taking the equal city south. into my good docs to get the band and then yeah it really brings. how we think i'm. young would be might not be. good enough to know we're not beach the. south is out. in this just feeling if one means a leftist i know be deep may learn from this one tokyo find it is going to keep going. to let me ask. you this one was because did it because it didn't seem quite a cultural thing from the premise. the top stories of the week. the president told us hundreds of american diplomatic stall to leave russia in response. trump is expected to approve those sanctions against russia are off for a near unanimous vote in the senate we look at why europe is warning of countermeasures. so this our journalists working with china was killed by mortar fire from islamic state extremists in syria. the deadly opposition shadow election day in venice.

>> there is a microphone over here. >> shout out to rapid city south dakota. there were so many wonderful people in rapid city there is a throwaway line aboutis mcdonald's called behind the charges written 1986 with the help of mcdonald's there is a linene about joan as the earlyyher franchisee in rapid city. so i started to go to rapid city and finding people of us certain age through the historical society. one woman helped me figure out where the people were who knew them then. . . >> were their royalty agreements? >> that's why the movie was inaccurate. the buyout terminated the royalty agreement. the same wife i bought your house and wanted to borrow the bathroom you would have to let me in afterwards. they bought them out fair and square and that was the end of their business relationship. ray did something super nasty on top of it but part of the equation was he said the brothers couldn't keep operating their original restaurant because he bought out the trademark. he bought out mcdonald's. he wanted that original restaurant and the brothers had to set u

district in the city's south. past four in the morning. yasmin is seventeen. ready for school she's been in the jail for four years. i know excited to wear it because. when you put it on when you have. your actual court i'm. finally i guess legace just. a uniform rules. over chaos childhood. it's. on wednesdays students so most of. the three hundred eighty cadets have to wear the uniform one in five students has opted for the army the day starts with a troop inspection. didn't take up your clothes you don't have a rank you don't think i owe you not for your mum think over your clothes you carrying your forearm i missed one. and. since september yes man has been leading the cadets she is the boss she inspects the troops. feel like i'm with the army yeah because at school like we're so used to like just doing everything maybe halfway and not actually giving it our hundred and when you see like the army videos you're like oh my god like they're so strict they have to do everything in unison whether you're shy or not your chance to step up to any problems so that

district in the city's south. past four in the morning. yasmin is seventeen. he's getting ready for school she's been in the o.t.c. for four years. i was kind of excited to wear it because it just looks so clean when you put it on when you have your on your actual court i'm. johnny i guess legace just something that our parents. were not to get involved with. a uniform rules. over chaos childhood by violence. students. three hundred eighty cadets have to wear the uniform one in five students has opted for the army. with a troop inspection. didn't take that because you don't have a you don't end up you don't know what you want that over here quote you carrying a gun i miss. you. and. since september yasmin has been leading the cadets she is the boss she inspects the troops. you look at what the i mean yeah because at school like we're so used to like just doing everything maybe halfway and not actually giving it our hundred and when you see like the army videos oh my god like they're so sick they have to do everything in unison whether you're shy or not you're

taking the city south. and then you're going to bring. me think i'm. going to let you know let me. just feel him if one means i love this i. may learn to face them tokyo find it he's going to go. to. his will was because did a piece of dancing cultural preaching from the east. today's news and the biggest stories of the week one signature away to russia sanctions bill now only need approval to come into force we look at what's behind. us russia condemns the proposal says illegal threatens economic retaliation against washington fearing europe's businesses will be. another use human rights watch says an iraqi army unit trained by the u.s. has carried out execution killings of suspected members in mosul. voting is underway in venezuela and a call.

district in the city's south. in the morning. yasmin is seventeen. days getting ready for school she's been in the jr o.t.c. for four years. i was kind of excited to wear it because it just looks so clean when you put it on especially when you have your own your actual cord on and you see all those decorations loni i guess legace just something of our appearance there people think like we're not the type of people to get involved with out in the street. a uniform rules. chaos childhoods shaped by violence. on wednesday students and most of. the three hundred eighty cadets have to wear the uniform one in five students has opted for the army. with a troop inspection. do not take up because you do not have a rank you don't think up the gulf you do not want your mum think over your clothes you carry it on your forearm i miss. it and. since september yasmin has been leading the cadets she is the boss she inspects the troops. i feel like i'm with the army yeah because at school like we're so used to like just doing everything maybe halfway and not actually

take them in equal city south. and then you're going to bring up how is that kind. of. movie it might not be. good if you know what that beach yeah he sounds out. into the mist just feel him if one means i love this that he not be deep but early on he said this one tokyo found it is going to happen going. to like. it is what it was because did a piece of dancing cultural shift from the premise. you can see the border from here by the. steel fence goes down this side goes all the way down. like i said this is this is all. and this is all. you have every right to be here have a right to call collect my food be a part of my family on both sides of the border. play started an organization called the arizona border recall that we or the stand a little into teeth. that is doing. with these to be done in the five years it's getting worse the violence is escalating because it's millions of. bridges really good are great when somebody calls you know basically they believe that their ranch is there are areas and they don't believe the federal govt is taking responsibility for the

take them in equal city south just. to get the damage and then you get ready for it. now it's like i'm. young would meet me right now i think. i know what that beach yeah sounds our. next guest feeling if one means i love just i you know be deep but let me say this now tokyo found it is going to happen going. to like. this one was because did a piece of dancing coral cultural thing i pulled the grammys. i know that my. dreams. we're going to avoid all ship would rush in and tell me i had to be that's all meant it's only displaced persons that flee that fluid recently from clashes that. a lot of good people separate across front lines and they can cross the front line a lot of the people that fled without knowing where it has been where their child that child or their mother is. where they are were even if they were captured or they are alive most of the times we live with look to look for them it's very difficult actually i read if i family's. so we've got precise phones to do we're just going to get up to jack and it will be ok i'll make it short three minutes per pe

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city. and then you're going to bring. how we think i'm. not. going to know what the. south is out. in this just feeling if one means a leftist that you know better than this one tokyo fund it. his look was because did a piece of dancing coral cultural reasons. you can see the border from here by the. steel fence on this side. like i said this is this is. and this is. you have every right to be here have a right to call collect my food be a part of my family on both sides of the border. play started an organization called the arizona border recall we are a standalone entity. that is doing. with these to be done in the five years it's getting worse the filings is escalating because it's. really good our rate when somebody calls you know basically they believe that their ranch is there and they don't believe the federal govt that is taking responsibility for their security which we would for anywhere else. so i guess. you know. what i'm already but i was. already. in the. so i missed way this election for a constituent assembly claim. with almost one hundred people arrested meantime t

find the names of people associated with them if they were still alive or paid visits to rapid city south dakota, all over the country because she was there as the early franchisee. sometimes you bring your head against the wall but loved it when somebody had an unusual name. but even if i found out they were deceased i knew that i have found them. like old datebooks so it was tough because there was not an archive so i joined an amazing group of biographers for guidance and a learned a lot going to their conferences there were a pulitzer prize winners there were experts in researching and mining information but i learned very quickly that those tracks don't necessarily work when people have not left behind information and neither one did so thankfully raise brother ran the foundation from the ranch and california but his job was a scientist the exact opposite and was a meticulous record keeper endued he was doing something important with a fortune in what it had made so there was a hardship assignment to keep myself and uc santa barbara sifting through all of that and looking for clues w

paid visits to people in rapid city, south dakota. all over the country. joan lived there as an early franchisee, st. paul. and finding people -- it was a thrill of pursuit that we have in journalism because sometimes you're banging your head against the ball because waugh can't find a person but i loved when someone had an unusual name because it made it easier to find them. if i found out they were deceased i knew i found them using modern research tools like an ancestry or old date books and things like that. so, it was tough because there wasn't an archive. joined biographers international organization, an amazing group of biographers, for guidance, and i learned a lot going into their conferences and reading their newsletters -- their pulitzer prize winners who are experts in research and mining for information, but i learned very quickly that those tricks don't necessarily work when people haven't left behind information and neither ray nor joan did. so thankfully ray's brother ran the foundation, the first iteration from the kroc foundation, from a

for tonight slow moving shower or thunderstorm south of the city 71 degrees overnight tonight.ding in to our wednesday quiet day more cloud around increasing sunshinee wind takes over, and a high of 84 degrees, temperatures being cooled off by rain, cloud cover at 86 in philadelphia, down in the zero seven's in millville. humidity levels are not too bad. we had east wind that will drive-in a little bit of dryer eras we head in the day tomorrow. seventy-two in ocean city. 75 degrees in stone harbor. dew points they are not too bad, steamy in spots but all together not too brutal. that will not be the case as we head into thursday and friday as dew points will be climbing in the 07-degree range. we will be dealing with oppressive humidity levels especially on thursday. down the shore tomorrow, more cloud around, cooler temperatures with that easterly wind on the sand looking at mid 70's, rip current risk is low tomorrow, water temperatures in the middle 60's and as we head in the next several days we will ramp up that humidity levels. thursday round of showers and thunderstorms.

taken in equal city south jessa. the band and then you're going to bring. how we think i'm. young right now i think. i'm going to know will not be yeah sounds out. in this debt ceiling if one means a leftist i know better than this one tokyo fund it is going to keep going. up. his look was because did a piece of. you know everybody. just wanted to go for a walk. we all know. this is the biggest epidemic on the planet. and these guys in here. don't believe us. they don't believe this. because it doesn't make the money it doesn't make money and i wish you guys would give the opportunity . to hear the stories that i've heard no justice no nothing under stand the next election is in two thousand and fifteen so you've got a couple of years to build up the momentum. again you really want to be tough so what is the sex offenders in the pedophiles we're getting to a point therapy while they're in jail so when they get out there won't be a friend. i know what. it's like. to be between ten to fifteen years for us to accomplish. what addictions is a boss. products try that right sort o

it happened in the city south of market neighborhood. when according to police a father walked the short distance from his car leaving his daughter inside that car. police say a woman walked by, grabbed that little girl out of the car, jumped on a bus with the child. working with muny police were able to locate the woman and child in the area of bay shore boulevard. suspect was taken into custody. the girl was reunited with her parents. the child was not hurt. taken to a hospital as a precaution. >>> we're learning more about a car crash in brend woot that landed nine people in the hospital last niem. the crash was a head-on collision between a driver in a stolen car going the wrong way and a van with seven people inside including three children. the crash happened on westbound highway 4 near san creek roads about 8:00. helicopters had to come in to transport some of those victims. the man suspected of driving the stolen car was treated for minor injuries and arrested on several felony charges. two people in the van remain in the hospita

taken in equal city south jessa. to get it done and then yesterday bring. me think i'm. done would be right now i think. i need to know will not be yeah sounds out. to be this just feeling if one means i left just not enough but let me face them tokyo found it was going to keep going. to let me ask. his look was because did a piece of dancing coral cultural thing i called the friend he's. you can see the border from here by the. steel fence goes down this side goes all it down. like they said this is this is. and this is something. you have every right to be here have a right to collect my food be a part of my family on both sides of the border. play started an organization called the arizona border recall we are a standalone entity. that is doing. what needs to be done in the five years it's getting worse the while it's is escalating because it's building. bridges really good are great when somebody calls you know they believe that their range is there are areas and they don't believe their federal is taking responsibility for their security which would for anyone else.

it is kind of breezy though, you go down to the shore here atlantic city south winds 14 miles per hour, so certainly noticeable breeze out there. and with every passing day the possibility still remains for shower or thunderstorm, now, looking outside beach patrol headquarters, some of the busiest activity i've seen out at this particular beach spot. typically one of the quieter spots. really prom i cents to be nice beach day. any of the showers or thunderstorms that we are talking about for today, likely stay inland. so if you are at the shore, about ready to hit the beach here, just watching us from vacation in your shore house, i think you are looking okay here for the rest of the dayment poconos probably different story of the everything still spotty the rest of today even into tonight, as well as tomorrow, but still have that possibility after shower or thunderstorm right into tomorrow and daytime highs in the low 80s, meanwhile, back in philadelphia, these are your philadelphia highs for the next few days, cool, about to get steamy, three state days of zero nine or above as it is

to the hospital for a head injury and it's undergoing questioning well she's been employed as a city south for since one thousand nine hundred five and according to a law enforcement source she has a concealed carry license no word yet if police will press any charges as the incident is being investigated by area central detectives and if that shooting wasn't shocking enough a twenty seven year old man and two young children were shot while on their way to get a snow cone in chicago's austin neighborhood wednesday afternoon authorities say the victims were not found on scene but at the hospital. also the right to work on able to locate a big. they did find a vehicle that was shot up and evidence to support there may have been gunfire to. canvas around for the victim could not find a victim short time later we learned today three people showed up the hospital. they were going to. right now believe there was a seven year old in the morgue there was a lot of life threatening the man reportedly had a gunshot wound to his chest while the six year old had a gunshot wound to her leg and the four

poconos get ting in on some of the action, 9:00, 10:00 we start to see the line come across center city, south jersey, by 10:00 and 11:00 see here one, 2:00 in the morning tomorrow, pushes off the coastline, looking for drier conditions at least times on tuesday it will still be spotty light lingering showering for us tuesday afternoon, with mix of sun and clouds, as well. our dew point for today, again , still going to be hi, but check out tomorrow. down to the mid 60s, by the time we get to wednesday even the chance in some areas north of the city sue die point in the 50's, much less humidity in the air for us, toward the middle of the week. eighty-nine greets, for our high temperature today. last truely hot day we get to 83 tomorrow, again, lingering shower possibility, we go with high temperature then of 82 on wednesday, a much more comfortable day for us, there, because that humidity will be much lower and then here comes the next system, though, thursday and friday, jim, rahel, we could get back into that swing of maybe some thunderstorm activity, but we got to enjoy tomorrow and wednesd

city. as you go further north the dryer it gets. as we head south though that is not the case. we will increase precipitation down toward the shore, wildwood gets in on that moderate to heavy rainfall. cape may also seeing at this point more moderate to heavier rainfall extend ago this heavier rain up toward south of avalon and toward sea isle and further north to atlantic city and ocean city where we have light to maryland rate rainfall as well. down into southern delaware that is where we have seen heavier rain from last night and now in the early morning hours on saturday. right along the coastline rehoboth beach, backup toward bethenny beach, some showers there that could be heavy at this point and it looks like we will not be done with this for probably the next couple hours or so. flash flood watch that went into effect yesterday at 2:00 in the afternoon is still in effect until 2:00 on saturday afternoon with counties shaded in that light green where we are seeing potential for flash flooding. so central, southern new jersey and back down toward delaware. philadelphia is

lakehurst holiday city berkeley pine ridge at crestwood leisure village west timely park and holiday city south around four twenty five am toms river beechwood pleasant plains and cedar glen west around four thirty am lakewood seaside heights leisure village leisure village east and dover beach south around four thirty five am other locations and pounded by the severe thunderstorms include country lake estates over ridge point pleasant mystic island leader no crestwood village ocean acres guilford park south toms river and behead for your protection move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building in addition to damaging winds frequent cloud to ground lightning is occurring with this storm moved indoors immediately remember if you can hear thunder you are close enough to be struck by lightning torrential rainfall is occurring with these storms and maybe flash flooding do not drive your vehicle through flooded roadways repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until four forty five am for the following counties in new jersey burlington and ocean. wow. a journalist is caug

take in the equal city south. and then you get ready for it. how is that kind. of. movie it might not be. good if you know what that beach to be out here sounds out. to be just get silly me if one means a leftist i know be deep but he faced them tokyo found it he was going to happen going. to let. his look was because did a piece of dancing cultural shift from the premise. that was. president trump finance his chief of staff in a major white house oval hole look at the turbulence and infighting within the administration. the french president promises to rid the country of makeshift refugee camps while the rights group accuses police of abusing migrants. and german investigators say the suspect in the deadly stabbing in hamburg is a known islamist and failed asylum seeker. bringing you to.

taken in equal city south can sound good dr who gives a damn and then you get ready for a. how is that kind. of. thing would meet me right now i think. i'm going to know what that beach. south. to the next guest feeling if one means a leftist i know be deep but he still.

brian: how many cities in south tet? were attacked on mark: i do not know the exact number but just about every city and sizable town and village in south vietnam, including saigon was attacked. brian: how many of them were anywhere as close to as bloody as hue? mark: none. hue was by far the biggest success of the tet offensive and i should add, the primary thrust of the offensive. they had amassed 10,000 troops to take the city. saigon, which was probably the second biggest clash, they had fairly -- probably hundreds of troops, but nothing on the order of what they had outside of hue. and the reason for that was the cultural significance of hue, and the fact that it was vulnerable. they thought it would be easier to throw the americans out of saigon than to take the city of hue. brian: in your book, you use a lot of quotes. whitel -- who was he and was he significant -- who was he, and why is he significant during your research question mark mark: he has he come probably the most famous news reporter from the vietnam w

like a drag strip if you know what i'm talking about between walt whitman bridge in center city so again coming south i-95 between center city and walt whitman be careful, he will hit his breaks squeeze in between two cars here. hopefully we will get an officer out here before anyone else gets involved in that accident. right at that spot here columbus boulevard off ramp from i-95 is there only one lane opened on columbus boulevard between catherine and washington. that is going to be out there throughout the day and that will cause delays exiting i-95 vine street expressway is opening up westbound, eastbound is still closed for work crews, philly international prepare for weather delays throughout the day, earlier flight you can get better off you will be, sue mentioned we're okay right now as far as visibility here in philadelphia but atlantic city international seeing some fog, even up in allentown we are seeing some fog, so fog and delays in other airports will have that domino effect back here in philadelphia here's 422, we have some fog, as you can see here coming from collegeville and royersfo

park and plain reject crestwood around seven ten pm toms river beechwood pleasant plains holiday city south leisure village and leisure village east around seven fifteen pm brick township around seven twenty pm seaside heights men are looking over beaches and over beaches north around seven twenty five pm other locations and pectin by the severe thunderstorm include country lake estates over ridge brielle point pleasant leisure no crestwood village park south toms river they head and holiday city for your protection move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building in addition to large hail and damaging winds frequent cloud to ground lightning is occurring with this storm move in the mediately remember if you can hear thunder you are close enough to be struck by lightning frequent cloud to ground lightning is occurring with this storm and the storm will affect the beaches for your safety immediately move off the beach and seek shelter indoors torrential rainfall is occurring with this storm and may lead to flash flooding do not drive your vehicle through flooded roadways. those tha

very quickly after having that rundown so we will turn to our next guest from south city and to give us his insight not only as a sudanese the focus on the politics governance in the region as well as review key issues -- refugee issues. >> thanks for inviting me. from south sudan i was there three years but i am muslim american. i would love to be independent but i was raised by the united nations as one of those boys from south sudan so with that issue as mentioned south sudan is complicated. but sometimes one does not know. bluetooth south sudan was such a complicated country but then as mentioned south sudan cannot get independent from the economic economies. so those neighboring countries have that deep seated interest. but to focus on the left and for these reasons it is a combination there are more than 50 tribes. [inaudible] i could go lani add-on a head-on. but i was younger but with south city and -- south ascidian to get the opinion that the sudanese are very different but with those refugees in kenya or ethiopia they do a good job i was raised by the ngo there is no proble

we visited a new semiconductor plant in a city south of seoul.ou cannot imagine the scale with which samsung operates. they have broken ground and gotten to operational in this facility within the span of two years. it takes intel 3-5 years or longer. samsung, the expertise, the militaristic efficiency in terms of deploying the construction and getting the automation and the machinery up and running is unrivaled. they have managed to tie these plans to coincide with upswings in the technology sector. that is one major reason why samsung has been so quietly successful over the last 10 years. how you started off this segment saying some good and bad times. financially, they are firing on all cylinders. you mentioned that the grandson is in jail. talk to us about that, that is a bad time. brad: that is not a good look. what is so interesting is that not only is he on trial, -- look, his father also went through this experience. end upf the leaders and in prison in south korea. there is this conflicted relationship that the government and country has

light rain north of the city pressing into norristown south of doylestown and moving into hamburg and north of reading and getting closer to the west of allentown and they continue throughout the day. temperatures are in the 70s and 80s but the problem is we have the humidity overhead. dew point numbers in both locations are in the upper 60s and lower 70s to real uncomfortable outside. you have the warmth and humidity adding to the instability in the once again the storm prediction center placed our region in the slight risk of finding severe weather. we anticipate showers and storms, for our allentown and up through the poconos. the biggest concern is damaging winds and hail but can you not rule out the possibility of a tornado. we had the the tornado warnings that popped up yesterday. what to expect, oppressive humidity and strong to severe showers and storms on the way and locally heavy rain and powerful wind gusts a concern and a flash flood watch issued and goes up and stays up until

the neighborhood bay city just south of the bridge seems to be hit the hardest. eral pictures of the severe damage there. more than 8,000 customers are without power right now. people in bay city are being told to shelter in place because so many wires are down. >> now to our other top stories today. president trump is scheduled to speak at the white house about healthcare reform. comes nearly a week after the president pressed republican senators to agree to and a alternative to the affordable care act before taking an august recess. they're pushing back their recess in order to push healthcare through. a vote is set tomorrow on the gop's plan to replace the affordable care act. a lot of people expect it to fail because not enough republicans are on board with the plan. >> the senate approved a new sanctions bill against r the new legislation would limit the president's ability to adjust sanctions without first getting approval from congress. senators expect the president to support it. the house is set to vote on that measure as early as tomorrow. it should reac

rain heavy over the last couple hours, south of the city. that is now moving into southern the capital beltway. running out of breath. i had to run down to the studio. a flood warning south of the city. quantico, this area in the highlighted green has had over two inches of rain since 3:00 this morning. there's lots of pockets of high standing water on the roadways. remember, never drive over a water covered road. rain that caused the flood is in charles county. the moderate to heavy rain is moving toward bel air acres, this is all going to be between now and 7:00 where the heaviest rain is moving. after 7:00 in southern prince george's and calvert county. it's a slow go. it's raining on all corners of the beltway. the rain is eased up for a minute here across parts of centralir sunshine mid to late morning. it won't be much. temperatures are in the mid-70s now. should be able to make it to the upper 70s to 80 degrees. we are likely to have more chans for rain later today. if you are going to the nationals and braves game tonight, delay will

moving through the streets of downtown with the center of the right in the heart of the city about two blocks south of city hall. fire alarms sounded signaling a new fire on walnut avenue and the siren kept blowing. there were many more fires that east st. louis had firemen or trucks or water precious to fight. the siren sounded into the night. as the smoke rose into the air, thousands of blacks live across the mississippi river barge crowds black and white came down to the credit to watch the exodus. among them, was an 11 year old girl named free-josephine the bomb. many years later after she became famous as josephine baker she broke down which she had heard. she and her family lived in a tiny shack. her father was on relief and she woke up humphrey and she did on monday, july 2nd. that afternoon she wrote and ominous humming sound filled the air it seemed to be growing near. it is there a storm coming my brother richard f.? not a storm, child. it is the whites. two tiny black and white poppies shared the bad. i had discovered them have been in a trash can what i was sorting through garbage. they

was 100 other cities in south vietnam that were hit. the month it took to win that city back was reminiscent of the battles that were fought in world war ii. this really changed a lot of america's attitude towards the war. think it was apparent to anyone paying attention that the administration and the military had been lying to the american people. >> coming up it amazed soldiers did you talk to personally? >> i talk to about 30. i have not counted them all up. i talked to more than that. i've know i was them in the back of the book. >> which would you pick of them that you remember the most and why? >> of the north vietnamese army or the viet cong? i think the first character you made in the book was fascinating to me because she was my age. she may have been two years older than me. had -- herirl who fighting foren independence for generations. her grandfather and father had thought. her older sister joined the viet cong and was killed. arrestedlf had been and waterboarded by the vietnamese. tremendously committed idealistic young wom

. >>> the south city, though not as severe as it was before on the traffic, southbound 101 we have a fatal accident near the moisture point boulevard on ramp -- oyster point boulevard. this is way down to the airport, and you will see they still have one right lane closed and perhaps two. traffic is getting through on highway 101. the crash occurred just after 3 am this morning. this is southbound 101 just after the oyster point boulevard on ramp. it will be blocking one lane but the traffic is getting through. to avoid the traffic used to hundred 80, 380, to bypass the accident. the tracy commute is slow coming in on 205 and 580 all the way crossed. also looking at interstate 880 in oakland, traffic in both directions is fine. at the bay bridge toll plaza we have a like delay before you get onto the span.>>> it is 5:02 am. >>> hundreds of oakland buildings have never had fire inspections even though city workers flagged them as possible fire dangers. according to the bay area news crew, fire crews rowed up -- wrote up 879 buildings for problems and that includes commercial buildings

atlantic city and brigantine reporting a little bit of light rain. you get south of atlantic city, place it is like ventnor, margate, ocean city, looks like it's starting to clear, the rain has shut off, maybe leftover drizzle that's about it. hammonton, clear. it's 68 degrees in philadelphia and allentown. 62346 trenton. 70 in beach haven. dover, 71. cape may, 68. the idea for today, gradual improvement clouds giving way to peeks of sun very late in the day. you can see by 5:00 p.m. we'll start to see sunshine, 74, 75 degrees that's it for the city of philadelphia. lowering humidity levels that will set up a very nice sunday around the delaware and the lehigh valleys. what to expect in the next few hours, the heavy rain is coming to an end. you saw the radar, it's the barrier islands that are seeing the heavy downpours. flooding expected because of run off from the heavy rain. mainly the poor drainage areas and smaller creeks and streams. leftover showers or patchy drizzle. allentown has not reported a single drop. trenton, .3 of an inch. same number for philadel

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. >> january 31st, they simultaneously attacked city after city across south vietnam. it was the tet offensive taking place in tet, vietnam's new year's holiday. traditionally a time of truce. the vietcong were beaten back and lost 37,000 of the troops but it was a hollow victory for america. it came at the cost of 2,500 american lives. it also seriously eroded public support of the war back home. at the same time, the north leaders were vowing to fight to the death and keep up the pressure to bleed americans out of their country. >> squad and platoon leaders proclaim determination to avenge the bombings of the north. >> these films captured by the 173rd airborne bre gad in vietnam and shown to american troops to help them better understand the indoctrination of north troops as well as their tactics. >> the vietcong attack, the vehicle is destroyed and several members of the crew are killed. >> you could feel the heat of that nepalm. it was so hot. often times the close and high explosive bombs would throw dirt and shrapnel inside the perimeter. >> air force, marine an

brian: how me cities in south vietnam were attacked? t know the exact number but just about every city and sizable town and village in south vietnam, including saigon was attacked. brian: how many of them were anywhere as close to as bloody hue? mark: none of them. it was the primary thrust of the offensive. as i said, 10,000 troops were amassed outside of the city to take the city. saigon, which was probably the second biggest clash, they had fairly -- probably hundreds of troops -- but nothing on the order of what they had outside of hue. and the reason for that was the hue,ral significance of and i think, the fact that it was significant. they thought it would be easier to throw the americans out of saigon then it would be in other parts of the city. nine: you use a lot of quotes. michael, who was he and why was he significant? mark: he has he come probably the most famous news reporter from the vietnam war. he wrote a book called " dispatches." he convinced esquire magazine to send him to vietnam to write sort of periodic very unconv