that is certainly going to make fans in our area quite happy. >> that will get you up. great to have you with us here at 4:00 o'clock i'm thomas drayton along with karen hepp. bob kelly and sue serio, good morning, everybody. >> good morning everybody. still cold out there. >> cold as yesterday. >> it could be depending on where you live. >> it is pretty much just as cold but good news, later on it won't be. we will get above freezing for the first time since thursday of last week. later though, not yet. lets look at the temperatures, ten in pottstown. twelve in allentown. sixteen in philadelphia. three in dover. so, we're just kind of going to leave those there because there is not much wind. winds are very calm. look the at the western part of the pennsylvania. we will see snow edging in the pittsburgh area, we are expecting a little taste of that, but there is a winter weather advisory but not until this evening and only for berks, lehigh, northampton, carbon, monroe and western parts of the bucks and montgomery counties. that is because that is where it could be frozen precipitation. we have told but this yesterday and we will go through hour by hour later on. later on it will be cold, 39 degrees is a cold temperature but it is above freezing and as i said first time since last thursday that would be happening. sunset time bob kelly, 4:56. so it is close to that 5:00 o'clock sunset, milestone >> that is right, it is daylight when i get up from my nap now in the afternoon. >> that is right. >> that is a plus. >> good morning. it is a tuesday, back at it, 4:02. live look for bank in gunnings bounty on route one near oxford valley mall. watch for a, closure, reallies i closure, easy off, back on, get off, off ramp and get right back on but this morning no problems on majors like the blue route, schuylkill expressway, boulevard, i-95 all in good shape. for the gang watchings down at lbi route 72 closed right at the war even grove with an accident. and then be careful this morning, the the low temperatures, again still at 17, so there is black ice, potential for black ice, out there, a lot of situations, so far, really with this black ice, been on and off ramps, secondary road, those less traveled roads, neighborhood streets, even just crossing the street from the sidewalk to get to your car, or get the to the the bus, if it is out there, it is frozen over. don't forget toll increase kicked in on sunday at pennsy turnpike there was a lot of backup yesterday at the cash lanes of the turnpike, so be ready for that again this morning. karen and thomas, back to you. all right, bob, time is 4:03. streak of violence in frankford overnight man shot during a robbery attempt while a woman is robbed just a block away minutes apart. >> right the now police are investigating whether these things may be connect, lets get out to steve keeley at frankford terminal to explain, what we know, steve. >> reporter: we are on bridge street and you can see the massive frankford terminal and also see not many people out here on the the streets except police officers. and police officers are here right the now investigating, the few people that before out on the street in this extreme cold, at 1:00 a.m. ended up being hold up victims. two simultaneous robberies right outside this this extreme cold but not cold enough for cold hearted crew to seek out, the few people walking to and from, frankford terminal here at 1:00 o'clock in the morning. going to the video police first learned of the robberies after a 30 year-old guy made it on his own to nearby area frankford hospital shot twice and slugged in the face a few times. he said a car load of guys wearing masks which we are doing in this weather so they didn't stand out right away until they got out of this white chevy impala with guns taking his wallet, nearly taking his life by shooting him. while police at the hospital they didn't have to go too far to find victim number two. >> while police were at aria frankford hospital, interviewing this 30 year-old shooting victim, an 18 year-old female was also being treated for facial injuries at the same emergency room, she stated to police that about a block north at frankford and pratt, at the septa terminal, that she was robbed, also, point of gun of her cell phone and cash and she described the same three perpetrators, males wearing dark clothing, masks, armed with a gun, and there was a getaway driver, a fourth individual, in a white vehicle >> reporter: come out of the video and you can see philadelphia police officer, they are running the streets here, looking for that white chevy impala because they figure if they hit twice, they are not home watching the news at 4:00 a.m. and don't know police are outlooking for them there are a few people walking around now because it is getting near work time and if you work and go to or from the frankford terminal, robbers think you have a wallet and you have money and you have at least a septa pass and likely a cell phone and would make a victim of this hold up crew. it doesn't matter what the weather is in this town, crime does not stop apparently, karen and thomas. >> we have learned that over past couple weeks. all right steve, thank you. 4:08. we also know breaking news man shot to death trying to rob, stop an armed robbery in west philadelphia his killer still on the loose. he took off after firing fatal shots inside an apartment in the 5400 block of girard avenue around 10:00 o'clock last night. there was a woman who said she knows this suspect and invited him in her home when he pulled out a gun. shooter also stole her cell phone and $20. scary situation for workers at checkers restaurant in west philadelphia when someone shoots out window there. this happened just before 11:00. police responded to the scene, taped autopsy window no one was hurt. police in delaware has given all clear to the city's jewish community center. it was evacuated yesterday after receiving a bomb threat. fbi and k-9 units swept building and found nothing suspicious. officials say numerous jewish community centers across country received bomb threats, none turned out to be credible developing right now, two days without heat and hot water because of that sinkhole , and water main break has folks in the fishtown neighborhood pretty frustrated these cars were swallowed up, two in the mess, it the has been two days and it has been brutally bitterly cold. our lauren johnson is there with the very latest. >> reporter: good morning, the helps remains on this tuesday morning, as do chilly temperatures and that makes it hard, as you mentioned for those people trying to wait it out here at home without the water and heat, sight similar to the grand canyon right here in the middle of boston street monday crew where is out the here working to cap underground lines and they tell us a brick sewer underground dating back to the 1890's cracked and that led to the break in the cast iron water main that was installed in the 1860's, a representative from the cities water department says water temperatures from the delaware and schuylkill rivers are what effects underground pipes not the air temperatures and during these cold months they can see up to 20 water main breaks a take, this one happening on sunday, swallows two cars as soon as crew as arrived here on the scene here in kensington. they fished out the those cars , but not before cutting gas and water to 20 homes here >> it is going to be a long hall. i just hope we get water and heat back, you know, right now we don't have either. you miss those things when you don't have them. >> i just want my gas and water back. they can get back to building the street whenever i don't care. >> colder months when we see highest volume of water mains breaking every day. we can see upward of 20 breaks a day sometimes a winter. the water temperature however is the factor not the air temperature. so, the water temperature for what the their we're treating and putting through the system when that dips below 35 degrees, you will often see a much higher spike in breaks. >> never a dull moment, is there? it the will be quite a while i think until we're able to come backup the street. >> get back to life as normal. >> that is right. >> reporter: this morning a lot of people knowing these pipes are old are asking can this be avoided? not really until the city is able to repair 2800 miles of water mains across the city and right now they are completing about 28 miles a year, it the is a very slow process which brings no comfort to the people here in kensington struggling to deal with no water and no heat in these very frigid temperatures , karen and thomas >> thanks, lauren. 4:09. is there a massive manhunt continuing for killer of the veteran police officer in orlando. the it is victim we know is 42 year-old her name is master sergeant deborah clayton and she was shot trying to stop a murderer wanted for killing his pregnant ex-girlfriend. there was another officer who died, during this manhunt, "fox news"'s kelly wright, has the very latest. >> i simply cannot explain this type of senseless attack. >> reporter: two law enforcement the officers are dead in orlando with the suspect, now on the run. it all started when an off-duty officer master sergeant deborah clayton confronted a man outside a wal-mart parking lot monday morning. the suspect markeith lloyd then allegedly opened fire killing clayton. orange county deputy norman lewis then died in the crash while pursuing the suspect. >> the orlando police department in or surrounding agencies are dedicating every a railable resource to catch this criminal. >> reporter: lloyd has been wanted since last month after he allegedly shot and killed his pregnant ex-girlfriend. federal officials are now assisting in the search for lloyd. >> we're offering all assistance in this matter, fbi , atf and u.s. marshals service are actively assisting with the search for this purpose trait the or. >> reporter: search including dozens of apartments, other homes, in the the orlando area >> we have deployed numerous officers and detective who specialize in looking for suspects, who tried to avoid capture. we are using every resource possible to find him. >> reporter: orlando authorities are confident that they will catch the suspect quickly. >> we're reasonably certain we still have the subject in this area. >> reporter: lloyd has a long criminal record including resisting arrest and violence, and cocaine trafficking. in new york, kelly wright, "fox news". time right now 4:11. oh, boy what an upset. >> i can't wait to see it. i heard it on the radio like what. we're talking about big college football game last night, championship, thriller coming down to the last second clemson looking for revenge against alabama, who won, clemson did. clemson won. >> early on it looks like alabama would be repeat champions going up four to nothing in the second quarter and leading by ten through much of the second half. the fourth quarter though clemson finally took lead with under five minutes to go, alabama came right back though , freshman quarterback jaylen hurtz ran 30-yard with just two minutes left. alabama up 31-28. of course setting up epic last second finish. >> watch this. >> touchdown. >> quarterback desean watson with the touchdown pass just 12th left giving tigers a win and second national championship. after the game watson announced he was going to enter the nfl draft. >> how about that. all right. that is the scene that happened last night with the sports, lets check our roads, waking up this morning, hi there, bob. >> we're still closed on the vine street expressway, both directions, between the schuylkill and broad street, we will check rest of the jam cams as we go outside and say good morning to city hall, come on, let's income on the door and wake up the mayor. sueby has the forecast, when we come 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later on and that will change that precipitation to rain. but if you are in these counties north and west of the city, and weather service divides up bucks and montgomery county for this particular winter wet ther advisory starting at 6:00 p.m. and going until 2:00 in the morning it is northern and western parts of the montgomery and bucks affected because we will start off with freezing rain and maybe even some snow. we will time it the out here in the the future cast, there you can see starting to move in but by 2:00 in the morning, i should say things have change over to rain, it the is that tricky travel, anytime after 6:00 o'clock and before midnight, that you could have some problems in those areas where the advicery is in effect. it looks like a lot of this rain will be on its way out by 4:00 in the morning. we will start this early with some rain, but for us in philadelphia and south and east of the city, it should be just rain. the another round late wednesday night shouldn't last too long probably gone by thursday morning, and then it the gets dicey over weekend. we will talk about that in the seven day forecast. so for the winter weather advisory light the snow possible, maybe even some freezing rain, temperatures around the time of the advisory around 6:00 will be 30 degrees in that part of the area, slowly rising with freezing rain, slippery road during the transition. staying off the road at that point in time that would be a good thing. there is yesterday's high of 23 degrees, today, 38, wow for first time since last thursday it will be above freezing, we have been that cold for that long, 50 degrees tomorrow and then soaring to 60, by thursday. by friday we are up to 52 degrees and when we start the day on saturday it will be dicey, same story for sunday but both days temperatures end up below freezing. of course, we have holiday on monday martin luther king day and by then we are in the mid 40's. >> does that mean kid are off again monday. >> yep, here we go again. >> good morning everybody. 4:18. on tuesday. the lets get started. no problems on the regional rail lines but again same deal as yesterday, some of the trains will be short cars this morning if you are going to be standing outside waiting for a bus, train, trolley, bundle up it is cold. we have a cold one out there this morning. clean slate and good looking tote board at philly international to start our morning. heading down to the airport we should be good to go where ever you are going, i hope someplace warmer then here in philadelphia. in problems on the the plea route, schuylkill, i-95. cheltenham, jenkintown road at marvin road and then slide on down the shore, just outside long beach island lbi route 72 , an accident the at warren grove. we have reduced speeds, that is an old one there but vine street expressway still closed between the schuylkill and broad street, until about 5:00 . you know normal drill, coming in on the schuylkill expressway you can connect at spring garden, 30th or south street and so far so good on all major roadways, just watch for that blackizes specially on some of the drives like here is martin luther king drive, kelly drive, lincoln drive, any of that run off that hey have just slightly melted and little bit of sun yet, quickly refroze on the overnight and then sitting out there in the form of the black ice this morning. thomas, black over to you. >> thanks, bob. 4:19. many questions remain this morning as to what caused a 50-e crashing through a windshield along the new jersey turnpike. the seven five-year old driver is still in the hospital this morning recovering from head injuries. it caused the driver of the suv to veer off the turnpike and salem township, on monday, state police, trying to determine if it was a freak accident or whether someone actually set the out to drop that dumbbell through overpass. victim's son tells us his father never knew what hit him. >> just couldn't believe it, shocked. you never thinking something like that will happen. >> we don't know if somebody intentionally did it, so, you know, it is just a freak thing it is a shame. >> the driver and his wife were on their way to myrtle beach for a getaway, but she was not hurt. a driver faces reckless endangerment charges after allegedly leaving a seven year-old alone on the school bus in this happened in west philadelphia an officer spotted the child alone and waited for the driver to come back. man told police he left to use rest room but officer claims he saw a money order in his hand n word on which bus company that driver was working for. talk about an odd burglary in philadelphia, it wasn't a tv or cash one guy was after, instead, a kensington family is migging their space heaters in the faucet. a man kick in the front door to the family's home, on the 1900 block of east letterly street back on january 5th. they are just now releasing their surveillance video. he managed to get away with two heaters, a lock set, and a faucet worth about a you this dollars. if you know anything, you know what to do, give police a call police are searching for a very bold thief who took a ring worth tens of thousands of dollars from the center city jewelry shop this happened on jeweler's row. that is why this robbery is just shocking because people feel safe in that neck of the woods. suspect walk right the in to max weiner's jewelry store and asked to see a pricey diamond ring. seconds later he was out the door with the 24 carat white gold diamond ring reportedly worth $50,000. police say there was an employee who confronted the thief and tried to get him to hand it back over but man wasn't having it. >> the owe tender makes a threatening motion by putting his hand in his pocket, like what are you going to do. >> had a lot of guts and the two wrong thing and they will get caught and pay the price. >> owner and his employees were too upset, too frightened to speak on camera. the employee was not harmed. suspect escaped on the patco line by eighth and chestnut streets. some good news, big honor for soccer star and south jersey native carli lloyd. >> she has been named women's player of 2016, this is second year in the row delran native earned that honor n2015 lloyd led woman's team to victory in the world cup, she's also a two time olympic gold medalist we have fall guy from the season. >> eagles shake up their coaching staff after a disappointing season. we will have details coming up in just a minute. by peggy lee playing ] [ goat bleat ] [ crow caws, music continues ] this is gonna be awesome! when it comes to buying a house... trulia knows the house is only half of it. and with 34 map overlays like playgrounds, demographics, schools, and more... you can find the right house and the right neighborhood for you. trulia. the house is only half of it. good morning i'm sean bell eagles needed to make a change at wide receiver position and they started with the coach. they tea side to part ways with wide receiver coach greg lewis this was lewis first year as the wide receiver coach and the group seemed like they were worse then the year before. they had no 1,000-yard receivers and near top of the nfl in dropped passes. the this team didn't have have talent to be great but greg lewis is taking the bullet for it. villanova back at practice after falling out of the top spot, after losing to butler they trooped from first to third in the ap and coach's poll. coach wright talked about being number one and focusing on the very next game. >> it is great to be number one but would i much rather be number one, what are we, did it come out, three. i would rather be number one then three. there is challenges to it too. mostly we were just always concentrating on the next game >> that is sports in a minute. i'm sean bell. where things come from? how they get here? what they're packed in? it's a lot of stuff. and these things add up. that's why we recycle. 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musical accompany. >> it is cold. >> okay. >> i take that back. sort of. at least it was festive. there is a six out of ten today. yesterday was five. little bit better but it is still just as cold as it was yesterday. we will talk about wind chills because winds are calm. that is a good thing. temperatures range from ten to the north of us, four to the the south of us, in between here we are, with 16 degrees. you can see weather out the to the west, some snow edging in the pittsburgh area. we will talk about that arrival later on in the day. is there winter weather advisory north and west of the city starting at 6:00 p.m., for us we don't expect our rain until overnight the hours and yes we're talking rain because we do expect to be above freezing today, not as frigid as yesterday, yesterday 's high bob kelly was 24 degrees. today a whooping 38, doesn't that make it sound warm. >> ready to put my shorts on get the slip and slide out. good morning everybody. it is tuesday. we're having some fun. 4:31. in problems yet on the vine street expressway. still closed from the overnight construction but coming in center city and navigate that detour is there a new pattern, above here near ben franklin parkway, near the franklin institute, so just be aware of. that kind of quiet down on i-95 heading down to the airport. the we are looking northbound on i-95, airport in the background there no problems at all flying out of philadelphia for this morning. so that is a change from the last couple of days. we're in good shape on all major roadway, jenkintown though jenkintown town road and marvin road watch for an accident. police on the scene there for gang watching us down the shore long beach island route 72 at the war even grove watch for a crash. be careful, everything out there is frozen over. low temperatures we are still hanging at 16. talked to triple a. they said they had a thousand calls for bat the wrist alone yesterday, dead batteries, and as folks try to start their cars during the early morning. right around the same temperature, there is black ice, anything that did not make tonight to the drains, little bit of sun, maybe healthed a little bit yesterday, it is all frozen over. it is chunky ice when you try to credits street again from the street corner on to the bus station or as those little ones license waiting out for bus these morning as well. speaking of buses no problems out of the gaeton mass transit but septa remind thaws some trains could be short, some cars, on the regional rail lines again today. thomas and karen, back over to you. bob, thank you. we have 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 just five minutes before. >> he described the perpetrators as three males wearing masks, two had handguns, one had a shotgun, there was a fourth male getaway driver who described the vehicle as a white possible chevy impala, and believe it was 2004 for the year, last seen south on the 5,000 block of griscom street. now fortunately we did find cameras in an apartment complex right where the shooting took place, right where the ballistic evidence is on the sidewalk where the robbery took place. >> an 18 year-old female that was robbed just prior to the male who was shot, she just got off a septa bus at the septa terminal at frankford and pratt and that is when these male is a approached her we know there are cameras at the septa terminal, so hopefully those cameras recorded something that can help with that robbery investigation. >> reporter: not only are there cameras at both robbery locations, and all around this septa terminal look we're across the street and lots of others around here and businesses as well, that may also have a clear shot of this white chevy impala driving by to get its license plate as these guys were cruising around terminal overnight in the streets looking for targets. thomas and karen. >> now is time for someone to come forward, steve, thank you time is 4:35. we are following more breaking news former german president roman hurt something has died. he served as president of the german friday 1994 to 1999. in the 90's he impressed germany to stress economic reform and stressed importance of remembering holocaust. he was first president of the germany to be elect into office after the unification of germany. he was 82 years old. there was a man shot dead trying to stop an armed robbery in west philadelphia. killer still on the loose this happened on the 5400 block of girard avenue around ten. she knows the suspect and invited them into her home when he pulled out the a gun. shooter stole her cell phone and 20 bucks. pretty scary situation at checkers restaurant in west philadelphia after their window was shot out. this happened just before 11:00, police came to the scene, window taped up, nobody was hurt. 4:36. residents in fishtown are extremely frustrated this morning. the has i have water main break opened up a sinkhole on sunday and since left them without heat, and water and it comes as freezing temperatures remain. the lets get out to lauren johnson in fishtown. here we are day three, good news, crews will be back out here today. >> reporter: i know, thomas but people here in boston street want to get life back to normal but it is tough to do stepping outside your trent door and you see this on your street. it is a slow process to get it repaired. so what happened, here's the question, the streets, swallowed two cars on sunday morning. this is after one man here noticed water in his basement, thought he had a plumbing problem. it was much bigger then that. faulty sewer led to the cracked water main and boston street caved in on itself. representative from the the city says that the winter months are when we see more breaks all over the city, sometimes up to 20 per day. crews working 12 her shifts, six days a week, staff starting as early as 8:00 a.m. and working as late as midnight to make repairs. >> a lot of people talk about the fact that this is building up and up and more and more homes are being built the demand on an already older system could cause this. >> i don't know if there is anyway to prevent from it happening. until this goes down, you know what i mean, they have to tear up every street in the city to fix i. they probably don't have money for that report report not happening. >> i dent think so. >> average age of philadelphia water mains are 69 years. we work to replace our system on a 100 year cycle. so, we're looking to replace 1 y year, 28 miles of mains per year and, you know we will get to around to replacing water mains as fast as we can. >> reporter: crews spent monday working as fast as they could in the fridge he had temperatures capping underground lines here. they will replace cast iron lines with duct tile iron is more flexible and it is a long process to get that done. that is in the what anyone on boston street wants to hear as they live without water and more importantly without the heat karen and thomas in these frigid temperatures. it has dipped down in the teens for the last three days. >> can't come soon enough, not pleasant. >> lauren, thank you. time right now is 4:38. >> we want to show you a piece of history that lasted hundreds of years, no more, iconic treat toppled. charleston church shooter dill on roofies in the the hand of the jury. jury deliberations will begin. after four days of testimony, prosecutors rested their death penalty case yesterday. nearly two dozen friend and relatives of the nine victims shared emotional store business their loved ones. roof represented himself and really didn't put up any fight to save his own life. roof was found guilty on all 33 federal charges last month. in california, a monster storm has claimed a world famous attraction, pioneer cabin tree a 1,000 year-old tree, a big tree state park has fallen. park voluntary has attracted thuses of visitors every year was barely alive and storm was just too much, there it is, the base of the tree had been carved out and people used to drive cars through it the but in recent years it was only hikers who were only allowed to pass. volunteer say big tree was so brittle that it shattered when it fell. hollywood, to holywed, infamous new years eve prank that resulted now in an arrest good morning, everybody. 4:45. freeway is kind of quiet. just be careful. anything that had a hint of melt nothing that little bit of sun we received yesterday is frozen back over, and an example this morning i hit walking from the parking garage to the station here, that chunky ice, when you get to the corner and make that trip from the curve down in the street where little ones will be crossing the street maybe you are walking through parking garage, where parking lot to get to the office, it the is a combination of the black ice and chunky ice. live look at the schuylkill expressway, there is still closed on the vine street expressway for another i'd say 15 minutes or so coming in or out of the city. navigate that construction detour, in center city there is a new pattern on the ben franklin parkway, between art museum steps and cathedral coming in towards the city they are pushing everybody over to the left-hand side of the roadway and that construction squeeze where there is no shoulder, just those barriers, again there is potential for that black ice. in problems though, yet on the major roadways. we are off to a much better start then we were this time yesterday. some work coming to chester county beginning today for next month or so valley road between jennings way and valley green road, we will have detour during the mid take so keep that in mind. they will get that kicked in at 9:00. hopefully school buses will get through there. cheltenham an accident jenkintown road at marvin road , again, watch for black ice, be careful on the on and the off ramps, any of the less traveled roadways there is a higher potential to be hitting that black ice. get out there early to start old betsy. yesterday triple a says they had over a thousand calls just for dead batteries alone during the day. of course, temps hovering right around that same number. septa has in problems to report but some trains could be a few cars short because of maintenance. i hear there is a warm up. should i get my slip and slide ready to go? sueby has the answer in 15 seconds. just to put things in perspective yesterday the high temperature, the high, was 23 degrees. normal is 40. we were 17 degrees short where we should have been. things will be a little closer to that 40 today but you have to wait, for a while, 4 degrees in millville, atlantic city, two in wrightstown. 16 degrees here in philadelphia not much win ahead of this front that is coming our way. here's the key, it is actually a warm front that is coming towards us but air is so cold, that it the is still causing some snow. by the time it the gets here tonight, we will be seeing temperatures actually rise, overnight, instead of tall. and so we have a winter weather advisory but only for northern and western parts of the viewing area because initially the temperatures will be below freezing, when this precipitation hits, break it down with the temperatures, and the precipitation. here we tonight at 6:00 we are already above freezing in philadelphia, but it is very tricky, north and west of the city. now this particular model doesn't have precipitation starting just yet but anytime after 6:00 is when it gets ties i between 6:00 and 9:00 and this is mountains even as late as 11:00 o'clock. you can see switch over to rain with temperatures in the upper 30's overnight. into the 40's, eventually, and that precipitation, all of it changes over to rain. it rains through overnight hours, it rains when we get started at 4:00 he clock for "good day philadelphia" tomorrow morning but then clears out by 6:00 o'clock. it won't be an all morning event. another overnight rain wednesday into thursday and that will keep things warmer. so with this winter wet ther advisory we could have light snow, freezing rain, temperatures begin around 30 and then rise slowly and freezing rain, slippery roads, thort and west of the city. here in philadelphia we should not see thinking but rain. once again your average high is 40 degrees. we have this is been above freezing since our high temperature of 35 degrees, on thursday, so, it is about time today 38 degrees. look at tomorrow, 50. gain ten more degrees on thursday with the high of 6o then back down with the cold front thursday night and an early high of 52 degrees and then in the 30's, mid to upper zero's both days of the weekend. we could start off in the morning with dicey precipitation. it is a holiday weekend. we will keep a close eye on. that by monday we are in the the mid 40's. >> that roller coaster continues. thank you. 4:50. confirmation hearings for senator jeff sessions president-elect donald trump's nominee for attorney general gets underway on capitol hill. from the looks of things it will get heated. the same allegations of racism sessions faced in 1986 during his unsuccessful bid to be a federal judge seemed to be re surfacing. he has been criticized for pursuing voter fraud charge as begins three african americans in alabama during his time as u.s. attorney there. they were acquitted. sessions also denyies using derogatory racist terms, supporters and opponents of the sessions nominations are speaking out right now. >> to put him in charge of the department of justice is like putting the fox in charge of the hepp house. >> there is an attempt to demonized people and call them racist when is there in roof for it. so let let me say clearly senator sessions is not a racist. >> we're told sessions has under gone numerous ra round and well aware of the allegation that is he will face. trump's latest pick for senior advisor facing scrutiny it is his son in law jared kushner. he is married to his daughter ivanka. it is raising questions about federal nepotism laws. we expect to learn more about details touring trump's long awaited news conference which is set for tomorrow. president obama will be delivering his farewell address in chicago tonight. this has become a tradition. thousands office people plan to braving freezing temperatures to attend the speech, happening at the same venue where he gave his 2012 election night address. the white house says president will reflect on the accomplishments of the past eight years and look forward to our nation's future. of course, you can watch it the all on fox 29 live at 9:00 . the guy behind the infamous holy weed rang turned himself into authorities. his name is zach fernandes, booked monday at lapd, excuse me, hollywood station for miss deheeneer trespassing. he was released after posting a $1,000 bond. he pulled the stunt new years day changing that sign to read holy weed and due back in court february 15th. >> not too funny now, um. >> 4:52. talk about penguin pride where you can get an up close look at this 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colony's arrival to the aquarium. first time parents sheila and goose. >> ahh. >> they are doing just fine, do you think they had a baby shower? what do you get a baby penguin by the way. >> fish. >> good gift. you will be able to vote for the baby's name on line later this month. can't wait to see what she will be call. also we're working on a lot of big stories happening this morning, first, some bad news for people, lauren? >> reporter: that is right, karen no heat and no water for some people living in kensington this morning after a has i have sinkhole opens up on sunday swallowing two cars. we will tell you what the water department says they are doing about the problem but first steve keeley. well, true, lauren, everybody always saying somebody else has it the worst , worse than toll accounts that deal with that sinkhole a couple people here wish that the septa transit the police could get an armed escort home to anybody getting off a bus or train here, two people could have 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