nd philadelphia, she lost the whole state. lou: president trump and speaker ryan pull the healthcare bill just minutes before a scheduled vote in the house. >> very close. a very tight margin. we have no democrat support, a giv difficult thing to do. best thing to do is let obamacare explode. lou: congressman louie golmert joining us, taking up why so many moderates and conservatives oppose the legislation. also, deep state rising, chairman of house intelligence committee recalling the fbi and nsa directors for a classified closed hearing, following his explosive disclosure that the president trump transition team was surveilled. and president trump continues to deliver on his promise to create jobs and put america first. reversing an obama decision by approving the keystone pipeline. >> today we take one more step in putting the jobs, wages and economic security of american citizens first. >> weekly sta standard's fred barnes. and stee steve forbes among our guest. lou: obamacare is still law of the land, and will likely be f

nd philadelphia, she lost the whole state.and speaker ryan pull the healthcare bill just minutes before a scheduled vote in the house. >> very close. a very tight margin. we have no democrat support, a giv difficult thing to do. best thing to do is let obamacare explode. lou: congressman louie golmert joining us, taking up why so many moderates and conservatives oppose the legislation. also, deep state rising, chairman of house intelligence committee recalling the fbi and nsa directors for a

super heavy, every now and then you do get a heavier cell highlighted in darker shades of green,nd philadelphia, at misty drizzle and you got more of that into the northern and western suburbs, in a lull after that maybe a few hour, more rain is on the way from the west. 39 currently in philadelphia. it is raw out there. a little bit windy and cold if you don't gloves, your knuckles allentown, ttle bit chilly on 41 in cape may. a breeze coming in off the ocean. just making it feel rather chilly and dank. current rain is popping through, south of philadelphia with light stuff up north, you can see how we'll be in and out of the shower activity. as we get into the afternoon and really through a good portion of the nighttime period, you're looking at this larger area of precipitation coming in and at times, that will include heavy downpours. here's what future tracker has for you between now and noon we start to see the rain intensify and fill in by lunch time we could have decent cells falling, by 3:00, 3:30, steadier rain highlighted in darker shades of green, maybe a thunderstorm by 7:00, we're

tha nd philadelphia, she lost the whole state.mp and speaker ryan pull the healthcare bill just minutes before a scheduled vote in the house. >> very close. a very tight margin. we have no democrat support, a giv difficult thing to do. best thing to do is let obamacare explode. lou: congressman louie golmert joining us, taking up why so many moderates and conservatives oppose the legislation. also, deep state rising, chairman of house intelligence committee recalling the fbi and nsa directors for a

nd once again tonight. the high is 33 in philadelphia and 39 degrees for a high in and then high pressure shifts off the coastnd tomorrow's he warm front lift through and it could trigger snow showers we are watching to the north and west and this is a look at the overnight hours by 5:00 a.m. this model showing lnoehigh valn or wintry mix could be possible on saturday and it looks more likely in phia weing at a coupl around in the city with a period of snow showers up in the lehigh valley and not amounting to much of anything, something we are watching saturday at 10:00 a.m., suggesting that if it hangs on late at night it could turn over to snow we could maybe see a dusting if it stays long enough. brisk and cold and 37, and sunshine fades behind clouds and could be a wintry mix and could and west. 45 for yournow it will be rain in the city during the day. by sry and sunny onday not as col0 and spring ar monday and feeling l winter chill. >> yes, it is. thank you karen. >>> quick break and nor news when w stay with us.

he was editing different magazines in richmond, in philadelphia, and new york. nd he had to struggle. his salary was about $500 a year, which is equivalent to today of about $17,000. when he got to philadelphia, he worked at graham's magazine, in a year's time as editor, he'd brought that from a circulation of 6,000 to about 40,000. made the most popular journal in the country. the first magazine in america with a truly mass audience. and he was making a salary of $800 a year. while the owner was getting $25,000 a year. so the owner was getting famously wealthy off of -- fabulously wealthy off of poe's works. poe had a dream of starting his own magazine and doing things his way, but it never quite worked out for him. there were times where he was living hand to mouth. he might make $5 off of this poem, $10 off of this story. the tell tale heart bought him $10. the raven, $15. longer stories, would get more money. one brought about $50. he entered the gold bug in a short story contest and won $100. but the been estimated that from the time he was 18 and published hi

nd this is put on by the jewish expectednitaries including the governor and mayor and archbishop of philadelphia. , channel 6 "action nehank you. >>> now, to developing news from the nation's capital. some democrats are calling for u.s. attorney general, jeff sessions, to resign. after revelatt he did fact meet with the russian ambassador during the presidential campaign, his confirmation testimony back in february appeared to deny contact and at least three republican senators want him to recuse himself in the investigation with russian interference in the election. and he says it was done in official capacity with the armed services committee. >>> and president trump is on his way to meet with sailors and ship builders in virginia. he will visit the newport news shipyard. and later on tour the uss gerald r. ford as he promotes his plans of the buildup of the ry and t put the navy on track to increase the active duty fleet to 350 ships. >>> m kenney announced a $4.4 billion bunt for the fiscal year. mayor kenney asked council members to approve new investments into two key areas, the proposed b

nd district headquarters. today's event worked to make sure that name is never forgot end. >> from the hands of family and philadelphiaice officers to the sky. nearly two years after sergeant robert wilson's line of duty death dozens cam out to honor his legacy. >> last conversation was about life and what we were going to do in the future. and he didn't have a chance to fulfill that. i had that chance. take everything more seriously. >> reporter: damian steven soon wilson's partner of two and a half years was outside the game stop on saturday, march 5, 2015 when wilson was fatally shot as he was purchasing a gift for his son. he happened to be there as an attempted robber was taking place. he has been credited for saving the lives of the civilians. two suspects were charged with murder. >> it never gets easier. the memory is always there. >> we want to get up and think about him all day can. >> reporter: his mother chose not to release her balloon, she will take i the home with her instead. i should reminder of the charming son that she lost two two years ago. >> always looking after us. >> reporter: wilson was an ei

the nd down at the shore the beaches, thirsson's inlet next to ocean city. live team johnn odom and walter perez have a look at philadelphia, and the lehigh valley. and melissa magee and david murphy has the latest from accuweather. david we start with you. >> i like seeing all the guys bundled up it's cold out there. the snow is departing areas but the winds and windchills are part of the package this afternoon. as for snow it looks to pass north of doylestown and bucks county beginning to dry out and allentown is thinning out and there is lingering snowflakes and the heavier stuff in lavender is parting easton and reading and hamburg a broken pattern of lighter precipitation, we thought the heavier stuff would end mid-day. and the storm system pulls away and the winds shift from the northwest and some pops through and does not have much additional impact. around the predawn hours at 4:00 and 10:00, the low pressure center was so close to the coast it did produce the change ore off the coast, givingsouth jers the coast it punched the rain line close to srted with snow r 3, 4, 5 inches and then for hours and hours it was r

philadevalhia though, nd this is where the snow likely will stick on the roads and could cause some icy slick conditions. this is the map that everyone waits for the snowfall map, philadelphiaas to the south, and philadelphia probably a slushy inch on surfaces, philadelphtions a cthoting to a inch. nearby suburbs 1 to 3 inches and then northern bers and lehigh valley and the poconos. great news for the ski resorts, 3 tolv inches of snow falling during the morning all before noon. so the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast morning snow and afternoon snow squalls and it's windy and cold and 41 degrees and temperatures stuck in the 3out t and windchills thh only in the teens in the afternoon on saturday, even though we given day liglt. savings time and the cold air is still in place on monday. 38 drst rees and still looking the potential for a powerful nor'easter to develop on tuesday, 36 drst rees and temperatures are slowly climbing and still cold on thursday with a high of 10 drst rees below normal. tuesday a lot of people asking me about it. riglt. now the intensity and i >>> s track still up in the air and it looks like a coastal storm will develop and when does it d