to grant this permit, ten seems..., i mean if we are going to grant it shs ten seems like, i mean, the police offered a limited live and that is the time limit. >> and it sounds early to me, if we are going to grant a poe and we are going to grant and poe, and then i don't like it and let's see if the operator can handle it. and i think that we are just answering to the public's cry and the police department's cry that they want him to have a little bit more experience. >> right, i don't... >> i am going to take commissioner frost and then if you want to respond to that, you can go ahead and do that. >> just a question, if we do approve with these restrictions

. >> in nigeria a girl of ten was involved in a suicide-bombing. al jazeera'sal jazeera in abuja let's go up to the one in maiduguri in a moment. men blew themselves up in the second explosion. i was of the understanding that one of them was in a police car when it exploded. what is the latest that you have have. >> basically there are conflicting reports coming from the area. but what some sources are telling us basically a man was arrested driving a car. and during interrogation two officers went to investigate the car, and that's when the explosion happened, and two police officers died when taken to the hospital. other reports say that the suspect who was arrested in the car was escaped. >> tell us about the event in maidugari. a ten-year-old girl was used to launch a suicide attack. >> that's what the police are saying. a ten-year-old girl blew herself up and there is a suggestion that another might have gone off, but the police are saying that that girl set off the first fire that killed six people. but residents eyewitnesses at the scene are

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it was a ten-year -- or nine-year ten-month because it's a second reopening. the yield at the auction 1.93. a little over a basis point away from where the when issued market was trading. big demerits for that. if you look at the bid to cover 2.61, it was a little light at the ten auction. average indirects at 50%. a smij better than a ten auction average. 9.2 on direct. well below the 15% ten auction average. d plus is what it gets. maybe more important, actually looking at the results is to consider why investors behaved the way they did, and i can't think of anything other than the yield curve and the fed. back to you, sue. >> i think you're probably right about that rick. i really do. thank you. we'll get to you in just a little bit once again. let's send it over to dominik chu for a quick market flash. >> check out what's happening with good year tire. a 2014 is turning out not to be such a good year for the company overall, and in 2015 as well. look at how it's starting. this after it lowered its 2014 earnings guidance overall due in part to a stronger d

have ten minutes to prevent and public comment and then a rebuttal for up to five minutes. with that, i will turn it other to supervisor mar. >> i want to thank the residents near lincoln park for always have the intent to improve or neighborhoods especially in the outer richmond. this is a project that's very close to lincoln park. it's about a block away between 31st and 32 and across the street from fresh and easy and cvs. it's a project that's move through the planning department and commission. the ceu was not appealed and what wez're hearing thod is the appeal of the planning commission and the department of public works approval of the tentative parcel pap. i wanted to just ask my colleagues to think about the process that we're at right now

and potentially ten straight days before chicago gets above the freezing mark.dchills across the northern tier, 40 to 45 below zero. we had one observation in northern portions of minnesota that had temperatures closing in on 50 below zero across this region. when you get this cold schools certainly close. we know a lot of schools were closed across the most dangerous areas because exposure of your skin is very, very dangerous. 30 below zero it takes ten minutes of exposed skin to get frostbite. 50 below which we had that across parts of minnesota, five minutes of exposure. so not only do you not want your kids standing outside with these temperature but the diesel school buses, a lot of them are having a tough time starting. so that's something you don't want to put your kids in when the bus dies across the region. here's the forecast. notice on early tuesday morning as we head into late tuesday morning, say, 7:10 a.m. could see windchills of 22 below zero to about 20 below in minneapolis. even colder come wednesday morning around sunrise. the minus 30 or so in

most construction projects of this seize take significantly longer than ten years. we all know that. there is bayview-hunters point. there is treasure island and on and on and on and all of them have public components and all of them have difficulties comparable to what is in front of us here. it's for that very reason, myself working on these things for the last nine years that i ask you to be very conservative in how you -- how you set finite timeframes for construction and comment on them. it might be a larger issue to examine. and even if there is deferral to other things, i think the eir/eis needs to be very clear and precise for this type of an important project. >> thank you. commissioner antonini. >> thank you. i think the draft environmental impact report has a lot of things that are very well-done in my opinion. there was one place that i spotted. it's only a projection and it was probably done quite a while ago on page 4. 4-4 and it talks about the population of san francisco and it basically deals with census track 614 and it's not that critical to the r

so ten men, ten women have, to correctly choose all ten perfect matches in ten weeks. >> okay. >> so in the beginning they go to this island, they have these psychologists tell them who their perfect match will be. but they don't know who it is. >> oh,. >> so go to the island, spend time and have to each week peak the person, you're my perfect match. so they put them in -- so complicated but so good. then the chamber then tell them no, experts say you're not the perfect match. go back and find them. >> but if they predict what the expert say they win a million dollars. >> yes. >> and it is so good, because sometimes the people if they want to be the perfect match for are not their perfect match. sad and crying. but i like him so much. he's not my perfect match. >> my goodness, alex. >> i know, i like it, it is good. >> you know -- >> as of right now the bachelor is how they roll. >> so popular. >> that's what everyone does right now. flu season started this week with bachelor chris farm fresh eye owe washings calling him prince farming. ya, he was the final four every andy door every

ten of ten. this afternoon, on martin luther king day, we got the announcement finally of federal sentencing dates next month for all of them. they're looking at maximum sentences ranging from a possible five years for one defendant to life in prison. if the point of holidays is to mark change over time, to have a commemorative event each year that marks time, then with this case and this verdict and these potential huge sentences, we can see that our nation has at least shifted in how we deal with these crimes. we are not past the days of racial violence, even on a grand and terrible scale. but neither are we lost in the days that racial violence inevitably went unprosecuted and unpunished. "first look" is up next. >>> good morning everybody. right know on "first look" tonight is the night. the president will deliver his state of the union address. could a bump in the polls help his case? >>> deflate gate. 12 days to the super bowl. and the nfl is looking into one team who might have had extra h

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ten searches and raids tonight, four different cities. shows how extensive the problem is in belgium and sadly for other european nations as well. >> reporter: of course the news conference held by belgian officials was short. they don't want to reveal too much information which led many to believe this overnight is still going on. jim a along side me in paris. we've been covering the attacks in paris from one week ago. the borders are though the as firm or solid as they are in the united states. as soon as we got word of this raid in belgium, people were flocking to television to get as much information as they could. they're very much on edge. brooke? >> absolutely. thank you so much. let me begin with what part of jim was discussing with you. as i do so colonel james reese with me and buck sexton former analyst and cnn political commentator. so good to see you sir. let's begin with the point when i heard from the federal prosecutor's office in belgium they had carried out different raids. he mentioned three cities the capital, brussels

these people were fringe players ten years ago. and they have now matures, if you like into assassins. clearly, here lots of activity ambulances, police vehicles going forward here. this siege appears to be being brought to a head. it's end game here. there is no indication that at the supermarket closer in to central paris that there is any movement there. clearly, these two sets of gunmen are related. forgotten in all of this was the incident yesterday in which the man who is now believed to be the gunman at the jewish supermarket shot and killed a french police woman after the horror of the charlie hebdo massacre. that was also forgotten. police initially said that that had nothing to do with terrorism, that that was some kind of criminal act. now we know differently. it's quite clear that all these gunmen were known to french anti-terror police. no signs within last few minutes. it was about ten minutes ago that we heard a burst of automatic gunfire and then colleagues of mine heard some explosions and saw smoke in the distance

ten of ten.he announcement finally of federal sentencing dates next month for all of them. they are looking at maximum sentences ranging from five years for one defendant to life in prison. if the point of holidays is to mark change overtime. to have a commemorative event that marks it over time we can see our nation has at least shifted in how we deal with these crimes. we are not past the days of racial violence even on a grand and terrible scale, >> good evening, rachel. thank you for that important and moving report. thank you. >> thanks. >>> well, the president's polling numbers are up on the eve of his sixth state of the union address. >> you never get completely used to it. there is a certain pageantry to it. >> a pretty good time for the president politically and economically. >> surging approval ratings, a surging stock market, a plummetting unemployment rate. >> this is the fourth quarter of barack obama's presidency. >> president obama will unveil his new tax plan. >> we have to play t

have ten minutes to prevent and public comment and then a rebuttal for up to five minutes. with that, i will turn it other to supervisor mar. >> i want to thank the residents near lincoln park for always have the intent to improve or neighborhoods especially in the outer richmond. this is a project that's very close to lincoln park. it's about a block away between 31st and 32 and across the street from fresh and easy

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facing darkness, ten-foot waves, 25-mile-per-hour winds, conrad swimming for at least ten hours. just before 5:00 a.m., staggering ashore in palm beach. treated for hypothermia and dehydration, dr. scott mcfarland calling his survival amazing. >> it is just incomprehensible that this gentleman survived, actually. your body temperature is going to drop. anything below 95, emergency changes occur in the body. >> reporter: his wife tammy telling abc news, "my husband is still recovering in the hospital." calling this "a difficult time for their family." open water survival depends on luck, physical fitness and determination. doctors say robert conrad's constant swimming kept his body temperature up and could be what saved his life. gloria riviera, abc news, washington. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this saturday. the undercover investigation. police cracking down on drivers who claim to be disabled to snag a good spot. it is all caught on camera. >>> and the golden globe goof. did it ruin the red carpet surprise? we'll be right back. your eyes really are

the ten year note below the 2% mark. we are really watching interest rates in today's trading session. >> down to a session low earlier but the ten year back off of the oil basically flat today. >>> here comes "street signs." see you tomorrow. >>> stocks tumble oil down again and now ten year yields breaking back below 2%. happy new year. welcome to "street signs." i'm brian sullivan. it is all about the markets as the oil shock continues to shock the markets and the world. >> it really is a shock. very few on the street predicted a fall of this magnitude and so fast talking of which stocks have been sinking fast although off the worst levels. the dow suffering its worst two-day loss since june of 2013. as you were saying money is fleeing stocks and going into trea

now, you say ten megahertz that's nothing. well, wait a second it's 100 times more efficient than was done before, so it is the equivalent of a thousand megahertz. more than any carrier has today. >> so it would be worth a lot more because of what they did. >> guest: you got it. >> host: marty cooper what are you thinking about today besides spectrum? what's on your agenda? >> guest: well, if you think about spectrum as a are techie thing -- as a very techie thing, and what has happened this my search for getting people to use spectrum more efficiently, i've discovered all kinds of ways people are improving humanity. and when i look at what is going on in the medical community, we have the potential using wireless technology along with a whole bunch of other stuff, genomics and other things, to virtually eliminate disease. now, talk about objective that's a lot more real than trying to get, be more spectrally efficient. the one that really excites me the most is what's going on in education, and i've touched on that before. we

after ten toward the noon hours scattered snow showers.it will be a quick hitter, not a lot of snow. mostly we will dust witt a broom off the front steps. right the now we are looking at one to 2 inches of snow expect. philadelphia one to two. closer to 2 inches in wilmington. reading 1.6. inch and a half in dover. light's accumulations as you head down the shore. not a big event but at least our first event of the new year and our first widespread snow of the entire season. so the first parties the snow. second parties the cold. we will get very cold during the week. it will also be very windy. here's the wind chills. today in the 30's. tomorrow in the 20's. wednesday in the teens. by thursday wind chills will be around zero or below zero at times and friday we will be seeing improvement. that is good news. temperatures averaging between 15 and 20 degrees below normal for wednesday and for thursday. get ready for. that overnight tonight low temperature getting down to 19 degrees, during the day tomorrow. twenty-nine. on the exclusive seve

ten-year yields at their lowest level since may 2013. what are the biggest bond fund managers saying? we're going to talk with one. he manages almost $165 billion. as you can see, there's the yield curve for you. it is flattening out as we speak. the dow is down just about 301 points. we're back in two. >>> well for the past couple of days we've been following the plunge in copper. today is no exception. we also have the gold market closing right now, and jackie deangeles is at the nymex to cover all of that for us. hi, swraky. >> good afternoon to you, sue. that is right. we are seeing a slide in commodities in the metals specifically across the board with the exception of gold. actually, gold prices slightly higher right now, but giving back a little bit of the game that they saw before. 12:35 is where we stand at the moment. this is a little bit of safe haven time with the commodities down, with the stock market down, with the dlar down as well. traders are saying safe haven buying we've seen in the past is usually typically bigger --

you see fit, a total of ten minutes and our project sponsor will have ten minutes to prevent and public comment and then a rebuttal for up to five minutes. with that, i will turn it other to supervisor mar. >> i want to thank the residents near lincoln park for always have the intent to improve or neighborhoods especially in the outer richmond. this is a project that's very close to lincoln park. it's about a block away between 31st and 32 and across the street from fresh and easy and cvs. it's a project that's move through the planning department and commission. the ceu was not appealed and what wez're hearing thod is the appeal of the planning commission and the department of public works approval of the tentative parcel pap. i wanted to just ask my colleagues to think about the process that we're at right now and i'll have questions for planning once they're done was the appeal is presented. >> thank you supervisor mar, and now our appellants, you have up to ten minutes for your presentation. . thank you. i live at my neighbors and iz oppose the project as it is designed for the oppo

there's a trail there that takes ten hours. live in the digital operations center, i'm vai sikahema, nbc 10. >> all of us have different mountains to climb every day. thanks, vai. >>> a jailhouse letter is giving us insight into jihad jane. colleen larose is serving ten years for plotting to kill an artist who satirized the profest mohamed. in a recent letter larose says she was motivated by her love for the profphet and feminine pride. she pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges last year. >>> lawmakers in new jersey are calling for tougher laws to crack down on those who falsely pose as pebs of smembers of the military. they cite a recent incident at a local mall as an example of why stricter laws are needed. >> stone valor. right here. stone valor! >> this is video from the mall in bucks county last november. we showed it to you when it happened. an army veteran confronted a guy who you see there wearing fatigues who claimed he served in the military. however, the man was never charged under the stolen valor act. if the new mea

it's been ten years since i had a cup of ice water. i was like, dang, i never knew that water tasted so good. but it does, just ice water. and these are the little things we take for granted. >> trotter, whose name is infamous in the indiana state prison system, will now be around other inmates and staff without handcuffs and shackles for the first time in ten years. he originally came to prison nearly three decades earlier on a four-year sentence for theft. but then trotter received 142 years as a result of being one of the instigators of a major riot at another prison. he has spent a total of 16 years in confinement but says these last ten nearly broke him. >> that was some of the most torturous time i ever did in my life back there. and it took everything i had to keep it from dehumanizing me, demoralizing me and institutionalizing me. it strips the humanity away from you. i guess it's a good thing that i can get emotional. it goes to show you that i'm not dead inside. i still feel. >>> coming up -- >> i've always been told if you'r

so only gave you a three out of ten today.will see sunshine but it is unseasonable dangerous cold today. our windchill advisory, for ten to 20 below windchills, lasting until 9:00 a.m. for most of us, and even longer, for the higher elevations, so 10 degrees feels like five below, thanks to that 11-mile per hour winds sunrise happening at 7:22 this morning. yesterday's high was 24, you thought that was cold? today will be lucky to get to 20 degrees. with those single digit chills during the day then tonight temperatures 16 degrees, that's your foxcast for thursday. hard to believe, bob kelly christmas two weeks ago today. >> gosh, seems like it was forever ago yes. good morning everybody 6:32, live look at i95 northbound, catching you by surprise with the delay here from early morning vehicle fire. northbound lanes of 95, are bumper to bumper, from approaching the betsy ross bridge up to bridge street. again, northbound delay, some problems here on mass transit. new jersey transit just sent out alert saying, expect system-wise

neighborhood by neighborhood forecast when i'm back in ten. right now let's check in with monique braxton who is in manayunk where the snow is coming down. >> coming down for 440 minutes now and light, again. but more granular in texture. let me show you what you're going to find. your sidewalk may be covered just like this but when you step on it you see that it moves with ease. it's more granular. sticking just a little teeny bit. now, in some other areas, you're going to have to look into the street lights to really see the snow. you may also have to use a light brush to get the snow coating off your car. but the big problem is going to be if there is some ice under what's falling now, you're not going to see it because the light snow that we've had in the past 40 minutes or so is covering the sidewalk and the street. so, do exercise caution after all you do want to enjoy the weekend that is upon us. live in manayunk monique braxton. >> let's start with the rar dar and show you what is going on. stretches across the area 76 the blue route,

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another sub parachuting night, ten of 26 but he does score 27 points. sixers within three. put home the mess. eleven points and seven rebound for him. galloway and knicks top the sixers 98-91. >> it was big. i enjoyed being in philly all these years. to come back and have a good game and get a win, that was the main thing getting a win. >> when that happens you have to shake his hand and it was a good shot. there is nothing else we can do. we played good defense. he had better offense. >> it is a great story. give him credit. local kid comes home hits the the fade away in the corner you give him credit. >> nfl investigation in the patriots is ongoing but if the reports are true, lack of air could lead to plenty of hot water. espn is reporting 11 of the 12 balls patriots supplied in the afc championship victory were under inflated. also, all were check by referee and they were fine then. under inflated ball is easier to throw something tom brady referred to in an interview we found in 2011. >> when he scores his eighth touchdown he spikes the the ball and deflates the ball.

. >> ten inch or so. >> ten inch small television. he would say, i was like four or five years old, i was a little kid and he would say to me, now, it was on saturday night, so it was late at night and he would say, when we say good night at the end of the show, they don't want us waving. i can't wave at you like this but what i'm going to do is i'm going to let you know that i know you're watching. i'm going to adjust my tie like that and that meant i love you and it's time to go to sleep. and so he did that every night saturday nights and we watched. yeah. >> and carol burnett used the ear. >> yeah. >> and what do you make of all these years later, carl reiner that your son has not just followed in your footsteps. followed in your footsteps. >> he jumped over my footsteps. rob has made my favorite movies of all time of the princess bride comes on television sometimes and can't leave it until it is over. i find myself laughing. the first movie he ever made "this is spinal tap," brilliant. every movie he made, save one. thank goodness

we could be close to ten degrees. temperatures in the mid 30s.e'll be cold on saturday and sunday you see the low 40s, but it comes with rain mostly through the morning, into the afternoon hours, and possibly into the evening. the temperatures next week go back into the 30s. >> we really had cold air so far this season. >> yes, nothing extreme, but we will be staying cold for the next several days. >> all right, sheena thank you. amy in sports we have trade talks? >> absolutely the boys of summer, maybe that will warm us up talking about the phillys and a possible trade. more ahead. and the flyers have trouble scoring goals for the second night in a row. deciding which bread to buy can be tough. deciding between buying bread and health care is much tougher. healthy pa is now here to help with name-brand health insurance for the cost of a few basic groceries. if you're uninsured, call or apply online today. >>> hello, i'm amy fadool. a week that started to well for the fliers has gone completely downhill. they lost last night in washington and the

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we had a sell-off after ism services came off a ten-month low.ssion. let's get to dom chu. >> we are watching shares of michael kors right now. the clothing apparel company is falling after credit suisse analysts downgraded the stock to neutral from prior outperform rating citing a dramatic ramp in promotional activity across the u.s. retail landscape for hand bags. those shares down by 6.5%. back to you. >> thanks dom. president obama facing republican-controlled house and senate as the 114th congress is sworn in today. the keystone pipeline is one of the top priorities. republican second john hoeven is sponsoring a bill that will okay keystone. barbara just bought a bike. she wrote a tweet about it. you can't learn much from that. but take data from millions of tweets combine that with your company's supply chain and sales data. apply ibm analytics and expertise, and all of a sudden, you can learn which bikes to build what to make them from, where to sell them. because barbara and the world just told you how to build a better bike. there's a ne

seven out of ten parents would prefer something outside of the philadelphia schools. if you have that disconsent you'll need -- discontent, you'll need additional choices. >> i can tell you from person experience in cases i've been involved in with fraud at charter schools there's got to be more oversight. >> the district doesn't have enough money -- >> some look at it as a big piggy bank, you get x amount of money for whatever students you enroll. sometimes people have no experience, a lot of corruption you see case after case coming out of the u.s. attorney's office getting indicted for charter school fraud. >> there's a whole charter school movement, i'm against fraud, you cannot color all charter schools behind the cases which is a minority. there are some people whole fight to the death who say public schools are public schools. >> because they are public schools. for 675 kids, you know to be out there hanging now is ridiculous we don't want our kids to suffer. the parents are in a panic. the parents said one thing the board said another. the oversight. we have t

each of those ten company streets has ten huts in each one. so ten streets by ten huts is 100 all together. this layout is similar right here. this is a map of a south carolina regiment that was drawn in the winter of 1862-63. we think this was the exact layout of mcgowan's camp. where you have companies of enlisted men. company officers at the head of each street and regimental officers at the top of the layout. this shows a guard house here. what we found in the camps that we surveyed, all five of them, is there are latrines downslope. this was for health and sanitation reasons. they were aware then keeping your latrines downhill from the troops was a good idea. also what we found is latrines tend to be in the opposite direction from the streams which is their sort of potable water. they had a good -- somewhat of a good idea of how to keep sanitation on a good level, but then just for general sickness the most common form of disease during this time period was dysentery. and that was, you know -- you're going to get dehydrated. you're going

the ten investigators she was not home and came home and found the house in flames. no people were injured but a dog did not survive. >>> a broken water main is still a gushing geyser. >> katherine scott is live at the scene at bluegrass road and grant avenue. good morning katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam crews are trying to shut this done but they are running into all sorts of problems, ten hours later water is shooting into the air. i know it's dark, but you can see it by the trees over there. last night workers were out at the scene by blue grass road in northeast philadelphia trying to get the water turned off but they were met with challenge after challenge eventually the water department had to leave the scene due to safety reasons treegz were freezing up and breaking around them in the low temperatures which of course was a hazard for the workers in the dark. one worker fell and was trapped for a short time. the water department received word of this around 7:00 p.m. the fire department said this is a private ten inch main not connected to the philade

feels like ten to 12 below zero in areas. actual temperature right now in philly is ten, but feels like five below. sunrise happening as we speak, 7:22 the official sunrise time. so 20 degrees is all we will get for high temperature today. single digit windchills, with ten to 15 miles per hour wind out of the west. and then tonight we're down to the teens and we'll get few flurries overnight. we'll talk more about the upcoming weekend weather, coming up in just a few minute, we got to get through this morning. and it looks like what road is that where we have little problem there, bob kelly? >> that's the schuylkill expressway, morning, everybody. 7:03, live look at the schuylkill eastbound, right before the ramp for 476. so quickly you have the accident again all it takes is just for the tire casino of clip little bit every icy spot along that shoulder, the on and off ramp, same deal as yesterday. look, 10 degrees, no melting going on, on the overnight. so if it looks wet, most likely ice think morning. live look at the ben

thanks for joining us for "action news" at ten tonight.we are following this morning. >> police say they have arrested the gun man, excuse me who killed a limo driver in west philadelphia saturday night. twenty year-old alonzo dilligard is charged with murder, he is accused of shooting 26 year-old rod reag news a robbery attempt. >>> a judge ordered eric frein to stand trial today the accused cop killer had a preliminary hearing in pike county. the defense called no witnesses and presented no evident. >>> and penndot crews are busy salting roads and getting plows red a cross our region. that is because we are tracking flurries for the first time, in 2015. >>> tonight we are keeping a close eye on that weather. >> as she just said snow is heading our way in time for morning commute. lets get to meteorologist melissa magee with what you can expect when you wake up in the morning, hi there, melissa a. >> hi there brian and shirleen. we are tracking first flakes of the season and it will turn into snow showers into the morning hours and right

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it's ten stories -- what is going to go there instead? i think what i am trying to say is all the stuff that was brought here to today, a lot was irrelevant to the project. so i hope you support it. >> thank you. >> my name is levi. i just wanted to make it short and quick. i do support the project, because i think we have a more important issue of affordable housing. and the whole shadow issue, quite frankly no disresect is the most asanine thing i heard. if no shadows you would tear the trees out of the park because of the shadows. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> good morning -- good afternoon, commissioners, i'm from the housing program and veterans equity center in south of market. first of all i want to thank especially general manager philip ginsburg and commissioners allan low and mcdonnell for your previous comments in the committee around this issue and i hope a lot of those comments were transferred over to the larger group here today. because i think what we're talking about is a park and being stewards for this ve

win gusts getting ten to 15 miles an hour. main road dry right the now but with those wind we could see blowing snow in the side roads. stay safe through the overnight hours. reporting live i'm meteorologist justin drabick. now back to to kathy for a lot at forecast. >> good evening, justin. we are seeing that storm over new england where over 30 inches of snow fell in the boston area for us, just some clearing skies and colder temperatures overnight. in philadelphia 32. thirteen in the poconos. to 25th degrees in allentown. persistent northwesterly wind in the wake of the storm between ten and 15 miles an hour making it feel much colder. we will talk about wind chills again. this evening temperatures falling through 20's, wind chill 15 at 7:00. by 9:00 four. by 11:00 p.m. wind chill sitting at 11. coming up we will talk about the wind chilling effect over the next couple of days, and we will talk about but a weak one but look ahead to the weekend forecast. we will see you late inert broadcast, for now back over to you. >> oka

tens of thousands are without power. >>> and an american is among ten people killed in a terror attackry hotel in libya. a group with ties to isis says the siege tuesday was to avenge the abduction by american commandos of a libyan operative. >>> officials in indonesia say they'll continue to search for victims of airasia flight 8501 for another week. yesterday the military announced it would halt efforts to raze the plane's fuselage amid bad weather. 70 bodies have been recovered but 162 were aboard the flight when it crashed last month in the java sea. >>> the man who crashed a small drone on the white house grounds works for a u.s. spy agency. the man was reportedly drunk and offduty when he lost control of the drone monday. the national geospatial intelligence agency says he turned himself in hours after the incident. >>> and a surprising discovery about that big asteroid that flew by the earth. nasa says the first images of the asteroid shows it has its own moon. the asteroid itself measured more than 1,000 feet across. its moon is only 230 feet wide. a canadian astronaut called t

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ten places in berlin with ten arrests there. in paris, ten searches there. the net is cast wide here with the intent to shutdown some of the cells as they try to prevent further attacks. the threat here is twilight palpable palpable. you can see the police step up the police commissaries and stations across the country. jewish schools are closed here today and antwerp. the security measures have been stepped ups as a result of the last 24 hours. john. >> chris burns in verviers. on the raid of what experts saul an operational cell. planning a major attack. that is just one piece of the puzzle. more information about the possibility of terror cells all over europe. this source tells cnn the threat involves up to 20 sleeper cells. a total of 120 to 180 people. the source says agencies believe they are ready to strike france germany and belgium and others. a threat to belgium and possible to the netherlands. the source of information fits with new threats in the reported isis video that just surfaced online. watch this. a french speaking jihadist saying more te