That could leave with us a dose of dangerous conditions, come monday morning. Saturday night im walter perez and the big story on action news is the approach of the winter storm that could make the the monday morning commute a real mess. Get ready for snow rain even ice, depending on where you are but first it is the bitter coal. We have Team Coverage tonight, action News Reporter Kenneth Moton is live on the steps of the art museum with a look at how folks are coping with the arctic blast. But we will begin with meteorologist Melissa Magee with the latest on what we can expect starting tomorrow melissa. Yeah walter, we have a the lot of cold air in place but there will be warmer air aloft working its way in the region sunday night into monday and that means we have a mixed bag of precipitation depending where you are with our latest winter storm. Wind chills outside tonight you could feel the chill. It feels like 12 degrees in philadelphia feels like 16 in allentown. 12 degrees curren
And we say good wednesday morning. Im Kendis Gibson in for t. J. Holmes. Im reena ninan. We begin with the overnight reaction to the state of the Union Address in which president obama steamed to turn his famous slogan yes we can into a new one. It went off script. Susan saulny with details. Reporter good morning. In this speech we saw an optimistic president trying hard to secure his legacy. The shadow of crisis has passed and the state of the union is strong. Reporter president obama unveiled an ambitious state of the union agenda for his final two years in office emboldened by rising job Approval Ratings and improving economy. Since 2010 america has put more people back to work than europe japan, and all advanced economies combined. Reporter the president took credit claiming a vindication of his democratic policies. Middle class economics works. Expanding opportunity works. And these policies will continue to work as long as politics dont get in the way. Reporter the president s pr
Kathy, thank you. Track bitter cold and snow anytime youd like on your smart phone and tablet. Just down load cbs philly weather app a railable on itunes and google play. Change of heart by the Philadelphia School district had some parents scrambling this morning. Eyewitness News Reporter Todd Quinones is live from fairmount with more on what happened. Reporter jessica, while some parents might have been thrown for a loop by the change this morning, kids i can tell you absolutely loved having the day off from school. As the snow continued to fall this morning it made for a slippery commute for those leaving early. It prompted a two hour delay for the Philadelphia School did it trick after 4 00 in the morning. But then something happened that triggered a change. It is quite unusual for to us make a change. Reporter two hours after calling a two hour delay, the district decided to close for the day parents had to adapt, on is had to miss work. Looking around now i feel like schools shoul
In philadelphia this is cbs3 Eyewitness News. Actually through his arms up and screamed. It to noon Eyewitness News exclusive. Two Hero Police Officers talk about taking down a suspect as they say he violently attacked a woman. Good evening, im chris may. Jessica is off tonight. Just a short timing a police in southwest philadelphia charged that man for an tack in University City. Natasha brown spoke exclusively with those officers who were just in the right place at the right time. Shes 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 nights violent attack on a 38yearold 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 i
In southwest philadelphia charged that man for an tack in University City. Natasha brown spoke exclusively with those officers who were just in the right place at the right time. Shes 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 nights violent attack on a 38yearold 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 th