sherman reaches raleigh on april the 13th. after reviewing his troops, he establishes his headquarters at the governor's palace. president davis has continued to fall back. he stops at greensboro where he summons general johnson to meet him. johnston goes to greenberg assuming that davis is soliciting his opinion. asking for a briefing on the military situation. one johnston gets to greensboro, he finds out davis actually has a plan to raise a new army by collecting all the men who deserted or evaded inscription. johnston realizes that plan. then davis announces that secretary of war records will arrive that evening with word on the fate of lee's army. breckenridge arrives. he reports yes, lee's army has indeed surrendered. then johnston said he needs an opportunity to tell the president the truth. breckenridge gives and that opportunity the following day on the 13th. johnston tells them there he bluntly that the confederate soldiers in his army have only the close on their backs, the weapons in their hands and that it would b

even through nashville through west virginia and virginia, to the south, look at south caroline 71, raleigh-durham 36. over the course of the day a 40-degree temperature difference within one state. you can see our area have of low pressure culprit of the snow moving away but behind

familias hispanas estÁn de luto luego de que colapsÓ un andamio en un edificio en construcciÓn en raleighcir este martes. >> no me van a devolver a mi esposo, no le van a devolver un padre a tres hijos que estÁn aquÍ esperando que regrese de trabajar. lourdes: el accidente ocurriÓ ayer a las 11 de la maÑana tras colapsar un andamio, la estructura de metal se vino abajo con cuatro trabajadores, uno de ellos sobreviviÓ porque cayÓ sobre un baÑo portÁtil. >> estamos colaborando muy de cerca con el departamento de trabajo y sus investigadores. lourdes: la empresa para la que trabajan los accidentados ha dicho: estamos profundamente tristes por la pÉrdida de vidas en este accidente. pedimos orar por sus familias. son situaciones que se repiten a lo largo y ancho del paÍs en una industria que tiene como motor a personas de origen hispano. >>es un trabajo peligroso que en cualquier momento puede dar una golpiza, poner siempre a dios por delante. lourdes: su esposo nunca ha tenido un accidente serio, pero no todos corren con la misma suerte. marÍa: hoy 24 de marzo es el dÍa mundial de la lucha co

the union army has gotten as far as raleigh, which is off to the right of the map here. it is at this point that sherman and johnson begin to negotiate and receive communications and will finally meet face to face at the bennett farm which is in durham. that is johnson and the confederate secretary of war breckenridge who was also a commissioned general. sherman and johnson both share a desire to end the war. they both realize that it is over, the confederacy cannot maintain armies in the field they cannot produce anything they cannot transport anything. armies have penetrated every corner of the confederacy, just about. they are going to try to endless -- end this with lincoln's version, as quickly and easily as possible. sherman goes beyond his authority into political matters, leaving governors intact. by the time they met something important that happened in washington -- lincoln's assassination. the northern congress is in no mood to negotiate. those terms are rejected and in the meantime, news has filtered down to the confederate camps around greensboro that we are

mid 80's in tampa. 70's across places like atlanta and raleigh.things look good as well. temperatures there into the 70's heather and ainsley. >> thank you maria. >> 39 minutes after the top of the hour. we are following a fox news alert right now. a desperate search for 11 marines and soldiers after a chopper crash. what we have just learned about the mission that they were on. >> and the first family celebrated a very merry christmas in hawaii. but guess how much their trip cost you the faxtax payer? >> oh captain the mystery incident that took johnny depp home. shopping online is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers, carpenters and even piano tuners were just as simple? thanks to angie's list now it is. start shopping online from a list of top-rated providers. visit angieslist.com today. >> more now on the fox news alert that we have been following. 7 marines and four soldiers missing in the florida panhandle after the blackhawk helicopter went down. they are the group was running a routine nighttime training mission and

cold in cities like atlanta and raleigh where you are looking at temperatures only in the teens.gh temperatures across the eastern united states below average. in l.a. and phoenix high temperatures climbing into the 80's. not bad at all. we have a storm system that has moved offshore 23-inches of snowfall across kentucky. significant out there. over the next several mornings we have great news milder air impacting most of the country. the temperatures during the morning hours are forecast to be in the 30's like new york city and raleigh coming up sunday morning. lia and ainsley let's head over to you. >> it is 40 minutes after the top of the hour. isis taking terror to recruit the shocking details. >> kurt schilling taking on cyber bullies. >> it is the real world. it's not twitter's fault it's not facebook's fault it's not the internet's fault. it's people's fault. >> he doesn't stop there. >> we are supposed to get up and move while we are at work today. why it could save your life. oo >> fox news alert following two big stories. harrison ford crashed his vintage plane on a gol

the scaffold fell off an 11-story high-rise construction project monday in raleigh.stigation is trying to determine what caused it to collapse and crash into a parking lot. >>> and testimony resumes today in the boston marathon bombing trial. on monday prosecutors focused on jihadi material and other evidence from the defendant's digital devices. marlee hall reports. >> reporter: jurors were shown some of the text messages dzhokhar tsarnaev sent and received three days after the deadly bombings. in one exchange he texted his friend. "you saw the news?" then i texted "you can go to my room and take what you want." he pleaded guilty last year to obstruction of justice for removing evidence from tsarnaev's college dorm room. defense lawyers spent hours vigorously cross-examined fbi computer forensics expert kevin swindon about his testimony last week. in that testimony, swindon told jurors copies of al qaeda's-inspired magazine were on tsarnaev's computer including an article titled "make a bomb in the kitchen of your mom." two pressure cooker bombs exploded at the fini

raleigh feeling like spring out there.nter of the nation mild as well with widespread 60s and 70's. this trend will continue the next several days. wednesday and thursday. spring like across the country but as we head into friday and over the weekend cooler air will be moving into portions of the northeast. we have potential for more snow across parts of new england as we head into this weekend. we will keep you updated. we are tracking a storm system producing areas of heavy rain across mississippi louisiana early this morning. we have a threat of flash floodings through kentucky and west virginia not only because of the rain but also because of the warm-up. we have all of the snow there on the ground that continues to melt. let's head over to you heather and ainsley. >> the time is 39 after the top of the hour. coming up the va under fire for making fun of veterans in the worst way. the stunning e-mails just uncovered. >> placing blame on the bullet band. why the atf says it misfired. >> ensuring her assets her million d

we're also learning the city of raleigh doesn't inspect scaffolding. david?> steve thank you. >>> now, to a very difficult commute this monday a blast of ice, snow and arctic air, just in time for the first week of spring. whiteout conditions on i-35 right there in minnesota. drivers stranded. chicago from above, look at this. nothing but white. a spring snowstorm and in the west tonight, records expected later this week when it comes to the heat. let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee. this system moving tonight. >> reporter: white.right. you have five inches plus in chicago, now the cold this is what it's going to be like again, 10 to 15 degrees below average, anywhere from cincinnati to burlington to bangor. so that's the northeast. but just below that kwooef got enough heat and moisture that we're starting spring storms. strong winds and also damaging wind with hail possible from southwestern missouri through oklahoma. that's tomorrow. and wednesday, it expands, an even greater area from southern illinois to st. louis, down into wichita falls,

a few showers south and east and this cluster of rain coming out of raleigh could be affecting us this morning and another batch later this evening. an active weather day ahead. your for a new form of innovation is taking shape, bringing media and technology together for more people. together is more wi-fi access in more places. it's a home you control with the touch of a finger. it's reimaging tv to give more people more choices. it's bringing technology and people together in ways you never thought possible. comcast and time warner cable. together is better for more people. >>> 10 after 6:00. a yellow alert day. we have showers that will be moving through this morning and another batch of showers and thunderstorms late afternoon and evening hours. we could even see an embedded thunderstorm this morning. best chance for the morning showers and i'm thinking 9:00 to noon, 9:00 to 10:00 would be along and -- to 1:00 would be along and east of 95. winds gusting over 30. the late showers and storms, high temperature in town today about 75 degrees. big changes, though, after today. i'll hav

officer raleigh, when he arrived, he took on the role of being by my side.say enough about him and what he did because me being on the ground and seeing all that blood, i knew i was going to die. >> i'm with you, okay? >> sergeant kellermann is losing a lot of blood and fears losing his life, but somehow has the presence of mind to call his wife. >> i can talk about this whole, event and it's talking about my wife that gets to me. i remember dialing her number, and thinking, god, i hope she answers. she answered, i remember saying, baby, i've been shot. i don't know if i'm going to make it. i love you, okay? >> though sergeant kellerman is lucky to be alive, the bullet wound results in the loss of his right eye. >> it wasn't as bad as i thought. i mean -- of course, i lost my vision. but it wasn't as bad as it could have been. months later, sergeant kellerman and his colleagues return to the bakery parking lot. and they explain what we didn't see on dash cam. >> but i took down a stance basically right here behind my car. most of me was shielded except for p

well, happening now in raleigh, north carolina police are investigating what led to a deadly scaffolding collapse at a construction site. horace holmes is in the newsroom with what we've learned so far about this. horace? horace: we are told that the three men were working on a high rise construction site in downtown raleigh. they are about 11 stories up on the charter square building. the three were on a platform and we're told they were dismantling scaffolding. witnesses say they were on their way down when something went wrong. the entire portion of the scaffolding came crashing down. the three who were up on the building were killed and another worker on the ground was also injured so that's the situation about what we're told is going on right now in raleigh and an investigation is under way. at this point, no word of what happened 11 stories up to cause that scaffolding to come leon: thanks horace. the future of afghanistan is a focus of a meeting taking place near camp david. the council team is holding with the afghanistan team. scott thuman has a look at what's expected from tod

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the single digits and look at raleigh. they are at -- you can see springtime moving from the south. it will take some more time. on doppler radar, you have the pennsylvania and maryland border with a lot of rain and a little bit of sleet. we will transition from rain to sleet too slow -- to snow in the early morning hours. everything shaded in pink, this is until 9:00 tomorrow night. i expect this to cancel out as the system moves out. here is the timeline. at 5:00 in the morning, it looks like the transition will just begin. the temperatures are still a bit warm out there. it will pile up and change over to snow at 7:00 in the morning. it looks like things will settle down to the north of montgomery county. not so fast. the snow develops and we could see heavy snow by the new time hour. this is 3:00 in the afternoon and everything should start to wind down at a dinner time hour. colder air will file in and temperatures will be in the teens. here is the projected snowfall and we have taken into consideration the amount of sleet we will see. 3-7 inches around the capital beltway and

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at reagan national, and even warmer further south. 70 degrees in atlanta right now. 69 degrees in raleigh. a very comfortable air. a few class will move in similar to last night. about 34 degrees downtown. a little bit on the chilly side as you are getting out the door early tomorrow for work and for school. so many teachers and students going back after a four-day weekend. definitely make sure you have a light jacket. but by 1:00, 53 degrees. highs will top out at the upper 50's. maybe a bit more cloud cover for the afternoon as our next weather system approaches. sunrise tomorrow, not until 7:29. even though we are enjoying extra daylight in the evening, we will lose that in the morning. it may be a little bit dark. clear skies over the mid-atlantic right now. i want to turn our attention to the south, where the next weather system is originating. it is bringing a lot of rain from nashville down through eastern texas. this area of low pressure will track north and bring us the chance for some rain on tuesday. just rain. no wintry weather. tuesday morning, those showers moving in from so

this train heading from raleigh to philadelphia.riff in this area wes trip with the halifax county sheriff's department is with me now. joining me on the phone, thank you so much for spenlding a moment with us. what happened? >> caller: it appeared around 12:00 noon today, the driver of the tractor that was hauling heavy equipment, the tractor itself got stuck on the track and the amtrak came and collided. >> do you know of any injuries? >> we have 200 passengers approximately, and a small portion of those passengers have reported injures but knowing life threatening. we have ems on scene. we have assistance from our local school district here with the buses to get the patients transported to the hospital. we have a staging area set up for the red cross to give the passengers to refreshments and have a place for the family members to pick them up at. >> you said this truck, you believe, got stuck on the track. was the crossing situation working? was the crossing arm down. there were any signs that the train was coming? >> it appears

off to the south, even warmer in north carolina, 71 today in raleigh and wilmington.njoy another warm day tomorrow with highs into the upper 50's, low 60's. a little more cloud cover tonight, the temperatures falling into the middle 30's downtown. i think the 20's in the suburbs don't be full become even though it will be nice and mild tomorrow, it will be chikllylly heading out the door, so make sure the kids have their jacket". lunchtime 53, highs in the afternoon climbing into the upper 50's, lower 60's. another thing to note, sunrise tomorrow, since we switched back to daylight savings time, not until 7:29, so be especially careful by the bus stops because visibility will be reduced. we have some high clouds moving in tonight associated with the week weather system approaching from the west. the next chance of precipitation will come from the showers already moving into the deep south. the low pressure will track north and bring us the chance of rain tuesday. i will show you the futurecast. i started here at tuesday, 7:00 in the morning. the morning commute may be

brian: let's take a look at the is raleigh leader -- is really leader and his politics. >> these are the facts. reporter: the world in benjamin netanyahu's eyes is a ticking time bomb. his speech about iran's nuclear program is legendary. he urged drawing a redline to stop terror on -- tehran. his speech included more warnings about iran. prime minister netanyahu: it cannot be trusted. the greatest danger facing our world is the marriage of militant islam with nuclear weapons. reporter: security has been his political issue but he could treat it with humor. in this campaign ad, netanyahu showed up as a babysitter. netanyahu promised voters protection against the serious threats face on the islamic world. after three israeli youths were murdered in 2014, netanyahu unleashed a military assault. entire neighborhoods were destroyed. many civilians died. right before election day he did an about-face on peace negotiations with the palestinians, having supported a two state solution, he abandoned the idea, valley no palestinian state would be created if he was reelected. that flip and poli

. >> in raleigh north carolina that is exactly what anna bevin bradley hopes will happen.ey is a community activist at north carolina family action, a conservative political group. now 26 years old she's had to buy insurance on her own for the first time this year and shocked by the cost. >> it's one thing to have pay monthly for cable or netflix or hulu plus or a gym membership because you're getting something out of that. i feel like i'm not really getting anything out of my virtually $200 a month. this is power from last month's and this is this month's and working to get them down in cost to be able to pay for some of the things we really care about. >> reporter: bradley says she rarely visits a doctor and doesn't want the added benefits the law requires insurers to offer like mental health and maternity coverage. she hopes the supreme court declares north carolinans ineligible for financial assistance. >> i think that will help a lot of people understand the true cost of h healthcare and what this does how it's driving up costs, it's increasing the burden on middle cl

>> live pictures from halifax north carolina near raleigh. you can see an injured person being carried off. this is the result of an amtrak train slamming into a truck in halifax, north carolina, and there are several injuries reported with no exact numbers. we know it was near the virginia border the train involved was the northbound 80 headed to new york when it slams into the truck. we have been told there are train cars strewn all over the area and we cannot show that to you now because this is not our helicopter but you can see some of the injured being carried off. >> we can see the engine car is derailed and is on its side. we will follow it on twitter at twitter@abc7newsbayarea. >> now something we have not talked about ski season. officials are thinking about summer already. the heavenly mountain resort hopes to turn this into a summer vacation destination. the goal is to boost summer visitors by 45 percent. the forest service has given a new okay to a mountain bicycle park, kayaking, paddle boarding and a new zip line. >> what happe

earlier this week, raleigh was in the 70's. 30 degrees today. a big difference but very left-hand corner of your screen through nebraska see a little green. that's the indication of some milder temperatures and the whole eastern half of the united states will really start to moderate in the temperature department as we go through the weekend and into next week. so chilly temperatures today. rather cold. high pressure overhead. so at least we have pretty tranquil weather conditions going forward. it's going to be cold tonight. maybe not quite as cold but still, we'll be dropping down into the lower double digits in the downtown area. suburbs probably back into the single digits light wind and a few high level clouds. tomorrow looks really nice. 42 degrees. still below our average at 51. i think a lot of us will take it and then sunday 50 degrees. that should be really nice and as we've been talking about, you want to spring forward on sunday so before you go to bed, make sure you advance the clock an hour so we'll be slowly continuing to add more

nobody knows anything of what sir walter raleigh wrote. and he said, well i'm looking it must have been 100 books, and i just said all the life wasted, you know. you could have been doing so much else. and sometimes that's the feeling about writing. i mean, somebody said to me nobody ever shot up on their death bed right before they were about to die and said oh my why didn't i spend more time at the office. >> rose: that's true. "the whites" written by harry brandt. anybody who reads the book knows who the writer is. thank you for coming. >> it was fun. >> rose: thank you for joining us. see you next time. for more about this program and earlier episodes, visit us online at pbs.org and charlierose.com. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. explore new worlds and new ideas, through programs like this made available for everyone through

here's the best part of my forecast. 74 in raleigh now. 75 greenville. 76 fayetteville and that is the air mass that's moving in our direction. we get rid of the fog and the rain in the morning and the storm system moves out. look at all the clear skies coming our way and that will help boost the temperatures for the afternoon. enjoy cooler day, upper 50's but lots of sunshine on thursday. but then on friday everything changes again because another storm system potentially stronger one will move our way. that will bring rain here i think, late on friday night but the best chance for this complex to move through will be all day saturday with rain. there is going to be rain and there's no cold air. high pressure is out of the way. we need lots of cold air over canada to push in to make it snow. that's not going to happen. here's what we think will happen through the day. morning rain and fog. temperatures will climb to about 59 by midday as the sun makes an appearance and 65 sunshine in the afternoon. something to look forward to for the wednesday. take a look at the next seven days weat

construction workers were killed this morning, in a scaffolding collapse, at a construction site in downtown raleighnorth carolina authorities are investigating what caused the scaffolding to peel away from the 11 story building. and crash into a parking lot below. and at least one other worker was hurt and taken to the hospital. and police and fire officials have closed off a wide area around the glass and steel building. >>> it may officially be springtime, but for some, the winter weather is not letting up. it looks like the snow is sticking around for a little bill bit longer in the suburb of chicago. and the snow covered fences and fountains and sidewalks this morning, dragging out the long winter season. just a few more days. >> and i was complaining about walking in the rain. >> 0.05-inch of rain in chicago. >> and quit your whining, roberta says it will be 60 by wednesday. >> and that should be it because by this time of the year, you're done. you're just done. >> we're done. >> and we would say we want more and bring it. half an inch of rain so far in the santa cruz mountains. and in danvil

we are in the 60s right now in raleigh and later tonight freezing rain and sleet.ht you're going to need the hat and gloves. where's the snow now in the white is snow and the pink is freezing rain. for areas that don't usually drive it. the morning commute in little rock and jackson, tupelo mississippi and memphis, it's snowing hard right now in memphis. >> this is bizarre. i grew up in the deep south. i lived in mississippi for five years. georgia for five years. you're talking about places that have never had much snow. >> and we're in the first week of march. >> i know. talking about tupelo. you're talking about atlanta. i lived in atlanta for five years. i've never seen weather like this. >> two winters in a row. >> yeah. two horrible winters in a row. >> and this will be if we get the predicted amounts, the biggest snow storm of the season in d.c. they're right now rain. they're going to go to heavy snow all day up to 7 inches possible. >> when are the five inches coming for new york? >> starting now. rush hour in new york city about 1-2 inches on the ground a

it will exit through the day on thursday, but still an icy evening commute all the way down into raleigh. now, we're looking for about 6 to 9 inches back through the ohio river valley, but even d.c. could walk away with six inches of snow out of this one. back behind this cold front we are talking about possibly breaking record cold again. chicago starts off tomorrow morning at 1 degree. lexington, kentucky at zero. we're looking for teens to make their way into the northeast by friday. but, lester, we are still looking for that warmer weather pattern to arrive next week. >> dylan, thank you. >>> we're getting late word tonight of an attack on the u.s. ambassador to south korea, ambassador was seriously injured, reportedly with a razor while on his way to a lecture in seoul. he was rushed to a hospital according to south korean news reports. his injuries not life threatening. the attacker was arrested but so far his identity and motive remain unknown. >>> now to an nbc news exclusive, as secretary of state john kerry concludes the latest round of talks over iran's nuclear program. his ir

cincinnati 70 for the high and raleigh 67. atlanta a high of 73 degrees. warm air is moving our way. the problem is we'll also get into some moisture. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing another round of showers moved offshore. more building to the south. we tap into that tomorrow. in the meantime a cold front is diving across the plains and it is the focus of severe weather. seven reported tornadoes from oklahoma to arkansas. this front is moving through our neck of the woods tomorrow night. the good thing about the timing it will lose a lot of dynamics as it moves in tomorrow night. looking at the possibility of rumble of thunder, probably no severe weather. the problem for the morning rush hour though, it is going to be soupy. low clouds areas of fog, some scattered showers. use caution and allow extra time. and i will talk about the timing of the thunderstorms and the return of the wintry weather for your weekend in the full accuweather seven-day forecast. >> all right cecily thank you. >>> here is some extraordinary video tonight of the tornados t

. >> reporter: -- raleigh, north carolina -- >> your life flashes before your eyes because you don't know if you're going to die. >> reporter: -- or yonkers, new york. are the plows coming through? >> i haven't seen any plows since the other snow last weekend. >> reporter: -- the weekend gave you no rest from the seemingly endless winter. the latest douse of snow for boston could push the city into record territory for snow in one winter. >> i think we're breaking the record unfortunately. >> reporter: air travel froze. more than 2,500 flights were canceled sunday including more than 250 in dallas. >> it would have been nice to know before we left home so i could have slept in for a little bit longer. ♪ >> reporter: it was a balmy 20 degrees in chicago as hundreds, including lady gaga and actor vince vaughn, took a dip in lake michigan to raise money for the special olympics. meanwhile rainy weather is welcome on the drought-stricken west coast but still problematic. heavy rains triggered a mudslide that shut down a stretch of southern california's pacific coast highway. here in new

. >>> in raleigh, north carolina, authorities say three people were killed and another injured when scaffolding collapsed at a high-rise construction site crashing down on a parking lot below. an investigation is underway to determine what caused the collapse. >>> here in new york there is an immense feeling of anguish and loss. seven children, all of them brothers and sisters from the same family, killed in a horrific fire over the weekend. today, their father watched over them as they were laid to rest in israel. nbc's rehema ellis has more for us. >> reporter: the faces of the mourners said it all. friends and relatives of the sassoon family gathered in jerusalem today to say good-bye to seven children. gabriel sassoon, their father, cried and prayed for his three girls and four boys who died in weekend in a raging fire at their new york home. from 16-year-old eliane to 5-year-old yaakob, he wanted them all to be happy. he described them all as pure beautiful roses. the rabbi says they're now flowers in god's garden. over the weekend thousands of the family's orthodox jewish neighborhood gat

looking to the south raleigh-durham a at 35. birmingham 45 degrees. so cold, along the whole eastern half of the nation. that will be changing with high pressure to the south, some of that warmth working its way up the coastal plane mostly sun which temperatures in the 30's for saturday. still below average but improving. we will bounce in the 40's for sunday, date light savings time begins. area of low pressure stays to the nor. that is good sign as well. jet stream lifts northward and temperatures in the 40's by monday. starting off a warming trend. average high is 49, we will go from the 20's to the 30's to the 40's and 50's on the way by mid week, so it will be a gradual increase in temperature, it will be a slow melt across the delaware valley. overnight mainly clear but coal. low temperature is 13. elsewhere we could be challenging record cold, during the day tomorrow mostly sunny, high temperature is 38. still 11 below normal. remember daylight savings time does begin sunday morning so usually saturday night before you go sleep spring that cloc

black ice near raleigh, north carolina caused at least a dozen cars to spin out and pile up sunday. >> i didn't know how to control my car. i was swerving a lot. i basically slid down that car. >> your life flashes before your eyes. you don't know if you're going to die. >> reporter: nobody was hurt n new york city, another weekend means another snowstorm. drivers are dealing with slick roads across much of the state. snow is in forecast for boston, which is less than 6 inches away from setting a new record for the snowiest winter ever. >> i think we're breaking the record, unfortunately. >> reporter: winter storms have cost massachusetts more than $100 million. march snow roared into the midwest b6 inches fell in indianapolis sunday. -- about 6 inches fell in indianapolis sunday. good news is spring is just three weeks away. >>> a lack of snow is the problem in alaska where the starting line for the iditarod sled dog race had to be moved more than 200 miles north. >>> everybody is bracing. they want to know, morning commute, are we looking at ice, freezing tonight? >> typically, with

this first little area of moisture moving through the raleigh durham area diminishing showers mainly south to charlotte charlotte. we go farther south and west and find a bigger system developing pushing through the eastern plains. all this low pressure will pull moisture our way and could be too much of a good thing. it will wash off the salt and sand and stuff but that combined, the rain coming in combined with the snow melt is going to create a lot of puddles in the roadway and the possibility for some localized flooding. high pressure by -- is overhead now providing a delightful day. as that swings out, that opens the door in the atmosphere for the heavier clouds and the rain. there's the warm front separating much warmer air. i don't think we'll get into the much warmer air tomorrow. we'll push in for that briefly until the next cold front comes through our area and that will bring in more seasonal temperatures. a lot of melting. concern rainfall wise, computer model suggests by the time the precipitation ends, we could have close to an inch of rain in northern suburbs and a lit

look at the south mild temperatures raleigh-durham 73. charleston 74 degrees. we are seeing this ridge building in the east and allowing to us finally warm up but it will take a couple days. we have snow in the poconos and higher elevations of the lehigh rally, patchy rain through philadelphia at least through 10:00 o'clock hour and then a all out of here. skies begin to clear. tomorrow cool high pressure moves from the north thursday we will warm it up, we will peak on friday, we will have rain but some spots topping off at 70 degrees. overnight the low of 34. tomorrow's high will make to it 52 and on the exclusive eyewitness weather seven day forecast take a look looking decent 64 for thursday. very windy friday. we have good friday and also pass over beginning saturday. fifty-seven. easter sunday 55. monday, 54. the phils home opener tuesday 60 with some showers. we have to have those april showers. >> that is right. >> yes, we do that is why they call them that, i think. >> yeah right. >> kathy, thank you. >>> good evening, everyone. well, rush hour is putt

you can see where it hasn't crossed, still in the 60s at this hour, raleigh charleston, down it the caroline's. front hasn't crossed there it eventually will, everybody maine down to florida basically will start to see much cooler air settling in. as it pertains to the rest of our area for the day here expect the wet weather to last us through the morning by noon maybe still some showers in philly, but generally speaking midday is the point where we see it all winding down. so, i go give or take an hour or two i give you that. generally this will be a first half of the day event in terms of the wet weather. later on today things do get chance to dry out. we will still be left with a lot of clouds, highs now cool near the upper, lower 50's, i should say. vittoria? >> good morning if you are travel on the roads right now it is slick, it is damp, it is wet, so the best thing i can tell you just reduce your speeds, make sure to take it extra easy practicing extra caution out there. it is little dangerous, i wouldn't say a little built a lot dangerous. traveling 95 in particular, in the northeast r

in raleigh, missouri crews finally have i-44 opened after this pile-up on saturday involving at least 25 cars trucks and a greyhound bus. in virginia state police were working at least five separate crashes on route 60 alone. near boston a youth hockey team is now telling a harrowing tale of being inside this ice rink when the roof collapsed under heavy snow. >> i immediately started screaming to get off the ice. i just knew that wasn't a natural sound. >> reporter: february is now officially the snowiest month on record in boston. the city just 6 inches shy of the snowiest year ever. new england hasn the first day of march, more than 63% of the continental u.s. is still covered in snow. even dallas an icy mess this weekend, making roads thick and snarling air travel. more than a thousand flights were canceled or delayed today. but in the drought-ravaged west the winter storm was much more welcome. ski areas like lake tahoe's sugar bowl got more than 2 feet. parts of colorado could see 4 feet. but while skiers may be digging it for others it just means more digging in a winter that ju

trying to make it to raleigh, north carolina by 6:30. claire courtney ross found herself here at this 198 exxon gas station. she says she got off the first i-95 exit she saw onthis. >> i could see that there was a holdup. and the traffic so i got off. and i was lucky that i didn't the it. >> reporter: what looked like never ending traffic from the crash that happened on i-95 southbound at around 10:30 this morning involving a tanker and three other vehicles. ems transported one person but major mess came with the fuel spill from the tanker that leaked all over the southbound side of the highway. >> driver's okay. just a little shook up. he said there was a couple of cars that got together. and then they come to a complete stop here on interstate 935 and he had nothing -- you know he couldn't control himself and you know instead of running them over he just -- overturned the truck. >> reporter: and maryland state police reports are investigating that even though a couple of lanes are opening here. they're still advising people to try to a

even through nashville through west virginia and virginia, to the south, look at south caroline 71, raleigh-durham 36. over the course of the day a 40-degree temperature difference within one state. you can see our area have of low pressure culprit of the snow moving away but behind it, an arctic high moves back in. hopefully the last arctic out break. now we are looking at highs tomorrow only in the 20's and then we will warm it up, as we work our way through the the weekend. overnight skies will clear record cold, we will go for a low of 9 degrees, the record is ten. tomorrow mostly sunny, frigid high of 26. so the snow will be melting by the sunshine but not by the temperatures. you still to have dig out the sidewalk and dig out the car. here are our record lows for tomorrow. we will tie record in trenton. we will beat witt a record low of four in allentown. new record in atlantic city of nine. aim in philadelphia in wilmington we are expecting a new record of 10 degrees. so record cold pretty much every where. we will be springing a ahead though that is the the good news looking ahead to sunda