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because of the rain that fell yesterday, because, and temperatures well below freezing, but the sun will take care that far. >> that fine glaze, you know, that fine glaze, like maybe on the front step, parking lot, maybe walking into the convenience store to get your coffee earlier this morning, here come the barricades, they told us using the big old trash trucks, that's why there is cents no trash collection in the city today. because they're using trucks as barriers. this is a live look, at the back-end of the art museum. this is spring garden street. if you go up and over this hill, you come right on the art museum would be off to your left, just example as the closures of all of the roads surrounding the parade route are starting to go into effect. the bottom line, if you're driving in toward the city, be prepared, right now, 95, northbound, broad street off-ramps are open. the off-ramps from the schuylkill to broad street will be closed all day, because that's actually puts you right there in the parade route. so, no problems up and down 95, the schuylkill itself is looking good. they're not

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sun returns. but we only care about this. right. >> thursday. >> all about thursday. >> yeah. letting my daughter go. >> there you go. you made the decision. >> last time they went to the super bowl she was a toddler. >> she's got to go. >> good decision. good mom. >> good mom. >> we'll see what school says. >> all right. kathy, kristen, what's coming up in sports. >> eagan in the middle of all these eagles celebration people keep asking what's happening with nick foles? is he staying in philadelphia? my answer is yes, he's going to be here ♪ >>> in the midst of our day after press conference with nick foles on monday back in minnesota, the question was asked, if he had thought about his future. aka does he plan on leaving philly? his answer, he loves philadelphia and just wants to soak in the moment. there is no quarterback controversy. carson wentz is the eagles guy but nick foles is going nowhere. here's why. first off foles is under contract for the eagles until the, through the 2018 season and since wentz tore his acl back in december he'll be just nine months out for the

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around here down to rural central south jersey, again, testers close to freezing, be careful of ice-ups. once the sun gets up it will push out much of this stuff. we'll have drier air coming in from the north and west punching holes in the clouds. 35 in philadelphia. 35 in allentown, 34 in reading. 36 in wilmington, 34 in millville. 36 in cape may. 36 in trenton. keep in mind with brisk, chilly winds it will feel like the mid 20s at the best of times this afternoon. bundle up if you're outside. tomorrow morning looks like we're kind of cloudy, but dry, might be a snow shower way up in the poconos. through the day, maybe sun at times and clearing occasionally at night. but dry during the day on tuesday, and then on wednesday that's when we start to see precipitation arrive. in fact by 7:00 we may see light snow up in the northern suburbs, perhaps a wintry mix close to philadelphia of some sleet freezing rain and snow, rain down south. even at noon there's a chance we're still damp in philadelphia and more of the same as we move into the dinner hour and beyond. this should be off the coast in time for

and we're taking a live look outside right now after snow hit part of the region, the sun is many coming up. careful out there this morning, meteorologist, chelsey ingram, back with more on what to expect for the rest every your sunday, when "eyewitness >> philadelphia firefighters battle flames and smoke during a four alarm nerve old city. it forced people from their homes and guesses staying at hotel next-door out into the streets. "eyewitness news" reporter chantee lans is live at the scene with the very latest, chantee, good morning, what do you know? >> the crews still working hard to put the flames out here. this is on third and chestnut street. dozens of them are here some on the roof where smoke is billowing from the top of this building. this is fire started just after 3:00 this morning, the exact building, it is 239 chestnut street, a storefront, with apartments on top, and we now know that 16 people at least had to be evacuated. no one hurt. nearby hotel called independence park was also evacuated now we spoke with a resident who lives inside the build that was on fire. also spoke with a

we don't have daylight like we did tuesday and wednesday when we had sun popping you the early. be careful on the work zones, that is a mess, reading, getting some fog, in the upper even of the schuylkill. live look at kennett square wet roads and that heavy downpour and flight delays at philly international both arrivals and departures not only today but through the weekend. septa making their spring schedule change this weekend city and suburban bus lines will get change up and manayunk norristown line will be using shuttle buses through weekend, mike and alex, back over to you. >>> we have a story out of the state of missouri. >> the missouri governor hand been arrested and indict and on felony charges. >> st. louis grand jury indict ed this governor thursday, well, yesterday for a felony violation of, on a privacy charge, it is a revenge porn involved, the governor is accused of secretly taking a compromising if the graph of a woman he was having an extra marital affair with and threatening to put it on public websites if she ever exposed he was cheating on his wife. he admitted to the

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the couple who took care of him after his adoptive mother died in november told "the sun sentinal" newspaper saying we had a monster living upped our roof and we didn't know. jim rob soviet republic, flard dahl, florida. >> facebook will rely on the post office to try to prevent foreign entities buyings buyings space. this move comes after it was discovered thousands of ads linked to russian accounts were purchased during last year's presidential election. >>> people living in five apartments in the east bay need a new place to stay after fire tore through their complex. abc 7 news was in martinez this morning where you can see there just the charred damage after a fire went through an eight-unit apartment complex. firefighters say a pan left on a stove caused the fire at about 4:00 this >> a firefighter on the scene was taken to the hospital. we don't know the extent of their injuries. no residents were hurt. meantime, another fire this morning, this one damaged a commercial building in san leandro at teagarden street near i-880. this twitter video was shared with us by user brianna and she

careful of that. we're in the 30s across the region him we'll wind up in philadelphia in the upper 20s through the afternoon. sunoming back. dinnertime back in the mid 20s. winds today are going to be a factor him we'll take the cold air and whip it errand and we'll have windchills in the teens. bundle up. and be careful of the partially icy situation. >> reporter: we have a big accident on the schuylkill expressway, it's big news, the accident happened an hour 1/2 ago. it's causing problems. look at the travel time, 81 minute ride to get from the vine to the are blue route. the accident was blocking the right lane at the blue route for quite a while. crews are leaving the scene now, nonetheless you're dealing with the traffic. 81 minute ride from the schuylkill expressway westbound between the vine and the blue route. you're seeing speeds 4 miles per hour. you're jammed from this point to approaching city avenue to the blue route. that accident has just cleared. we saw the crews that have left the scene they were blocking the right lane. you're dealing with a huge delay. i-95 southbound 19 minute travel time co

sun piano upon. the color of the cd i think you know when you put it off i say care you're not part of the world. sex drugs and refugees premieres this wednesday here on r.t. international you can watch the full documentary at r.t. dot com as well. one key destination for asylum seekers reaching europe germany is also struggling to cope a food bank in the city of s. and has taken the step of barring foreigners from registering citing the growing number of refugee applicants and concerns expressed by elderly germans but the decision has drawn criticism and accusations of xeno phobia. for two and a half months we have stopped the admission of foreign citizens because the percentage of foreigners is increased to seventy five percent and we in essence want to give germans a chance to come to the food bank unfortunately we don't have enough for everyone. people are going to be difficult time because so many refugees who many people have used to get. a discussion about this and show. that in our society people only pay attention to accusations of race. many people depend on tough we need a social polic

care, education. we're seeing it everywhere. >> everything under the sun. it's great to have you with us. we hope you'll come back. joe lubin of consensus. this is one that you have been in. >> and again, it's because it's that platform that so much can be built on and i think it's interesting. you talk about ibms role in pulling a crypto to decentralize platform for the entire shipping network. joe quickly mentioned he's working with governments. it's not proof of concept. the issues right now are all about regulation. that's the biggest risk right now and obviously it's the biggest thing you need to see at the same time but governments need to get in control of the flow of capital and i'm not sure how they'll reconcile this right now. >> it's pretty cool that pe referred to ether as the fuel for ethereum and that's something that -- if we were to see a lot of these occur ren siz settled out, and then people can really start focusing on what they are, use cases for that's the point that everything that's being built on ethereum network or a lot of these icos, then you can drilling down a

be careful on roads and sidewalks for black ice that will possibly form over the next couple of hours and maybe stay there. we'll get sun up over the horizon nice and bright. we'll work on that once it gets over the horizon. cold today, 31 degrees by 10:00. expecting to get up to 34, 35 degrees with the high. it's expected to be windy, bundle up, 18 degrees is the windchill at 10:00. >> reporter: all right, dave we have a few problems that popped up on the schuylkill expressway westbound. the disabled vehicle approaching the curve watch for it off to the side. road. we're seeing the chance for black ice david said here or there, we're seeing accidents especially in the suburbs, be careful not just in the lehigh valley, we have temperatures dipping around freezing and in new jersey in a few spots. skippack pike is closed near plank road in lower salford township, car brought down pole and wires. stick to gravel pike. an accident in east montgomery avenue lower merion we have problem with that one. traffic is cleared 0 kings highway. we had lots of closures, when broad street closed everybody was out and about, all the cl

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careful. northbound 101 at central. neda. >>> taking a look right now at gorgeous view and sun out at and chopper 5 out there.ite at mount hamilton and dusting of snow and clouds out there and live shot from san jose and cool, windy conditions and skies bring us great view of the snow and not really going to melt because it's that could ot there. -- cold out there. >> thanks for watching, everyone. >> cbs this morning is coming up next. >> happy tuesday. >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it's tuesday, february 27, 2018. welcome to "cbs this morning." florida lawmakerings as are mov forward with new gun control legislation in the wake of the stoneman douglas school shooting. president trump says he would have run in unarmed to cop frnf the shooter. >>> two american soldiers killed in last year's ambush in niger. showing the green berets bonding with local troops. >>> a woman goes public with allegations of sexual harassment and assault by ryan seacrest. he denies any wrongdoing and an investigation found insufficient evidence. why she calls

the couple responsible for taking care of him after his mother's death, kimberly and james snead, who tell "the sun" sentinel, we had this monster living under our roof and we didn't know. saying he followed house rules to the t. they described him as depressed and say he went to a therapist just days before the shooting. the night before the massacre seemed like any other. while the justice department investigates failings within the fbi to report past warnings of cruz's behavior, there's already talk of his sentencing. the broward county state attorney says this grievous act is the type of case the death penalty was designed for, this in someone to the public defender who says he hopes prosecutors will agree to life in prison if cruz pleads guilty now. >> we have a move here to help victims move >> reporter: and finkelstein said a report says cruz had a history of mental heath checks, adhd and had cut himself on snapchat, expressing his desire to purchase guns. >> this is not a coral springs tragedy. this is a community tragedy. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: and there were raw emotions thr

sun the butter we get now is much better. in the capital what sells all kinds of goods made from she. ranging from baby care products to vaseline and shampoo she is an important export product but the owner is already feeling the impact of the illegal cutting of shia trees. that the production output has gone down compared to ten years ago and that's reflected in the price we used to pay three hundred to four hundred francs for one now we paid double the price because the product has become more rare. and that's because there are fewer trees. see a lot of. protecting the trees is the name of c.d.'s here in the southwest of the country the ngo recently installed a modern shear but a production unit here two hundred used to be very has been training some of the women from the local village of super gun to do good. crushing the shia colonels provides the raw material for the better. the work is physically much easier the women are able to produce more butter and the quality has also improved so they've seen their income go up significantly and we're looking at the future of our children school fees and health

we're learning more about the alleged shooter, the couple who took care of him after his adoptive moder died in november told the sun newspaper quote we had this monster living under our roof and we didn't know. jim ryan, abc news, fort lauderdale, florida. >>> tomorrow on abc an exclusive with the family who took in the florida shooter. for the first time they open up about living with him and the guns that he owned. don't miss their first tv interview on good morning america right here on six abc. >>> in other news this evening students at penn state just wrapped up era macing thon weekend. >> that is right, they spent 46 hours dancing and raising money for families of children affect by cancer. "action news" reporter chad pradelli has been in happy valley all weekend long. >> he joins us with the wrap up of the last day and, of course, the total that they raised, hi there, chad. >> reporter: hi sarah the clean up very much underway but like you said an hour ago was final reveal and thon 2018 made over $10.151 million not a record been a impress he have feat nonetheless and here are some of the sights and sounds f

the couple responsible for taking care of him after his death, kimberly and james snead who told the "sun sent nel" we had this monster living under our roof and didn't know. they describe him as depressed and say cruz went to a therapist days before the shooting. the night before the massacre seemed like any other. while the justice department investigates failing within the fbi, there's already talk of his sentencing. the state attorney said this act is the type of case the death penalty was designed for. this in response to the public defender who said he hopes prosecutors will agree to life in prison. if cruz pleads guilty now. >> we have a moment here where we can help this community, help these victims begin to pick up and move forward. >> reporter: finkelstein confirms to abc news a newly released department of children and family services report said cruz had a history of mental health checks. he was diagnosed with autism and adhd. he was expressing his desire to purchase guns. we know more about his history in the school. in this video it appears to show cruz in a fight on campus

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numbers may above freeze bug if the sun has not gotten to it, it will be glazed over. be carefulspecially on the back roads. numbers well above 32 now though so that is a good sign. reading 37. allentown, philadelphia, trenton all showing 36. millville 37. atlantic city and cape may close to 40. highs today, shore 48, sunny skies. philadelphia 48, sunny. even poconos, 41 and sunny. guys? >> all right, chris, thank you >>> looking good. camden, catholic high school, pride is it self on on treating its students like family. last week school's basketball team gave one of the players a chance of the lifetime. to take to the court and play in the game. >> yes, kate spadaro is a teen with down syndrome, the photo journalist mike tells her exciting story through their own words. >> she was like in tears. she's like dad you will in the believe it, i'm starting tomorrow night. >> i can't even put it into words. i mean, this school is just, one incredible place. one of the things they say here, there is a place for everyone, something for everyone here. that is not just talk. i mean, it is

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sun and her data the u.n. says more than sixteen million people struggle to access proper health care in yemen one half of whom are in acute need three years of civil war have devastated health services in the country only half its medical facilities a fully operational cholera and diphtheria broken out killing thousands of red cross says thousands more risk dying of kidney failure some the most prominent casualties the children un says around four hundred thousand children under five will suffer from acute malnutrition this year as the conflict rages on imtiaz tire reports. the intensity of the fighting on the ground in yemen is showing no signs of letting up for the saudi led coalition targets who the rebels in fighting between yemen's political factions has turned city streets into from aunts. after more than three years of war the united nations says the humanitarian crisis here is the worst in the world and its children who are suffering the most at this hospital in western province babies and their mothers are brought here for treatment most suffer from severe malnutrition but with little money and even

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you will want to be careful out here because not only is the breeze going to blow you around, there are patchy wet spots on the roadway and when the temperatures are low as the sun comes up that could turn into black ice. in the santa cruz mountains, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> take it easy. thank you, kris. >>> right now you can keep track of what's going on weatherwise, we've made it easy for you, we have the nbc bay area app, it is free to download. this is for iphone and android users. >>> at 5:04 happening today a push for expanded background checks in the south bay. santa clara county supervisor dave core tasy is behind the effort to prevent more gun related deaths. he says it should include mental health records. he also says he will call for a gun violence and mental health summit within the next of 0 days. >>> in washington, d.c. expect to see more headlines about gun control today. president trump is set to meet with house and senate republicans. >>> since the florida school shooting we haven't heard much from top leaders inúhcw congres they can't a agree on stleng thing background checks. democrats say it doesn't go far enough. there's even d

care? thanks. by thinking about your goals as much as you do. >>> nbc10 news starts now. >>> 7:26. good morning, i'm tracy davidson. the sunto start your day. to find out what's to come with "first alert" meteorologist bill henley who has got the most accurate neighborhood forecast in your neighborhood, bill. >> starting off with sunshine and it's around all day, tracy. the temperatures will be warming up. right now, it's still cold. wilmington, for example, currently above freezing. look at the 20s in allentown, reading and pottstown. not to worry. sunshine will warm into the 50s this afternoon. wind will stay light and going to feel like closer to 60s later today. >>> and "first alert" traffic reporter jessica boyington, what are you seeing? >> going the white horse pike, right here, 295. because of the sun glare we have, you can see the work, both directions okay without delay. but visibility may get sketchy because of that declarglare. tracy, back to you. >> "first alert" weather and traffic every morning, on nbc10 news from 4:00 to 7:00 a.m. >>> happening today, cherry hill east high school students plan to walk out o

cares? two .5% yield, no problem. david: they interviewed elon musk, why did you do it? just for fun. he claims it will be up there for millions of years circling the sunthe theory. you have to give him credit. alix: hopefully, he can turn on the model three production before that. david: before the years go by, exactly. alix: coming up, we will speak to jay pelosky. futures off by 80 but it looks to be a little softer open. nowhere near what we saw the last few days. snp the lowest of the bunch, down by .4%. some selling in asia but you are seeing buying in europe. other asset classes, european bond spreads, parochial bronze -- bond spreads are -- peripheral bond spreads are widening just a bit. still a dollar story. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we certainly don't think this is the start of a sustained bear market, more of a shakeout in the secular portrait. alix: it is technicals, not fundamentals. goldman sachs as buy the dip on equities. more apologies after investors were wiped out on a loan military product. what is next in that space to drop? the house passes a short-term spending plan, hopes still high that a long-term spending agreement can be foun