50's today, it is still two out of ten because we will have facing different challenges. the this is crazy 51 in philadelphia, 6:53 is our sunrise time. we just got rid of freezing rain and sleet. that is moving up to the north. milder air is moving n now we are getting into this area of heavy rain moving through west to east. colder temperatures out toward great lakes. those colder temperatures will start to move in and it won't be too long before that happens. again rain moving from west to east and maybe a little bit from the south. we will watch carefully, look at how crazy these temperatures are, 33 in pottstown. below freezing in reading 51 in the city. forty-one mount pocono 567893 atlantic city but only 35 in wilmington. so milder air is making its way in, but the problem is the ground is still very cold from the weekend so we are seeing fog not too much south and east not just yet but north and west of the city we're sock in lancaster, pottstown, allentown mount pocono and visibility isn't great in reading either. so plan on, rain today and lots of it, rain that is wind driven rain with 30-mile an hour wind gusts and this will all happen around middle of the day, probably rain moving in over the next couple hour picking up in intensity by lunchtime and cannot rule out a thunderstorm. what a crazy day been kelly and it only just begun. >> you are using all of the graphics every picture i got. >> everything we got we copy, pasted on there here's a live look at route 309 northbound an accident at paper mill road and sue said it right, temperatures continue to rise. if you can delay, delay, delay the longer you can make your trip last at home gives roadways a chance for all of that chunky ice to melt, and hopefully that liquid will make it off to the side of the roadway. majors are okay. crews have been outputting down salt all night, secondary roads, side streets, scraping your ice off the carries a a chore. dave kinchen standing by to give us an example of that, live look at 492 freeway where we have a spray coming off cars, trucks in front of you. coming along majors and then go to exit on one of the off ramps and that is still covered in that chunky, slushy ice and slide just as quick on that. 45 miles an hour speed restrictions, on all major roadways in pennsylvania, as well as wilmington, delaware, 495 and i-95 there included. slippery platforms on all of the mass transit systems especially the trains ape trolleys and buses. everybody is back to work and school today so that first day back after a three day holiday is always crazy to begin with and it is also first workday for dart service changes and fare increase. make sure you have a few extra pennies riding dart and give yourself extra time riding to the airport and expect possible weather delays this morning. the chris and lauren back over to you. you keep saying it and we know it, but it is ugly, nasty, dangerous. >> take a look at this video we just got in, this was shot an hour ago. see i wouldn't even have a gate that included such long steps. i would be more shuffling along. you never know when you hit had that black ice. so dave kinchen you are in king of rich a, do you really even need the ear protectors at this point because it is almost what 51 degreesish in king of prussia. >> reporter: i don't need gloves but i don't know, i kind of like the feeling of my ears being warm i guess. bob was talking about everybody going back to work. we are here at td bank in kop and look at this, you can bank on the fact that vehicles park overnight will look like this. all ice built up here. i don't know about scraping a corporate vehicle here like we did earlier with the private car. wow. definitely there is ice here. look at the parking lot. this is what you will pull up to making your way in to work. at lot of crunchy ice. that is not bad, um. and, this parking lot hasn't been hit at all. you can see the glare. it is like a ice rink out here. even the plants over there, they are allized up as well. a little different when you look at the road there in kop. the road are clear, but crews are slowing down. right over there i think there is a flower in that plaza shopping center near sanford music clearing that area maybe they will get over here and take care of this parking lot but we are seeing in the last couple of hours or so, independent contractors outside plowing work streets and parking lots, things like. that they have got the road first and hopefully by your drive-in to work depending where you work your work complex will be clear or the at least have some salt down because as you can see it is quite a mess, guys, back to you. >> be careful. >> we don't need any broken wrist, knees or hipps or anything else. >> several build initial frankford remain in ice, as crews continue to watch for hot spots. >> at least six businesses have been either damage or destroyed on griscom street after saturday's fire. the other, joe's auto body he heard a circuit the breaker pop and he saw smoke and flames. not only did he lose his business of 26 years this is a sad part, he also lost his dog in this fire. people in the area tell fox 29 this is a real loss to the entire community. >> your car need fixing and you don't have money, you work things out, and you short a couple dollars or something, he hell you out with that. i mean whatever he can do for you, he will do for you. >> other businesses in the the area hoping that they can get inside today to see what they can salvage if anything. no word on how long that will take. following developing news for you a at 5:06 police hoping cameras near the scene can help them catch a man shot overnight, who shot a person overnight, 15th and locust. >> steve keeley live, to help explain what exactly happened, steve. >> reporter: check out our video. a place known for velvet rope and red carpet event got draped in crime scene. a shooting near city hall and a lot of nice new expensive high rise homes just outside on the sidewalk. a hold up with a big caliber gun just past midnight. philly's proud restaurant row, theater, shopping district. two guys walking near 15th and locust near academy house and right near academy music stage store, for some reason fear. they run when guy pulls out a large cam ber gun. wearing a black massing and hat not looking at a place for a winter night. for another reason angry and frustration he shoots at one of the men as they run, hits him in the arm. they both run down 15th. guy bleeding badly. makes a left on spruce and makes it out front of the kimmel center where he collapsed unconscious. that large caliber bullet hit an artery and because he ra than to broad street he got help, got taken to hahnemann quickly by police. >> the area, 15th street, 15th and locust, broad and locust, it is known for businesses, known for theaters, it is a very safe area. this type of thing, very rare, someone to get shot in this neighborhood. police detective are processing the scene. hopefully these camera can help with us our investigation and witnesses can give us good information so we can make an arrest. >> hahnemann doctors say despite losing so much blood they tell police that the 38 year-old survivor will be okay thanks to both police and that surgery team over there and thanks to so many of these surveillance cameras out here. one we are looking at right now, the man's friend and other cooperating witnesses because we are in center city, so many people saw some or part of this and they are now at central detectives where captain frank banford and his great detectives should get a good picture from the cameras and good description from the shooters from the witnesses. sadly chris and lauren on a snowy, sleet, freezing rain kind of even if night wearing a mask over your face and hat over your head doesn't make you look like a criminal until you pull out that large caliber gun. you will not stand out right away until you look armed. >> that is the dead give away. a villanova freshman under arrest accused of dealing the drug lsd out of the campus door room. radnor police say one student was arrested for assaulting police while on the drug and two others also overdosed that night. that is what led toe lease to justin yim, they found, 37 tabs of lsd, marijuana and nearly 9,000 doll a ars in cash in his dorm room. >> this is really thought to be a drug of the past and it is disappointing that it made an appearance albeit hopefully brief back on our campus. >> police say those students taken to the hospital for overdosing are now discharge. all right. different campus, same county, different story, we now know why more than 200 people became sick at a local college. montgomery county health department says the noro virus was the cause of the illness that i can is end students and staff at ursinus college, in their release they pointed out that noro virus is fairly common often referred to as food poisoning or stomach flu. health department says that it is highly contagious but doesn't last very long. one student explains how she felt. >> weak, dehydrated a little bit. i didn't feel well at all. even in the hospital it went so quickly. >> officials now believe that out break at ursinus is thankfully under control, lauren? >> now that he is out of the race for president new jersey governor chris christie focuses on state business. he will give his budget address this will mark his second to last budget address before leaving the governor's office. he will face democratic opposition and contentious issues, continue to be pensions, taxes, education and the transportation trust fund. christie delivered his budget a address at 2:00 p.m. >> chaka fattah continues to drum up support for his reelection bid this morning. service employees international union will officially announce its endorsement. union represents 80,000 work's cross pennsylvania, the 11 term congressman continues to fight 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and a half inches. some had ice milk in sussex county, delaware. mount laurel, new jersey 1.6 inches. inch in chadds ford and lehigh valley airport in allentown. philadelphia we measured an inch of snow, yesterday. so that is kind of there, on the ground, the ground is still kind of cold but this mild air is now moving in and eventually this cold front will come through with very heavy rain. you can see that rain down to our south right now. so that will be our problem for, well, not too long from now in the next couple hours, we will see that rain start to move in and think it will a affect us mostly between then and lunchtime, but say 9:00 a.m. and noon rain move in, and, there is whole. and that is where we will see that and, and, out there, and slippery conditions, quarter mile visibility in lancaster, fog any pottstown. allentown, mount pocono, reading, right now it is craze which these temperatures how dramatically they have swung to the higher side, 51 degrees in philadelphia, but right the now the road is only, 35 in wilmington. so as we see temperatures justin to rise, the rain moves in, and here we see heavy rain starting to enter the mountainous areas by 8:00 o'clock. by 10:00 o'clock it is here and we could hear some thunder a and see some lightening. we could even make it to 60 degrees by 1:00 in the afternoon. all this heavy rain should be on its way out by three or 4:00 o'clock. may not affect the evening commute. then we will get the down to around freezing tonight. then we may have to deal with black ice with left over moisture from the rain that falls today. so there will be another set of problems, average high is 44 degrees. we have been well below average with that high of 33. today, wow, 57 degrees, 45 tomorrow. that high will come in the middle of the day and then we will only get to 40 degrees on thursday, but starting on friday, it is a warming trend as we head into the weekend, and after all this craziness things will stabilize and it looks like a tease event weekend on the way but not this morning. lots of travel challenges, let us say, bob kelly. >> when you walk out the front door as i walk up the street it will feel like wow, it is warmer this morning. it is not as cold. but what you are walking honor driving on is still in that frozen state. here's an example of the stump road, a combination of the snow, changing to ice, freezing rain, the chunky ice all thrown out on the roadway. the let's throw in fog to make it fun. here's a live look as folks come to the intersection here your tires will try to be stopping along all slush here until all of that turns into that liquid form and rolls over into the drainage grates. you will need an ice scraper and few extra minutes if your car was park outside last night there is a fine coating of ice on the windshield, scrape it off maybe have to use the scrape tore get the door hand toll work there do you remember the bad accident on i78? this is i78 right here near pocono interchange up there near allentown. thick heavy fog, causing poor visibility, this morning. here's a live look at 295, in south jersey where again we're dealing with rain on the windshield but on the roadway it is still that slushy, icy mixture that is just going to hit us with a lot of obstacles this morning. the first day back after a long holiday weekend. always crazy on the first day back. ninety-five looking good out of the northeast philadelphia no problems on the the 42 freeway but there are still speed restrictions on all of our major roadways, down to 45 d lauren, back over to you. authorities in lehigh county will conduct an autopsy today on the woman allentown police said was found dead inside a least cycle bin. lehigh county coroner's office says that body was inside a recycling container in a parking lot on monday. >> police are calling her death suspicious. they say she's an 18 to 30 year-old asian woman and police have charged a man they say assaulted a person that made a false 911 call to throw off responding officers. hamilton township police say they have a call yesterday morning for an adult in colon gardens. >> soon afterward investigators got a 911 call reporting a drunk male with the knife near a nearby wawa. the man wanted for assault made that false report in an attempt to divert police. this morning we are waiting to hear what caused another fire, blaze at an apartment building in newark, delaware. >> thirty people displaced, fire officials got a call on winter haven drive at 4:30 yesterday afternoon. they found fire coming from the back of one of the buildings. people showed up, at home hoping their loved ones were okay. >> right now i have a sister that lives three buildings a away from here so she's nearby and i check on her and she's okay. it the is scary because i live on the third floor in my building. >> i was very concerned for welfare of my children. when i got the here my mother in law had them outside and thank god i got them out. >> happy to report no one was hurt in that fire. >> adele is famous for her powerful voice belting out her favorite ballots but did she have enough at the grammys? why some were unhappy with her performance. what is your favorite song? hell will owe. >> they say she was really flat last night, now she's making all kind of excuses and cbs is weighing in. okay. all right. but first your winning lottery numbers. president obama makes history as the first u.s. president to visit all ten countries that make up the association of the southeast asian nations known as asean. >> obamaed managers wants to strengthen at lines in order to counter growing influence of china one major issues is china's construction of the artificial island in the region. that means, that china is trying to stand its territorial waters a and potentially, freedom of navigation and trade. >> since i took office we have boost todd tread between the united states and asean by 55 percent the they are our fourth largest trading partners including u.s. exports that support 500,000 american jobs. the summit has its critics, mostly people hoff left, repressive regimes today. today asean is scheduled to discuss anti terrorism efforts. they say president obama a is planning to visit vietnam in may. rivalry heat up between two top candidates in the g.o.p. presidential race. just days before the next primary. >> this time donald trump is threatening legal action against ted cruz unless cruz apologizes over recent statements and political a ads from cruz campaign. trumble says ads are false, full of lies and demanding a retraction on. so, trump is also calling on the republican national committee to intervene here, trump calls cruz, quote unstable, and says he is not fit to be a presidential candidate. cruz is standing by his comments. republican voters in south carolina head to the polls this saturday. not sure if see the boys coming off. >> they always do. >> this one is really nasty. all right. a adele made what should have been her triumphant return to the grammys last night but mega selling singers proved to disappointment to tv viewers. we will play this. you decide. you decide. >> ♪ >> officials at grammys say adele was hit by sound problems causing her to sound off. social media exploded about complaints about the quality. cbs spokesperson said there was a five to 82nd technical issue with the broadcast. with all that going on adele still finish, to a standing ovation. >> i don't know, it sound fine to my don't think it sound bad. sue was making comments. what did you think. >> i thought she was flat. i was feeling bad for her but it just proves that singing isn't as easy as it look. >> when you not in the studio. >> there was microphone that fell down and piano and that. >> she had time to prepare good they d later in the show we have more highlights from the grammys, and the biggest winners have the night because were you sleeping soundly through all this i stayed up and after ed sheeran got the his a award i went to sleep. i should continue. >> what? >> there is a wintry mix according to ultimate doppler, and weather authority apparently, people think i'm too perky. so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo. the ground is still frozen out there, aloft people is dangerous to walk in this black ice. the surprising temperatures changes heading our way. >> weather wasn't the only dangerous element facing a couple, someone attempted to rob them and started shooting, what police say happened to the victim after they refused to give up their belongings. good day everybody. it is a pretty messy tuesday, february the 16th. >> it is 2/16/16. >> yes. >> here's a live look at olde city for you. here's the thing and we will will get to sue in just a matter of seconds. but we woke up to the ground being wet and that meant icy. now look at that your screen. 51 degrees at the air poor. dramatic rise in temperatures in just the last hour. >> it is crazy out there. temperatures are ranging from the 30's, to the 50's, and here's the best advice we can give you today, bring the rain gear, even though it the is not raining right now in most places, you will definitely need it later on because we're expecting heavy downpours. so 30's to the 50's that is how crazy the temperature swing has been. so warm front has now come through and that precipitation has moved to the north. now we are ready for this west to east movement of the cold front. you can see the air is cold enough for snow, in cleveland but by the time that cold air gets here we should be finish with precipitation. the it is raining now in lancaster county a and berks county but freezing rain mixed in because temperature is still dicey there. but here we are, craze 51 degrees in philadelphia at 5:30 in the morning. sunrise at 6:53. not expecting sunshine. winter weather advisory continues until 7:00 for carbon and monroe counties in the poconos mountains, winter storm warning continues until 7:00 for lancaster county for build up or more ice because temperatures still cold around there. you can see right there at freezing, just below in reading, 30's in allentown and pottstown. forty-one in mount pocono. fifty-one here. forty-seven in trenton. fifty's in south jersey. only 35 degrees in wilmington. so we expect to get in the 50's today with wind, rain, maybe an inch or more of rain on top of that layer of snow we got yesterday and it will taper off by evening and then we can calm down but we have an adventure for today, it is 53:00 two. let's check with bob kelly. >> you are not watching a rerun either, 51 degrees, that is correct at 5:32. that is on a tuesday morning, back to work, back to school for everybody. the here's a live look at the roadways, the combination of wet, slushy, the sidewalks are stillized over. we have it all going on. we will throw in fog out the there as well, just to add some fun. but caution step out you feel like it is warmer but down below where you are walking and driving still has effects of yesterday's storm. this is an example of the blue route ramp to the schuylkill expressway, a combination of wet, you still got the slushy snow on one of the lanes. all it will take is for somebody to go slipping, sliding until with those temperatures to the ground, road surface starts to feel effect of those higher temperatures. major roadways are good, it is getting to the major roadways where you have to use some caution. front step, driveway, use the scrape tore get the ice off of the windshield this morning. forty-two looking good. you will need your wipers throughout the day, still looking at 45 miles an hour speed restrictions on all major roadways. that is just to play it safe there. slippery platforms are out there waiting for you you a across the board on almas transit, even the buses, could be slippery this morning and expect minor delays at the airport. chris and lauren, back over to you. police investigating a shooting that happened just before 1:00 this morning. they say two men walking another man approached attempting to rob the men. as 29 ran away one of the men was shot in the arm. police have some advice, violence may come up to you while walking on the street. >> anytime someone a approaches you with a gun or a knife, or any weapon, the best thing to do is just to cooperate because it is not worth getting shot or stabbed or hurt. >> just hand over wallet, hand over the purse, whatever they want, right. so the man who was shot is in critical condition, hopefully he will be okay. police are hoping nearby cameras will help in this investigation. let's get back to the the weather, tricky day of travel thanks to a mix of ice, slush on the road. >> it is down right dangerous out there to walk or drive. dave kinchen on my way to work i spun out. thankfully didn't hit any car or hit the curb or round my car or anybody else's. it goodies heads up to take it slowly. we know temperatures have rising. have you noticed an increase in temperatures in the last hour of kop. >> what we're seeing here in kop is it looks like some ice may be melting. this is a side street. you can see the water running down there. there is ice but it is starting to run down to the side you down the street right there we just got an alert we were talking about spinning out, phoenixville area schools just sent out an alert, wow, that go just sped upright there. but he is going on right there phoenixville area school sent out an alert announcing a two hour delay due to ice build up. you can see icy roads. you can see ice on the sidewalk here. you need a light on to it see how slick it is. but, we turned around here. you can see, where the ice chunks are especially in the the light, hits it, the streetlight there i want to show you these cars, it is not just an icy build up on some of the roadways but you got to dig out if you are going in to work today after that holiday and it will take a little while, i mean, maybe if you have an auto start that will help you out but make sure you get that scraper ready to go because, the scraper will be favorite tool for this morning as you get down, get on to work, back to you guys. >> getting back to school a lot of kid, of course had days off friday and then gannon yesterday and running at the bottom of the screen here. so some delays we're getting delays from the schools this morning. if you need latest forgo to fox 29.com. let's turn to this a at the 5:36. a texas judge initially determined that an autopsy should be conduct on supreme court justice antonin scalia but then change her mind. >> judge changed her mind after talking to scalia's doctor who confirmed the justice had a history of heart trouble and other illnesses. she said medical history and lack of any signs of foul play meant that the justice likely died of natural causes and that no autopsy would be necessary. high court vacancy is center of the new campaign ad from republican ted cruz. >> in it, he has a stern warning for conservatives, cruz says we are just one supreme court justice away from losing on issues important to them. those issues like married, religious liberty and the second amendment. the ad also suggests donald trump would nominate more liberal suggestions a suggestion trump calls a lie. so back and fourth between cruz and trump continues. nba trade deadline is this thursday afternoon, the two players catching the eye of the sixers. good morning, i'm howard eskin. phillies spring training is here, pitchers and catchers report tomorrow in clearwater. this team is so new i don't have a clue who the players are on the phillies. in talking to bench coach larry bowa on sports radio 49 wip, i'm not the only one who doesn't know these players. >> guys are walking in today, i had to introduce myself. i have no idea who they are. i'm serious. >> did they know who you were. >> they came up to me and i just said sorry, i don't recognize you because we have a whole new roster. there is guys, it is unbelievable, how many guys you don't know. >> a lot of them. >> villanova at top at number one in the college basketball post. the first two games this week, one is at temple. >> i know a lot of my high school friend go to temple. it is a bitter rivalry. so it will be a very hostile environment but like you said, we have played in hostile environments before but this just happens to be close to us. >> sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. sixers roster could look much different come thursday evening. >> here's why, the trade deadline is thursday, and now that jerry coangelo is helping run the show for the sixers, howard eskin say they could make a move to bring in a player instead of just draft picks. two players howard says sixers are gauging interest in for part of the possible deal are, big names, nerlens noel, and then rookie jahlil okafor. no moves to report just yet, but of course, thursday is a big day. >> you have to do something to turn this organization around. >> taylor swift cleaned up last night but it is her acceptance speech everyone is talking about. who say the singer may have been talking to, we will tell but that coming up. padvil pm gives you the healingu at nsleep you need, it. helping you fall asleep and stay asleep so your body can heal as you rest. advil pm. for a healing night's sleep. i will give you a preview of coming attractions as you are leaving, if you are leaving this morning early. there are slick spots out there especially back road and sidewalks, because even though temperatures have gotten warmer the ground is still very cold, so you could just be walk ago long and then all of a sudden hit that slippery patch. same with driving. temperatures will be rising throughout the morning but precipitation when it moves back in will be all rain, eventually. late morning, the heavy rain will move in and then we will be dealing with some flooding issues and maybe even some thunderstorms, so we have the warm front. mild air is in place. a cold front comes through which will probably touch off those thunderstorms just crazy. you see frozen precipitation has moved to the north and heavy rain moving from the south/southwest and we do have some light rain, in berks county, right now part of the lancaster county, some could be mixed with sleet or freezing rain, nothing much in the mountains and nothing in the city, falling from the sky anyway. there is a lot of slush, icy spots on the sidewalks and roads. winter weather advisory continues in carbon, monroe counties until 7:00 o'clock and winter storm warning for an accumulation of ice in lancaster county until 7:00 o'clock. we will see how that plays out with temperatures, that are warming up but there is fog in lancaster county, pottstown, allentown, mount pocono, because of the warm air moving over that cold ground and then look at these temperatures all over the place, 34 degrees, now we have inched above freezing in lancaster and reading, and of course in allentown and pottstown but it is 51 degrees here. only 35 in wilmington. fifty's down at the new jersey shore. the rain continues to move in throughout the rest of the morning. heavier stuff will come during the 9:00 o'clock hour into 10:00 o'clock and 11:00 o'clock, lunchtime will be very, very rainy when we could see thunderstorms. it looks like by four or 5:00 is when the storm is out of here and we will start to see precipitation taper off. then toward nighttime we will see temperatures dropping back around or below freezing. so tomorrow morning we could be talking about black ice. there is a lot of ups and down here. 44 degrees is your average high. we didn't even make it close to that with a high of 33. we will be well above average with upper 50's, mid 40's tomorrow after that black ice in the morning. 40 degrees on thursday and then a nice warming trend just in time for the weekend, mid 50's, both saturday and sunday, and make your plans, now to have some fun bob kelly, because this is not the fun out there right now. >> make some plans, put another pop tart in the toaster. i just got the phone call and an alert, two hour delays for a lot of the school district this morning. i think that is best idea, delay, delay, delay, longer you can delay higher temperatures will go and easier that commute will be. this is a cool spooky kind of look, you've got the fog, you have got fog ice snow and then car coming through intersection. this is upper state road and bristol road but an example of all of the elements that we're dealing with this morning. an example of the fog up along 309, hello allentown. 309, upper end of the north east extension again dealing with really thick fog knocking that visibility down. we are still looking at 45 miles an hour across the board on all of the major roadways. we will check with penndot the to see when they expect to have that lifted in just a second. as far as mass transit goes expect delays because of the weather conditions. slippery platforms as we go to step on to the bus, train platforms, steps, that first step out are front door will be slippery but it is 51, we have just jumped from 51 just the last hour or so. so all of the frozen precipitation is still sitting out there on the step, the driveway, the parking lot and even little ones will have to walk through that, i was calling it captain crunch chunky ice to get to the bus stop. today is first workday for dart service changes that went in effect over the weekend. have some extra change because they hike the fare up as well. so some confusion there this morning. possible weather delays down at philly international. not quite sure what the temperature is when they don't to have deice the planes anymore, but nonetheless just weather we are dealing with this morning, pack your patients and i will bet you a jelly doughnut we will have a delay down there here's a live look downtown philadelphia working our way in toward center city a and lets work our way over to the phones, brad rodolph from penndot is on the phone, brad, good morning. >> good morning, bob. >> how are we doing. >> first of all this change over that has happened quickly in the last couple of hours, how are crews reacting to it. >> as you know freezing rain, it is difficult to deal with but our crews are doing a excellent job cleaning up. all of the majors are mainly wet. you mentioned speed restrictions, they will stay in place until road temperatures can catch up with the air temperatures because there is a potential for slick conditions in several places. we will keep those restrictionness place and all have our state trucks are out, mopping up the slush and ice. >> brad, this really isn't so much a plowing operation but more or less getting that salt product down there and getting the roads wet the but there is some slush out there what do you do with that. >> to tie it up we can push that off to the side of the road and we will continue to treat any trouble spots but we will rely on that rain and warmer temperatures that are coming in right now, and that can bring poor visibility. we will ask you to watch your speeds and pack your patients. >> we will have to get everybody back in and get a a nap because later on tonight anything that did not try up, will have that potential to freeze back over again. >> absolutely, we will have crews out and materials on hand and elevated ramps, bridges, overpasses, anything slick we will tackle it as it comes. >> we will go from penndot jelly doughnuts for everybody over there good job. we will check back with you later on today or first thing tomorrow morning. chris and lauren, back over to you. let's talk black history, february 16th, 1970. did you you know joe frazier for the jimmy ellis. road to the fight came about after mohammed ali was stripped of his title following his refusal to be drafted in 1968. >> because of the vietnam war. >> with the boxing world looking to crown a new champion frazier took on buster math toys win insuring version of the title as ellis made a name for himself as well. with both boxers claiming to be champ there was only one way to decide, right. match them up. so on this day in 1970, more than 18,000 people pack madison square garden to see who would be the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world. after four round smoking joe frazier was declared the winner by knock out, knocking out jimmy ellis. >> wow. >> great history. >> it is. >> 5:51. more than a hundred people getting permanent homes inside a old hotel in california. how many are hoping it will be a model for other cities. >> /a dark desert highway. more than a hup people who lived in the streets too long are getting permanent homes inside a old hotel in california. >> many hope that hotel would be a model for other cities. >> reporter: the palms in on the outskirts of the santa rosa may not be a five star hotel but to this army veteran on hard times it is much higher. it is new his new home. >> i necessity i sleep well at night, just, you know, what a difference. >> reporter: ronnie hill is one of the 104 chronically homeless people who began moving into the palms this week. of that six will be home less veterans. >> they have helped our country. is what more, it is impossible for everybody to have what is going on right now but we can have our freedom and i think to get off the street is a wonderful thing. >> reporter: in what were once offices and banquet rooms they will hold counseling, job training all operated by catholic charities. >> how to cook, you know, things that this population, you know, from living on the streets for five, ten, 20 years don't quite have have the skills to kind of meet the established themselves selfie physiciancy. >> reporter: palms has been in this family for 13 years. he approached catholic charities more than a year ago and donating the bed, furniture and television. >> having 104 rooms we are able to give 104 people a place that they will never oner where they will sleep at night again. >> reporter: residents will pay a third of their income in rent, rest is subsidized through grants and donations. an estimated 2,000 people live on santa arose a streets getting a hundred of them in hotel rooms is a start. >> it is a drop in the bucket the right new but it is a an important step. >> reporter: ronnie hill cannot afford the sky rocketing sonoma county rents but ready to have a decent place of his own. >> air conditioning for me. >> reporter: hope here is this is model for people getting homeless people off the street and on to a better life. in santa rosa, rob rock, k tv u, fox five news. 5:56 is the time. in the next hour a couple nearly rob walking through center city overnight. what police say happened after victims refused to give up their belongings. lets look live now, you can see very active, it is a wet tuesday, sue's full forecast straight ahead. giving people options based on their budget is pretty edgy... kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. can i just say thinks weird, weird, weather. from shivering to shorts. look at all of the activity on that radar. who candy sifer that? one sue serio, ladies and gentlemen, to tell us about this very slick. unusual drug bust on the local college campus why school officials were surprised, by what one villanova freshman was allegedly selling to his peers. plus, you know i love him, ken trick lemar and take already swift wins big and first for the tool, justin beiber, he comes up big, great performance and got himself a grammy. >> did you think he was a tool last night. >> no, he was really good last night, i have to say that was a great performance. >> february 16th. we have surveillance footage of bob kelly, shoveling yesterday afternoon just in front of his house. >> oh, no. >> bob okay. >> he did not go down. >> last night i was walking around center city and i have never had such

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