that brings us that southwest and westerly breeze. that breeze will pick up a bit tonight into tomorrow, but as we head into friday, just a few more clouds drift in but no rain and we'll look at those winds settling down a bit friday. saturday an approaching storm system will start to spread some cloud cover in and we'll watch that rain make an appearance saturday afternoon. it's still thousands of miles away. it's a long way from being in the metro area. overnight it's mostly clear and cold, 20 to 26 for your overnight lows, winds out of the west, southwest at 10 miles per hour. then tomorrow morning temperatures in 20s and 30s, but the wind chill stays in the 20s all morning long. winds will be out of the west, southwest at 10 to 15 miles per hour. so that's a noticeable breeze when temperatures are that cold. tomorrow afternoon mostly sunny but only getting up to around 40 degrees. so it's going to be chilly and a bit breezy with winds out of the southwest at 10 to 15 miles per hour. for the winter classic you'll want to bundle up.

our wind speeds out of the southwest at 10 miles per hour. i'll have your seven-day forecast coming up in exactly ten minutes. first alert traffic reporter katy zachry's standing by with a closer look at our conditions. good morning. >> hi, brittney. so, in addition to the foggy start and some construction zones still under way, drivers in pennsylvania and new jersey are dealing with some accidents. starting things off on the new jersey turnpike southbound, it's an accident involving a jack-knifed tractor-trailer. it's right past exit number 2, which is the exit for route 322. so, be aware of that. i'm trying to get more details from crews about that. and also for philadelphia drivers along route 1 southbound approaching oxford circle, there's an accident there. one lane is blocked. so, two accidents early this morning. a live look at route 202 right at route 1, where i can tell you in the last 30 seconds an accident that was right here on route 202 northbound at route 1 has cleared. there were emergency vehicles out there. here's the informa

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live in southwest philadelphia, david henry, channel 6 "action news." >>> in mercer county, police have identified the man following an attack at a subway restaurant. on sunny ray boulevard, in hamilton, she was critically wounded but was able to tell the police the name of her suspect before she when into surgery. the suspect surrendered about to hours later on the knowledge turnpike. choi is from maryland. >>> the fire marshall is back out at the scene at west oak lane investigating the fire that claimed the life of a philadelphia firefighter, investigators are focusing on the investigation on the basement of the house on middleton street. that is where craig-lewis died yesterday. the veteran leaves behind a 16-year-old son and a 16-month-old daughter. our coverage of the death of joyce craig-lewis continues at 6abc.com. can you see video of the news conference following the deadly blaze. >>> a water main break turned the 1400 block of german town avenue in kensington into a muddy mess, the water main burst at 8:00 and crews returned to find a large amount of water coming up from the

that wind continues out of the southwest 10 to 15 miles per hour. it will be a factor even if you're sitting in the stands. maybe it's a good day to sit inside and make sure that you're all bundled up by the fire or just watch wusa9 all night and tomorrow again. as we head into friday, 48 degrees, more clouds, still dry. saturday some showers and a high of 42 degrees. in the first alert seven-day forecast some showers will move through sunday and we could see some windy conditions moving in, a high of 50 degrees, but temperatures tumble again on monday. >>> up next a look back at some of the great people we lost this year. cab driver is shot and killed after picking up a passenger. i'm surae chinn in capitol heights with the very latest. >> on the run how did this suspect get away from police after they we thought our cable internet was fast. but, our uploads are half the speed of our downloads so our internet is really half-fast. so half-fast. someone did a half-fast job posting our vacation pics. stop living with half-fast internet. only verizon f

jan carabeo joins us from southwest detective to tell us more about it, jan? >> ukee, erika, caught in the act. police now have a five year old man in custody here, at southwest detectives, they say, for assaulting a university of pennsylvania graduate student last night, and now, they're looking into seeing whether he's linked to four other assaults, on college students, and in university sit, alone, this week. now, this was the most recent attack. it happened yesterday at 6:30, at 41st and pine streets, near the campus of u pen. police say a woman was walking alone, on pine street, when she was hit from behind with a bike lock. the suspect then demanded her purse. fortunately, there were police officers already in the area, because of the other recent robberies. they saw the suspect dragging this woman down the street, so they jumped into rescue her, and now this was just the latest incident however police believe the man could be linked to two broad daylight assault on drexel university student, yesterday, also 23 year old woman was sexually assaulted at 47

you can see all the rain is moving in up from the southwest. and as we head into the rest of today, we'll continue to see light showers triggered by a warm front. warmer air is making its way in. on-and-off showers throughout the day, even as we head into the afternoon. by 1:00 p.m., we could even see little bit of moderate rainfall. but today, our temperatures, again, will range between 51 and 54 degrees. so, much warmer than what we saw yesterday. i'll go over all the details in your seven-day forecast, coming up. >>> 4:10 this wednesday morning. to the problems and challenges that may be out there for early-morning commuters, fog and road construction. here's katy zachry with the traffic. i've got to wake up. >> i know, it's always changing, vai. in the early-morning hours, it's always changing. it's me, it's jillian, it's christine. who knows, right? look behind me, because in addition to the fog and construction this morning, you can see that there is an accident. this is in glen mills. it's on route 202 northbound right at route 1. and if

but so is that more mild air can coming out of the southwest. so, it's better news there. let's look at some of the visibility reports in the area. showing us first satellite 6 and action radar you see those showers start to move through. we're really stuck with the clouds. you see the flow. there's more where this came from. not going to be terribly wet but spotty showers here or there through the morning into the early afternoon hours. 8-mile visibility at philadelphia international airport, no problem but fog reducing visibility to about 3 miles in parts of new jersey. 1.3 in allentown, 1 mile in reading, just a half a mile visibility right now in lancaster. so, the low cloud cover is an issue this morning. but here's a look at the northwest temperatures and what you're seeing is everywhere is above normal. temperatures actually rose overnight so above freezing. 39 in quakertown, 38 in saints david's. it's already in the 40's in center city after a high just stuck in the upper 30's yesterday. 40 in hammonton and 40 in dover. although we're ta

she's life now at southwest detectives with that conversation and new information on the suspect. natasha? >> reporter: well, chris, a short time ago we were able to speak with the two officers who witnessed and interrupted last night's violent attack on a 38-year-old woman here in southwest philadelphia. they do tell us that they were extremely happy to be in the right place at the right time. veteran patrol officers anthony britain and jim ballmer were already on high alert. canvassing the university city area in search of a man terrorizing and attacking women. little did they know thursday evening they would catch him in the act of committing another assault. >> as we were turning on 41st street from baltimore avenue, we observed a male that we information from walk up behind a female and strike her in the back of the head. >> reporter: suspect hit the 38-year-old u penn grad student not once but twice with a bicycle lock. that's when these two plain clothes officers quickly gave chase. >> myself mine partner exit our unmarked police vehicle and identified ourselves as police o

we start to see holes in the clouds up to the north an down to the southwest. we'll get to break the clouds up a little bit and add a little bit of sunshine this afternoon. here's how the day will look, lots of cloud cover by 8:00 a.m., we'll see the temperatures fall a little bit before they rebound, 40e degrees, 11:00, 42. 2:00 p.m., 43 degrees, 5:00 p.m., 45 coming down from a high of 46 degrees. temperatures right around average today maybe a notch above. here's what to expect, the area of low pressure that we've been tracking to the southwest will be pulling into the region giving us some rain. it looks pretty light, i want to show you on future tracker 6, looking at 3:30 in the afternoon tomorrow, the best chance for showers would be to the northwest. it will be on and off and tomorrow night, some showers, looks mostly light but we'll see showers moving through tuesday night and wrapping up about midnight. here's a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. today not a bad day, mostly cloudy skies, sunny breaks this afternoon. 46 degrees for yo

on the 1700 block of southwest expressway just a few blocks away. officers chased him into the large cluster of apartments. how much danger are these neighbors in right now? >> well, right now, it's uncertain. obviously, the suspect that we're looking for, um, already committed a violent offense against somebody and again unknown what the relationship was between the suspect and victim but we don't have any indication that the suspect is targeting anyone else. >> reporter: two schools sheltered in place including black ford elementary school which canceled an awards ceremony and christmas party. many kids took their children out of school just in case. >> the assembly guy cancelled. >> the school is locked down. >> reporter: are you sad about the cancellation of the party? >> yes. >> oh,. >> reporter: what are you going to do now? >> i just going to sleep. >> reporter: and so the s.w.a.t. team has been searching for the better part of two hours now so they are collapsing the search area which means that the "shelter in place" order at black ford ele

. >> let's call this southwest airlines jurn journey the flight of historic. passengers of flit 623 traveled to phoenix. an expecting mother went into labor. a pilot requested to make an emergency landing in los angeles. a doctor and nurse helped the woman deliver the newborn baby right before landing. the delivery went so well some passengers were not even aware until they heard a baby crying. >> i am like there's no babies on this flight. a woman sitting by me said she just gave birth. no one freaked out. it was amazing. it was calm. people came to help. it was a cool thing. >> unoo un of texas football coach charlie reed was on board he said i tip my hat to the air crew and passengers who handled a biz sglash situation with great poise and professionalism. >> i can't think of anything else that is going to top that at least not for a while. >> the lady next to me said let's get even with the kardashians and call her southwest. >> it was the first for the mom and baby, too. but not for southwest. this is the second time baby has been born during one of their

>> southwest has become the largest airline in the u.s. in terms of the number of customers we serve. we are cried -- we acquired airtran airways in 2011, and that allowed us to finish out our 48-state expansion. >> that was going to set you up for international, right? >> exactly. international presence. we decided we wanted to make a commitment to prepare for international service at southwest airlines. it's a great expansion opportunity for us. it opens up about 50 potential new destinations to the southwest airlines route map. >> are you really benefiting from lower oil prices? >> absolutely. if you think about our operating costs, it is roughly 1/3 people, 1/3 fuel, and 1/3 everything else. are down our costs significantly, 30% to 40% -- >> but you already had your oil hedge your oily costs? >> the vast majority. we will be generating a lot of cash. the question becomes what happens next with energy prices. we will want to be very cautious about that. but in the meantime, yes, we've got very strong profits. >> in an environment like t

that's the very late of the from now, reporting live at southwest detectives tonight, natasha brown, "eyewitness news" on the cw philly. >> natasha thanks for the upday. breaking news out of northeast philadelphia where a 13-year-old was shot. police say he was inside his home sitting at the dining room table when this happened. that teenager was taken from the scene in wissinoming to saint christopher's hospital in stable condition. we know two male suspects are still at large. >>> tonight we are also watching a developing weather situation. more snow moving through the area right now and kathy orr is here with more. kathy. >> we hope this is the last band of snow. it appears to be. we have a large circumstance lakes -- circulation around our nor'easter that's moving through maine. this patch of snow shifting toward the north and east filling in on our radar. one burst of snowly in montgomery county and you can see it from reading berks county into northern montgomery moving to the south at 20 miles an hour dumping light accumulation where you see that dark purple between pats town

southwest recommends not traveling by air if you have reached the 38th week of pregnancy. >> after the landing in los angeles the remaining passengers boarded another aircraft that took them to phoenix. >>> joe montana development at santa clara will not be ready in time for the big game, in fact won't even have broken ground. montana planned to have $400 million project up and running this past summer but clearly didn't happen. >>> we have brought you many stories of kindness, success and inspiration as part of our bay area series. >> stories that keep getting better. >> let's give you updates to two stories we covered earlier this year that both reached milestones this past weekend in very different ways. >> by the time christina lee hit the green this saturday she had more than 3100 miles behind her with just twodkv go. after crossing the country by herself over the course of five months she was just 15 minutes from the finish line. the time she was going to need apparently to come up with deep thoughts about her accomplishments. >> i have nothing good to say except i want cake. tha

southwest shares are up about 120% this year. then there's american airlines. it reduced its forecast for fourth quarter consolidated passenger revenue per available seat mile. that's a key metric for the industry. see the shares about flat right now. we'll end with delta one of the biggest airline stocks throughout upgrading its premium economy options for its passengers. those shares about flat on the session. scott, oil a big part always of the airline story but in this case here some other traffic indicators playing into these stocks as well. back over to you guys. >> dom, thanks so much. stef? >> 125%. that's a -- >> little late to the party as dom suggests. >> i have said for a while i have liked this particular name a lot, but i have said for a while that i think there's better value in some kind of industry names like a unite the technologies which pete and i flagged last week, both of our final trades last thursday. that stock is flat on the year and they're going to benefit from what's happening in the airline industry. they also have the hvac busines

it is starting to moisten up a little bit as we get that southwest flow. barbara lane in willow grove reporting 35 degrees here. 28 degrees as we head further west to lee in coatesville pennsylvania. and take a look at what lee has to say fours much it's cold and clear in coatesville tonight. thank you for that, lee. let's check in with one more weather watcher down in delaware and this is tony. he's in townsend delaware roaring 39 degrees and a clear sky. a little bit warmer the further south you go. if you love the weather you can be featured in our newscast by becoming an it witness weather watcher. sign up now at cbsphilly.com cbsphilly.com/watchers. >>> a look outside tonight shows it's a clear generally bright night if you're looking at the lights of the ben franklin bridge. no problems out there. that crescent moon looking beautiful a few clouds starting to move in but it's still pretty clear outside for now and you can see the stars beautiful last night ton night looking fantastic as well live on skycam3. a look at storm scan3 shows things are clea

:cell phone pictures show a clipped wing on a southwest plane. there's also an image of a worker carrying the part that broke off. >> grant:passengers on that flight were escourted off the plane. and were loaded onto buses to take them back to the terminal. >> grant:both airlines say the wingtip of the southwest plane. clipped the american airlines plane that was waiting for a gate at the airport. >> grant:both planes were 7- 37's. >> grant:the southwest plane has been taken out of service for inspection and repairs. there were no reports of injuries. >> grant:the f-a-a is investigating >> grant:another airport scare here: several men. under arrest. accused of smuggling loaded guns onto domestic flights: >> jacqueline: >> grant:at least 153-guns. onto 17-flights. >> grant:the flights took off from atlanta's hartsfield-jackson international. and landed at j-f-k in new york. >> jacqueline: >> grant:one suspect, eugene harvey, allegedly used his security clearance as a ramp agent for delta. to bypass security and get the guns to a former delta emplo

a southwest wind, that is another thing. why i am going to take high temperatures down a little bit. mason-dixon line, a little chilly, and some places will be mild. just one indication where temperatures could be in the mid 40's. here, but there is a potential for some southwest wind and 60's, washington being right in the middle. everybody is cool for the morning time frame. kids to the bus for school, you have to dress warm. it is better that you think it is cooler than you being surprised by it being cooler than you thought. 50's right now in washington. seven-day forecast for you. after we get through the day tomorrow, a cooldown and a warm-up. likely rain centering around saturday, and late friday, rain wrapping up maybe early on sunday, so for washington football, by the time that comes around, things will start to wrap up, and it is kind of your typical chilly fall day. >> washington hockey tonight. and tiger woods gears up for a comeback. to slide, now finding themselves on thin ice in the metro decision -- division

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us flu southwest detectives, to tell you more about it. jan, good morning. >> reporter: ukee, good morning, that's right, five a year old man is now in custody here at southwest detectives. police say he was caught in the act of assaulting a university of pennsylvania grad student last night, and now they believe he could be responsible for the assault of four other college student in university city in the last week alone. now, police say, this most recent attack came at 6:30 last night. at 41st and pine streets, near the campus of u penn. police say woman was walking alone on pine street when hit from behind with a bicycle lock. suspect then demanded her purse. fortunately, police officers already in the area because of other recent robberies. they saw the suspect dragging this woman down the street, and jumped in to rescue her. this was just the latest incident however. police believe this man could be linked to two broad daylight assaults on drexel university's campus just yesterday, also, a 23 year old woman was sexually assaulted at

according to buzzfeed a southwest airline flights was diverted when a passenger gave birth shortly after takeoff. the passenger was immediately charged an additional carryon fee. as a frequent traveler i say nothing is worse tan being next to a baby on a flight t is actually actually just having a baby on on a flight. you are constantly just looking for the-- excuse me do you have any air birth bags. do you not have those? so comedians please give us the captain's announcement to the rest of the flight while this is happening. we're going to get their answers when we come back on @midnight . >> well congress book @midnight. it's time for for the win. let's wipe, wipe wipe wipe. i'm going read the answers you guys will decide the winner, before the break i told you about a southwest flight that was diverted when a passenger want into labor and then gave birth to a baby. i asked to you give me a line from the captain's announcement. let's see you what wrote. >> i have to do a good captain voice here. >> ladies and gentlemen if you look out to your left you'll see the grand canyon, by that

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not long after leaving san francisco, southwest flight 623 turned into an airborne maternity ward as passenger charl charl charlie reeve tweeted a passenger just delivered a baby. >> an emergency room nurse was also on board and she helped with what witnesses and southwest are calling a successful mid-air delivery, a first for just about everyone involved. >> no, no, in fact i asked the flight attendant if she's ever gone through something like that. she said, no, it's something they talk about in the train bug not something you ever expect to use. that was her first time, too. >> southwest on its web site has advice about flying while pregnant, but in-flight delivery, that's always a surprise. the flight originally bound for phoenix made an emergency landing in los angeles. about two hours later, the remaining 111 passengers, who did not become parents today, flew on to phoenix. we're told the family is all well. >> happy ending. >> we got a sneak peak at the new kaiser permanente building. it replace as 50-year-old hospital that sits right next door. it features special procedure s

new this morning, manhunt underway after deadly shooting in southwest philly. about 11:30 last night police say 24 year old man was shot in the neck, stomach and leg near bellmore and frankford avenue in kingsessing. that man died at temple hospital. man in his 30's was shot while inside a park mini-van nearby. he's now in critical condition at temple hospital. >> also, new this morning, deadly crash is under investigation in the kingsessing neighborhood. eyewitnesses told police the driver ran a red light. the car then flipped over, burst into flames, landing against the building. it happened around midnight just past the intersection every lindbergh boulevard and grays ferry avenue. the 26 year old victim died at the scene. >> a steam pipe has burst at bartrum high school. happened around midnight in the school's basement. officials say it was under control in just a few minute, unclear, how much, if the burst pipe will affect today's classes. >> authority are hoping that you can help them finds susan johnson, a 58 year old woman missing since december 5th. j

when the southwest with a. it the water temperature is 36. >> does not doing that in a big way right now. it is going to join forces with this thing and turn into big northeast nor'easter. we will be on the backside of the system. >> that is how we're going to get this north to northeast flow down the length tomorrow. as the high pressure comes in here on wednesday we're going to get more son sean.sunshine >> that is what will warmus up later in the week. the first five days of this 15 do it temperature trend forecast will be but 2.1 degrees above normal. as to get into the weekend we could be up to 10 degrees above normal. 75 degrees above normal going into next week. next week signs of a more active parents.patterns. >> if you have dreams of a white christmas do not abandon them yet. despite the fact we do not see any big snowstorms. >> this afternoon some snow showers and rain showers. some areas have had a dusting. the temperature to his 42 in southwest wind at 20 mi. per hour. the light is " a. some mixed

wind speeds out of the southwest at 11 miles per hour. there is a big difference between the temperatures in philadelphia versus what's happening in the suburbs. take a look at pottstown, only 39 degrees. temperatures in allentown at 36. those are the two exceptions. even the poconos at 47 degrees. temperatures today push close to 60, even the mid-60s in a few spots. i'll show you all the details coming up in my first alert seven-day forecast. but for now, we check in with first alert traffic reporter katy zachry. good morning. >> good morning to you, brittney and to you at home. looking live at 309 near the pennsylvania turnpike, very few cars on the road, which is good, because there are no issues to report on any of our majors in pennsylvania, new jersey or delaware. so, that's a good thing this morning. we are following an accident in whitemarsh township. this is on ridge pike between church road and manor road. that portion of the road is closed, so be advised. you can take germantown pike around that accident. and also, there's a fi

wind speeds out of the southwest at 7 miles per hour. and pushing into the rest of today, we will climb into the low 60s throughout the city. and then by the afternoon and evening, a chance of light rain and showers moves in. 57 degrees by 4:00 p.m. by 9:00 p.m., 52, and then a big-time drop in temperatures as we head into tomorrow, over 20 degrees. i'll go over all the details on that, let you know what to expect. that's coming up in my full forecast, but for now, we'll check in with nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter katy zachry. good morning. >> good morning. it is slow going on the vine street expressway eastbound and even parts of 76 westbound. take a look behind me. so, this is the vine street expressway right at 24th street, where an accident happened about a half hour ago. the good news, i can tell you, is several of the emergency vehicles that were out here in the left-hand l

notice it's driving cold air to the southwest. high of 31 in albuquerque as they're looking at snow. 4 to 8 inches by new year's day afternoon. for us, clear and cold. pay attention to temps. 31 at 8:00 in leesburg and gaithersburg. mid-30s downtown. 10:00, final walk of the dog -- my dog woke up this morning sneezing like crazy. i went online, he stopped after about a half an hour. he was okay. 31 for a temperature at 10:00 at andrews. most of the 'burbs well below freezing. by midnight, most of the suburbs in the upper 20s. 34 downtown by midnight. 28 in manassas, culpeper. by 7:00 tomorrow morning, figure on 20s with clear skies across the board. by 1:00, low 30s. 37 in manassas. 34 in leesburg. 33 in gaithersburg. 5:00, temps going down again. will fall pretty fast tomorrow night heading out for new year's eve. midnight, ringing in the new year, looking at mid-20s across the board. even downtown, hanging onto 30. 2:00, if you're out super late tomorrow night, 29 in culpeper, fredericksburg. a pretty quiet new year's eve night.

fox 29's joanne pileggi is live in southwest philadelphia tonight. joanne. >> reporter: lucy, it is a very active crime scene as police and homicide detectives try to find out who killed an employee here at this self storage facility in southwest philadelphia. this is the situation at the locker room self storage facility on south 62nd street. sources telling us that the security guard who worked here was found dead inside of a van alongside one of the storage units. the victim according to police was tied up and had facial injuries. a manager here apparently making this gruesome discovery late this afternoon. cops trying to figure out what happened, when it happened, and how the victim was killed. >> you're seeing behind me police are taking away a maroon utility van that is believed where the victim was found. now, police are working to make a positive identification of the victim. no notify his family and then proceed with their investigati investigation. we're live tonight in southwest philadelphia, i'm joanne pileg pileggi, fox 29 news. back to

according to buzzfeed a southwest airline flights was diverted when a passenger gave birth shortly after takeoff. the passenger was immediately charged an additional carryon fee. as a frequent traveler i say nothing is worse tan being next to a baby on a flight t is actually actually just having a baby on on a flight. you are constantly just looking for the-- excuse me do you have any air birth bags. do you not have those? so comedians please give us the captain's announcement to the rest of the flight while this is happening. we're going to get their answers when we come back on @midnight [announcer:] apples are good. as strongbow hard cider, better. but strongbow over ice is the best. enjoying strongbow over ice with your slow motion horse, the bestest. ♪ strongbow, world's number one hard cider . what can your fidelity greenline do for you? just take a closer look. it works how you want to work. with a fidelity investment professional... or managing your investments on your own. helping you find new ways to plan for retirement. and save on taxes where you can. so you can invest in t

are you seeing much pricing pressure there as southwest increases capacity there? they have low introductory rates for instance that might be competitive or more competitive to yours? >> yeah, they're certainly pricing pressure going on in dallas. love field, has opened up with the sun setting of the wright amendment has created new longer haul opportunities out of dallas for southwest and they put those flights in and added capacity there and putting intro pricing in place to let people know you can now find longer haul places from love field. we expected that's going to rationalize over time. if you look at a city like chicago or houston, other mid-u.s. cities that have a major airport like an o'hare or an intercontinental with southwest at the secondary airport in a midway or a hobby, there's no reason long term dallas shouldn't look like those markets and those are very stable and we expect dallas will turn that way eventually, too. >> before we let you go. what's your take on what's going on in cuba? are you looks at that a as a big market for you. >> we're wa

the action cam on the scene the 5100 block of grays avenue in southwest philadelphia. firefighters had to douse the flames and pull that 26-year-old driver out of the car, but he was pronounced at the scene. police have not yet identified him, they do know, though, nobody else was in the car. police are reviewing surveillance video from the scene of the deadly crash. >>> and police say a man is behind bars for the violent attack of a graduate student in university city. "action news" reporter, katherine scott is live at special victims unit. katherine, the police say this attack might be linked to some others. >> reporter: that's right, tam, there's been a string of assaults and robberies on and around campuses and university city, the special victims units and southwest detective's have been investigating. last night police caught a man in the act of assaulting a woman they believe he is responsible for multiple attacks in the area including two more that happened near drexel. last night a 38-year-old graduate student got off the bus at 42nd street she walked to 41st

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next seven days, rain on saturday is actually what's going to hit the southwest tomorrow. it may snow in las vegas and phoenix tomorrow. rain ends sunday, colder on monday. light flurries possible on tuesday. pretty good arctic air gets in here. tuesday, lucky to make it above freezing. >> looks like you keep dodging the snow bullet. >> he's already depressed. >> it's starting out very slowly. i am very upset, but it's okay. >> it's a harbinger of what kind of winter we're going to have. >> yea! a great one! >>> this is a new year's eve tradition and it's more than 100 years old, but it never gets stale. >> coming up, organizers do one final run through for tomorrow night's celebration in times there are lots of reasons to finish college at devry university we can help... by maximizing qualifying transfer credits so you can graduate sooner. all you need... is a good reason to finish now. get started at devry.edu it's the time of year for making lists... at chevrolet, we've made it onto a few lists ourselves. in fact this year, we've been at the top of more awards lists tha

southwest winds pat ten miles an hour. we should be warming up. but the low clouds helping to prevent any sunshine from getting in there. sunday, we were 59. 65 monday. yesterday, that was the high. that was in the middle of the night during the afternoon it was in the mid 30s. today, up to around 50, depending on how soon we clear out of here. the average high is 49 degrees. right now, we are only 39 at quakertown and 40 in pottstown, reading, coatesville. 37 in mount pocono. 45 in philly and 44 in wilmington. 42 in trenton. it's chilly but down to the south it's not. 54 degrees in delaware and going up. this is the live radar. look at this. area of rain from parts of maryland up through southeastern pennsylvania and into central new jersey. looks like the wettest county is chester. montgomery county, pretty loaded. delaware county, bucks county, all loaded with rain right now. some of it is at least on moderate side. comes down fairly hard and it goes all the way back into west virginia. it's all moving in the same direction. so it's going to be

scattered showers, fog, moisture streaming in from the west-southwest. it doesn't take much to tricker in a few showers. been some in marin county. napa had a lot of reports there. browns valley, napa downtown, napa airport as well. pars of the east bay. there's been a little bit of rain out to oakley, brentwood, discovery bay, danville, san ramon, walnut creek, concord, fremont, newark, union city, san jose to the santa cruz mountains over highway 17. not a lot. but a little bit. 50s, 60s on the temperatures. very mild. we'll see a break a little bit this afternoon and then our next system is not as strong. it will give some rain, not a lot to the south bay peninsula. but a little bit more. more than this in 12 minutes. 60s on the temps. here's my good friend, sal. >>> we're looking at a commute that does look pretty good around the bay area compared to yesterday. we do have some slow traffic

. >>> but we begin with breaking news from southwest philadelphia where the body after i man has been found inside a storage facility. >> police say the 67-year-old victim was bound and left inside the back of a conversion van. "action news" reporter skep live now at the scene with the story. kenneth. >> reporter: sarah, wanter, the details are still coming in. philadelphia homicide detectives are still trying to figure out what happened. locker room stores incorporated. as you take a live look at this police scene i can report the man found dead was a security guard forself storage facility. this was the scene within the past couple of hours on the 00 block of south 62nd street. police say around 3 p.m. the manager here at locker room discovered the body of the 67-year-old employee tied up in a conversion van. he had facial injuries and was pronounced dead by paramedics and the storage facility was behind wood land village applause abusy avenue on southwest and as i mentioned investigators have not been able to give us much information about this homicide but we 130 with a friend of

winds out of the west/southwest at 3 miles per hour. pressure 30.27 inches. it's cold, but it's above where we should be for this time of day. normally the low temperatures occurs around 7:00. we're about 7 degrees above that. allentown, 29. wilmington, 31. millville, 29 degrees, satellite and radar, showing the clouds beginning to thin out locally, clear skies across pittsburgh and all this out of here, once once the sun continues to climb all this will fizzle out and pull away, we'll see sunshine later this afternoon. if you're traveling there's not much going on. we have moisture across the southern tier states. wichita switches over to light snow same thing for madison, wisconsin. the bark is worse than the by the. we're not looking at huge snow totals. just a couple of nuisance events. the front is west of saint louis. icy cold west of there. nice and mild east. 50 in omaha, 7 in busy mark. the old -- bismarck. the cold stuff across the dakotas, that will retreat. that cold front will knock the temperatures a few degrees below seas

unanimously for the new soccer stadium in southwest d.c. in buzzard point. d.c., a new stadium with more space for fans. though soccer enthusiasts welcome a deal for just such a stadium. say aye.in favor, aye. opposed? >> they made major revisions in the proposal put forward by outgoing mayor vincent gray, and they will now have to come up with $60,000 more than initially proposed, and it looked at discarding a 10 year sales tax break for the team that would have saved to united $7 million, but it leaves in place a 20-year, $43 million property taxes break. >> it is a good deal. it is not the end of the world. it will be good for the people of the district of columbia. >> the center is no longer a key component of the deal. it sits at the corner of 13th ineet and u street northwest, and an extremely valuable piece of property. while the fans welcome the stadium, they do not exactly like the deal. >> why should we have to spend public money to get teams to go places? it is outrageous. >> the city council voted to move ahead with this field. it is not quite a

anyone with any information should call southwest decks. chris and kerry. >> jennifer, thank you. >>> meantime he was the head master of an elite delaware prep school and now he is quick of 25 counts of dealing in child pornography. fifty-four year-old christopher wheeler ran tower high school in wilmington. allegations of child sexual abuse prompted police to search his home and tower hill office and what they found led to his conviction. however, prosecutors have not charged him in connection with those child sex abuse allegations. wheeler's sentencing is set for march. each of the 25 counts carries a minimum of two years in prison. >>> 4:35. cuba has signalled it has no intention of extraditing america's most want wood man back to this country, joann chessmar after she escaped from prison where she was serving time for killing a new jersey state trooper. yesterday cuban officials say they have a right to grant political asylum to fugitive. chris chris christie says it was not right when harboring a cop killer. he calls that deal awful. >

now can we have a contributor from the southwest? anybody from the southwest? what about the young lady in the drain, light green dress. please. >> my name is -- and i'm from the southwest. coming from a rural area where employment opportunities are very hard to get day in and day out i see in my constituency inequality, oppression and disparity in effect the fact that some people need to work harder and harder just to survive, not even to live. this means young people and of course people from all ages in my area something my gut tells me now is the time to back a living wage. now is the time to give socially disadvantaged people who generally work their fingers to the bone may be working two or three jobs just to make a living, the chance to live more comfortably as well as aspire to so much more. let's not forget that those hard-working people are the ones that we represent in the u.k. parliament. let's leave our influence into the threads of this chamber. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. do we have anybody from the northwest who wants to take part in thi

. >>> also new from overnight, one person is dead after he crashed into a wall in southwest

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now at southwest detective with the latest information. jan, good morning. student in university sit have i been on edge this week after learning about a number of assault and robberies, in this campus exon at this, but now police have five year old nan custody. they say he was caught in the middle of attacking an university of pennsylvania graduate student, and now they are trying to see if he is linked to four other cases. skype of the most recent attack, 41st and pine streets, where university of pennsylvania grad student sent hit in the head and nearly robbed. >> it is terrifying, not a great feeling knowing can you not be snafu own neighborhood. >> scary, i would advise caution. >> just one every many attacks on u pen and drexel student then the week, latest happened about 6:30 thursday evening. police say a woman is walking alone on pine street. when a five a year old man, hit her with a bike lock. >> strikes letter in the back of the head with a bike lock. and demand her purse, nine officers in the area because of recent rash of ro

more clouds approaching from the southwest that rolls in today. call for today, cloudy skies, a few peeks of sunshine, 38 degrees. a light breeze out of the west/northwest. we should reach 38 degrees around 3:00 p.m. gray skies throughout the period, 6:00 p.m., 35 degrees. looking ahead for the weekend, it's quiet over the weekend. an unsettled pattern sets up for monday, christmas eve looks like

the winds will be out of the southwest 10 to 15 miles per hour. here's your extended forecast. we have an area of low pressure that will push into the bay area overnight through friday it will impact your morning commute tomorrow. high pressure builds in the bay area, mostly cloudy skies over the weekend. winter officially arrives on sunday and as it does so, it ushers in a dry weather pattern on monday through wednesday. here's gianna. >> let's check conditions on the bay area bridges. so far, so good. no accidents record as you work your way towards the bay bridge toll plaza. easy ride into san francisco. same goes for conditions at the golden gate bridge. san mateo bridge no problems, 14 minutes between 880 and 101. 880 northbound at whipple accident and looks like 880 in oakland looking good. 101 trimble, santa clara, no delays to report every good in both directions. >>> nearly a dozen people including a child are in critical condition after they were struck by a suspected drunk driver in southern california. it happened in redondo beach last night. the victims were crossi

"eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo, joins us now at southwest detective with the latest information. jan, good morning. >> erika, ukee, good morning r that's right, five a year old man now behind bars this morning. police say he was caught in the middle of attack on a woman near the university of pennsylvania. now police believe he could be responsible for up to four other attacks on college students in university sit over the past week alone. now, this most recent attack came around 6:30 last night, at 41st and pine streets, near the campus of u pen. police say a woman was walking alone on pine street when hit from behind with a bike lock. the suspect then demanded her purse, fortunately, there were police officers already in the area, because of other recent robberies, and they saw the suspect dragging this woman down the street, and then jumped in to rescue her. again, just the latest incident. police believe this man could be linked to two broad daylight assault on drexel university campus yesterday. also, 23 year old woman was sexually assaulted at 47th and chestnut on monday,