one day i was born in this house i've always seen the sun river. travel i always ask myself where is the sun that's very important to be. in the late one nine hundred sixty s. queues was one of the innovators of nouvelle cuisine which emphasized fresh ingredients lighter sauces and artistic presentation but never one to rest on his laurels he later distanced himself from the movement calling it many portions maxie plates. must be careful and i think you've succeeded you've already failed one never succeeds we must always do better. book is called his two thousand and five memoir the sacred fire saying he too would end up in the oven one day. his wish was for his ashes to be scattered in the sun river which flows past his house. let's catch you up on the. four former champion of the u.s. open a range they can the first on the men's side to advance into the quarterfinals he defeated pablo to spain and four sets the victories also the one hundred plants and win fortune which carly advanced and the woman sitting. singles rather the world number two got

i was born in this house i've always seen the sun river. travel i always ask myself where is the sun that's very good to be. in the late one nine hundred sixty s. is was one of the innovators of nouvelle cuisine which emphasized fresh ingredients later sauces and artistic presentation but never one to rest on his laurels he later distanced himself from the movement calling it many portions maxie plates. must be careful and i think you've succeeded you've already failed one never succeeds we must always do better. book is called his two thousand and five memoir the sacred fire saying he too would end up in the oven one day. his wish was for his ashes to be scattered in the sun river which flows past his house. and in the bonus they get there been some surprise results today high book produced the performance of the day coming from behind to the life and wreck their title hopes may have a cause and it replaced life in the second spot after destroying hoffenheim for one away bottom side of cologne one for the third game in a row to close in on

i was born here in this house i've always seen the sun river. i travel i always ask myself where's the sun that's very important to me. in the late one nine hundred sixty s. q's was one of the innovators of nouvelle cuisine which emphasized fresh ingredients lighter sauces and artistic presentation but never one to rest on his laurels he later distanced himself from the movement calling it many portions maxie plates. must be careful and i think you've succeeded you've already failed one never succeeds we must always do better. book is called his two thousand and five memoir the sacred fire saying he too would end up in the oven one day. his wish was for his ashes to be scattered in the sun river which flows past his house. and next week will see the eightieth birthday of an artist who turned our upside down. george basil lets the rebellious painter and sculptor like to play partridge this way these days but let still love to swim against the stream an exhibition of his life's work is about to open and basel. art turned upside down an ingenious co

paris is on high alert for flooding as the river sun is expected to take it for meters of. authorities have shut roads train stations and rail lines hundreds of people have been evacuated. well today is international holocaust remembrance day and it's marked every year on the anniversary of the liberation of the auschwitz nazi concentration camp in one nine hundred forty five when the prisoners and their families placed candles on the central monument at the site of a camp in poland some six million jews along with millions of others were murdered by nazi germany during the second world war most of them in camps like that's. for decades now holocaust survivors have played a central role in teaching younger generations about the horrors of the nazi genocide w. met ninety five year old market meisner in the us capital of washington d.c. she is among those who are working to uphold the memory of the victims. margaret meissner was born in austria and race in practical slovakia in one nine hundred thirty four the growing anti semitism in her city became more and more noticeable

>>> so this noon, ice jams causing flooding chopper three live over the delaware river in trenton where the ice build sunausing the river to overflow its banks. >> that means trouble for residents along the river. good afternoon i'm rahel solom solomon. >> i'm joe holden. jim donovan is off today. "eyewitness news" reporter chante lands is live in trenton where homeowners and drivers are dealing with dangerous mess g afternoon. >>> good afternoon, joe and rahel. a portion of route 29 here already shut down. this is the off-ramp coming to the government complex. now multiple officials are on scene from multiple agencies. ice jams on the delaware river historically have been problem for his area. is flood warning is now in effect. the big concern is reaching a flood stage of 20 feet. that just happened as of 11:15 this morning. meteorologist matt peterson says flood waters just surpassed that and we now entered minor flooding. so this is how this happen. recent warm temperatures and rain led to ice breaking up and flowing down the river. well that caused ice literal toll jam up on the delaware river. water

sun down. susquehanna river is giving us trouble with an ice jam in place since the deep freeze and with the thaw on you see breaks in the ice and all of that extra liquid going into the river is pushing water to either side and also the ice blocking up against trees and bridges is guiding water to the sides. so we have a flood watch in effect and in place along the delaware river all the way from bush kill, through belvedere and easton. the susquehanna river is the only watch there. and a similar situation on the northern delaware. in through here until 4:00 this afternoon and the very least the potential of flooded roads on either side of the river due to the ice jam that is breaking up a bit. lehigh valley lots of sun and brisk and cold and 36 degrees and feeling like below freezing all the way. shore 38 and sunny and chilly and breezy. and philadelphia mostly sunny and high of 39 degrees and winds 25 miles per hour. and you'll want the extra gear as the windchills are raw. 25 in philadelphia tonight and the winds die down overnight and tomorrow the high pressure is in place and that does a co

the government says three thousand tonnes of mercury have been dumped in the embers of rivers the sun that they receive the community depends on the river to survive community leader he says they want the pope to help yes i mean that the river is contaminated with fish a prime minister drinkable water we need to take care of the forest we need fish farmers and we want to to stop we have to defend our territory oh along the way and mother the peruvians packed the streets to cheer the pontiff eighty percent of peruvians are catholic. at the presidential palace and the pope said the environmental degradation. cannot be separated from the moral degradation. and how much evil is done to latin american people and the democracies of this continent by the social virus a phenomenon that inflicts everything with the greatest harm been done to the poor and other. people reference to the allegations of corruption among many politicians in latin america for now prove beyond sport aside their anger at politicians to cheer and welcome their most important religious leader was innocent just i just ga

and in parts we have got flooded for a good part of the country then this of course is the sun where the rivers remains a rain well swollen here we're going to see more rain as we go on through the next few hours or so at the moment we've got this large band of catching sea it stretches from the sky right up across the low countries all the way up beyond the baltic states to parts of this weather system trying to make its way further south some pasta trying to make their way further north so it's a slow moving feature we've got some very heavy rain still there into central parts of france and you can see that does include paris but as we go on through the remainder of thursday into friday has its way further south so the heaviest rain will just not a little further south was but i think parts of paris for example parts of central and northern france could see another ten to twenty millimeters of rain the wet weather the more disturbed weather will make its way down across the study to snow in the process malo still there across service. those northern parts of the year at temperatures getting u

we'll see you in a bit >> the action cam was out and aboug camden waterfront where the sun was shining the delaware riveryou fille with ice blocked. we have been at freezing or below for over a now are ways to get doors. if only for just few minutes. where traffic is once again moving alo vine street expressway this evening, but it eryferen a water main break at a center at 17th and callowhill forced water on to the 676 below. that combined with the sub zero temperature created a sheet of ice so dangerous that the road had to be shut wn. >> we themain break on an or possibly a 12 inch main we're det worthat. >> much more from residents on the water main break and how it impacted their sunday routine's that's coming up in the next half hour. be sure to get updates on the forecast and check storm tracker 6 live throughout the weekend on your phone or talk about the. the 6 aree download >>> a day since a the fire in north philadelphialives ofpeople. one a put a beloved ann mccormick u s onre there's a bunch unanswered questions, annie? >> reporter: we may not get the answers just yet. they're still in the e

sun valley. it's been a river, a river of mud and debris that's been flowing down the street here.een spending the last few hours trying to clean up the mess. there are evacuation orders still in effect for the remote areas where there are massive mansions up in the hills. the mud still a danger there. we saw a police cruiser. the officer inside the cruiser had to ditch it. he is okay but the car is now buried. >> we're having some audio difficulties with brandi's live shot. you can see how awful it still is in the los angeles area this morning. we have watched since we've been sitting here this morning that death count go up to 15. we're going to hear more today. >>> moving on to other news. much more today about a federal judge in san francisco blocking president trump from ending daca, at least for now. >> the program protects children of undocumented immigrants from being deported, and many of them are college students. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live at uc berkeley with more. hi, amy. >> reporter: good morning, jessica. uc berkeley is one of several places where you

and when sun moom turned four the mother decided to carry her two children south out of north korea and try to find her husband. middle of winter she had to cross a frozen river and try to find food and sold her wedding ring to get food for one of the girls. so sun moon who was four at the time was retelling her mother's story and when we finished we said this is a fabulous story. whatever happened to your parents? she said they are living in brooklyn. we said we have to interview your parents. we went down there and we interviewed the mother and father and we got their story and they spoke in their native language and their son did the translating for me. it was so wonderful because i would ask him a question and he would turn and either ask his mother or father. he would hold their hand as he was asking the question. and it was a fabulous interview because we got their perspective, what it was like to be in south korea, what it was like to be in northern korea and how they were reunited. then they came to america and established a church. the he wouldelderly reverend park passed away yesterday and we republished his interview. that was memorable because so

forget the french capital paris is on high alert for flooding as the river scent threatens to overflow its banks all boat traffic on the sun in paris and upstream of the sun has been stopped but already has have shut roads train stations and rail lines hundreds of people were evacuated from their homes in the paris region the water level is expected to peak at around six meters at least four meters above its normal level. and moving onward to sports in tennis news caroline wozniacki has been crowned the women's australian open champion after defeating cmon aholic seven six three six six four in a melbourne the dane lead after a nail biting first set went all the way to a tie break before holland drew level while he held her nerve however to claim the final set and a first ever grand slam title the men's final will be played on sunday in the bundesliga match day twenty got off to a thrilling start as i try frankfurt defeated fellow european hopefuls. to zero kevin prince boateng put the hosts ahead on the forty third minute. sealed the victory in injury time it was the on loans strikers third goal in as many games the win s

most of the cloud cover will evaporate as get the sun up over the horizon and most of the day will be sunny. susquehanna river coming in thanks to a drone operator near welcome wilks-berry. as the rice breaks free, we could -- as the ice breaks free, we could have problems. we have it up on the susquehanna river and northern part of the delaware, both of these go through this afternoon. this below bushkill false down down -- fallses down to easton. you can see ice scrams on river ways. 8:00 a.m., 31, by 10:00 a.m., clouds break up, sunshine. 39 degrees by 3:00 p.m. before we slide back to 34 by 6:00 p.m. wind today at times will gust to the mid 20s, so hunch your shoulder and prepare for that as you head outside. high temperatures, 36 in allentown. 37 in reading, 36 in lancaster. 39 in wilmington, 37 in trenton. 40 degrees in mill mill and dover, close to 40 in cape may. tomorrow we'll get a southerly flow. another day that features sunshine, but unlike the 30s today, we'll get into the mid 40s tomorrow especially in urban centers. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 39, brisk and colder winds gusti

there's flooding on both sides of the river, new jersey and pennsylvania, be careful up there. in the lehigh valley, lots of sun, brisk and colder, 36 degrees, feeling like below freezing all the way. at the shore, sunny and brisk. philadelphia, brisk and colder, high of 39 after hitting 45 yesterday. 6 degrees down on the thermometer. with the winds picking up gusting to 25 miles per hour. it will feel in philadelphia like it's below freezing even at the best of times. the winds die back tonight, clear and cold going down to 25 and the suburbs closer to 20. tomorrow, high pressure moves in, warm front to the north will help encourage a southerly flow along with the high, tomorrow we'll see better conditions, lots of sun and highs in the mid 40s. 39, brisk and colder today, 45 tomorrow, not as harsh. 57 on saturday, mild air surges back in, breezy and milder. at night there could rain arriving. sunday rain at times, especially in the morning up until the early afternoon, probably drying out in the afternoon, with a high of 54. and then we get to monday, unfortunately it's breezy and colder again or cooler high

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through southern brazil in europe why they're still there but the sun's eyes and nice and warm when a series. this is a. busy. young river trip. to . get. just. risking it all this time on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick recap of the top stories here on al-jazeera ethiopia has freed the opposition leader that ended the drina danger and to government protests in twenty fifteen the government's released more than four hundred others as part of what it says is a national reconciliation drive. the white house chief of staff has reportedly said president trump's campaign promises on immigration were uninformed u.s. media says john kerry made the comments was discussing immigration reform with democratic politicians. and touches tanks have gathered at the syrian border prompting calls for the u.n. to act to protect kurdish controlled territories million people live in the enclave of africa which turkey is threatening to attack i'm coming to the syrian kurdish fighters to outlook group in turkey. pope francis is urging chile's indigenous people to end violence in their struggle for more rights he celebrated mass in the county

look at the cool shot of the delaware river and sky line where sun's trying to warm us up but in the helping the icing conditions left over from the overnight. north on 55 slow go working your way from deptford in toward philadelphia down to philly international. we have had a few delays, cancellations this morning planes are iced over just like your car is. you need to how extra time and check with the airline as you head down to the airline. example at county line road in montgomery county where turning lanes less traveled, roadways could be icy this morning. when will it get out of here? sue has the answer in 15 seconds. >>> it is not happened just yet this year we have not reached 40 degrees. last time it happened was christmas day 40 degrees was the actual high last time we went above 40 was christmas eve. we do hope to be above 40 degrees by the end of this day, january the ninth. meanwhile we're above freezing in wildwood but barely and say for atlantic city. i would say caution is every where for where we are walking and driving this morning for slick spots. sun's up, but sti

sun is getting ready to rise. look at all the ice on the delaware river right now.er the next two days and temperatures will get closer to normal again, actually as we get into next weekend we have a january thaw in store for you. temperatures in the 50s. there's a windchill advisory in effect today right through 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. windchills ranging from zero to ten below in the city of philadelphia. right now they are much, much worse. boo by afternoon, zero to ten below. the other problem we're having not just the cold, the snow from the nor'easter was so light and if you havey it's blowing back on the roads -- so light and fluffy, it's blowing back on the roads. so, you have to be very, very careful. temperature, 8, dewpoint, minus 7. wind, 22 miles per hour. 3 below in the poconos, 7 in trenton. 6s north and west. windchill values i've been saying this all morning long, they are as ugly as i've ever seen for this part of the country. 27 below in the poconos, 12 below in lancaster and allentown and philadelphia. ten below in millville and atlantic city

sun is deceptive, freezing here. radio row is open and i tried one of the most popular things, zip line aid cross the mississippi river. after 17 hours driving, 1100 miles, storm force tim has arrived in minneapolis. we talked to eagles fans living in pittsburgh, found a cheesesteak shop in chicago and all week at super bowl 52 on the ground with the birds in minneapolis. >> i'm steven fisher. this morning we started our drive to the super bowl 52 in minnesota. we made it all the way here to toledo, ohio, about halfway along the way and excited about what's ahead. >> we're excited, too. here's a look at our super bowl reporter roster. veteran members of the nbc10 squad covering every angle of the super bowl for you. we have 10 players heading to minneapolis to give you inside access to all things eagles. >> our coverage playbook every single day this week, live coverage in minnesota, all week long at 7:00 p.m., nbc10 championship, we want it. a special live show starting tonight after "nbc nightly news." >>> then, on the big day, only one place to be right here on nbc10, nonstop coverage starting at 10:00 a.m., eagles

sun early. there's talen energy stadium, won't be too much longer before the union are back at it. they start up in march again. farther up the river, the eagles have a big one. the weather for that is looking good. bundle up. 19 degrees. winds north/northwest 13 miles per hour. the windchill making it feel like 6. layer and extra gear a good idea. 18 in wilmington, 17 in trenton. i fibbed. it's 20 at the airport in ac. 21 in cape may. away from the shore everybody in the teens. overnight we had sub freezing temperatures and any water left over from rain and snow is frozen. so you want to be careful walking and driving around the region this morning. satellite and radar showing cloud cover by the coast. we're good to go for sunshine in philadelphia. most of us will wind up mostly sunny. 26 by 10:00 a.m. this afternoon, cold, high of 34 degrees around 3:00 p.m. lots of sun to keep you, well, not warm exactly, but in good spirits. 30 in allentown. 31 in reading. 33 in trenton. 37 in millville. 38 is the high in cape may. breezy today, too. a little bit brisk and cold. we had cold air in place, but we'll get back into a ridge of high

well in rivers and streams across france are slowly receding after weeks of heavy rains. residents along the young dririver left bank tributary of the suntake stock of the damage. of on campus as l long as we haveo heat nothing c dry. we moved everything up says. about my weight and that is what it is. this couple h has been ststg at a hotel sincece last wednesday. is w when you ciy hall has setp a an event where they and other flood victims can talk to insurers about reimbursement. seventy households in n this town of ten thousandd people have been affected by the floods or should be able to get reimbursed some of this. seven night. after meeting with french insurance in paris economy minister brutal america says that damages from this year's flood would cost less than those from m eighteen months ago. twenty sixteen one hundred and ninety six thousand flood victims filed insurance claims in nineteen partners in france costing insurers around one point four billion euros. so far this year only eight thousand claims and filed. in order to be reimbursed for damages victims must have flood specific coverag. the government also needs to is

set up a zip line over the freezing mississippi river but unlike these thrill seekers only one team will be riding high from sunday night it was a hot sun. here's a question what is ten meters told to ten days to build on the name big frozen romania's biggest ever no amount of course teenagers in bonn truth built the record breaking stuff with snow cleared from local roads big presence become a huge hit with the locals by the looks of this history be melted somehow it's. so here's your mind top stories this hour. has staged a mock inauguration in the capital nairobi a symbolic ceremony to challenge the president to his government's versus reacted by outlawing cutting those national resistance movement. and us president trump is preparing to deliver his first ever states of the union address a lot of talk about from bust a calling on push for congressional action on immigration will carry about address live starting at two in the morning for you to see. more on the web sites of course d w dot com and i'll be back at the top of the out of yourself a good. cook. what drives the economy. to see it coming true. made in germany always has its

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morgan radford in new york where temperatures are below freez floating in the hudson river behind me, just as the sunut this is after a storm that proved deadly. at least 39 people up and down the east coast killed. 11,000 waking up this morning without power. >> temperatures are freezing. >> reporter: the bomb cyclone is gone but the bitter cold remains. >> two layers of pants, boots, extra socks. >> reporter: as much as half the country is below freezing today. stormy mt. washington, new hampshire, expects the wind chill to reach 100 degrees below zero. so cold, they say your eyelashes will freeze. more than three dozen people have died from exposure, accidents and medical emergencies caused by removing snow. along the massachusetts shore, a sea of ice surrounding boats and homes, forcing dramatic rescues from flooded houses. a good samaritan pulling this harbor master from the churning water. >> i saw it have much more time. i can't hold on anymore. >> reporter: frozen pipes burst, adding to the severe damage. at a high school parking lot, 60 cars submerged in ice are beyond repair. nationwide, 4,

sun from hitting that area. some of the cars there that weren't scraped earlier they are still covered in ice. the delaware river wuasn't the only thing covered in blocks of ice. we heard residents in this neighborhood warning those that just wantdered out of the icy conditions. having four legs didn't make it any easier. mary was holding on as she salted her sidewalks for people and school kids that didn't get the day off. >> it is a horrendous for people that have to travel to work and school. it is very dangerous. >> she is hoping her ice melt will do the trick. they expected ice but not this much of it. >> you can want see anything. it is thick. >> reporter: in the end that northern spirit kicked in. they found creative ways to walk. >> i was walking like a penguin pretty much. >> reporter: or hopped into their cars and got on with it. we have seen a lot of melting going on. these bikes were all covered in a thin layer of ice. you can see it is melted and rolled away off of that seat. 36 degrees. i just checked my phone. it is hard to believe. i never thought i would say it does feel like that weather again

russian river weekend, going there to tour some of the vineyards and enjoying that sun, it will be inthe upper 50s on saturday and sunday will be the warmest day, 64 degrees. if you are getting out of town going to l.a. we are looking at some highs in the upper 70s by the end of the weekend. so it will be very nice there. for yosemite a nice cool weekend after getting some fresh snow on some of the upper sierra and the higher elevations on saturday, 45 degrees and on sunday the clouds return with a high of 50 degrees. let me know what you're doing this weekend. what is going on? you may see your events or a place you're headed to featured right here coming up at 5:38 tomorrow morning. i'm @karihallweather on twitter. i have a look at today's temperature trend coming up in about three minutes. >>> coming up, we continue to following that breaking news out of alaska, that 7.9 earthquake that hit alaska off of its shores leading to a tsunami watch here in california. now, that has been canceled but there is still warnings about the waters. >>> meanwhile, the government is back up for now

sun. you can see the clouds beginning to gather. ice on the riverecause the temperatures are in the teens. this afternoon in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast we have a wintry mix arriving with a winter weather advisory starting at 1:00 p.m. and extending to 9:00 p.m. at times you'll see freezing rain and sleet and snow in the northern suburbs. be careful on roads and sidewalks this afternoon that have not been treated. a dazzling place i never knew. a new fantastic point of view. no one to tell us no or where to go. or say we're only dreaming. let me share this whole new world with you. here's the story of green mountain coffee roasters sumatra reserve. let's go to sumatra. the coffee here is amazing. because the volcanic soil is amazing. so we give farmers like win more plants. to grow more delicious coffee. which helps provide for win's family. all, for a smoother tasting cup of coffee. green mountain coffee roasters. making a target run after class, wanna come? i need vitamins. inhale... i'm out of yogurt! i need protein powder. i'll

finally, as the sun is going down, they start picking up their dead and wounded and caring them back to their camp. throwing the dead into the river or burying them under leaves or something like that. can the wounded across the river. taking up the engagement. heading back to chillicothe. finallywilliam ashton shows up toward the end of the battle and they restore the line here. it is going to take them a long time to move again. this is about the 10th of october. this is from the west virginia historical whatever they call their government office. you can see some men are fighting and ranks. some are fighting indian style for lack of a better word. it was a terrible battle. aboutrginians will lose 10 presenting casualties, 86 killed. 170 it will take them a while to recover from that. while the battle is going on, up leads thet dunmore rest of his company into a indian country. he could not defeat the one wink and then the other. when people get back to chillicothe they find a more practically on the doorstep. they establish an armed camp called cap charlotte which they fortify. the indians have a choice between two equally bad

and heavy volume and bright sun glare and these are the glares on the schuylkill expressway eastbound side backing up by south street. check out the ice on the schuylkill riverwell. it looks like a wintry scene out here. because of the extreme cold, penndot announced they will not do a lot of normal construction in the overnights that they usually do in this area near 30th street and south street. a lot canceled this week. for the most part you are good to go during the overnight thanks to the cold. still have the water main break at roxborough and henry. and walnut lane can get you around the on going restrictions there. and restrictions because a break along balligomingo road in west conshohocken. the road buckled because of that break. madison road and 420 are alternates. and major problems on 422 westbound and all lanes are blocked west of pottstown and speeds in the teens there. stay on high street or 724 instead. and coming northbound on 55 between millville and vineland just 10 miles per hour. because of an overturned truck. delsy drive gets you around it. >> thank you. >>> we'll check the frigid forecast from accuweather coming up next. before we sta

river. it started off very, very wet. look at these rain drops on the camera lens but then just as quickly once front cleared sun came outbeautiful sunset colors in the skies, currently still, 50 degrees, there. storm scan three shows us the system out to sea, there are lingering showers and snow showers around the back edge of this but for the most part we are talking about the drop in temperature now, as this system cheers and it will be a chilly night, chilly start to your morning as well. storm scan three clear skies and then again that batch of showers down the shore moving out quickly impacting portions of the barrier islands of ocean county and that is about it. temperatures still steady. we have in the seen a drop since this time yesterday. in fact exact same temperature in the city that it was this time yesterday. but look what happens to the west, as we zoom to the west you can see temperatures dropping 20 degrees in a few spots behind that front. chicago, cleveland bet more than 20 degrees colder then it was at this time yesterday, and we're going to feel that 20-degree drop tomorrow. today's high in the 60's,

only one day a year the sun rays passes directly from one side to the other it took twenty years for nelson quoting needs family. that had been dead and thrown his body into this riverto this day only scores who disappeared during that period who her main ever found. thousands of chileans were executed or disappeared during the pinochet dictatorship but the fate of the indigenous my putsch victims has until now received little attention in a country where they have long been discriminated. remembers how secret police referred to her father a teacher and a poet as the indian she says they were all vilified for being. found my father was vomiting blood and urinating blood from the beatings he received when they brought him back from prison hours later they took him away again and he disappeared forever we've never been able to accept his death. and the other survivors welcome the opening of the soon to be finished memorial park in the hope that it will help chile see that them up which is we're not just victims of a dictatorship but of a society that never acknowledged their suffering. you see in human i'll just call the u.s. government allegations that its diplomats

. >> a live look at that delaware river and the commodore barry bridge but it's getting better today. here's meteorologist, david murphy. >> sun temperatures. we're at 29 degrees in philadelphia currently still 26 in allentown. wilmington 27. and all those places below freezing there is the chance of icy sidewalks, driveways, parking lots and maybe some side streets. we do get better later though with a high of 42 and the ice should start breaking up where it hasn't been salted probably by about 10, 11 o'clock in most neighborhoods. 39 tomorrow. then 48 with rain arriving at night on thursday matt. >> new jersey governor chris christie set to deliver his final state of the state address this afternoon. he's leaving office with a low approval rating following a failed presidential run and the bridgegate scandal. governor-elect phil murphy takes office in one week. >>> u.s. customs official discover 700 pounds of cocaine hidden in shipping containers at the philadelphia port. the story on 6abc.com. >> ♪ you've worked hard. busted tail. and impressed the boss. maybe it's time to be your own? transform your career with strayer uni

coming across the river. 13 degrees right now in philadelphia and the winds are out of the west at 15 miles per hour. starting to pick up. probably going a little higher than that once the sunrizon and currently the wind chill is 3 degrees below zero in philadelphia. some spots worse than that. satellite again showing you the lack of cloud cover so get the shades ready. lots of sun out there. your temperatures are currently cold up in allentown. 9 degrees there. 10 degrees in reading. 12 in wilmington and millville. really not much better down closer to i-95 and 17 in cape may. and again, those wind chills below zero across much of the region. three below in philadelphia. five below out in reading. so, bundle up and cover up on your way out the door this morning. this afternoon gets a little better than yesterday but still pretty brisk and cold. by 10 o'clock, 17. by noon, 21. yesterday's high was 20 on new year's day briefly at about 3 o'clock. today we expect about 26 for a high. again, around 3 o'clock. and by 6 o'clock you're back to 22. high temperatures across the region up in allentown will only get to 24 today. 23 in reading. 25 in trenton. 26-degree highs in philad

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sun valley ... the onrushing flood powerful enough to pick up and carry a car.in santa barbara county, utter gried at the devastation in romero coanyon above montecitodownstream, home after home was swept away by the river of mud and boulders,neighbors described nightmare scenes.santa barabara county's coroner released the names of 17 known victims.the list includes jessie gower, last seen clinging to the door of her home. (pam) it is heartbreaking... tons of mud and water still cover highway- 101.the freeway south of santa barbara is not expected to reopen before next week. (steve) the napa county sheriff's department has identified the driver who was killed in a rockslide on highway 121. 22-year-old hernan reyes-aguires lived in fairfield. he was on his way home from visiting family in napa when a giant rock knocked his car off a cliff. officials in napa county are now stepping up efforts to prevent more mud and rockslides from happening. the napa county office of emergency services has teamed up with a company to provide free straw wattles and wooden stakes to people in areas damaged by last october's fire storm. they are meant to prevent erosion. and caltrans says they will now double their efforts

sun. those are the jobs of the future. that is where government policies need to encourage that kind of progress. host: toms riverersey. kevin, independent, go ahead. caller: bob, did you ever request a sit down with president trump, in a respectful way, to explain to him the dangers of human error with offshore drilling? guest: we have requested a sit down with his epa administrator, scott pruitt. we are awaiting a positive response on that. that's a good question, i appreciate it. host: several governors have expressed concern about this drilling plan. are you working with them specifically on this issue? guest: i don't know to what extent we work specifically with governor's offices, but we know that that reflects a populist movement in the states where the people depend on the clean and healthy oceans and coasts. men, fishermen, historic districts, hotels, restaurants, beaches, that's where the jobs are. you can't put that at risk, we don't believe, for the sake of oil and gas profits. to put it in perspective here, what the department of the interior is telling us is that we have 21 billion barrels of recove

river line service has been suspended all morning. patco, and new jersey transit buses, cross honoring delays on the freeway as you work your way in toward philadelphia. wicked sunut will it warm us up? sueby has the answer in 15 seconds >>> 7:46. we have possibility of some snow wednesday night into thursday, it looks like a coastal storm we already have winter storm watches for sussex county in delaware for wednesday night into thursday. as far as timing of this storm , it looks like it will first start spreading snow in the area along the coast maybe by 10:00 p.m. wednesday and then into the early morning hours of thursday. this latest model run puts center of the storm further off coast so we don't see much of anything necessarily in fill and accumulation along the jersey coastline and up in new york but that is just now of course, each model run will help us put together this forecast. so we have got north american model giving us most, and very little for philadelphia, for this storm and here's the atlantic city prediction, one model give it a lot of snow, other two not so much. that is where we are forecasting that storm. stay tune we will keep you update

river, look at the capitol. we look at the white house lovely places here in and all gloomy looking this morning because we're still awaiting the arrival, the red carpet rifle of the sunng a long time for that one. >> more clouds today. it's warmer. >> more clouds. i'm sorry. >> it's all right. >> still sunshine in your are a. >> it always is. >> yeah. okay. >> me too. >> let's do the forecast. 46 now in washington. steve, the trade off is we'll have a lot clouds. mild temperatures this afternoon and mid 60s around here tomorrow. records for the day tomorrow for tomorrow in the low 70s we're talking about unusual -- close. >> unusually warmth. the other thing we'll be focused on the rain it will move in not so much during the daytime hours but later tonight tomorrow morning commute will have rain it will be all rain so we're not worried about any slippery driveways and that kind of th thing. that's good news. part of the reason is because we'll have very very mild temperatures but just want to show you future cast and again that's tonight overnight after midnight. rain really moving in and going to be soaker. with probably a break ■midday tomorrow so steve you want to