alberta is the seat of our great energy resources and happens to be an amazing resource for solar. and there are wide let planes. calleds something radiation per square -- solar radiation per square meter and alberta is 40% better than germany and germany is the current world leader. suncor is making this bet and they are not talking anything specific that there are reportedly three different programs they are looking at. the alberta government has created new incentives to get businesses investing in solar and wind because they want renewables to be up to 30% of their grid in less than a decade. it comes together in an interesting way. sufferingsiness is that suncor is using the cash flow from traditional energy to pump into renewables. alix: interesting, you think of germany as the solar capital. thanks ari much. -- thanks very much. scarlet: coming up, does the failure in delhi - doha matter? ♪ this is bloomberg markets. the meeting of oil producers in delhi failed to reach a deal -- in delhi -- failed to reach a deal. t boone pickens said it was a .oke yo we spoke with seth ali

this one is meant to go from alberta east across to new brunswick to get oil to tidewater.s any company trying to plan its future is looking at its transportation options. another option would be to go to the west coast, which looks to be dead in the water. lng has been on the books for years but does not seem to be getting any traction. many of the plans looking to delay the overall estimate. that is what is being asked for. how to lessen the prospects of stranded assets in the future. mr. trudeau has to balance who are not in favor of fossil fuels being used , and also the crumbling situation in alberta with resources needing to get out of the province. it seems it may eventually get through but they need help. scarlet: what did his recent budget a lot to the oil and gas sectors? not a time. the alberta government has lost about 20% of its revenue in the past few, tens of thousands of jobs lost. up thed speed unemployment payout system, so there is not a long wait to receive payments, looked at some affordable housing, infrastructure plans, and the government released les

you may have heard of the alberta clipper where air comes across the alberta plains and down here turns into a winter storm. still going, more to come. spring yet. peter. >> rob, thanks very much. >> thousands of people who lost property during sri lanka's civil war have a chance to get it back. the parliament passed a law to make that easier, but challenges remain. we have this report. >> they were teenagers when they fled 26 years ago. they were among an estimated 75,000 muslims driven out of the north and east regions by the tamil tigers fighting for an independent state. he found a man who was working the land previously owned by his father. >> he's the one come and told me, this place, this is your father's place. last month, two, three months ago, he almost died. i went to his friends. he said this is not your place, this is our place. they said to me if you come to this place, i'll kill you. >> i met the man whose family he says has taken over the land. he insists it was bought legally. >> my father paid money and bought that land. for five or six years, he worked those feeds. wh

alberta did reasonably well.a lower paying side of things, but overall, of the 40,000 added, 35,000 of those are full-time jobs. what is confusing, as oil prices fall, why are jobs coming back, what is happening? there are a few complexities to the canadian numbers, and they do tend to see wild swings. so i cannot really answer directly. i spoke a little while to a senior economist at scotia bank. he explained more about why this number can be a bit of a head scratch or sometimes. >> this one is rooted in a household survey, like the u.s. household survey, as opposed to nonfarm payrolls. sample, a modest calling households and asking them complex questions, and you are not really fully sure whether those numbers are accurate or if you are answering accurately. in that mix, you can get a lot of volatility. so we have to step back and look at a six-month average of how we are doing on the jobs want. ,ith this number on the mix over the last six months, averaging about 11,000 dollars added each month. we have about

. >> the children 2-year-old alberta and jissel, nine, have asthma.ornings always start like this. they have to take it into the hospital. at least in the hospital five times a year. >> wow. >> every four hours. i have the mission. >> every four hours. >> officials at the school tell us more and more kids are getting asthma, and warn the problem is worse. a border town 15 minutes away. here the school district has resorted to flying flags to signal good and bad quality days. we see them as they dry up. today is a good day. everyone we talk about suffers from asthma. >> i do not have asthma. i return, and i got asthma. >> do you have kids. >> two of the three kids. it's a lot of asthma. >> in fact, they have the highest rate of people with respiratory diseases in california. they are, in a way, another kind of casualty of the drought. >> how did we get to that point. >> by assuming that the water is running out. we meet up with environmental journalist. 10 years ago, the water was three feet deep. he's worried about more than the sand, wind and dead fi

. >>> a fright scene out of edmonton, alberta, canada, a fire spin as firefighters tried to fight a brushfire there. in order to escape one firefighter had to jump into the river just in front of the fire. >>> one of the busiest times of the year in sports. >> yes, some of sunday's highlights now from our friends at espn. >>> the nba playoffs got under way this weekend. >> yes, lebron james has never lost the first playoff game of the postseason with his team. 10-0, taking to make it 11-0. game one of their series. 1/8 matchup. didn't figure to be close it was. lebron to tip it back in. tied at 83. here's kyrie irving, no look to kevin love. cavs up three. up three, here's irving! off the glass. cavs are going to win game one. only by five. lebron, kyrie and love, the three combined for 81 points. >>> all right, nationals/phillies. bryce harper won the america vp last year, he might win it this year. that unties the game in the top of the tenth. in the bottom of the tenth, the phillies tied it and then won it on this double deep to left. the phillies win 3-2 in ten. >> nba playoffs tonight. t

this is in alberta, canada. it's not just in this one frozen-looking waterfall spot. keep a look to your right. the whole mountain is just raining snow. >> holy cow! everything is going right now. >> it's kind of neat to see. you don't capture stuff like this very often. when you are around to see it, it's awe-inspiring. >> holy -- this is a show. oh, my god! >> that's up in canada. let's go to the other side of the planet where this glacier in argentina. or oli, glacier is calving. >> are we going to see it? >> you can't stop recording. because as soon as you stop pressing the red button it happens. >> luckily she these people are on the hill. here it goes. >> oh, my! >> the sound is awesome. the wave that crashes on the other side, also pretty impressive. >> the only thing missing is like the perspective. if we could see a human being standing on top to understand just how massive that piece was, it would be incredible. >>> i would love to be a fly on the wall at the end of the day in the break room when chinese firefighters come together and start exchanging storie

. >> alberta, canada, that water its frigid. >> let's get ready. >> whenever you are ready, man. >> readyt, go. >> nice jump. >> good. he cleared a lot of the white wood. >> he surfaced. >> everything turned out just finest. folks have been questioning if this is legal. it is legal but they don't encourage it. it is pretty dangerous and even chris says that. it is crazy, insane. >> next up -- >> no way, no way. oh, my god. whoo! good job, man. >> i don't know why but these videos always want to make me sing. >>>> i think the answer is yes. >> jess and i met six years ago. >> this is a beautiful love story of alan and jessica. he starts off in this video by sharing how they met. >> we ended up all hanging out all night. i ended up giving her my number, asked her out to coffee another day. >> then, he has a plan, because it is now her birthday. >> first place they are going to go is to melony's for lunch. >> he is going to send her on a bit of a scavenger hunt. >> i like these guys that make the lady work for it. >> the next clue is going to lead them to her best friend, lindsey's house. >>

. >>> this dash cam from alberta, canada. keep your eye up ahead on the red car. >> boom! >> ow! >> although the wheel goes flying, i don't believe that's the wheel of the car. i think it was just something in theed road. you guys tell me if you see something different. >> yeah, it was a wheel. that wheel came from somebody else and the red car hits it. >> i think so, too. as you watch the video, the red car does make its way over to the right-hand side of the road. it doesn't look like it's riding, that it has a wheel, but it's hard to see. >>> welcome to our latest episode of animals versus humans. our first one starts on a boat. it's a beautiful day in this video. look at the sunset. look at this, a guy and his bro are on a boat and he's got something big at the end of that line and he's reeling it in. >> you're reeling us in, gayle. what happens? >> you're about to see. >> this is hard work, man. look at the guy, he's really working for his catch. >> fishing is hard work because you work hard to bring something big in. but there's always something bigger that's lurking around

according to the police department, 39 year old william alberta died sunday due to an illness. the seven year veteran of the force suffered a medical emergency last week while playing ice hockey in a police league. alberta died of natural causes of being hospitalized for about a week, he leaves his hoo his wife and three young children, services are set for this weekend. >> hundreds turn out in robinsville, new jersey to say good-bye to a beloved school superintendent. prayers, candles, and lot of tears shed, for 52 year old doctor steven mayor, who was hit by a car while jogging yesterday morning near the high school. a student was behind the wheel, on her way to a class trip. mayor's being remembered as a great school administrator. but more than that, a coach, a mentor, and a family man, who was always quick with a kind and encouraging words. >> always like walking down the hallways, i was waiting for my class, woe high five us, or tell us, ask us how you are day was going. >> he just loved to be therefore everyone. >> well he's not only going to be missed on campus, by the

amy: that is alberta currie. reverend barber, how does this work? >> is deeply troubling. we have another plaintiff, over 90 years old, who had to actually recite the preamble to the constitution, who could not read. she was also impacted by this law. great points. two number one, the voter id is bad enough. and people need to understand that when she'll be happened after june 25, 2013, 1 of our legislators said coming out of the headache has been removed because preclearance was no longer part of the law, they didn't. just do voter id. they tried to end same-day registration. they cut early voting. all of the tools that were being used, particularly by african-americans, latinos, and poor people that had north carolina go from in the bottom of voting to the fourth highest increase in voting. they even stopped allowing outer precinct voting and made it easier for people to be challenged while they were in line. some say it is the worst attack in the country since shelby. they began with the redistricting earlier, which allowed a super majority not to get elected but to get

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the victim john ridsdel of calgary, alberta. canada's prime minister called his death a cold-blooded murder. >> extremists are suspected in the death of lgbt activist xulhaz mannan in bangladesh. he has been a protocol officer at the embassy and also as editor of bangladesh's first gay rights magazine. mennen and a friend had been found hacked to death. it the latest in a series of attacks. >> target is facing backlash for its transgender bathroom policy. last week the retail chain posted the policy which welcomed employees and guests to use the bathroom which corresponds with their gender identity. a conservative christian activist group has collecte more than half a million signatures from people pledging to boycott. target is standing by its policy. >>> more than 50 protesters arrested last night at north carolina's capital calling on lawmakers to reteal the state's controversial transgender bathroom law which they say discriminates against the lgbt community. nick jonas and demi lovato are the latest acts to cancel shows in

-442-cancer >>> well, the canadian authorities are investigating this bridge fire in the province alberta. the smoke from the wooden trestle was so thick a nearby trailer park had to be evacuated as well as a high school. it's 1 of 17 recent fires in that area and all are under investigation this morning. >>> the u.s. military says some progress is being made in the fight against isis. the general in charge of operations against the terror group says air strikes have significantly cut the number of foreign fighters flowing into iraq and syria. he says it's now about 200 per month. down from a high of about 2,000 and he says isis desertion rates are up. >>> slumping iphone sales could make this a rough day for apple shares. the company just reported its first drop in quarterly revenue in 13 years. the drop is blamed on slowing iphone sales during the first three months of the year. apple is also predicting another revenue drop for the current quarter. analysts think things will improve in the fall when the next generation iphone is expected. >>> and apology is expected from the ceo of the

cruz born in calgary alberta to cuban father and american mother who is from wilmington,'s american citizen, and new jersey's primary is june 7th. tensions in campaign 2016 with a week before the new york primary frontrunners donald trump and hillary clinton are fighting against the prospect of a lengthy battle to the nomination. >> don champion shows us how the candidates are now trying to win over voters. >> get him out of here, get him out. >> during the rowdy campaign stop in new york's capitol city, donald trump railed against his party's so-called rigged delegates system. >> i end up winning louisianna. and then when everything is done, i find out i get less delegates than this guy that got his beep kicked. give me a break. >> rnc chair prius defended the nomination process in a tweet last night saying in part the rules were set last year. nothing mysterious, nothing new. trailing far behind trump cruz has shifted his attention to california where he says the gop nomination will be decided. during the rally, he mocked trump's delegate complaint. >> donald, 65,000 people voted in the s

we have one heck of a clipper system, alberta clipper with very cold air to the north and a front that stalls to the south. here's the movement for monday. the low swings through the ohio valley region monday night into tuesday morning bringing a chance of snow along with that uninvited amount of cold air. snowfall potential will ride across portions of buffalo up towards the boston area. reena, kendis. >> our thanks to paul. >>> there's a fair bit of intrigue this morning about a published report detailing offshore accounts used to avoid taxes and maintained by current and former world leaders based on documents from a law firm based in panama. the firm is among the world's biggest creators of shell companies according to the report. political figures named the reporting are from russia, saudi businessmen. businessmen, criminals, celebrities and sports stars are also among those named. >> syrian forces and allies are claiming to have seized another town held by isis. officials say retaking that area is critical to securing oil and gas pipelines and also the push into the towns that to

sports star.ts star. >> i talk about alberta because she does not live in the area.esn't know the story.. when i played basketball she hes will body me in the face. >> if you make you feel fourthou grade basketball right to thealo face, my nose is a little lit crooked. >> do you know who did it.kn >> i don't remember her name but but her first name is jenn net.. >> she's probably hanging with alberta.bert >> i became a cheerleader afterr that. >> i went to student government and student paper. >> watch your nose in that, too. >> right now. 270 really jammed um by clarksburg. basicly from 85 all the way dowl to the spur the roads are wetret and delays are huge.ys are h so please give yourself lot ofuo extra time. to navigate the roads. rds we'll switch it over for look on 395.39 not much better there. better te you are literally park from them parkway to the 14th street 14ths bridge. this today rah shot buy right bb the seminary road exit.dxi keep it to fox. fox we're back in just a few. we'll have help you get through this mess on the district roads. everything you n

murder of canadian hostage of terrorists in the philippines. 68-year-old john wrist tale of calgary albertas one of quattro tour is kidnapped last september, who head threatened to kill one of the hostages if a large ransom was not paid by today. a deli -- a day of rally seven n.c. state house began with the delivery of petitions signed by 185,000 people. law that for debt entails protections for the lgbt community p or 200 people gathered on the grounds of the old capitol building in raleigh to hear speakers denounce house bill to or hp two. he then carried 200 dozen cardboard boxes signatures into the capital delivered to the governor. in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. david, back to you. is in retreat 500 today but the index is still well above february lows. is this a bear market rally or the start of another bull run for stocks? my first guest was predicting the loss for the s&p dow, paul ramsey's chief investment officer joins me live from minneapolis. let me ask you, what led you to change or call here? >> i think it is a high risk market. the fact is, the internal stre

the 68-year-old from alberta was one of four tourists in the that last september threatened to kill onestages if a large ransom was not paid by today. a syrian refugee was seriously , will carry bombing the olympic flame in the greek leg of the torch relay. he will carry the torch at an athens refugee camp hosting 1500 people tomorrow, the next to last day of the relay there. handed to brazilian officials next wednesday. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 100 if the news bureaus around the world. i'm mark crumpton. joe: today's market action pretty muted. nothing too dramatic. one big loser, energy stocks down over 1% today. there were some big a nurse last week. consumer staples rallying but overall fairly flat. it has been pretty brought based. -- broad based. we have some big events coming up later in the week. we might get some action later in the week. >> speaking of big earnings, apple is set to report. we will head over to scarlet fu has more. scarlet: the company has artie warned investors that results will bear bad news, the question now is

we know there are meetings in alberta that have come together as an alliance to waysresources to lookm intellectual property interests -- to find sectoractices the will share. in some cases it could be more difficult during a time of low commodity prices. we see companies are making those decisions anyway. >> one country leading the charge on clean energy is chile. they are aiming to get 70% of its power from a new opel by 2030. wind power has soared and projects were solar will grow in five years. and wereis a boom nobles. no fiscal subsidence. that is important because it is sustainable. energy represents the sector in the economy with the highest investors, even more than we used to have in mining. now energy is number one. we are building new power generation capacity and new infrastructure. we have more than 2000 kilometers under construction today. more than 58 power plants under construction. billion in duration and transmission to enable the renewable energy to come under abrasion. >> something that has happened during this has been the fallout of commodity prices. mining was

we know there are meetings, companies in the oil capital of alberta who have come together to pool theirogether aside from intellectual property interest to find a practice for the entire industry to share. while it may in some cases be more difficult to make the r and d argument during a time of low commodity prices, we see they are making positions anyway. -- petitions anyway. >> one country leading the way is chile. from renewable by 2030, and they have predicted to grow in the last five years. renewables a boom in , no fiscal subsidies. that is very important because it is sustainable. today, energy, this sector in the economy with the highest investments. it is more than what we used to have. we used to be number one. no energy is number one. -- now energy is number one. we are building new infrastructure. we have more than 2000 kilometers under construction today. and more than 58 power plants under construction. we have more than $13 billion in infrastructure incompletion to to comeenewable energy under operation in this year. something that has happened during this has been the f

a homeowner in alberta captured moose standing on his deck, just staring into his home. the man says the moose looked like it was enjoying some television there. i don't know. >> makes for a great picture. staring you down. >> he's very upset there are no canadian hockey teams in the stanley cup. >>> a hybrid plant that combines the ingredients to make french fries and ketchup is now on sale. it it grows cherry tomatoes on the stems, while potatoes spout at the roots. it went on sale in england yesterday. costs about $7. you will have all the ingredients you need in one plant. >>> a police officer saves a man who tried to jump off a bridge. now we're hearing from that officer. and kate middleton's wedding dress at the center of a controversy. find out why. right now, and eyewitness news will be right back. bill is telling us, keep an eye out for scattered showers, and even lightning in parts of our area. we'll have the latest coming up in our next half hour. but first, we have the live midday new york state lottery drawing. if your family outing is magical for all the wr

alberta was the leader and also -- scarlet: for job growth? guest: yes.ring shed a lot of jobs, would you do not expect. joe: so why do we care? why is canada's economic data a big deal? guest: i cannot think of a greater pulse for the global economy, think about it, the two biggest economies in the world -- the united states and china. and the biggest trading partner for the united states, canada. and china, a little more indirect, but their advancement in commodities will affect the canadian dollar and in other indirect ways, capital from china, vancouver, they have been seen as a proxy for that. alix: what i don't understand, oil prices are still really terrible in canada. they are having difficulty exporting it here, because there is no room. that would hurt oil prices more and he would think that would mean more job cuts in the oil industry. guest: you would think so, but you really need to take these exact numbers with a grain of salt. right now, we are looking at the territory where you would see oil prices so bad and it was really necessitate shut

brunbrunswick, connecticut, and boston, we have another storm system, alberta clipper, over here towards michigan and western parts of new york where they've already seen anywhere from four to eight inches of snow. that system not only bringing snow but down south we have a freeze watch as well as in the new york area we are looking at freeze warnings not for tomorrow morning. temperatures for new york only 31°. but as we go towards tuesday morning, those temperatures are dropping down to about 27 for new york, boston at 24, and portland, maine is going to be seeing 18°. and on wednesday, those temperatures even lower than that. >> thank you, kevin. i think. 70,000 refugees arrived in the u.s. in 2013, one of them was satara moman, a 42-year-old single mother who fled from afghanistan and pakistan in hopes of finding a better life for herself and her daughter. al jazeera's roxana saberi brings us the story. >> 42-year-old satara, her daughter would never have made it to school. >> translator: if sarah had grown up in afghanistan she would never have a good life. there's no safety, no edu

saturday there is an alberta clipper coming. rain in the morning that creeps up by noon time. that low spins rain into the area but that, off to the west is snow. and that will mix in. saturday evening saturday night, wet snow as that passes by, makes for chilly weather for sunday. rainfall amounts today, you see on the guidance, is running rain. after school there will be rain, so you have like soccer all. the lacrosse players are crazy, they always play from the rain. so be ready for that. tomorrow 48 to 51 degrees. 59 with a thunderstorm or two heavy rain this afternoon. tonight 4 -t normal. tomorrow a little cooler, breezy, 53 degrees, a lot of sunshine tomorrow. saturday as the rain ask wet snow -- and wet snow mess. cold. quiet on the upper west side today. quiet. everybody is scrambling for their rain gear, i think. >> they were listening to you. >> where did i get that >> reporter: northbound side 138th street that earlier accident cleared but we have delays back onto the bruckner and all the way back to the hunts point drawbridge, so big time delays there. also the cr

upstate will keep going into canada, pulling down the system west of the great lakes that will be an alberta clipper coming in tomorrow. expect snow tomorrow starting around mid-morning, lunchtime. north and west, you see it's higher. the reason being 1,000 feet in altitude, colder temperatures aloft. more moisture will create snow in northwest new jersey. a coating to an inch will be around. streets and sidewalks will be wet. 50 after school in a lot of spots. game time temperature 49 as the mets home opener, first pitch 1:10. a lot of sunshine. have the warm mets gear and also make sure you have your sun glasses. a little sprinkle north and west. sun and clouds today. 53. tonight brisk and chilly. low of 42. tomorrow that cold air keeps pouring in. tomorrow starting around 10 to 11:00 into the afternoon, windy, cold, a real dumpster fire tomorrow, a chilly raw day and a treacherous travel afternoon. so, that ends tomorrow night. temperatures drop like a rock saturday night. we will have sunshine and a chilly day sunday. at least the temperatures are going to rebound nicely as we go into ne

alberta died of natural causes after being hospitalized for a week. he leaves behind his wife and three very young children, services are set for this weekend. >> hundreds turn out in robinsville, new jersey for emotional good-bye to beloved school superintendent, prayers, candle, tear, shed for the 52 year old, doctor steven mayor hit by car while jogging yesterday morning near the high school. a student was behind the wheel, on her way to a class trip. mayor, being remembered, as a as a grade school administrator, more than that, a coach, a mentor, and family man, who was always quick with a kind and encouraging word. >> he's always like walking down the hallways, i was waiting for my class, woe high five us, tell us hi, or ask you house our day is going. >> all at our sporting event, just loved to be therefore everyone. >> mayor leaves behind wife and three children, the cause that far accident, still under investigation. >> septa will soon rule out fleet of all electric buses, federal trans the administration awarded septa more than two and a half

alberta died of natural causes after being hospitalized for about a week.leaves behind his wife and three young children. services are set for this weekend. mike anal next. >> lauren, thank you. well, are we going to see pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane? court today? our cameras will be there. she wants a judge to explore whether prosecutors reaked fbi reporting in her criminal case to a newspaper. a pretrial hearing scheduled for this morning montgomery county, her attorneys say only three groups had the fb iphone recording of her political consultant, those parties, federal prosecutors, state prosecutors and her legal team. again, liver cameras. criminal charges coming in in flint. who will soon be held legally responsible for the contaminated crisis in flint, michigan, and what michigan's governors doing in the face of a petition to get him kick out of offers. >> pennsauken family is elated their missing dog is finally home. but this isn't just any dog. why buns, that's the name of the dog, the safe return means so much to one member of this f

that is a clipper, an alberta clipper. we just had one that pushed through one right after the other. we'll go closer in to show you what is happening here. this particular system caused a lot of problems, particularly when it comes to winds. we'll show you all these yellow dots indicating where wind damage has been reported. i'll show you one of those. this is back in indiana. this is a car--the driver is safe. just a couple of injuries, but he had stepped out of that car seconds before the wind blew over that concrete sign. that's how powerful the winds are. people lost power from wisconsin to maine and tens of thousands of people are still without power right now. i'll show you what we're looking at in terms of winds that we are seeing. jfk saw wind gusts of 64 mph. in brunswick, 69, and in connecticut they reached 51 mph there. across the new york area, look at that, new york got 3 mph last hour. but up here towards maine and boston we're still dealing with the winds. that should start to ease as we go towards the next

it looks innocent enough this is alberta clipper a fast-moving system with not a lot of moisture movingnada but it looks like it will be strong enough to give some of us possibly a slushy inch or two of accumulating snow. main the on the grassy surfaces. let's time the out. here's the rain moving through this evening. we dry the out and for tomorrow you see that strong westerly wind. we do make it into the 50s during friday afternoon. by early saturday morning, here's some snow in lancaster county at 6am. you see the rain through dover. the low moves through and kind of rotates through the delaware valley strong northwesterly winds behind it and we're looking at saturday night into sunday morning another freeze. so as far as snow is concerned, i think mainly on the grassy surfaces through south jersey and philadelphia possibly an inch north and west and where we see the colder air to the north and west in the lehigh valley and poconos possibly one to 2-inches and of course this may change over the next couple of days as we try to really pinpoint where that rotation will occur and where

according to the haverford township police department, 39 year old william alberta died sunday due toess. the seven year veteran of the force suffered medical emergency last week while playing ice hockey in the police league. he died of natural causes after being hospitalized for a week. he leaves behind his wife and three young kids. services are set for this weekend. >> happening today, pennsylvania attorney general, kathleen kane, will be back in court for a pretrial hearing. kane want a judge to who leaked record togs a newspaper. her lawyers say only three groups had the fb iphone recording of her political consultant, those parties prosecutors, state prosecutors, and kane's legal team. >> 4:36. dave kinchen live for us. >> that's right, fresh off of heroin in new york, hillary clinton bridges her campaign to philadelphia. we gave you a preview after the break. stepping out with confidence starts with beautiful feet. new amopé pedi perfect™ wet & dry foot file now get effortless hard skin removal on dry or wet skin, plus it has 2 speeds, and it's rechargeable. the easy way to tou

we have a low pressure system an alberta clipper that will push through and create opportunities forughout central portions of new york going towards the boston area. to the south, we have the wonderful warm weather we're supposed to enjoy right now. it's not in the sauce for us. as we go into tuesday and wednesday, we go from unwanted cold to sticking around too long kind of cold. low pressure system that created the snow will swing towards the water and to the east. high pressure system on the other side with the clock wise rotation will actually work with the counterclockwise rotation of this low pressure system and bring even more cold air from the north to the south and keep us in the deep freeze at least until midweek. kendis, reena? >> thank you so much, paul. i like that red tie. >>> amtrak says it will operate regularly scheduled trains this morning through a stretch of track where a fatal crash took place south of philadelphia. a train with more than 300 people on board slapped into a backhoe that was on the tracks. two amtrak workers were killed and more than 30 treated in

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and they thought they would cross the montana border into what is now alberta but the whole country was then called british north america. so the suspects, and please read it for the ending, are the vigilantes or scotland yard or as was reported by the vigilantes, he was drunk and fell off a boat. [laughter] >> well, that should be enough of a temptation for y'all to rush out after the session and get the book. but right now i'd like to entertain some questions, so if you'd like to come down and speak to either one of the mics. >> so in the movie "gods and generals," the charge of mary's heights is depicted. and it's very good, but the at the top of mary's heights, behind the stone wall, is a confederate flag with a harp on it. and they can't believe that the, their cousins are wearing blue. and i was just wondering if that was of substance, or was that just hollywood? >> well, this is probably an inapt comparison, but i had an interview with bill o'reilly on fox the other night, and sometimes there's irish-on-irish fighting -- [laughter] thousands of people did join the confederates, t

first of 11 days to devote to sprucing up the city, staging area is alberta a woods park in east camden>> newly released video shows nature's fewer friday last weekend's storm that hammered the region. a wind gust, knocked over this 32-foot trailer in a farm in cape may county. farm owner says wind gusted up to 74 miles an hour which also damaged part of his farm. >> fortunately, we are not expecting wind like that today but it is chilly. katie, when i woke up it was cold. but other than that things are looking well. >> we have had a gorgeous sunrise. here's a sunrise indeed but we are looking ahead to a beautiful looking day, looks are very deceiving on mornings like this. i mean you have a gorgeous sunrise, eventually underway. you do not see actual sun but just a day now but over kutztown area middle school and off in the distance the lone silo. this is one of my favorites to show you on mornings like this because it gives thaw beautiful east facing view. we are in the freeze warning until 9:00 this morning. further north you are you don't have the warning posted but cold enough for