to descend on washington, saw america's first black president sworn in to office. >> so help you god. >> so help me god. >> congratulations, mr. president. ( cheers and applause ) >> reporter: whether you were democrat or republican, whether you voted for him or not, when you saw the joy in those faces, it was hard not to feel the country had done a good thing. on to share our best of times, victories small and large. >> the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden. >> reporter: and he was there to share our worst days, pictures forever etched in our hearts and means. >> every time i think about those

should we do the pick snell. >> i want you to dot pickle. >> do the pickle right there, bob? e? >> lemon tastykake. >> sue? >> do you want to join in? >> listen, this is -- he's trying to get out of this, sue >> the sauce. >> pie in the mcdonald's sauce? >> lemon flavored pie. >> what are you going to do? pour it right on it? >> oh, you're going to four right on? >> okay, so while you're doing, that i'll get ready with the pickle. >> i think the pick sell good because they put a pickle on the big mac. somebody tweeted me don't do the pickle. >> here we go. >> is it good? >> here we go. lemon tastykake. >> that will be interesting. let's see. >> oh, my gosh. >> oh, he's chewing. >> what do you think of the pick snell. >> he's chewing. >> yes or no. is it grows? >> this? >> nasty. >> oh, he's trying to hold it in like a chipmunk. then in the commercial he'll spit it out? >> wait. it is getting better. >> the sauce, sweet and savory thing? something interesting about it. >> can i see a trash can? >> the pick sell fine, but also role anybody here. so probably why. >> good stuff. >

. >> well, thank you, bob. 7:04. donald trump will hold his first news conference as president-elect today. and we're learning that top intelligence officials met with him and president obama last week. and informed them that return a had compromising information about trump, really inform them of a report that they had this information. >> well, donald trump immediately took to twitter pushing back against the explosive unverified report, posting fake news, the total political witch hunt. >> it is important as we go to you that public list report in its entirety, allegations are unverified. there are somer ores in this report. >> reporter: that's right. this is apparently preached by private entity doing political research. this is an identified former british intelligence offers here came up with this. but apparently according to these many reports out there this is something that us intelligence officials thinks comes from credible source. it doesn't mean they're verified everything in it, some of these allegation

. >> thank you, bob.ladelphia getting ready for donald trump's first visit to the city of president. he will be in center city this afternoon for a day two of the republican retreat. he'll be joined by vice president mike penned, and british prime minister theresa may. >> day two, gof leaders certainly met by protesters on day one. including last night, where people were dancing and pro in protest, along market, thousands more expected today. >> well, our report verse everything you need to know about president trump's upcoming visit in just a fewer house. >> let's go right out to steve keeley standing by outside the lows in center city. >> already lots of police and secret service, k9 dogs, everybody out checking the corner of 12th and market streets. where the loews hotel is and the republican base will be for all day today and tomorrow for the retreat. here in center city the first trip away from washington, d.c. since donald trump was sworn in as president last friday first chance for donald trump to

guys, back over to you. >>> bob, thank you.e have had an attack that happened in canada six people dead, eight others injured after shooting at a mosque in canada. it happened last night at islamic cultural center in quebec city. the witness essay two gunman stormed mosques filled with dozens of worshipers and started shooting. they were taken in custody. canadian prime minister justin trudeau is describing this incident as a terrorist attack on muslims. motive is unknown. >>> another disturbing story here this morning, five men are behind bars in connection to a child sexual assault. attorney general josh shapiro says five men from pennsylvania and virginia right here are facing felony charges in a horrific case of abuse. the authorities say jeffery harvey, david parker, kenneth hensky, craig knocks and steven taylor sexually abuse i a boy for several years starting when he was nine years old this child victim was repeatedly abused over at least a seven to eight year period by a group of criminals who cared only about their gr

bob, how do you think dr. king would address the issue of policing, the cry for reform in >> i think he would align closely with the black lives matter movement and the movement for black policy platform. dr. king talked about the intersection between education, health, shelter, jobs, talked about what it meant to live a dignified life and what happened when people took away that dignity from others, did not allow and secure those basic human rights for others. the man was a champion of human rights as well as civil rights which he's better known for. he would talk about not only the dream of what he hoped to do, he would talk about the nightmare of the conditions so many people are living in today. i think king would have been much farther ahead than both our major political parties who have not vocalized their support for the movement for black lives. i think king would have been a champion we could greatly use. the movement needs more leaders, continuous leaders, sustainable actions that take people to the

thank you to director bob beck, you have done a great job. with the leadership of the treasure islands development authority we are working behind the scene to support our great mayor and board of supervisor jz all the major stakeholders so we are still in the game and this is northern california project. thank you all. >> let me say that of course we were disappointed by the lucas museum decision to move to los angeles . we had felt treasure islands was a wonderful sin energy but in fact with or without the lukeal museum treasure island will become a jewel and we will be known for many things. the environmental, the open space we are planning and the arts program, which we will hear about. treasure islands will have its own stellar identity and i think it is not demenshed by the fact the lukeal museum decide to go to los angeles. maybe it is in some ways a opportunity for us to create the identity of treasure island as it should be. but, i did want to thank the mayor's office, bob beck and the tida staff and the oewd staff because they worke

good morning, 5:53 what can you expect when you head out the door. bob you covered and you'll see hong how long the rain bob has you covered and you'll see hong how long the rain sticks around. creamy, crunchy, chocolatey, hershey's. packed with cookies or almond pieces. hershey's has the taste you love in every bite. >> 5:56 we want you to stop and check change. if you have a habit of throwing it away you want to take a second look. there's something dpool circulation they could is put out in secret. u.s. mint has begun circulat circulateing a penny with a p on it you notice it over by the date 2017 the p underneath it it's never been done before. this 2017 p penny became the first ever united states one cent to show it was priptsed here in philadelphia. that's what the minute mark means. if you have it that's cool and you may want to keep it. >> villanova blowing out 15 candles and local beer company celebrating anniversary with a new beer. coowners of cape may brewing company but it up there to honor their alma mater. they have name demy semi-cept sen

what officials worried could happen to you, while you are playing. hey, bob? >> game going, good morning, everybody, hello to wilmington, 495 northbound, we got some construction out along the dupont highway, and let's go to the parkway. looking live downtown, a cool shot. there you go. postcard style. fox 29 style. we will check the forecast and the rest of the jam cams when we come right back. with the xfinity tv app, anything with a screen is a tv. stream 130 live channels. plus 40,000 on demand tv shows and movies, all on the go. you can even download from your x1 dvr and watch it offline. only xfinity gives you more to stream to any screen. download the xfinity tv app today. >> welcome back. delaware's jake raak continues his recovery back here in this count rip, one of the 70 people injured in the night club shooting in istanbul on new years eve. as the funerals continue for the 39 people who died, authorities have released some new video, of the still unidentified shooter. it appears to show the night club shooter. it is not clear if it is from before or

thomas and karen, back over to you. >>> bob, thank you.ve this breaking news, search is on for four men in philadelphia who police call armed and dangerous this group is wanted for two violent robberies in frankford overnight. lets get out to steve keeley to explain what we are concern about, steve. >> reporter: when it is this cold police here at the frankford terminal, like us, likely wondering what is colder, this weather, or this group that was hitting people out the trying to survive in this cold while they are the most vulnerable. when you are all bundled up you don't expect to be held up while dressed in layers unless one layer is kevlar getting shot up too and that is what happened overnight too, to a 30 year-old guy about 1:00 a.m. close to the septa frankford terminal. while police got his story at the hospital and went to the scene where they found bullet shells where he was shot with, they learned at the hospital, there was an 18 year-old girl in the next emergency room being treated held up, beat up by these same guys close by

can you talk about how that works and how important it is. >> in part in order to do the job in way that bob has described it, you need to have a process in an organization that facilitates that, particularly the last point. the able to understand what other people and other agencies think and then how to present what they think in an objective and trust fulfilling mandatory the president. and over the course of the last 50 years, the way in which that process has been put together by presidents have changed. except that since brent scowcroft in 1989, coming out of a commission record hi prepared as a result of the iran contra affair, have had a relatively similar kind of structure where you have a prims committee chaired by in the national security advise evers who hose whens are membered of the national security council, minus the president and the vice president. and so you have the senior cabinet figures coming together on a regular basis, chaired by the president's national security adviser. you then have the deputies committee, which is the number twos in most of the departments, somet

thank you to director bob beck, you have done a great job. with the leadership of the treasure islands development authority we are working behind the scene to support our great mayor and board of supervisor jz all the major stakeholders so we are still in the game and this is northern california project. thank you all. >> let me say that of course we were disappointed by the lucas museum decision to move to los angeles . we had felt treasure islands was a wonderful sin energy but in fact with or without the lukeal museum treasure island will become a jewel and we will be known for many things. the environmental, the open space we are planning and the arts program, which we will hear about. treasure islands will have its own stellar identity and i think it is not demenshed by the fact the lukeal museum decide to go to los angeles. maybe it is in some ways a opportunity for us to create the identity of treasure island as it should be. but, i did want to thank the mayor's office, bob beck and the tida staff and the oewd staff because they worke

when we get that information we'll bring it to you. bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> talking weather now. the sun is shining for your friday but it's not as warm as it was yesterday. lets go outside and take a look at sky 6 hd right outside of city hall. meteorologist, melissa magee, is in for david murphy and has the track of your sunny forecast and also snow on the way tomorrow. >> we are tracking more snow in time for the weekend and a bit of a change today. it's cooler than it was yesterday across the region when we had record highs and temperatures in the 60s. right now we are coming in at 48 degrees in philadelphia, 8 degrees above average, not too bad. 45 in reading and 43 in the poconos and 49 degrees in cape may. look at the 24 hour temperature change, it's 15 degrees cooler than the same time yesterday and 14 degrees cooler in lancaster and 15 degrees just 24 hours ago in the poconos. and if you step outlarity today for the evening commute. we have you covered. 4:00 p.m. sun and temperature of 45 and 42 at 5

. >> eric: i'm going to start with you, bob. ichman at the confirmation hearing for jeff sessions. let me let you weigh in. >> there was a lot of testimony there. one from a former worker, employee of jeff sessions who praised him. they were talking about the civil rights struggles which clearly, there were some major struggles back then. they were tying it to sessions, but they don't have specific instances of him being at fault. obviously, he has said controversial things in the pas past. interesting thing is, if you talk to democratic senators and i have, who have known sergeant for a long time, have worked with them for decades, they all like him and they respect him. they are getting pressured, though, from liberal groups to vote no. i still think there will be some democrats along with all the republicans, who will vote yes. >> eric: kelly, the nominees, how are they doing so far? i want to point out a lot of people on the left are saying look at these nominees. they're not necessarily collecting where donald trump was duri

you see the snow packing the ground there. "action news" reporter, bobks live in ocean city, new jersey, with a look at conditions along the jersey shore. first, meteorologist chris sowers and a look at the accuweather forecast, hi chris. >> reporter: good morning to you, gray, the snow continues to fall, the advisories and warnings continue across the region until 6:00 p.m. the winter weather advisory for the i-95 corridor for difficult travel conditions as the snow mores in. wilmington, media, glassboro, mount holly in the advisory area. where you see the pinkish color that's the winters storm warning for eastern portions of south jersey and the jersey shore and central and southern delaware we're expecting a significance accumulation from the storm when all is said and done. for that we'll go over to storm tracker 6 live. we're zoom into south jersey. again, it's a sea of white. moderate snow falling everywhere with lighter snow falling to the north and west, glassboro, salem, wilmington, reporting moderate snow. millville, moderate snow. medford lake

you heard police say keep that in mind as the parkway will be closed. bobs, "action news," monica? >> thank you, bob. you can find dozens of videos and photos from washington d.c. and our area as donald trump became our 45th president. >> the african-american museum in philadelphia held a special event today to thank president obama for his service. organizers were stunned and dismayed by the results of the trump election but decided to use energy to celebrate the out going president. several organizations were there to provide volunteer opportunities. still to come on "action news," a major connection between pennsylvania and new jersey is shut down tonight indefinitely. the problem that has surveyors surveying the turnpike bridge. and an officer is being charged in the death of his eight year old daughter. cecily? >> our next storm is waiting in the wings. i have more on th the seven-day forecast. >> we have >> this amazing video shows a six-year-old girl being pulled out of the rubble of a hotel in italy devastated by an avalanche. she was the last of he

phil, thank you. >> you bet. >>> joining us to talk about this, former gm vice chairman bob lutz and ere at post nine new york city's comptroller scott stringer. you have more than 8 million shares. welcome, scott. your level of concern on these allegations? >> we're very concerned. $95 million investment in fiat. we expect the company to act with integrity and transparency. this is not the first rodeo that the epa has had to deal with. this reminds me of volkswagen ii and i quite frankly think that sergio's a little disingenuous with saying, gee, i wish we could have straightened this out. well, there's been an ongoing investigation, violation has been issued and i think it's unfortunate that it's come down this. >> did you know that they were talking to the epa about this -- these emissions software? >> we invest in thousands of companies and that's why we rely on the board -- >> okay. >> -- to make sure that they do their due diligence. that's why i am suggesting that we need a federal investigation by the independent directors of his board. >> so i take it you're as surprised that

bob, the president said that if you do the right thing the world gets a little bit better every time.is all about. >> this was his farewell news conference. he ended on a good note saying he thinks there's a core decency in this country, that's what we're all about. i think to call this a news conference you might question that. there wasn't a great deal of news here. the needle didn't move very much. but again this was his farewell news conference. farewell news conference. early on, i thought it was interesting, he took a little dig at the trump transition people talking about moving the press corps out of that room and there is some talk of moving reporters completely out of the white house. he said, you have made this administration stronger by being here in this building. obviously, he was talking about what the trump people had been talking about. not many headlines here today, but a very nice kind of a goodbye. he paid tribute to the press. he said, look, i enjoyed working with you but don't take that to mean i liked all the stores you wrote. that was certainly fair and i think

host: thank you, bob. guest: bob, thank you for your call. i understand concerns about stories of that nature. what i will try you is as i slipped to steve at the outset of the conversation, there has been independent research that academics,nducted by reporters, think tanks on both sides of the aisle, liberal leaning organizations, conservative organizations, and they have all shown from their studies that these kinds of actions have not led to voter fraud. i will tell you, some of the things you have mentioned, we're all concerned about it and we all when it brought to the attention of elected officials in the jurisdictions and we all want it to be investigated and to be dealt with. i would so you based on the research that we have access to is that many experts have cited of these kinds of activities are not happening to the extent that they are leading to voter fraud. i will share this with bob, the view passed -- elected officials have hyped up as senator john mccain said that they do not agree with president and that voter fraud simply

bob kelly, sue serio, good morning to you both. >> happy new year to the folks sleeping in yesterday. >> official holiday yesterday. >> that first official day back, dreaded day, yes, parents, kids, parents because they have to get kid up to go to will school. >> kid because they are back in class. >> it is rainy, foggy out there. >> it is damp, chilly, and welcome back to reality so what number do we have here? we have 41 degrees. >> yes. >> i forgot, what i had going on. we have 12 miles an hour wind out there with a wind chill, sunrise at 7:23. here's we go with rain for the rest of the day. we will taper off probably by the end of the the day, but here's the deal we have got some fog out there, mount pocono, allentown, reading, we have reduced visibility, all that is going to slow you down this morning. it looks like atlantic city there is fog as well. temperatures, only place that is below freezing is mount pocono, tricky travel possible up there, but with everybody else, above freezing, well a above freezing, we shouldn't have too many issues with black ice if any at the all. no

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bob. >> thank you, scott.e early days, most americans never saw their presidents or even their likenesses. in the modern era, we can't avoid them. their images are everywhere. they are part of our lives. >> i barack hussein obama. >> for me the enduring images of barack obama came in those first minutes as president. when millions of people, probably the largest group ever to descend on washington saw america's first black president sworn into office. >> so help you god. >> so help me god. >> congratulations, mr. president. >> whether you were democrat or republican, whether you voted for him or not, when you saw the joy in those faces, it was hard not to feel the country had done a good thing. as modern presidents do, he want on to share our best of times, victories small and large. >> the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden. >> he was there to share our worst days, pictures forever etched in our hearts and minds. >> every time i think about those kids. >> he had accomplishmen